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Woodlyn Church Women In Plans For Luncheonriak Nina GorUun, Lois Herr— Ncckur, Barbara Jones, Carol Loveland, Diane Matys, J o y c e Payne, Linda Russell, Mary Ann vonBergcn and Queen Ella Wood.IsThe Friendly W orkcrs of St. Matthews Lutheran Church in Woodlyn will have a covered dish luncheon tomorrow at noon in church basement with Mrs. Anna* belle Jones, as chairman.Ridley Township High School Band Association wilt meet tonight in the band room, with Mrs. Adeline Moore, president, in charge. Final plans for a seafood supper to be held Thursday from 5.30 to 7.30 p.m. will be made.The Ladies' Guild to St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, will meet tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. at the church.Circle 3 of the Women’s Association of Folsom Presbyterian Church, with Mrs, Mildred Men.1 me| as leader, will meet tonight at S, at the home of Mrs. Banks Van-Onncr. 1S19 5th av.Tonight at 8, the executive commit lee of the Women’s Guild of Holmes Presbyterian Church, wall meet at the church, in charge of Mrs. Dorothy White,,a-| The report card revision comihit-ah|tee of Loiperville school has completed discussions on the evaluation and symbolism of marking,U is expected to be put into use very soon.March 15 at 8 p.m. there will be another meeting at the school, whei; the committee arranged for the presentation of the film “Skippy and the 3 R‘s,M All parents are to he invited to attend.Present at the final session of the group were Mrs, Arlene Bixlcr, Mrs, Marion Brody, Mrs. Esther Clark, Mrs. Frances Radewpnuk Mrs. Madge Strickler. Mrs. Jennie Bucher, and faculty members Mrs. Lillian 1-eRue and Mary Tiguc.Miss Mary Tiguc's second grade class at Leiperville School is study ing about the community helpers and visited Postmaster James Fricl of Crum Lynne. He conducted the group on a lour of his office.Parents accompanying the group were Mrs. Arlene Bixlcr, Mrs. Mary Ramsey, Mrs. Anne Nicholl and Mrs. Blanche Herrmann. Students in the group included Dennis Beale, Billy Bixlcr, James Dawson, Fritz Glocge, Billy Herrmann, David Herr-Neckar, Jimmy and Tommy Nicholl, Vincent Ramsey, Ray Thompson and Francis Zimmer,Also Judith Blemings, Barbara .Burrm, Diane Dickerson, Mary Gu-Mount HopeThe World Day of Prayer service was held at ML Hope Methodist Church with -the pastor Rev. Philip S. Worth in charge. Members of the various churches oC Ml. Hope area participated in the service.The program consisted of word of Welcome, by Mrs. William Baird; responsive reading, by Mrs. Alvin Ross; vocal solo, Mrs, Allan Fisher o£ Chester Plaza; Scripture lesson, Mrs. C, A. Letherbury; prayer Mrs. Samuel Spencer ot Crozeiville Methodist Church,The speaker was Rev. Robert Nicholson, pastor of Lima Methodist Church. Prayer was by Mrs. Thomas Currey, benediction, by Rev. J. W. Rennie, pastor of Calvary Episcopal Church, Rockdale.Mrs. Norman Hall of Calvary Episcopal Church was at the console,AstonMrs. llenry Harvey, president of the Anton Township Parent Teachers Association, has announced that the meeting which was to have been held in Crozervitic school tomorrow lias been transferred l» the Green Ridge School,The Favoriteroomsasc-lyonirgc.onthizzle2000 spotitss StflsWf rafts lodotft radio Many rooms wftfc Ttloviiloft |' TFINEW YORK7tfc AVI.• I SOth 11.in mi sum it u»• Aiifri l«ii, S«. IUMf*r tin) t Ifftf, Ik., Hfi.OH
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Chester Times
Chester, Pennsylvania, US
Tue, Mar 09, 1954
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