Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 4

DELAWARE COUNTY (PA.) DAILY TIMES iy, Nwvemter 1974 Obituaries John H. Evans dies; ex-fax H. of 250 was a member of Christ i a A Mrs. Manon Tweston Ward, a tne Jonn Wcsley Cross i 567 longtime president of Delaware American Legion Auxiliary County, died Saturday at Riddle Norwood Hospital, She surviving are her husband, nilfJ-U nd -531-N. Charles Ward a son Old Middietown Road, Middle- Charles W.

3rd of ttr Norwood; 'a daughter, Marion Mrs. was the'former Tex ter of Glenolden; two Marion Sweatman and lived Providence, former township tax collector and school board member, died Friday in Riddle Hospital, Middietown, following a short illness. Mr. Evans, son of the late' Lewis M. and Grace Robinson Evans, born in 'Upper Providence and lived there all his life.

He served'18 years pn J.W a yjl Media much of her te ns Ch a ji les ard of the school board and four years 1 6 0 6 Hamilton, and William secretary the Survivors include his wife, Helen R. Evans; two sons, Edwin.R. of Aston and Richard P. of i i two daughters, Mrs. Louise Miller of Upper Providence and Mrs.

Grace Detwiler of Perkasie; 17 grandchildren and 1 great- grandchild. The funeral will be 10 a.m. Tuesday al Church, Media. Burial will be in Media movmg lo Thomas i a county He Cemetery. She was a lifetime member of Sf" a of Calli hours wil1 te 7 to 9 Church.

Norwood wea Jr of Harrisburg FA aweaiman jr. 01 narnsourg, of Lebanon Knights four grandchildren and Border of the Eastern Star, be Rutledge.a member of the American i Chapter. Association Persons, Media She -also was a member of the Delaware County Rose' Society, -the Needlework Guild of America, JOHN I CLANCY 4-62J2 9TH UPLAND 10 a.m. Wednesday at. St.

0 Stephen's Church, Chester Pike and Celveland Norwood. Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery, Upper Darby. Calling hours will be 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Griffith Chapel, 520 Chester Pike, Norwood. Contributions in her memory may be made to the memorial fund of St.

Stephen's Church. p.m. tonight at the Patterson Funeral Home, Jackson St. and Baltimore Ave. Masonic ser- Delaware County Shinne Club vices will be 8 p.m.

Contribution in his memory 'may be made to the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children, James J.Morrison, 53, of 1144 Philadelphia. Morrison change meeting dates A.J. WHITE LUTTRILL FUNERAl Village Green Shopping Center 240 CONCORD RD. ASTON, PA. 494-3424 SERVING ALL FAITHS SINCE 1898 GRIFFITH FUNERAL CHAPEL HOR'ACE B.

GSlFFiC'jR. NORWOOD; PA. 6-2742 with her married in 1942; a PRIVATE PARKING ffft titt ftti Garbrick Mrs. Agnes Garbrick, 56, of 18 Village of Valley Brook, Chester Heights, the widow of Russell E. Garbrick, died Saturday in Crozer-Chester Medical Center, Upland.

Garbrick, the former Agnes E. Ehrhart, was born in York, daughter of Margie M. Ferree Ehrhart and the late Clare E. Ehrhart.and moved to Meadow Lane, Chester, a retired employe of Penn- 0 nlannaK sylvania Industrial Chemical I I I 1 Mrcii Co. (PICCO) died Sunday in Sacred Heart Hospital, Ches-1 ter Mr.

Morrison was a lifelong FOLCROFT Robert Franz," Chester resident. secretary of the, Fblcroft He was retired on disability 10 Planning Commission, said that years ago from the former the two monthly working PICCO of Chester, where he meetings of the commission was employed 20 years as a have been changed from the gauger. third and fourth Monday of the He was an Army Air Force 1 Month to the first and second veteran of World War 4 'Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the He was a member police administration building, Resurrection of Our Lord Baltimore Avenue. Roman Catholic Church, The ext meeting of the Chester, a member 30 years of commission i be this Franklin Fire Co, 2, and made an honorary member in h.ol«J--.

September. Rutiedge woman TM. TM He is survived by his'wife, the i Heights several months. former Mary Petrillo, whom BXlHDllS Mrs: Riith Wiehe. She was a retired clerk of the Ferree Food Market in York.

She was a member of St. a 1 a 1 I a 1 "The Sailor and The a.m. at Media- A' Thoughtful Expression of Sympathy; Fresh FRUIT i BASKETS CARROLL'S FRUIT GOURMET SHOPPE 1 So. Chester Pike Glenolden LU 6-2780 Also: 1343 E. Lycoming St.

Philo, JE 3-5777 Christopher G. Kent Funeral Home to Lewis M. Hunt Continuing 46-yeors of dignified service Listen in "Songs of Faith" T- 1600 on your radio did Every Sunday from 8:30 10 P.M.. 1424 W. 3rd St.

Chester TR Congregational Church in York, Funeral Home, 2316 Providence ppe 6 Llbrary Chester. -Mass of Front and Jackson Sts Christian Burial will be 10 a.m. MrSl Ljf an er0 a career at Edinburgh State will 8c an te continuing it at York, she by a bT 'Heart JfS 11 Women's the Wallihgford Art Center and in the Springfield and the Media clothesline shows. its Dorcas Bible Class and Christian Endeavor. addition to her daughter at Resurrection St.

and her mother, who lives in slsteiy Mrs. Saylor of York; two brothers, John F. Ehrhart of Alexandria; and Charles of York, and one granddaughter. Services will be Tuesday at Everhart Funeral Home, 1337 E. Market York.

Burial will be in Ml. Ziou Cemetery, there. Calling hours will be 7 to 9 tonight at the funeral home. Cemetery; Upper Chichester. Calling hours will be 7 to 9, p.ni.

Wednesday at the funeral home. 'Gingerbread Lady' Barnstormer show Death Notices CARTER, Michael N.Sr. On Nov. 1974 of B26 W. 2nd Chester, husband Gwendolyn, father of Michael and Kvla Girts r.

son of Dorothy Robblns, brother of Dorothy, Saundra, BeverlyandMiirvl. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Thursday 1 p.m. at Temote Baptist Church, 4th Parker Chester, Pa. The body will lie In state Wednesday al the FRANKLIN FIRE HOUSE, nth 4 Concord Ave. Chester from 6 to 10 p.m.

Interment Haven Memorial Park. Calling hours Thursday a.m. to 1 p.m. al the church. CURER.

Wilsie. Nee Smith. 'On Nov. 10, 1974, wife of the late Ralph of TrlmWe Brookhaven. Arrangements 'will be announced by the NACRELLI For Funeral Records of E.

F. WHITE FUNERAL HOME, 1885-1942. THOMAS E. RAIRDON FUNERAL HOME, 1942-60 MARY E. CARR FUNERAL HOME, 1960-1963 Please Contact CARR FUNERAL HOME E.

21st at Providence Ave. TRemont 4-3655 John E. arr John E. Carr, Jr. Michael J.

Corr EVANS. John H. On November 8. 1974. Husband Helen R.

Evans of 250 Highland Media, Pa. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the Requiem Burial Mass on Tuesday, 10a.m., November 1974 at Christ Episcopal Church, South Oranoe Media, Pa. Friends may call Monday evening at the PATTERSON FUNERAL HOME, Baltimore Ave. Monroe Media. 7-9.

Masonic Services, p.m. by- trie George W. Bertram Lodge No. 296. F.A.M.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Stirlner's Hosoital for Crippled Children, Roosevelt Philadelphia, Pa. Interment Media FUNERAL FLOWERS In Good Taste. Jit MODftT PRICES SCALLAN FLORIST Edgmont Ave. at 15th St. CHESTER.

PA TR 2-7712 Maior Credit Cards Accepted A THOUGHT TO REMEMBER By GEORGE H. BROWER The touch in a handshake can mean "Helto" "Goodbye" "Congratulations" and a lol of other ftecouw man a soul, hit louch differs from the pawing touch of an animal. Man combines me louch of me phyjkol wim me jpfrituaJ. The loving fooch ol a momer's hand can eoie me pain of a child's A ilop can inflict pain phytieolly and spiritually. There are contrails in botK the and spiritual touch.

Sone ore pteosont. Some are painful. In a spiritual sense, tovches the lives of others every day by wHot scry what we do how we act. The touch on omen can-be good or bod. It con bring a touch of happiness or unhoppineH.

A o4 moderation and mercy; a touch of harshness and riatred. Since all of us touch some one wilti nearly everything we scry or do, shouldn't wi be careful-how'we touch them? (And encldertatly. we sometimes wonder how or if me weekly thoughts you read We. reach out 10 "iouch you" as we hope tSey do .1) KATJONAL SH.ECTED MOtTKIANS Invitation GEORGE H. BROWER FUNERAL HOME Successor to Ray F.

Imschweiler RIDLEY PARK There is a lot more a Neil Simon play than just the'clever one-liners which bring so many laughs, and "The Gingerbread Lady, current production of the Ridley Park Barnstormers, is a case in. The play revolves around Evy Meara, an alcoholic nym- formerly a nightclub singer. She returns from.a long drying-out spell to her closest Death Notices GABRIELE, Loretta Inec Frattarola) On November 8, 1974. Wife of the late Icola Gabrlele of M3 7th Avenue, Swarthmore, Pa: Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral on Tuesday, 9 a.m. from the JAMES F.

KNOETGEN FUNERAL HOME, 746 Kcdron Ridley Morton, Pa. (Roule Mass of Christian Burial, 10a.m., Notre Dame deLourdes Church. Holy Communion may be received at the Mass. Interment SS Peter t. Paul Cemetery.

Friends may cafl on Monday after 7 p.m. Parktrm lot on premises, JEFFER IS, Georgie, Staples i On Novembers, 1W. Wife of the late Charles A. of So. Orange Media, Pa.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the Memorial Service, Tuesday, p.m. in the Wafllngford Presbyterian Church. Interment, private. Memorial contributions to the Walllnaford Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund would be aooreclated. (Arrangements by the J.

NELSON F. R1GBY FUNERAL HOME, Media, Pa.) MORRISON, James J. On Nov. 10, 1974 James J. Morrfson husband of Mary Petrillo of 1144 Meadow Lane, Chester, Relatives and friends of the family may attend the funeral Thursday morning 8:30 at the NOLAN-FIOALE FUNERAL HOME, Z316 Providence Chester, Pa.

Mass of Christian Burial 10 o'clock at the Resurrection of Our Lord Church, 9th St. HlgNand Chester Pa. Interment Immaculate Heart Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday evenlno' 7 to PENNEW1LL, Charles I. On November 8, 1974.

Charles L. Pennewill, husband of Mrs. Florence M. Pennewill (nee Blanton) of 13 61 Upland, Pa. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral service, Tuesday morning, November 12.

1974, II o'clock at the ROBERT MORELANO FUNERAL HOME, 9th 4 Main Trainer, Pa. Lawn Croft Cemetery. Friends may E. rn Nee Carroll! On Nov. 8, 1974 of 77 W.

Forge Glen Mills, Pa. Wife of Leonard F. Schoeffllrtg. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral Tuesday 11 a.m. Irom the R1G8Y 4 HARTING FUNERAL HOME, 15 E.

4th Media. Interment Bethel Memorial Park, Pennstuken, New Jersey. WARD, Marion. Twesten On November 9, 1974. of Charles R.

Ward of Media. Pa. Mother of Charles W. Twesttn 111 of Norwood, and Mo. Marion T.

Texlerof Glenolden, Pa. Relatives arid frltnds are to funeral service an Wednesday, 10 a.m., St. Stephen's Episcopal Ctttsttr Pike Cleveland Avenue, Norwood. Interment Arlington Cemetery. Friends may cad Tuesday evening, 7 to -9 at the GRIFFITH CHAPEL.

S20 Chester Pike, Norwood. Eastern Stir Service, Peace Charter 239, I p.m. In (leu of ftowets, contributions may be made to the Memorial Fund of St. Stephen's 1600 EDGMONT AVE. CHESTER TR 2-331-4 WHIIEJHOMAS On November 1974, of 4445 HoWen Street, Services and burial will be In Dover, Delaware the convenience of the Arrangements by the CHRISTOPHER friends, an egocentric bunch of misfits, and to her eager-to-love daughter.

There's Jimmy, an actor who never quite makes the grade; Toby, whose a is preserving her beauty; Lou, would-be composer and insensitive lover. The only person strong enough to help Evy is 17- year-old Polly. Whether Evy -or any of them can cope with problems is the of "Gingerbread Lady." Simon's observant depiction of these touchingly dependent losers as they quarrel, scold, and comfort each other, makes for an entertaining play, with serious undertones. There's the shaky hope that is Toby's only lifeline, the small triumphs.that Jimmy must build into an existence, the illusiojn of talent which sustains Lou. the undertones come- through irregularly.

Cast and director James Hazard have not probed sufficiently the wellsprings, the motivations of these desperate people. It is hard to believe that Evy teeters on a narrow, icy rail and can spare no strength from her meager store to help her friends with their deep Doris French, a resourceful actress, plays her, tender-tough Evy sometimes comes over as confident, more annoyed and cold than tense and caring. John Becker gives us a a high voice, waving and a fright wig that asks for condescension. The small, but juicy part of the Puerto Rican grocery boy, which should be. funny, lively, and sexually completely flat, negating the explicit point Simon is trying to make about Evy.

However, thre are individual scenes (Polly with her mother, for instance, Jimmy counting out the grocery money, and Toby reciting her past conquests) which are poingnant or amusing or revealing. Karl Ratz, with a bit more flamboyance, would be just right as Lou Tanner. Suzanne Csanaday (Polly) has the makings of an appealing. ingenue. Blanche Cash gives Toby credibility.

Imaginative direction could make "Gingerbread Lady" a balanced, wise-cracking, but probing whole. The play will be presented again at 8:30 p.m. this Friday and Saturday. -HOLLEY R. WEBSTER HAACP sets meeting MEDIA-The Media NAACP Branch will meet 7:30 p.m.

Tuesday in Media Fellowship House, 302 S.Jackson St. JOHN H. EVANS Qther deaths BELLEVILLE; ui. -7 Retired educator Dr. George S.

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