Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 5

REPORTS Lodge Sponsors 2nd Annual Fall Concert The educational committee of the Second Masonic District Council, Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge, Free and Accepted Masons of Pennsylvania, will sponsor-its second annual fall concert Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Frederic Douglass Junior High Auditorium, 8th St. and Central Chester. Spencer Male Chorus will be featured. Proceeds from the affair go into a fund for aiding'de- high school and college students who desire to further their education.

Several grants will be awarded Saturday; night to. students who have appealed for financial aid Randell' Whitsett is chairman of the educational committee. Mr. and Mrs. Harlarr Vincent were hosts for the October meeting of Class 1 of Grace Methodist Church Tuesday evening at their home, 800 Penneil Chester.

Birth 8 CROZER CASSIDY-To George and Anna Cassidy, Birney Highway, Chester, a son, Oct. 8. MOREFIELIX-To Charles 'and Jean Morefield, 4300 W. 9th Trainer, a son, Oct 9. GARRETT To George and Mary H.

Gafrett, 603 Wilson a daughter, Oct. 10. MAJOR--To Roman and Jane Major, 1924 Central Boothwyn, a son, Oct. 12. NAJMOLA --To Francis and Myrtle 2604 Kane Chester, 1 a daughter, Oct.

DAMON To Forster and Blanche Damon, 1727 4th Folsprrt, a daughter, Oct. '12. RAIMQ--To Arthur and Anne Raimo, 1310 6th Woodlyn, a -son, Oct. 12. SACRED HEART TOWSON--To Harry and Wanda Towson, 14 Green Ridge a daughter, Oct.

8. DELPIZZO--To Paul and Shirley Delpizzo, 20 East Elbon Rd. Parkside, a daughter, Oct. 9. Agnes Kauffraan, 24 E.

6th Chester, a son, Oct. 9. A Anthony and Jo- sephine Gosta, 66 E. 24th Chester, a'son, Oct. 9.

REDDING--To Joseph a Mary Ann Redding '1318 E. 12th eddystone, a daughter, Oct 10. Walter.and Betty Pyndus, 4225 Springhouse Lane, Aston; a daughter Oct. TERRY--To George and Deloref. -Terry, 1025 Jackson Sharon a son, Oct.

11. -ARMSTRONG-To William and Anna Armstrong, 930 Potter St Chester, a son, Oct. 11. EMMI--To Samuel and Marie Emmi, 3619 W. 13th St.

Trainer a son, Oct. 11. On Saturday, beginning at noon, a chicken dinner will be giVen at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lin Central Chcs ter, for the' benefit of annual Men's Day at Grace Church, 12th St.

and Central on Nov. 13. Two benefits will be given for St. Luke's Community Christian Church, 4th St. and Central Chester, on Saturday.

The Williams Chorus will spon ior a chicken dinner and bake at the church center, 4th St and Central Ave. A chicken and sparerib barbe cue wilt be given by the Pulpit anc Society at noon al the home of Mrs. Mary Taylor 1800 W. 3rd Chester. Mrs.

Dorothy Bell and Mrs Florence Edmonds will sponsor chicken, pigsfeet and sparerib din ners for the benefit of Trinity UAJIE Church, Media, Saturday jeginning at noon, at Mrs. Bell's home, 606 Vernon Media. A pigsfeet and 'chicken.) dinner will be given Saturday afternoon at Shorter AME Church, Penning Ion Avenue, Morton, for the bene fit of annual'Men's Day. The trustees, of the church wil have a special meeting Saturday at the parsonage, 116 Walnut St. Morton, at 8:30 p.m.

Only Sunbather! PHILADELPHIA (AP)-- Walter Saxon stretched out for a bit of sunbathing Thursday and police and. firemen rushed to the Saxon, 58, a brickworker, chose a five-foot ledge the'edge of 13-story center-city building fo, his sunbathing. Several passersby saw him. Firemen sent their res cue" unit, and police rushed to the roof, thinking they might preven the man from jumping. Saxon wai amazed by the commotion.

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1.960 Fire Probe Continues TRAINEK The cause of the hckisc trailer blaze which look the life of 38-year-old Ralph S. Bailey Wednesday has not yet been determined, officials said today. Police chief John J. Flannery said, however, that the blaze in Bailey's trailer at the'Cox Trailer Park at 4300 W. 9th St.

apparently was accidental. Flannery, Slate trooper Albert Kwedcr, fire marshal from the Bclmonl Barracks, and Leon Wilgus, assistant chief of the Lennox Park Fire probed the ruins Wednesday. Flannery said there appeared to be no indication of foul play. He said the blaze apparently started in the living room section where Daily's charred body was found. Kwoder's findings have not yet been made known.

i 'f: NEW REPUBLICAN CLUB--An architect's drawing 29 at 3 p.m. William Jacobs a member of Morton of the new Morton Republican. Club, 2224 Pennington Council, is president and Wnrr'en Vaughtera is chafr- Morton, which will have its official opening Oct, man of the buildin- committee 1S CLAYMONT Presbyterians Call Baltimore Pastor NAMED BY TEACHERS CLAYMONT Peter CLAYMONT The congregation of Trinity Presbyterian Church has voted to call Rev. Stuart of Baltimore to.fill the pastorate at Trinity, vacant since the Rev. John F.

Wells Jr. left in August to assume a new post in Billings, Mont. A group of church leaders presented the request for issuance of the call to the New Castle Presbytery at a recent meeting and the Rev. Mr. Wysham has he will accept the pulpit at Trinity.

Church officials said he is expected to arrive. here early in November. TRIP DEADLINE TODAY CLAYMONT Today is the deadline for reservations for youngsters wishing to take part in the bus trip to New York City Oct. 20 and 21 under sponsorship of the Brandy wine Hundred Branch YMCA. Reservations should be made at the YMCA office on Harvey Road.

aerg of Darley Road, a 3rd Grade at Silverside Elementary School, has been elected vice president of the Ml. Pleasant Education Association. SCOUTS PROMOTED CLAYMONT--Seven Boy Scouts were promoted at court of honor ceremonies for Troop 51 recently in Atonement Methodist Church. About 90 parents, scouts and leaders attended. William Little was awarded the junior assistant scoutmaster's badge in recognition of his lead ership assistance.

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