Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-08-29
EPISCOPAL SERVICES.
Episcopal Chapel of the Good Shep-
herd, Pitmiin. Services Next
Sunday

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The rector will be present at the
services next Sunday after his short
sojourn on the Maine coast. 1t is
hoped that large congregations will
greet him at each of the services
Special music will be arranged for
the evening service, as shown in
the following program:
Professional Hymn, 516-" Onward
Christian Soldiers"
Versicals and Responses -Tallas
Magnificent, Nunct Dimitis, in d.,
Fields.
Anthem. Crossing the Bar Morse.
Hymn, H.
Offertory Anthem. Seek Ye the
Lord, Roberts.
Vesper Hymn, 1928
Retrocessional Hymn, 679
The Boys Guild will meet Wednes-
day night at eight o'clock at the home
of Mr.. Edward Whitehead. The boys
thus far have raised s45 toward build
ing their Guild House and have had
donated to them all of the cement
which will be required for their
building. This is most encouraging
and the boys wish to express their
sistance rendered them.
No notice has appeared heretofore
concerning the action of the Carnival
Committee as it hoped to make a final
report. On Friday, the 18th. the full
committee met at the home of Mr..
Stone, where reports were received
from the various subcommittee and
the treasurer 1t was found that the
amount would probably go over
$3.50 After all of the regular bust
ness of the Carnival Committee was
adopted, it was suggested that it be
formed into permanent committee,
the purpose being to secure funds
and to act as building committee
for deciding on the various needs and
plans. Tt was approved by all pres
ent and the title decided upon is
The Workers Committee of the
Chapel of the Good Shepherd" The
following officers were elected.
James F. Stone, president; Harry
Whitehead, vice-president; kenei
Clark, treasurer; ]. F. Moore, sec
retary An executive committee was
appointed by the president as fol-
lows: Charles A. Frost, chairman;
Elmer Long, Frank WATERS, Mrs
Faunce, Mrs. Slaughter. Mrs. White
head On Monday, the 10Th, the COM
mittee met again and decided that
Monday of each week would be the
regular meeting of the committee and
the place as settled by the committee
At the previous meeting it was de-
cided that each member present
would bring some idea of how the
funds should be raised. One was
submitted which was approved. name
~, the holding of a peach festival
The date of this will be reported
later The other suggestions were
placed on record and will be decided
upon later. It will be necessary to
heat the building. This will be the
next effort of the committee Over
5000 has been given in two subscrip-
tions toward it and it is expected
that the balance will be raised short
ly. The local steam heaters are ask
ed to hand their bids to the chairman
of the executive committee at once
Remember, the Bishop will visit
the chapel the early part of October
Confirmation instructions will be
held once a week at the chapel and
special instructions on the history
of the church and its work will be-
given at each meeting of the com
mittee. All those that are interest
ed are welcome at the meetings of
the committee and at the lectures in
the chapel Whether or not you are
confirmed or anticipate being con-
friend, you will be very much bene-
fitted by listening to the talk on the
subject of confirmation.
Last Sunday a large and attentive
congregation greeted the Rev. Harry
Morse, from Merehantville, who most
eloquently described the benefits and
uses of ritual 1t was so pleasing
that Mr.. Morse will be asked to come
again and preach this same sermon,
after the public has been sufficiently
notified SO that all people can have
the benefits which naturally accrue
from such an instructive sermon.
L There are few of the memorial
swindows which have not yet been
presented. In order that they may
/ be consecrated at the time of the
Bishops visit In October, those who
are considering presenting one or
|lmore windows to the church, either
memorial or as gift, are asked to
notify the rector of their choice at
once. All of the windows that have
been presented up to this time will
be installed in time for the consecra-
ton. 81
Mr. William Shertel has presented
the chapel with Bible, in memory
of his wife. 1t is a most appropriate
tribute to her memory Mrs. Beck
has presented set of chancel lights
| as memorial to her mother. This
s gift will be beautiful addition to
1.-The chapel.
To the People of Pitman and Vicinity
The carnival for the benefit Of the
Chapel Of the Good Shepherd netted