The Progress-Index from Petersburg, Virginia • Page 10

Hopewell Delegates At State B8PWC Meeting (Hopewell Bureau) Representing the Hopewell Business and Professional Women's Club at the annual state convention at Virginia Beach Noble; were Mrs. Lee Alford, Mrs. Tcr- noke, ry Askew, Miss Eleanor Nemetz and Mrs. Robert Doult. Mrs.

Robert Brewster, of 10 Elmwood Lane, Chester, and her sister, Mrs. Kenneth Giese and her children, of Farmville, were in Danville last week to attend a music recital at Averett College. Mrs. Brewsfer's daughter, Miss Jacquiline Brewster, took part in the program singing a selection. S.

Higgins-, of Sprnance left last week for a visit with her son, Donald Higgins, and Mrs. Higgins, of New York City. En route.home she will visit her son-in-law'and and Mrs. 1. A.

DeArmon, of Frederick, Md. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Robertson, of North 15th with her nephew, Joe Chapman, of West Broadway, are leaving today for Hartford, Conn, to attend the graduation of Mr.

Robertson's son, George Robertson a member of the Hartford Seminary Foundation a a i class. They also will visit relatives of Mrs. Robertson's in New Yqrk City. Mrs. Jeffeiy Easile was guest of honor at a shower Tuesday night given in the home of Mrs.

W. Ray Taylor, of North Fifth Ave. Hostesses with Mrs. Taylor were Mrs. Evelyn Rash, Mrs.

Louis Pito, Mrs. W. L. Woodcock and Miss Mary Frances Pito. included Mesdames Clarence Belch, Louis Pito, L.

B. Basile, Jessie Harrison, Norman Meeks, Sidney Harrison, W. O. Minter, L. Pritchard and Alton Gwaltney.

Josephine Epperson, of North 15th with her son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Buren, of Byrd is visiting another daughter, Mrs.

Paul Nobles, and Mr. Nobles, of Roa- Sgt. and Mrs. Raymond Mosely, of Leyte Road, Fort Lee, had as their guests for several days Sgt. and Mrs.

Roy Hill, who were en route from Fort Eustis to New York. From New York they are leaving for a three-year tour of duty in France. Reservations are being taken for the barbecue to be held next Saturday at Jordan Point Country Club and they must be made by 8 p. m. Thursday.

The pool will open Saturday for the season and supper will be served from to 8 p. m. Music will be furnished for dancing following the barbecue. if t. if Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence E. Logan, of North 12th spent last weekend visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Logan, of Roanoke. Mrs. F. P.

Mazzei, of Oaklawn Boulevard, is visiting her son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Buyalous, of Ashland, Ky.

Her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mazzei, of Wilmington accompanied her and they have returned home. Cathy and Danny Byrd, children of Mr. and Mrs.

S. D. Byrd of Evergreen are "visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Byrd of Goldsboro, N.

C. The Past Matrons and Patrons Club of the order of Eastern Star will meet Tuesday night in the home of Mrs. Ruth R. Rouse, 1103 West a a Mrs. Florence Schwartz will be co- hostess.

The Hopewell Bridge Club will meet tomorrow night in the Com- (Rose Studio Photo) Betty Lou Bttlijant Shelby Ann Davis Janet Kaye Garriss H-, Betty Claire Mitchell Judith Ann Jacobs Gayc Roberts 'Give Onr denning A Try! ILL CLEANERS "Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service" Open 'Til 8 P. M. Monday Thru Friday Saturday 'Til 1 P. M. 1915 S.

SYCAMORE ST. munity Building. Those interested in playing are invited. Richard Hedeen, of 21st is a patient in Walter Reed Hospital, Washington. Miss Jacque Brewster, of 10 Elmwood Lane, is spending the weekend in Lynchburg as guest of William B.

Hatcher, and his parents. 6 PHS Graduates To Get Mary Washington Degrees Good Looks Not Mailer of Age We cannot hang onto youth all of our lives and there is no reason why we should want to. Rather, we can have something far better: good looks at any age. For that reason, women who insist on bleaching their hair past the age of 40 are only empha- siing the years. For blond hair brings out and cruelly emphasizes wrinkles.

It's far wiser to soften the blond shade gradually to a ven light, soft brown, then add some sparkling highlights. Change yout make-up, too. Jarratt Woman At QES Meeting JARRATT Mrs. C. F.

Owen Sr. spent last week in Richmond, attending the Grand Chapter of Virginia, Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs. Owen as Worthy Matron of the Stony Creek Chapter, No. 126, OES.

Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Home are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, May 15, in Petersburg General Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Shufelt, of Richmond, were visitors in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Matthews and Mr.

and Mrs. E. 0. Whitmore, Sunday. Mrs.

Sam visited her mother, Mrs. S. Y. Harding, in Emporia, Tuesday. Miss Florence Smith, of Obici Nursing School, Suffolk, spent the weekend with Mr.

and Mrs. John T. Smith and son. Wallace. Mr.

and Mrs. B. T. Home and sons the weekend at Gwynn's Island. Mrs.

John Cole and Mrs. Frank Owen visited Mr. and Mrs. C. C.

Rush Jr. and children in Richmond, Sunday. Little Miss Susan Rush returned home after visiting here for the past two weeks. Raymond Gordon, of Roanoke, sixnit the weekend at his home here. Mr.

and Mrs. George Fannin and daughter, Patricia, Mrs. E. T. Ilolbert and Miss Sandra Hoi- bert were Petersburg shoppers Friday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Owen at- tnccled the guest night banquet of the Stony Creek Woman's Club in Fort Grove Methodist Church, Thursday.

Misses Ann C. Drew and Virginia Allen, of were Friday night guests of Misses Julia and Susie Jarratt and Julia Ann Applewhite. The Progress-Index. Petersburg-Colonial Heights, Sunday, May 22, 1960 11 (Staff Photo By Six graduates of Petersburg School are among the 23G candidates for degrees at Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia this year. The graduation program of the 49th an nual commencement will be held next Sunday afternoon.

The Petersburg High graduates are: Miss Betty Lou Bulifant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. T.

Bulifant of 414 Lafayette Ave. Colonial Heights; Miss Shelby Anne Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Davis, of Galloway Matoaca; Janet Kaye Garriss. daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs. Kermit L. Gams, of 1752 Maloa.x Judith Ann Jacobs, now of Richmond: Miss Gaye Roberts, now of Hampton; Miss Betty Claire Mitchell, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. J. Mitchell, of Colonial Heiulits, is a graduate of Thomas Dale High School, Chester. Miss Barbara Short, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Dabney Short, of RFD 4, Petersburg, who studied three years at Mary Washington, is a candidate for a degree in medical technology at the Medical College of Virginia. Church Circle Al Church Road Meets CHURCH ROAD The Helen Williamson Circle of Trinity Methodist Church met in the home ol Mrs. Edward Ford for the May meeting. Those who attendee were: Mrs.

Mary Ann Potts, Mrs Lucian W. Spain, the Rev. anc Mrs. L. V.

Ruckman, Mrs. Man Powell, Mrs. Gloria Lewis, Mrs Stanley R. Perkinson, Mrs. Sterling IT.

Perkinson, Mrs. Gladys Stanfiekl, Mrs. Shirley Slanficfd, Mrs. Ruby' Hale, Mrs. Jefferson G.

Woody. Mrs. Barbara Abigail Van Buren ion. Other officers for the year are: Mrs. Robert Kershaw, assistant director, Mrs.

J. Cyrus Kirkpat rick recording secretary Mrs. Edwin M. Belts corres ponding secretary; Mrs. HugV Humphreys, treasurer; Mrs.

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Will the court force him to take the boys? Or will they make the mother keep them whether she wants them or not? --TOO OLD FOR KIDS. DEAR TOO OLD: Talk to a lawyer about who will lie "forced" to keep the boys. From (he picture you presented of their mother, a and yourself, I sincerely hope the court finds a good foster hnme for the hoys. They could a do (hah to i up i any of you. DEAR ABBY: My wife's sister lives with us.

She is 3l, not bad looking and can talk your leg She's had three husbands and couldn't live with any of them. This woman is able-bodied but refuses to get herself a She sits around all day and my wife gives her money for the beauty shop. We also buy her clothes. make very 00 money. My only exlravagance is playing the horses.

I never gamble over my head, so that's my business. If I refuse my wife or her sister any money, they throw it up to me about the horses. i The last straw camp when this i sister-in-law told us shn won't, go i to work until she gol.s her nose a i i It will cost. SiidO. My wife (old her (o go ahead and got it done and wo will pay for it.

What is your opinion of I his? I DEAR T5ERNIF: If you a to put your money on a luir.se's nose, no one can ynti. you don't have to put it on your sister-in-law's mise unless yon i want to. You've been far more Rcnc-rons a most i law have been. Tell enough is enough. DKAR ABBY: answer as soon as possible because we arc having an argument over i and it's getting serious.

Last week tny husband and went, in party. The hostess came up to me and asked if I minded if she danced i my husband. I didn't, want, to cause a disturbance I said, "Go ahead and take him." They both seemed to on joy the dance very much. Now rny bus- band says this was perfectly all right because the hostess is SliP- POSKD to dance i i iicsts. '1 noticed slio i fiance with ALL her giiesls--jusl Ilic best looking one.s.i I'd i know if my husband is correct or DKAIl Vnur husband is incorrect.

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Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Rose and J.

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Mr. and Mrs. Roland Clarke, of Jarratt, en roule to Richmond, stopped here for a visit i his pnrenls, Mr. andMrs. T.

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