Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
Bryan Green Mission
Being Organized
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the state.
Co-Chairmen of the Mission,
with Mr.. HaddOclz, are Hugh Clark
and Harry G. Haskell, JT., for the
Wilmington phase Of the campaign,
and the Hon. James NJ. Tunnell,
Jr., for Georgetown. Vice-Chairmen
are Or. William +. Dunkle, Jr.,
AshWorth Burslem and James 7.
Chandler, III.
The Wilmington and New Castle
County Council Of Churches is pro-
viding leadership in the person Of
its Director Of Christian Education,
the Rev. Philip H. Dunning, who
Is serving as executive secretary
Of the Mission. Mrs. ChestOn
Knots Is administrative assistant
DR.. Dunkle, minister Of Grace
Methodist Church, Wilmington,
heads the Clergy Activities Com
mittee, which includes the Rev.
John Oldham, the Rev. Richard M.
Trelease, the Rev. William r. Zim-
norman, the Rev. DR.. w. L. d.
Light, the Rev. Burt r. Poole, and
the Rev. William KesmOdel. The
Rev. Brewster Beach is chairman
Of Prayer Cell gronPs, and the Rev.
Donald H. DOuds, chairman Of Mis-
sion cOunselling.
Mr.. Burslem is in charge Of pro-
motion, publicity, transportation
and special events arrangements,
with the following persons serv-
ing Il specific fields: John La
MOthe and James c. Stewart, CO.
chaiEmen of Mission speaking en-
gagements for Bryan Green; Mrs.
Paul Turner, chairman Of Hospi-
tally; CLIFFORD Foster, chairman
Of transportation, assisted by Sam
uel B. Rash and Harry A. Love
less; John G.. Leach, chairman Of
the pretAIission Speakers Bureau,
with z. Avery Gray as cO-chairman
and Thomas S. Lodge, G. E. Crea-
dick and Samuel ID. Mclaughlin
assisting; Mrs. William N. Cam,
chairman Of special events; assist
ed by Mrs. j. Harvey Dickey, Mrs.
Erwin Faller, Mrs Frank Handy,
and Mrs. Arthur Wilkins.
Mr.. Chandler heads the section
in charge Of Property and Music.
Gen. John B. Moore, Delaware Nat
iOnal Guard, is serving as chair
man Of properties and arrange
ments at the State ArmOry in Will
mingtOn, and members of his COM
mittee include Robert v. Altemus,
Gilbert S. Scarborough and Robert
J. Biesinger. Lighting and decOra-
tiOns are in charge Of G. Douglas
Buck, Jr., and Paul @. Hessler, Jr.,
cO-chairmen. Paul Terry is chair
man Of the Music Committee, mem
bership of which is not yet COM
plete. The Ushers Committee is
headed by Fred G. Gore, and in
cludes Lloyd Leslie, Roy McGinnes,
John r. Kiefer, John III. Elliott,
Robert Ashton and Floyd Trader. II.
Edwin Kennedy, chief engineer at
radio station WILM, is chairman
Of the Sound Committee. Assistant
Chief Arthur B. Wilson Of the Will
mingtOn Police Department is
chairman Of the Traffic Commit
tee, and Capt. Alfred F. King, also
OF the Police Department is CO.
chairman. Peter Dunlap is secre-
tary Of the entire section under Mr..
GnAAAAAEAs
Personnel Of the Georgetown Mis-
sion, under Judge Tunnell, are the
following committee chairmen Au-
d.tOrium arrangements, Loren II.
Frye: assisted by Harry S. Smith
In charge Of amplifcatiOn; Mrs.
George Hilty, decorations; Mrs.
Ralph S. Baker, music; Clifton NJ.
Rogers, parking; Donald M. Weir,
seating arrangements; and O. Ray
mond Martin, ushers. The Publicity
for the Georgetown Mission is be.
ing handled by Mrs. J. Thomas
Robinson; scheduling speaking ar
rangements for Bryan Green ana
Harold Frankham, Houston Will
son; Clergy activities, the Rev. w.
o. Hackett Lindale. O.. Fisher is
treasurer of this group.
Headquarters Of the general COM
mittee is in st. Andrews Parish
House, Eighth and Shipley Streets,
Wilmington.