Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 11

CHESTER (PA.) TIMES SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 19 Br E. Simmi Campbell CUTIES Ji'mmie Fidler in Hollywood Trainer Co. Has Meeting Henry Johnson was in charge of the Trainer Fire Company meeting in the Are hall, Among those present were: John Williams, Stephen By JIMMY FIDLER lie to ner oesi permanent ret Twin Oaks Man Held in Theft Forgings Charged with receiving from five children more than five tons of steel forgings allegedly stolen from the Sun Oil tank farm in Twin Oaks. Joseph Warowiu.

41, of 631 East Ninth street, waived a bearing in police court Friday after The Bert Gudgeon who died in North Bergen, N. last I Harvey Rums, John Bobak. Jacob Hiirlon. Edward Shade. William T.

Dougherty. Tom Dix, Walter Nottle. Joseph Grear and Henry Johnson. The following ambulance calls were reported: Alfonzo Nit holes, of '825 Central avenue, Chester, taken doubled for Pearl While in "Perils of Pauline' sillers On The hearing was held ai before Magistrate Lowrv who held Warowitz Doc Stork's i $500 Crosby to submit to an appendicitis operation Despite sweetness and Hght publicity sent out by Paramount, insiders insist that ail is NOT well between Cecil B. De Milie and Hedy Lamarr Kay Starr, the radio thrush whose record, "Lonesomest "al in Town," is a favorite wfth teen agers, is seri oiial" ill with pneumonia.

Preview Nights; Pic of an otherwise disappointing week: Universal international's "You Gotta Stay I Happy" iJoan Fontaine James i Stewart tlddie Albert Roland Young i. A guaranteed laugh dividend that reflects real credit on everyone, concerned OKAY: Eagle Lion's "Sword of the Avenger" (Ramon del Gado Slgrld Gurie Ralph Morgan). A Class melodrama with considerable entertainment value FAIR; Eagle Lion' "Let's Live a Little" (Hedy Lamarr Rober.t Cummings). Weil cooked up, but the Ingredients are too skimpy LACK LUSTRE: Columbia's "The Untamed Breed" (Sonny Tufts Barbara Britlon George "Gabby" Hayes). Toa inambv pamby to match its title LOW BRIDGE: Screen Guild's "Jungle Goddess" iGeorce Reeves tor April: The Jordans Parkside To Begin Drive On Monday The Community Chest Campaign1 will begin in Parkside on Monday: and will continue to November 17, inclusive.

The borough workers are hoping for a sncress ful ten dav visitation of the borough homes and are looking forward to surpassing the quota of the Parkside women have volunteered; their time and services to this worthy cause, are: Mrs. Kenneth Dale, Park side team captain; Mrs. Henry Stromberg, co captain; Mrs. Nelson Silberman, Mrs. Jack Antes, Mrs.

Clyde Seitz, Mrs. George: Hibbert. Mrs. Warren Guss, Blantoti Tiller. Mrs.

Jake Miller, Mrs. Robert Goodman, Mrs. Robert: Sterling, Mrs. 'Villiam Green. Samuel Techton, Mrs.

Donald i Brower, Mrs. David McKee, and Mrs. Amos The treat which was won by Mrs. Wood's room at the last Parent teachers' Association meeting of the Parkside School, was served the children on Friday afternoon by Mrs. Wilkie and Mrs.

King. Miss Doris Wible and Miss Jean' Tavlor, of Parkside. who are students at the Media High School. at tended the Freshman Turnabout: Dance held at the school on Friday Mr. and Mrs.

Emerson Convin. of 253 East Roland road, entertained on Tuesday evening, November 2, in I honor of their son Tommy, who was celebrating his eighth birthday an niversary. The guests enjoyed thei showine of films during the course: i CHRISTY SITARAS. of 1 031 Washington street. Marcus Hook, recently joiner! the local unit of the Navy Reserve.

Battalion 4 21. bai! for the grand jury. Value of the steel was placed at more than S1700 by Alfred J. Goran state detective special investigator for the Sun Oil Company. According to information furnished the magistrate.

Warowitz was alleged to have, received $140.33 on the resale and the children were alleged paid 175.6? The children including two girls, range from 10 to 14 years, two being members of one family and the other three of another family. Both families are Twin Oaks residents living near the tracks where the tank arm is located. The children allegedly took the steel forgings, used in repairs at the tank farm, from the unloading platform at nights, piece by piece over some months. Some pieces weigh as much as 60 pounds or from the South Chester Tube Com ipany to the Chester Hospital. Crew: F.

Davis. John Szablcwlcz. Jacob 'Hnrlon and Stephen Weldon. Stephen Hasht. of 2506 West Fourth slreei, was taken to Crozer Hospital and returned home.

He was treated for a dislocated shoulder. Crew: Joseph Gre.tr and Clarence Gicker. Anna Helpa of 2U Hawick street. Chester was taken to Chester Hospital. Crew; R.

E. Davis, John Szablewicz and William Kokoski. Stella Jowalchuck. of 307 Trainer 'street, Chester, was taken to Chester for itn appendectomy. Crew: Walter Nottle, Joseph Orear.

and John Smblewicz. The Lennox Park Mother's Club will meet on Tuesday at the home Mrs. Margaret Jone. of Linwoori. i The Lennox Park Ladies' Auxill arv will meet on Monday evening I at' which time the nomination of of fleers will take place.

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Trainer Fire Company will meet on Monday. rmi.BR JncX o'Shea, perennial villain of the Roy Rogers westerns, is hospitalized with serious injuries which he suffered when he was thrown by an outlaw bronc in a rodeo. Now that i tie election Is past history, expect Universal international to offer Margaret Truman a term contract Molzis about, a new disturbance of the MGM peace this time a heated quarrel between Judy Garland and Fred Aslalre? Paul Henreid, seriously 111 some weeks ago. will cancel outstanding screen commitments and take a world cruise in quest of better health Divorce minded: Linda Brent and John Kellogg When and If Alice Fayc makes that much discussed picture for 20th Century Fox, her leading man will probably be hubby Phil Harris. I hear that medicos want Bing Hunt Pressed For 3 Planes Wanda McKay Armida).

A criminal waste of good film United Artists' "The Plot to. Kill Roosevelt" (Derek Farr Marta Labarrl. Bad enough to put any audience in a murderous mood BEST PERFORMANCE Joan Fontaine In "You Gotta Stay Happy." A search continued today for two navy bombers and civilian airliner reported missing with a total of 38 jsaid, are investigating the juvenile jangle of the case. Norman Snvder appeared as: persons aboard in ridden Fa: Northwest outposts. The missing planes were: "She jilted him, but it'll be years before he can forget her.

bought her so many frifts on time payments." counsel for WarowiU. Warow made no ststrmnit following the regular eve worship, at Bethany. "prel jHelcii Hunt Report: but a signed statement re Legislative C. oi C. Lunch On Wednesday isenteri to the maaistrat Sacrament of Holy Communion observer! Sunday, tic fct.

Welsh Street Union Churcho i The case is one involving thefts, from the Sun Oil Company running into many thousands of dollars. Daniel's Methodist Church. Fourth and Edwards streets, with gcnernl the of Criminal minister, will have charge Observes 119th Anniversary1 of the evening. There will be a showing of a silent film entitled "Who is My Neighbor" at the Sunday evening: services of the Parkside Methodist, Church. That being a good Samaritan means more than helping; someone in need, is the illustration to be found in the film.

Communion Sunday will be ob served at the mornine worship ser 1 ihip nt 10.30. Church School Court. David Dttbnlck. 624 West Second street, a junk dealer, was fined S100 and costs for receiving copper tubing stoien from the Sun Oil plant in Marcus Hsolc in June. On Welsh Street Union African Meth be the guest speaker at Siloar in music bv the He)l Chorus.

Mr win meet at i.ju p. m. No. 1 will observe its anniversary with special service. The Rev.

O. 1 1 5nnnro nf Fj Mftl.hodist odist Episcopal Church, the oldest Brookhaven Mrs. Norman Gradv, of Dtitton Mil! road. Mldrilebrook, entertained at a demonstration Tuesday night1 at. her home, Mrs.

Helen Beidge. of Ridley Park, was the demonstrator. Those utcnding were Mrs. Gertrude Pngh. Mrs.

Margaret Conway, of Brokhaven. Mrs. Lillian Johnson, Miss Marge Guilday, Mrs. Dorothy Livingston, Mrs. Betty Campbell.

Miss Violet Kazimbo, Miss Frances Lawler, Mis Ruth Chandler, Miss Mary Pace, of Che.ttet. Mrs. Mildred Jennings. Mrs. Yvonne Caroll.

Lln wood, Mrs. Elite) Mae Shonp of El wyn. Mrs. Mary Qticnsbery, of Ed dystone. and Mrs.

Pauline Carroll oj Nhornvillr, Tenn. Mrs. Edward T. Flounders, of Mld dlel.own road, will celebrate a birthday anniversary on Wednesday, Nov, 10. Miss Vera Psnnak.

of Brookhaven road, observed a birthday anniversary on Thursday. Nov. 4. Mary Rinegold is chairman. Negro church in this city, is climax payment of the fine a jail sentence of from one to three years was suspended.

Sentence was imposed after he had made a $4000 restitution to ing 1U one hundred nineteenth an jTlm.d Rnd Norl 's Sunday! the sermon; 'his choir will niversary celpbratmn sirn 'jo! will becin at 10 n. m. A Pacific Alaska Air Express DC ,3, lost between Sitka and Ketcht with 15 passengers and two crewmen. A four engined navy bomber, carrying 12 men, which vanished over the Bristol Bav area. A long range bomber, with a crew of nine, presumed lost off the Northwest coast of Washington.

The search for the ships Friday heightened a day of aerial mishaps that included a 17 crash at Eglin Field, with a death toll of five, and a 28 crash at Colorado Springs. Colo, The ten 29 crewmen, however, were lucky. Only two were slightly hurt. Last word from the civilian DC 3 was a wireless message as it flew over Cape Spencer and hour away from its destination, Ketchikan. The navy bomber, lost in Bristol Bav.

has been unreported since Wednesday and the other navy ship last was heard from Thursday. Civil Aeronautics Board investigator Fred B. Powell said the three plan search thus far has proved fruitless. the oil company sary and home coming Sunday, with pastor. Rev.

LeRoy Patrick, will havei' A(' ciock he Tindley Temple special all day services on Sunday. charge the 11 o'clock worship chorus; of Philadelphia. i.n and the anniversary banquet, Tues 'viic" the Saciament of Holy Com dn, hp of Roman E. vices, and Rev. Paul L.

Austin will, use as his communion meditation "The Masters C. Robert Hirzel. presiding at! the console, will use as his prelude! "0 Thou of by Bach; for! the offertory "Prayer in by i Stainer, and for his postlude "Toe i cota in Minor" by Nevin. The official board of the church will meet on Tuesday evening at o'clock in the church. i mUllKin dp c.

roMled. Al D. m. day. evening, Novemoer s.

me Tiackett, will De presem.co Th 5 net' itil service will be conducted Three men were charged with the actual theft, two of them residents of Chester, Allen J. Freeman, 217 West Second street, and James W. Brown. 1743 Verdune avenue. They were fined $50 and casts, with jail sentences of six months to a year suspended upon payment of fine program, sponsored by the' churciL.

r.ov''palired'bv the Rev. rBvd Edward Hackct stant.s reports from the to Presbylerian Coum whirls on rigtr.ai iounriiitirm. Class. Mrs. titnei pen ja hcsiuliil.

Samuel H. Swiggctt is lendsr. No. 2 choir, of Temple Baptist held in Reading, will be made. Sunday Kch.w! Services on Sunday, at Shiloh The second pre legislative luncheon of the Chamber ot Commerce i lo be held at noon, Wednesday, Nov.

17. in Sprtnehaven Club. Sponsored jointly by the Chester and Delaware County Chamber of Commerce, and the state chamber, the principal speaker wil! be Mark Dresden, president of the Manufacturers' Association of Deiawa 1 County. All legislators elect have been invited to attend the luncheon to hear the problems now affecting business and industry in the local area. Invitations have been sent to Benjamin F.

James, Conffressman eiect; State Sen. Weldon B. Hey btirn, auditor general elect; Robert Watklns. Senator elect; Cong. E.

Wallace Chadwlck, Rep. Louis A. Bloom. Robert G. Clendenlng, James N.

Robertson, and William H. Milli ken, rep ientatlves elect, and Mayor Ralph F. Swarts, of Chester, It Is announced by William F. Dclchanty, secretary of the local chamber. H.

S. Darlinffton, president of A. H. Wire, is chairman of the Committee on Legislation the Chamber of Commerce. Members of the committee are Charlea E.

Acker, Baldwin Locomotive Works; William Craemcr, Sun Ship; M. J. Freed, Chester Merchants; Raymond C. win be conducted cial class mcetlni! set The third member of the team will sponsor special service, ice' will Church, Eighth street and 10 30 a' 'enue, will hegin with Sun anniwrsarv dav cllotlJ. 3" Ernest Divine, Arthur Croskey, 1753 Croskey "eld at this hour Phtladeiphm, in adnluon to the same P1 City Police Get New Overcoats i.

ii farm sp.rrnOn and HOIV Com i i 1 1 win Out of Control Milwaukee Fire of undetermined origin caused S1200 damage at the Heat Control Manufacturing win Mit: P5tor. Morning worship will be year, ae nas a ions bv the Rev. Asbur; Johnson." Al p. the Darby Township unlcites. of Philadelphia.

Robert; lillincton is president; the Rev. D. W. While is pastor. Founders' Day will be observed Sunday, at Die Church of God, Central avenue, with a special musical program from 6 to 8 p.

m. Refreshments will he served. Elder M. E. Stewart, pastor.

Chester police are now ready for the worst that winter will havt to tnree cnoirs win sing, p. B. Sanders, of Jane Spencer Will Probated at Media with his choir and congregation, will Asbury AMK Church, Concord be the guest speaker. The young, avenue and Patterson street, will people will participate in the anni observe Holy Communion, Sunday. Judge Blames Jn Laws For Marital Break Influences nf in laws of Paul Ewaka, of Chester, were blamed by: Judge William.

R. Toal on Friday for causing his separation from his wife. Their new overcoats were late Friday and were tn the memhers of the force. l. i i tV I ociock ioung peoples hour, ai aaers.

worsnip nt 11M5 The coats will he seen on Lhe streets when Police Chief Andrew J. Des mond, elves the order to don be in charge nf the pastor. Rev. Held Under $2000 Ttail A. H.

with special music bvl the choir and female chorus, i Oil Assault Charge Chrl be Anderson. 37. of IBM Wake oi jaiyu uuim B. the Rev. B.

H. Barklcy. presiding disposes of an estate esUmated at elder, of the First Emr.copal Dtstnct. $100,000 arid upwards. In addition.

thP UAME Conference, will deliv there is the home on Bryn Mawr hr His choir and avenue, known its Hillhrno. ronr i iori will accompany him. which, with its 24 acres is valued at dinner is being served jAnne, wno )s living vim jici jenfs on Amsterdam avenue, Essing Ewaka complained that he has I not been permitted to see his 16 I months old son, but Mrs. Ewaka Thev are darker of hue than F.vli land sheets. Chester, was held un rvr acErnvairri ar year's," a deep gray which shows iip almnst black, and are trimmed frn ale cnorus win travel cha.ge after a.

hearing in the 560,000. ims property ana its con today, at the church, beginning at 1 trnts is willed to her husband, Clay 1nirs E. Brown is crnrral'. 1 with silvered buttons. i rjor.iirr rn.ni a' r.i in Bethel Church.

Anderson's arrest by the Slate Mrs. Hannah Sudlcr, president of i piir. nr itnlibpri Willie ton Lr. uixon. 'chairman of the two weeks' ai A stepdaughter, Sidney Dixon, is sap.

cejbrjltion Lo receive Mrs. Dixon's jewelry. i nv nh One Uiird of the balance is willed A 3 Jt Mh atimp Twin Oaks he senior stewardesses, and Mrs Palmore rollowiiiR an aii nipnt drinking party September S. Accord Sarah Lee are sponsors. refuted tms testimony vun Ltie insertion that her husband had not made any effort to see the child1 sinrc Christmas.

After Judge Toal had declared. "This breakup is due to in laws, as we see It he warned several persons in 'he front row of the court room to stop "making motions." The o.der for support was reduced; to 56 weekly. Aston Taxpayers Group To Meet The Aston Township Taxpayers' A delat ion is mectlnc at 7.30 n. m. A song festival, fentunnpr sins from the local hand.

The rest is placed in The income from one third State Police Anderson stabbed Pal norted bv the female nunri'nl rvf Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fulmer will celebrate their first wedding anniversary November 8. Mr. Fulmer also will celebrate a birthday on this date.

Mrs. pulmer was the former Miss June Zimmerman, of Ruth avenue. paid to Mrs. Dixon Tuesday in the chapel at Beech more riurliifr a ftfiht over another man's wife. The flRht took place in the home ol Norman Jennings of 30C1 West Elevc.

street, Chester township. Willie was cut on the head, arms and neck and had two wtpre tl.ah wrainris In the. che.M. wood It is announced by William C. Buchanan, acting president.

Aecordine to Mr. Buchannn, thi Sr: Mr. riaitc'hler Communion, will be in charRe of the ruction' oi Louise M. Barnes, tn? Edwards the Triers' Pastor. Rev.

Dalberi. Kilson. at he under ri.rnct.nn of death t'hi? third to he Added to he 11 o'clock morning service. At; Ross Nichols, will be presented at I the remaining th i which meari lhe Mrs. Flossie Webb, Bethany Baptist Church.

Eleventh ifiinininft rhl which mean i lhp nlrl Tilahman Mrrei.v Snnrinv Albert Smith was attorney tor Ewaka. with James A. Cochrane appearing for Mrs. Ewaka. association has a membership nf to the stewards, with wests 3 p.

m. Officers of Trustee Anderson had in.s: rnn. i 1,500 residents ot the townsmp ha.ve to examine paid to H. DicH Blabon, son oi Mr; from visiiinc fhiiiehes n.irlicip. iii.nc Aid r.rp sponsors.

The service ft term for burglary in the county fiscal problems of lhe municipality Vlr' Ftiahon will divide two' th of ln St. John's lr.ir will promises to be the first of its kind pr: mhi in July, John F. Ehler and its school district. Ilt's DOUBET'S for WATCHES What I have always regarded as a turning point in my teen age life took place in Cleveland, the first Big League city I was ever in. As a Minnesota kid of 17, 1 was a member of the St.

Paul ice hockey team. As contenders for the national championship, we played Cleveland and beat them. We were amateurs playing against professionals. After the game I was offered a jab playing with Cleveland at a salary which was exactly six times what I was being paid as an office boy. The glamour of this proposition was very alluring to me: but the manager of our team, who was an older boy and a Harvard graduate, took me for a walk around Case and Western Reserve Universities, and advised me to go through with rrtv plans to get a law degree in the night school, a course that meant giving up at the end of that season any thought of a career as a professional ice' hockey player.

Considering the scars I had already accumulated playing hockey, and comparing them with what I have received since in the trial of several hundred railroad law suits. I have always felt greatly indebted to our team manager for giving me. sound advice at a time I needed it. After all, it is said that on the dav of the last judgment, the Almighty will examine us not for our medals, but for our scars. the estate.

"iiu At rr nt. Mrs. vveoo n1 enneri ore sua rrnrrsrn; rd al t.nc liear nelivor the snrtnon to the A' rliols is presi Ih.eRev. A.ilnp. Karl W.

Jolin.snti. hist ss.sisl stetvsrci.n Cavliciine Smiih is The Sp.tnUia!rtU'.t.,ant ril.sl.rict. attorney, reprrsrnied production tliisj IT 1 1 president of the steward board. of Philadelphia, will be the tmesis the Commonwealth and Judge Har Churcl I nlflnil I mirrn Widows' Day will be nnscrved on ine aacx Homp Hour." Sunday old h. Brvin fixed 1 I Widows' Dav will be nhscrved, A 'Sunday, at Grace Melhnriist, church, Women Meet with special service at 3.15 p.

Mrs. Marv Derrickson. sponsor, 'class meetings will be conducted at Join Fraternities At Bucknell U. Three students from Delaware Count.v have been pledged to social fraternities at Bucknell Uni versitv, Lewisbutp. Thev are: Donald T.

Aubrey, son of Dr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Aubrey, Crozer campus. Upland.

Delta. Sigma; John J. Dunion, 3rd, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J.

Dunion. 307 West Twenty fourth street, Chester. Phi Kappa Psi, and Christine. C. Beagle, daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. Taylor M. Bcazle, 100.1 Lafayette avenue, Prospect Park, Delta Zeta. All three are freshmen at the university this fall. They were among 419 Buckneil men and women who were pledged to Greek societies on the campus as the result 10.15 a m.

Wor tsip. wrn tmiv The Mary Magdelene Circle of Communion, at. 11, will be. in charge the Upland Baptist Church met at of the pastor, Rev. B.

A. Arnold, the home of Miss Letitia Egan, 416! Church school will meet at 1 p. m. Tenth street on Wednesday Evening worship and Holy Corn of recent rushing activities. Third Presbyterian Choir Presents Oratorio 'Elijah9 Miss Egan led in devotion.

Mrs. i mtmion, at 8. John Cardwel! reviewed a book on! Sunday morning worship and China called "The. Amazing Chin Sacrament ot the Lord's Supper, at toe." Mt. Hebron AME Church, Linwoori, The circle does "White will be in charge of the pastor, work every month for the Crozer Rev.

Lcrov Hamilton, at. 11 o'clock. Hospital The. senior choir will sing. Sunday Those present were: Mrs.

Mildred Schoo' will meet at 10 a. Wil Jones, Mrs. Benjamin Price, Mrs. Ham Green, superintendent, At Harvey E. Alcutt, Mrs.

Willard Lord. 3.3(1 p. the Trustee Aid will hold Miss Marv Mae Mu. rav, Mrs. John service.

The Rev. L. W. i Card well. Mrs.

George Boyd. Mrs. Stanford, of Media, will deliver the Ida Egan and Miss Letitia Miller, sermon. nn.s... v.

it.i solonts. The Girl Scouts and Brownies of will be, featured. Mrs. Leroy Ham the borough are invited to attend ilton Is president. Evening worship the morning worship service of the.

a 3, in charge of the pastor. Upland Baptist Church on Sunday Sunday school, at St. Luke's C. C. morning.

There will be dedication church, 'Fourth street and Central Irvin Sharp Turney 3rd and Bonnie avenue, will begin at 9,30 a. m. Lou Cardwel I. i worship and Holy Communion, at Roll Call Day will be observed at. 10.45, will be in charge nt the pastor, the evening service, with each mem p.ev.

L. C. Coleman, with music by her answering when their name is: No. choir, At 3 p. Class No.

14 called. Service will start at 7 p. m. 'will sponsor a special service, when in the chapel. presentation wil! be made, to the The American Legion Auxiliary church.

Fuller Seiby, is leader 371 will meet on Tuesday at 8 p. rrihof the lass: Mrs. C. Maness. secrc in the new post home jon Third tarv.

George Copeland is chairman street. On Nov. 16 at 3 p. m. theyiof 'the presentation Junior Boy Scouts of America Girl Scouts of Del.

Co. Y. W. C. A.

Y. M. C. A. Chester Boys' Club Central Boys' Club Robert Wade Neighborhood House Federation of Hebrew Charities Public Charities Ass'n of Pa.

Veterans Information Center Chester Hospital Crozer Hospifat Chester Day Nursery Child Health Center Del. Co. Children's Aid Society Family Service of Del. Co. Bennett Home and Nursery Salvation Army Community Nursery Service State Venereal Clinic Del.

Co. Welfare Council Opening its winter choral series, the Chancel Choir of the Third the music and a cursory Bibical survey of the text. The service will begin at 7.45 p. and is open to all. The music is under the direction of Carl F.

Hag ler, who assumed duties as head of the music department of the church in December. 1947. Plans are underway for a special musical program to commemorate Isaac Watts on Nov. 21. The next major work to be unriertaJien will be a combined carol program preceding Christmas, in which all four choirs will participate.

Presbyterian Churcn win present the oratorio by Felix Mendelssohn on Sunday, in the church sanctuarv Ninth and Potter streets, at 7.45 p. m. The church has been active the last week in final preparations for the oratorio. As part of the integrated educational of which music is a part, last Sunday morning the adult classes of the Sunday School studied the incidents with which the musical work deals In the evening, the minister. Richard N.

Stroman, used as his sermon the ill hold a card party in the Up Church Hour will be at 6.30. At 3 land firehouse. 'clock, the Marie Hanson Gospel WILLIE By Leonard Sanson Singers, of Philadelphia, will be presented in a. musical program, Sunday at Murphy AME Church. Second and Engle begin with Sunday school, at.

OJO a. m. Morning worship at 10.45, will be jn charge of the pastor, Rev. W. C.

Cook, whose sub.lect will be: The Fellowship of His Suffering." Holv Communion will be admin Biblical passage on wnicn tne oratorio is based. Final rehearsals were held this( week on Tuesday and Friday, and; the final rehearsal with soloists will be held Saturday evening. Soloist will be Charles Haves, of HOW iVWNY TIMES WAVE I ,7 UP YOLJE OOM WtLLiE tJSrS v.in Lima, bases; Helen Worrilow of Rld lev Park; soprano, both regular sol i'ctt a ii.h the church. Guest sinc chorus will present program ers wil! include Dorothy Kartak, Madison, Wanda Lee Saxon. soprano.

Little Rock, and Carl Staugh. tenor, York, all senior voice! students at Westminster Choir Cot 1dci ThKP soloists will arrive Fri song. At St. Paul's CUE Church, Third and Lioyd streets, Sunday School, at 9.30 a. will he in charge of the superintendent, Lsaac Neal.

Worship, at 11, will be in. charge of the pastor. Rev. U. L.

Pilgrim, with music by the senior, choir, Joseph M. Williams, soloist; Mrs. Mary H. Byrti, pianist. Junior Church Hour, day and Saturday and will be guests of members oi tne cnurcn over ine weekend.

Thi oratorio will be in the form of ft regular service and will sup Tiiant. thp recriilsr eveniner meetinfr. Mr. Stroman will present a short commentary in the form or program notes, brief historical sketch of; Igollv' mom aws'I I sou usually don't gst CEET'nV HAT2DTO A MAD UNTIL TH' TfHTH at 6.30 p. win oe charge 01 Mrs.

Clementine Pilgrim, presi dant. The Ebenewr Gospel Singers, oi Philadelphia, will be pre scnted in a musical program, at 8 o'clock, Joseph Brown, promoter. Rev. Mr. jgrim will be the speaker on Sunday morning meditation over station WVCH at 0.311 m.

Sunday. Holy Communion will be observed Sunday, at' Siloam Methodist Church, Twelfth And Upland streets. WHEN YOU GIVE TO THE COMMUNITY CHEST Campaign, $LoMa, Wrndaif DELAWARE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE th devot lorn, at 10.3U a. m. ana I worship, at 11, in charge of the pastor, Rev, W.

G. Matthews, whose theme will be; "Steps Farther With Jesus." The senior choir will sing Church School wil! meet at 1 p. m. at S. the Rev.

Sylvester Carroll will (deliver the sermon; Holy Com 'munion will be. administered, On Thursday evening, the Rev, jj. H. Bll, of Newark, retired I president oJ the AUMP Conference,.