Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 14

.1 14 OKLAWAKE COUNTY (FA.) DAILY TIMES December 5, mi ifELEN HUNT REPORTS Testimonial Banquet Lauds Activities of 2 testimonial banquet givenj'Mrs. Nellie Allen, chairman of GLENOLDEN iRADYVlLLE recently by the stewards oT Si-the affair, loam Methodist Church in honor of Rev. Sylvester Carroll and Mrs. Rose Jolly attracted more than 125 guests. The affair was in the church community center, 17th and Walnut Chester.

were cited for their spirit of service and contribution to the church and community. Rev. John B. Redmond the principal, speaker, talked on the values of "small thoughtful things" that count so much in promoting the success of any undertaking. He spoke of the humbleness of Mr.

Carroll, an associate minister of Siloam and of his visitations over the years to the sick and shut-ins. Jolly, known as the "flower lady" of the church, was com- niended by Mr. Redmond' for her talent for beautifying the church. Redmond, assistant pastor of Ezion Methodist Church in Wilmington filled out the unexpir- ed term of the late Rev. J.

W. Davis as pastor of Siloam. Heron Wolf of Fifth Presbyterian Church was the loaslmaster. The invocation and table blessing were offered by Rev. M.

L. Mc- Kirmey, pastor of Siloam. V'? Soloists were Walter Gibbs of Second Baptist Church, Media, Geraldine Whitlington of Siloam and Mrs. Julia Nicholas of Trinity -UAME Church, Media. Mrs.

Sylvia Miles was the pianist. Greetings from the general church were brought by Mayberry Pitts. Greetings from the Church School by Brenda Kennard. 'Brief Her committee members were Mrs. Eva Butler, Mrs.

Edna Gadson, Mrs. Anita Lynch, Mrs. An- 1 nie Mary Kenna Mrs. Eleanora Johnson, Mrs. Rachel Bowen, Mrs.

Catherine Collins and Mrs. Lottie Hughes, president of the steward board. Hostesses were Mrs. Gadson, Mrs. Lillian Farrow, Paula Cooper and Mrs.

Ruby Coleman. The December meeting of Class 5 of St. Datjiel's Methodist Church will be at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the church, 4th and Edwards Chester, congratulatory remarks were given by Rev. Ross Nicholas, pastor of Trinity UAME Church, Media; Rev.

Emmanual Campbell, pastor of New Hope Baptist Church, Paoli; Mrs. Catherine B. Laws, Mrs. Mabel Jones, who for many years was president of the steward board of Siloam, by Rev. Isaac Camper, who also introduced Mr.

Redmond, and by the pastor, Mr. McKinney. The presentation of gifts to the guests of honor from the auxiliaries of the church and from their families and friends was made by Mrs. Elizabeth Laws. Marvel May also made a presentation to each.

Closing remarks were given by The meeting of the Wilmington District Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Delaware Methodist Conference will be Saturday at Asbury Methodist Church, Atlantic City, N.J. Representatives from Union Memorial Methodist Church, Darby, Siloam, Grace and St. Daniel's Methodist Churches, Chester, will attend. A highlight of the meeting will be colored slides of Israel to be shown by Mrs, Cleo Henry. Mrs.

Henry visited 12 countries in Europe on a tour following the World Church Conference in Oslo, Norway, last summer. A bus will leave from Ezion Methodist Church in Wilmington at 8:30 a.m. Reservations and further information may be obtained from Mrs. Claudia Wharton district WSCS president, 2122 W. 2nd Chester, or from Mrs.

Pauline LeCompte, a district officer, 408 Flower Chester. VFWUnits Schedule Party NORWOOD--A Christmas party for children of members of LeVan-Smith Raibley VFW Post 7213 and Auxiliary will take place Dec. 17 at 2:30 p.m. at the post dome. Entertainment will include presentation of magic and Punch and Judy shows by Harry Proud of Philadelphia and a trained monkey act.

Santa Glaus will distribute gifts for all ages and the auxiliary will serve refreshments. The Council of VFW Auxiliaries will take gifts to children at Scotland School Dec. 16, and members, of the local unit who plan to accompany the group are Mrs. Herbert Hoist; president; Mrs. C.

Ro bert Gear and Mrs. Frances Latterly. The next meeting of the local auxiliary will be a Christmas party on Monday at 8:30 p.m. at the post. Future fund raising projects include: a plastics demonstration, Wednesday, at 8:30 p.m.

at the home of Mrs. Gear, 301 Amosland resumption of game nights beginning Jan. 13 and a covered dish luncheon Jan. 24. Mrs.

Horace Reese, 114 Henderson continues the Christmas candy sale. Scouts Are Taught Rescue Techniques GRADYVTLLE Members.of Boy Scout Troop 235, were treated to a demonstration of rescue techniques by the Lenni Heights Rescue Squad at their last meeting. boys learned how to lash victims to both the army canvas stretcher and the navy basket stretcher. Some of the boys managed to learn the technique ot throwing knots in heavy rope. A trick that saves time in an emergency: The demonstration was arranged in with the course now being given to the younger ixys in First Aid.

The Senior Patrol was most interested since they have been designated an emergency patrol. UNIT NETS GRADYVILLE The profit from the Christmas bazaar of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Edgmon 1 Township Fire Co. topped $500. The amount is a good start on the $1,000 the women hope to raise in order to complete the amoun owed on the building. Once th building is free and clear the me will be in a position to purchas a new fire truck.

Members of the Auxiliary hav been discussing other methods raising money, and this will the topic for discussion at a reg ular Christmas party meetin Dec. 12. HDDLETOWN Jaycees Plan Coils MiDDLETOWN Ralph Griggs was named chairman of the "Calls to Santa" program, sposnored by the Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with the Media Jayceeds, Dec. 18 to 21 James Herr will be chairman of the Christmas baskets and Gary Scot, chairman of the shoppjn tour for children, Dec. 16.

Arthur Linvill was guest speak er at the last meeting of th group. He showed slides of Cen tral and South -America and dis cussed his travels through th countries. Other guests -at the meetin were Richard Hayes, Jerry Arter and Jack MacNeal. The next meeting will be of the combined board and membership nd will take place Dec. 12 at.

p.m. at the home of Paul Koppebele, High Point Acres. Party Planned At Eddy stone EDDYSTONE--The committees or the" annual Christmas party, by the. Men's Bible Class and the commission on education, Eddystone Methodist Church, have been named. They include: Gifts, Mrs.

Florence Pearson and Mrs. Edith Coo- refreshments, Mrs. Doris Ertwine, Miss Blanche Leah and Miss Audrey Armstrong; awards Mrs. Frank Cornog, Mrs. Leroy Cassidy, Mrs.

Emma Sparks and Mrs. John Alexander; white gift Mrs. Edythe Mort, Miss Gladys Blair and Mrs. Florence Wright Decorations, Fred Amonson and members of the Youth Fellow ship. Miss Dorothy M.

Taylor, super intendent of the Church School will, discuss committee work. 3 Plead Guilty Jew Attacks SAN FRANCISCO AP) 8bc ouths. who pleaded guilty Moo- day to felony conspiracy in the 15-month harassment Of a San Francisco Jewish couple, will rfr urn to Superior Court Jan. ft for probation report and sentence, ach could get up to three years imprisonment, Two youths pleaded. guiHy ear- ier and await sentencing Dec.

18. Two others have been placed probation by Juvenile Court. All were accused of participating -in threatening phone calls, vandalism and general persecution of Mr. and Mrs. William Bowman.

They said they did it for 'kicks." $5000 Major Hospital Family Plan tfcu $50 Father, Mother (under 40); one child CoH SU 9-4161 FELIX DALLESANDRO COLWYN Nativity Play Set by Group ROSE VALLEY -Jasper Deeter, director of the Hedgerow Theater, announced that a dress rehearsal of the Nativity Play will be staged Wednesday from 8'30 to 9:50 p.m. Deeter, who has written the prologue to the play, extends an invitation to all church groups in the area as well as to the general public. There is no charge. Civic Group To Entertain Children COLWYN --The Civic Association will hold its Christmas party for children of the borough, Dec. 16 from 3 to 6 p.m.

at town hall. Movies, refreshments and a visit by Santa CLaus will be part of the program. Miss Colwyn, Leslie Marro, will entertain the children with musical selections. Anthony Crane is in charge of the program. Mrs.

Calvin Yocum will help Santa. A cake sale will be held Saturday at the Fire House, 3rd and Spruce, with Mrs. Francis X. Gallagher and Frank Marro in Bus Strike Hits Yule Shopping ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP)--This city's 318,611 prepared today to make the best of a Christmas shopping- season without'public transportation.

They already have been without bus service for 35 days. Sinking drivers and mechanics of the Rochester Transit in a 471-5 vote Monday, rejected what the company said was its final contract offer. It was reported that the drivers and mechanics were offered a 15-cent wage in crease over two years and added fringe benefits. Drivers got hour and mechanics J2.09-J2.46 under the old contract. Negro Judge Takes Bench LOS ANGELES (AP)--The first Negro to be elected a presiding jurist in Los Angeles County is Thomas L.

Griffith .59. Griffith was named presiding judge of the city's municipal court system Monday, effective Jan. I Griffith was born in Albia, Iowa, the son of a Baptist minister. He was appointed to the bench in 1953 by Earl Warren, then governor. Mice may increase -when rats are controlled due to less corn- charge.

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