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Chapel at Point Opens for Season

CAPE MAY POINT - The historic little Beadle Memorial Presbyterian Chapel will again open its doors to worshippers for the summer season, beginning 10 a.m. June 29. The church welcomed President Benjamin Harrison while he vacationed at the Point in the late 19th Century. Speaking at the first service will be the Rev. Dr. James M. Phillips, associate director of the Overseas Ministries Studies Center in Ventnor. There will also be special music at the worship. MABEL HARGRAVES and other members of the board of trustees will conduct Sunday School for children during the sermons. In the event of rain, Sunday School will be moved across the street to the porch) of the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Bruce Dowling. The theme of the session will be, "Jesus and Me". Following the services, refreshments will be served on the lawn. Julie Schmidt and Winifred Cook will be in charge. Robert Schmidt was reelected president of the board for the coming season, at the recent planning meeting of the trustees. Other officers are: James Barnes, vice president; Richard Hargraves, treasurer; and Mabel Hargraves, secretary. APPROVED AS speakers for the season are: the Rev. David G. Cassie, associate executive, the Presbytery of Philadelphia, July 6; the Rev. Daniel C. DeArment,

chaplain, the University of Pennsylvania Medical Center. Philiadelphia, July 13; the Rev. Donald K. Theobald, a retired Presbyterian minister living in Cape May Point, July 20 and 27. Also, the Rev. Dr. E. Bradford Davis. Kensington Presbyterian parish, Philadelphia, Aug. 3; the Rev. Robert J. Walsh, the Presbyterian Church of Havre de Grace, Md., Aug. 10; the Rev. Dr. Kenneth E. Williams, Trenton State University, Aug. 17; the Rev. Walter L. Dosch, retired Presbyterian minister living in Devon, Pa., Aug. 24; and the Rev. Robert W. Osbourne Rowland, the Presbyterian Church of Marple, Pa., Aug 31. The building will be included on the Cape May i and Cape May House Tour June 28 and 29. "The church is open to all for worship," said Schmidt. "We hope that those vacationing in the area will make the church their church." I

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I "Ancestors, Offspring' STONE HARBOR - • "Ancestors and Offspring," is the title of Pastor Glenn Schoenberger's ser- 1 mon June 22, the Fifth Sunday after Pentecost An ecumenical service is offered at 9:30 a.m. The Lutheran Liturgy is celebrated at the 11 a.m. service. A nursery is provided at both services. Sunday Church School meets 9:30a.m. Weekly Bible study continues at 7 p.m. Thursdays. For further information or for pastoral care, contact the church office. 368-3031. 'Burn, Learn' Bible Study STONE HARBOR - "Burn and Learn", nondenominational adult Bible study, will ,be held 10:30-11:30 a.m. Wednesdays this summer on the beach at 103rd Street All are welcome to attend. For further information call 465-5904. First Baptist Pulpit Guest WILDWOOD - Mrs. Beverly McNally, vice president of ABC/NJ, will be guest speaker at the 11 а.m. "Mission Sunday" service this week at the First Baptist Church, Atlantic and Maple Avenues. Sunday School begins at 9:30 a.m. A nursery is also provided. Beginning Sunday, July б, there will be two worship services, 8:30 and 11 a.m. For further information call the church office, 522-2981.

Births The following births have been recorded in area hospitals: Bl'RDETTE TOMLIN Ryan Frances to Roy and Marjorie Kilcoyne Patchell of Town Bank, June 1. Joseph Edward to Robert and Susan Horan Schweikert of Villas. June 1. Raymond Gary III to Raymond Jr. and Kathleen McPherson Cooper of Rio Grande, June 3. Brian Richard to Brian and Leslie Watson Smith of Villas, June 3. Jonathan Edward to Charles and Diane Skinner Bazemore of Cape May, June 4. Harry David to Harry and Debra Groner Mossbrook of Court House, June 4. Rebecca Jeanne to Christopher and Caroline Noa Zarcone of Erma, June 6. Nicole Lillian to Frederick and Judith Ridgway Palmer Cape May, June 7. Randall Prescott to Robert Jr. and Kathy Martin May of Cape May, June SHORE MEMORIAL Son to John and Lori Shearer Tomiinson of Ocean City, June 6. Twin daughters to William and Carolyn Reilly Mathewson of Ocean City. June T. Daughter to Frank and Linda Bender Taylor of Court House. June 7.

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