This was a rehearsal for the wedding of Theodore D. Hadley, Jr., and Betty Ann Laning, both of Media. (Chester Times, May 27, 1950, p. 8)

Folder title: Zinn Family, 303 South Avenue, circa 1921

Folder title: Zinn Family, 303 South Avenue, circa 1921. This is probably the mother of John Zinn, pictures in this series.

The Media Post Office was later built at this location.

Nieces of Elizabeth Oveide. On reverse: "Aunt Hun's kids, 309 South Plum Street, Media, PA"

See ED-030 for names of several people in this group.

Town Talk article and photograph of the NAACP Anniversary Dinner Dance. Caption: "(L to R) Bill Whitaker, Media Youth Council member, Gary Geers, Media Youth Council advisor, Juanita Edwards, Media Youth Council member, Dorothy Moat, Media NAACP President, and speaker Henry R. Smith, President of the Pennsylvania State Conference of [NAACP] Branches."

See ED-030 for names of several people in this group.

Left to right: Gary Geers, [?], Juanita Edwards, [?], Bill Whitaker, [?]

Left to right: [?], Dorothy Moat, Henry R. Smith

Left to right: [?], Bill Whitaker, Media Youth Council member; Gary Geers, Media Youth Council advisor; Juanita Edwards, Media Youth Council member; Dorothy Moat, Media NAACP President; and speaker Henry R. Smith, President of the Pennsylvania State Conference of [NAACP] Branches.

Left to right: [?], Dorothy Moat, Henry R. Smith

Left to right: Bill Whitaker, Media Youth Council member, Gary Geers, Media Youth Council advisor, Juanita Edwards, Media Youth Council member, Dorothy Moat, Media NAACP President, and speaker Henry R. Smith, President of the Pennsylvania State Conference of [NAACP] Branches.

Announcement of an interfaith prayer vigil for the peaceful settlement of the Persian Gulf crisis to be held at the Delaware County Court House. Courthouse. Coordinators: Dr. Velma Mitchell and Mary Edwards.

Mary M. Edwards was the honoree at this banquet, which was held at the Towne House restaurant in Media.

Frank Lees caption: The Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The original church, on the left, was built in 1862. The building on the left was completed in 1882, built of native gray stone from what is now (1989) Media Quarry on Beatty Road. The rectory stands between the two buildings. Copy of original photo; source not noted

Centennial Book 57.

Location of this photograph is uncertain. In 1930, the School was located on the south side of Baltimore Avenue in the middle of the block between Gayley and Monroe streets. See P-03003B for the same photo with several people identified by Frank Lees.

Location of this photograph is uncertain. In 1930, the School was located on the south side of Baltimore Avenue in the middle of the block between Gayley and Monroe streets. See P-03003A for the full photograph without IDs.