©bttuariesJames A. Givennis.Iad aWorked in Wilmington v. James A. Given. 49, a mainte-nance man for the Otis Elevator A concern, Wilmington, who resided I d at 12615 Price st., Highland Gard- 1 ens, died at Crozer Hospital yes-;1 terday after a brief illness.Born in Philadelphia, Mr. Given ; ;had lived in the Chester area for eight years. jMr. Given had been with the Wilmington company for many years. He was a member of theElevator Constructors Union, Lo-icical 5, Philadelphia. lcj Surviving are his wife, Jeanne;! two sons, James Jr . Philadelphia, .and George A. Given, 11; two daughters, Shirley A , 16. and Dor-, .e-jothy J,, 13; five brothers, Wil-lie liam, George and Pvobert, all of Philadelphia; Raymond, near Bristol, and Andrew of New Jersey,ndi and three grandchildren.Services will be held Wednesdav at 10 a.m. at the Nacrelli funeral home, Sir W. 3rd st. Burial will be in Lawn Croft Cemetery. A I viewing will be held at the funeral00 home tomorrow evening.el-renro