The Progress-Index from Petersburg, Virginia • Page 18

-Mite! IMP SIDC Colored News It is drop pebble into pond watch the ripples circle to Jie farthest shore. Jt is parable of pattern of the Christian's'witness to his Lord. first began their witness they were. Its effect KM spread through all earth. It followed the pattern of the ripple, The influence of our witness can extend far across the world ajso-- "by prayers, gifts, and common only If the witness begins where "we are.

This witness, however, is impossible unless the Spriit of God abides in us, as he does when we abide an Christ. Only the presence of the Spirit can.banisb the fear that prevents us from Jetting ourselves go all out to prove the trustworthi- of Only he can put power into our witness. GEM THEATRE SO Ttnider Trop" FRAME SDTATRA DKBBJOE KEYXOLW (Very The Altar Guild of the Street Church serving supper Friday at p. m. the Church.

The public is invited. Mrs. Lillian Mason is president. Directors and teachers of the Oak Street Church.will Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Senior Girl Scouts Troop, No.

11, will conduct a "Scout Own and Court of Award" on Sunday evening at 7 o'clock at the Emanuel of West and Wilcox Twelve girl scouts will be awarded the first class badge and curved bar pin. The public is cordially invited to attend. Club Vogue will meet this evening 'at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Louise Hanson, 1001-C Wil cox St. The JRoval Degree Circle, No.

8, of the United Order of Tents will hold its m'eetlng this evening at 7 o'clock at Wilkerson's Hall. All leaders fcre requested to be present. Executive Council Williams' School PTA will meet this I VHW 4 'yw $200, tiOO to at AMflMC take up to 20 4 Employed end women nuiriod, of A 1 the ttmt 'm today. oemficial I A CO 'M Vclftck of C. J.

a Uttit Ckwck ft, 1 to o'clock at Hall; Mrs. Warper, Miw Henrietta Coles, Mrs. Lwjranla A. Bailey. Annie Mrs- Mar- tfea Jackson, Mrs, Sarah Shands, Mrs.

Rosctta Glasper, Rosa Stlth. Mrs. LUliaa Reynolds, Miss Madeline Jones and Mrs. Jessye M. Powell.

The Parkview Civic Club will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Vatelle Greene, 327 PorterviUe St. Business of Importance will be discussed at this lime. Club Deliso meet this evening at 8:30 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Lynch, 735 Halifax St. Members are asked to be present and on time.

A musical, program- will be presented Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the Good Shepherd Various choruses and choirs of city and" vicinity are, taking Dart. Mrs. Jones is the sponsor. This entertainment is for the benefit of the building fund. of the church.

Flower Club of Mount Olivet Baptist Church will evening in the lower auditorium of the Church. The Ladies' Relief Club will meet Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at Hall. Members are sked to be present and on time. Inspirational services--will be going on all of thiS'week at the Rocky Branch The Rev. J.

H. Dlxon, of Enfield, N. is speaker. Spring Lake Country Club invites: officers civic and social clubs and managers of baseball clubs to a special meeting Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the Spring Lake Park, Hopewell Rd. Business of importance will be discussed.

Mrs. Annie -Mae Lewis, Pegram had a pleasant surprise to happen, last Sunday, which was her birthday. Just about 11 a. a car drove up'from Norfolk with friends-to have a party for her. They brought dinner and many useful, beautiful gifts.

The out-of-towners were: Mrs. Annie Sharpe, Mrs. Mary Harris, Miss Bettie Harris, Mrs. 'Ella Foster, Johnny, and Cisero Elliott. They left during the last evening.

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SPOTLESS rtmsiuM CMAILOTTtSVII.il 17 SOUTH SYCAMORE ST. RE 3-9212 i-fc all St. AftMUMii' Mrs, Martha JJtQtejMSWfy, MOO, Mr, Mrs, Tkeo Codv, Horace" MeCray, ot New Cily; Maria Ajnpey. Norfolk; Alex Wilcxw. John Wilcox, Miss Anlce plckerson, Horace Hubbard, Mrs, Eleanor ol Woodbwry.

Miss Julia B. Jonen, Irene Johnson, 'Helen Maltoi-y, of Mn. R. Mm. to a waste of time, Mr.

could I compete with all ttojuke boxts, radio dise jockeys and T.V.?" as guests: Mrs. Helen Hendricks, rffs.i Polly Nicholson and friends rom Norfolk. A surprise party was given recently for Little Miss Zenobia L. celebrated her sixth birthday, by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Johnson, of 486 Byrne Attending were: Robin Jones, Alice Marie Patty Walker, Wyatt T. Walker Nelson Bland, Cheryl Richardson, Margo James, Patricia Bland, Rose Bland, Pamela Carthright, JBrenda Carthright, Varies Carthright, Bi-uce Carth- right, Raymond Hailes, Monroe Robertson 5 Todd Ann Pierce and Ruth Henderson. The following guests could not attend because of Quarles, Cecelia Jones, Lynn Jones and Kathy Watson. Little Zenobia received many ovely gifts. STORK REPORT The following birth was reported in the Petersburg General Hospital To 'Mr.

and Mrs. Willie Alston, 1025 Lee daughter, yesterday. MRS. MOtHE FIELDS Funeral -services for Mrs. Mollie Fields, of Newark, N.

who died February 26, were held March 1, at Eleven Oaks -Baptist Church, Dewit, with Rev. G. W. King officiating. 1 Pallbearers: Honorary Mrs.

Ellis, Mrs. Queen Lundy, Mrs. Ada Lundy, Mrs. Sallle Robinson, Mrs. Lula McFarJand, Mrs: Mamie Walker, Mrs.

Ann Crittendon, Mrs. Marie Coopgr, Mrs. Sarah Blackwell, Mrs. Louvenia Rainey, Roberta Dudley and Anderson Bias; Active Phillip Lundy, Thomas Lundy, George Lundy, Stanley Blackwell, John Jackson, John Fisher. Attending the funeral from out of the city were: Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Banks, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Banks, of E. Orange, N.

Mr. -and Mrs. Harold Fields, Clarence Banks, Jr. and Mrs. Sarah Robinson, of Newark; Mrs.

Senia Kenny, of Elizabeth, N. Mrs. Virginia Fitzgerald, Brooklyn; Mrs. Ida Fields and Miss Eliza- beth Fields, Camden, N. -J.

Interment was in the family of the church cemetery. ALEXANDER McCRAY Funeral services for Alexand ei- of Route 4,, Box 256 of this city, who died February 23, at his residence in Dinwiddie County, were held- Sunday, Feb ruary 26, at 1:30 p. m. from the Olive Branch Baptist Church, Din Widdie County. The T.

A pastor officiated. The Rev- Howard Jones assisted. Pallbearers: er, Tucker, R. F. Chatman R.

Johnson; Junius Brown and the, funeral from ou of city were: Miss Katy Me Cray, San. Francisco, -Mr and. Mrs. Joseph Shands, Su sie Zeolia Linwood, Mr. and Mrs of 515, whWWM 470, vm whick tax five tMI 4 Iknwk 1), ttM All mmtttlm THIN riwr, 1M.

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