that would be the one! one of my earliest photos of me walking is at that church.
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From: Wilson Priscilla <Pris@TeamTechPress.com>
To: Order Ecumenical Community <oe@lists.wedgeblade.net>
Subject: Re: [Oe List ...] [Dialogue] The old Order passing away
Date: Thu, 27 Sep 2012 17:55:26 -0500
Jon, I've been trying to remember the church where your parents were when I met them. I went to Chicago for a couple of days this week and stopped to see a friend in Norwood Park.
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Content-Language: enIn the San Francisco House, 1970-71, Ellery acquired some bamboo poles and taught the kids a Philippino game kind of like jump rope, but jumping between the poles as they were clapped together in rhythm. She was very good at it.I believe she and her parents didn't get evacuated for 2 or 3 years after the war broke out. They were hidden from the occupying Japanese army by local folks in the crawl space under the house until smuggled out on a submarine and taken to Ayers Rock (?) in Australia. Maybe Jon can elaborate. I believe her father wrote a book about it.I feel privileged to have been acquainted with these two heroines.Jann McGuireJann, thank you for reminding me where I first met Ellery and Tony, is was in the San Francisco House! I drove up there almost weekly for meetings of various kinds. One night I was so exhausted from long days of teaching and driving to the S.F. House so often, I nearly drove off Highway 280! (I also almost fell asleep reading a book to my 5th graders--not cool!)I remember when Ellery and Tony came to Kemper, but I have no idea what year that was.Ruth Landmann --_______________________________________________
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