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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1960

Page

4

Claymont Charter Night Honors Longtime Teacher

Eila Mae Gibb of Claymont High School receives tribute at a Monday evening charter night ceremony held at the church grounds behind the education building. The 36 year educator was lauded by officials including Jack Pollack and district leaders, as Scouts advance and a day trip to Indian River is planned.

Claymont Eila Mae Gibb Clevmen George McDowell Charles Morgan Elwood Bannon Charles Armbruster Pollack Indian River

Rutledge Church Adds New Members and Activities

Rutledge church hosts a June 18 trip with 40 Troop members set to attend Rodney Scout Camp on the Chesapeake if rain holds. Outstanding 5th grade award winners from Sth Grade are Eugenia McPherson and GharMUNT-Gary Talley, recognized by Superintendent Robert L. Durkee and the Richard dun Pont American Legion Post for honor, courage, scholarship, leadership and service. A square dance and strawberry festival at Ascension Church features James Bramwell and others, with a covered-dish supper and film Epistle from the Koreans to follow. Clothing drives to aid overseas refugees run through Tuesday, with future drives planned for fall, plus a watermelon eating contest and hula hoop for youngsters. Vandals nabbed by state police for damaging fencing at Claymont Recreation League fields on Darley Road School grounds.

Claymont Claymont Independent Recreation League Darley Road

Elizabeth Riley Heads St George’s Parish Club in Glenolden

Elizabeth Riley elected president of the Women’s Club of St. George’s Parish Glenolden. Installation officiated by Rev Edward Boland with officers named and a June 13 to 17 meeting schedule. New swim club hours and admission policy to be enforced with pool privileges revoked for violators.

Lenolden Elizabeth Riley E. Cooke Ave Club St. George’s Parish Pam Mary Cronin Rose Corcoran Kitty Jacobs Ann Ward Dorothy Neilson Eileen Keenan Helen McNamee Kitty Crnkovic Peggy Demias Kitty Kelly Grace Kelly Edward Boland Caroline Magrides Madeline Buchanan Holy Spirit Women's Club Jean McManus St. Gabriel's Mothers Club

Middletown Glenolden Mothers Committee Elected

Mrs Edward Sinkinson was elected chairman of Brownie Troop 825 Mothers Committee at the final meeting of the season. Mrs Join Redding named vice chairman, Mrs Leroy Hittle publicity chair and Mrs Joseph Ward cookie chair. The telephone committee includes Mrs Robert Sharpe Mrs Fred Partridge and Mrs George Hurwitz. Plans announced for a family cookout at Glenolden Park on Wednesday June 22 and special invitation to new brownies and families. Welcomed into the committee were Mrs James Ralph Mrs Redding Mrs Ward and Mrs Partridge. The Glenolden Swim Club activities committee led by Marvin Boekenkamp aims to push a parking lot project. contact Boekenkamp or leave his name at the pool office. Saturday the pool will be open.

Glenolden Edward Sinkinson Join Redding Leroy Hitdle Joseph Ward Robert Sharpe Fred Partridge George Hurwitz Michael Kelly Glenolden Park James Ralph Redding Ward Partridge WIM Club Glenolden Swim Club Marvin Boekenkamp Bockenkamp

Calvary Church Vacation School plans outlined and staff listed

Calvary Church in Middletown announces a Vacation Bible School at Calvary Presbyterian with sessions weekdays 9 am to noon starting June 1. Meitlings, missionaries in Chile, sponsor the effort. Programs include a kindergarten through intermediate departments led by named staff, opening exercises led by Carl Derk, and pianists and secretaries named. A yearly missionary project is featured and a closing program on the church lawn Friday July 2. Roosevelt School students donate birthday books to the school library as it closes for summer.

Meitlings Chile Calvary Church Middletown Calvary Presbyterian Church Sean Frank Brown Leslie Macintyre James Albany Gerald Newquist Edgar Monre George Deibert Donald Pritchett George Brown Carl Derk Joyce Deibert Donna Habbersett Geraldine Newougist Priscila Pennington Helen Wright Aaron Elliott Chilldren Necyereenes Sallowances Sammy Meitling Werner Meitling Roosevelt School Roosevelt Pta Dawns Lambtin Beverly Baker Robins Dougherty Ronald Dennis Sentanther

Rose Tree Women Aid Firemen

Rose Tree Fire Co. No. 1 held a Moylan drill and Rose Tree Fire Ladies Auxiliary served over 25 barbe cued sandwiches potato salad and coffee. New committee will provide refreshments at future fires led by Mrs John Ramsey with members including Mrs Helen Breckenridge and others. Upper Providence Supervisors approved beacon lights on Providence Road Maple Street and Sandy Banks to aid motorists yielding to fire engines.

Rose Tree Rose Tree Fire Co. No. 1 Moylan Rose Tree Fire Ladies Auxiliary John Ramsey Helen Breckenridge Clifford Crow John Hancock Howard Johnson Walter Jones Charles MacKenzie Robert Rock Norman Wood Mike Mattin Clarence Mills Robert Moore Jack Peters Ralph Reinhard, Jr Upper Providence Tonto Providence Road

UN Weekend draws 178 guests to Media Area event

The Media Area Committee plans UN Weekend for June 18 and 19 with 58 UN delegates and 120 guests from their families. Housing chair Mrs F E Streater reports enough host families for now but seeks volunteers for extra accommodations. A school girl doll contest precedes the weekend, with prizes announced at Linvilla Orchards. Thirty plus sponsors include Media Friends, Rotary, Lions, NAACP, and Unitarian Society.

United Nations F. E. Streater Riddie-woul Sweater

Boothwyn Township Adopts Incinerator and Notice Rules

Boothwyn officials report the township now uses the county incinerator and will accept only combustible rubbish with pickups for other items by calling the sanitation chair or township secretary. Automobiles on private property may not be tied by police. owners should post no trespassing signs. An ordinance requires majority signatures on a block to install sidewalks. Longbotham road construction to start next week at 23 113 dollars contract. A Holi day Hills footbridge project across Beezur's Run will begin after plans are approved, with school board covering half under 1500 dollars.

Boothwyn Board of Commissioners Albert Seagraves Sanitation Wiliam A. Welsh Longbotham Road Civitella Construction Co Beezur's Run Holiday Hills Chichester Joint School Board Conchester Road Locust Hill School

Norwood Democrats elect Cale as chair in borough reorg

Norwood Council president George F. Cale Jr was chosen chairman of the Norwood Democratic Committee for a two year term. Esther Clark is vice chair Lawrence Murphy recording secretary Jean Powell corresponding secretary and Charles Parris treasurer. Junior committeemen to be appointed to expand the party in the borough. Meeting notice for Norwood Horticultural Society at Immanuel Lutheran Church Monday evening with slides to be shown.

Norwood Greorge F. Cale Jr Norwood Democratic Committee Esther Clark Lawrence Murphy Jean Powell Charles Parris Norwood Horticultural Society Immanuel Lutheran Church

Evangelist Dr. Akbar Abdul Haqq to Speak at Faith Baptist

Evangelist Dr. Akbar Abdul Haqq of India is set to speak at 7 pm Sunday at Faith Baptist in Brookhaven. Sponsored for three months by Inter-National Students Inc., he is noted as a leading Indian evangelist who studied in the United States and earned a Northwestern PhD after interpreting for Billy Graham in New Delhi in 1936. Sibyl is described as a Greek name meaning a prophetess.

Brookhaven Akbar Abdul Haqq Evangelist of India Faith Baptist Church Haqq United States Inter-National Students, Inc Hagg Northwestern University Billy Graham New Delhi

42 Seniors Graduate At Clifton Heights High School

Clifton Heights High School awarded diplomas to 42 seniors in a Thursday night ceremony. Speakers included Joan Massimo Claudette Boyer David Kroehler Michael Heinsdorf and Antoinette Barone Rev Henry Sagan offered the invocation. Principal Joseph K Lindsay and John J Krishma led the diploma presentations with Grace Nichol and John Cipolla delivering gifts and creed.

Clifton Heights Clifton Heights High School Joan Massimo Claudette Boyer David Kroehler Michael Heinsdorf Brenda Gilligan Antoinette Barone Henry Sagan SS. Peter and Paul Church John J. Krishma Joseph K. Lindsay Clarence McAdams Grace Nichol John Cipolla Creed Ares Joanne Blythe Jeane Chapakas Rosemarie DeCenzi Marie Isop Marianne Kierkle Lois Markovey Joanne Massimo Ann McGovern Carolyn Pittman Rosalie Renzo Nancy Robinson Violet Rosato Lucille Testa Sandra Traband Frances Wakula Carol Weinstein Marie Wooding Coralie Young John Bennett Stephen Dick Michael Diduch Ronald Fisenacher Robert C. Etterre Charles Gambino Edward Cerantonio Ronald Hoffer Arthur Kershaw Bruce Lord Louis G. Merkins Richard Neeley Robert Notari William J. Sampson Bohdan Senskow Howard Spangler Date Jel Sternberg

Chadds Ford Town Crier Joins National Folk Festival

Chris Sanderson attended the 24th annual National Folk Festival in Washington DC where he opened and closed twice daily sessions. It marked his 20th festival and eighth year as Town Crier with audiences from 29 states and four countries. He performed with the Pocopson Valley Boys while 20 Media high students showcased square dancing under his direction and he also appeared on TV and recorded for Voice of America and Monitor.

Chadds Ford Sanderson Washington D.C Chris Pocopson Valley Boys Media High Voice of America Monitor

Power Failure Shakes Texas Prison Aides

Huntsville Texas. The main unit of the Texas prison system went dark for over two hours Thursday night when a power circuit failed. C B Ellis director of corrections ordered all guards and staff to patrol inside the walls housing 2200 inmates while exterior lights remained on. The outage was traced to a bad circuit feeding the prison.

Huntsvile Tex Texas C. B. Ellis Department of Corrections

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