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1, 1964 Wyche's Column TELEPHONE RE Calendar Meetings, programs and events Vandells Social Club to meet this afternoon at o'clock in the home of Miss Delores Edmonds, 803 Carter St. Business of impor tance is on the agenda. Officers and members Royal Lodge, No. 77, of Elks to sieet this evening at 8 o'clock Services to be held this eve ning at 8 o'clock under the auspices of Ministers Deacons of Bethesda Church of Christ. Daily Workers will have charge of services tomorrow evening at 8 3'clock- Mrs.

Ruth Kates is sponsor. Talent to appear are: Men's Chorus, Bethesda Special, Mrs. Ada Foreman, soloist; Little Tucker Singers. Mrs. Margaret Pryor to speak for the Senior Missionary Auxiliary.

Mother J. Beane is president. GEM THEATRE --TODAY THRU The Speed Breed! "RED LINE 7000" (Western In Color) MRS. OTELIA X. WYCHK, Honoring God In Our Work As in the life of the ant, many of us find that work is forced upon us and that we cannot escape it.

It is hard to see it as a blessing. Yet, for the good of our mind and body, God created us with need for work. He considers work very important for normal living. The Roman emporer Marcus Aurelius was not a Christian, but he understood the importance of work He wrote. "In the morning when thou findest thyself unwilling to rise, consider with thyself presently, it is to go about a man's work that I am stirred up.

Am I yet unwilling to go about that, for which I myself was born?" The good life is a life of doing freely and gladly what God created us to do in the service of Jesus Christ. Westview P-TA to meet tomorrow evening at 7:30 ('clock at school. Fred Ford will give remarks about the Wcslview-Bird- vilie Association. Samuel Winston is president. Peabody High meet Thursday at the school.

School P-TA to at 7:30 o'clock Youth Church of Mount Carmel Baptist Church, Hopewell, to meet this afternoon at 5:30 o'clock. Mrs. Mary Hamlin, Dresident; the Rev. Judge Srown, pastor. A special song service will be held Sunday at 2 p.m.

at the Oak Grove Baptist Church, Din- viddie, for the Percy Walker amily whose home was destroyed recently by fire. Guests will nclude the Spirit of Youth Sing- How to get just tchnt the doctor ordered! Your registered pharmacist tills your doctor's prescription with professional precision. His skill and training are pinpointed to the single purpose of making sure you get exactly "what the doctor ordered." Coll RE 3-4242-- Fr Delivery and tmtrgincy-Cill RE 34341 er RE 3-H77- BLACKWELL SMITH DRUG STOIZE! W. WASHINGTON PH.RI crs, Modernaires, Holmes Sing' ers of Waverly. Mount Olivet Inspirational Chorus, the Rev.

Jethro White, Metropolitan Soul Stirrers and others. The Rev. W. H. Batts is pastor.

Mrs. Barbara Goodwyn, president of the Pastor's Aid Society of Zion Apostolic Church, is requesting all members to meet with her this evening at 7 o'clock. Royal Degree Circle of the United Order of Tents to meet this evening at 7 o'clock at Wilkerson's Hall. Elder Wesley Taylor to speak this evening at 8 o'clock at the Refuge Church of Christ. He will be accompanied by.

his congregation of the Mount Calvary Church of Christ. Mrs. Evelyn Parham is sponsor. The Willing Workers Chorus of Muge Church of Christ will nave charge of services tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs.

Evelyn Parham is president of the Willing Workers Auxiliary. Star of Hope Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, No. 164, to meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock. Members are urged to attend. Mrs.

Ethel Dyson, Worthy Matron. ON THS SICK LIST The following are among the sick in the Petersburg General Hospital: Mrs. Gloria Hampton, 1313 Montgomery room 208. Mrs. Ethel Jackson, 524 S.

Adams room 208. DIAL RE S-81M HOME II 3-4251 Obituaries MISS HATTIE GHOLSON Miss Hattie Gholson, of Route 1, Dinwiddie, died Sunday morn ing at 11:30 a.m. in the Petersburg General Hospital, after a period of declining health. Miss Gholson was a daughter of the late James and Lucy Ann Winfield Gholson. She was a member of the Olive Branch Baptist Church.

Surviving are: sister, i Blanche Gholson, of Baltimore; sisters-in-law, many nieces, nephews. For the past six months she resided with her niece, Miss Martha Gholson, of Dewitt. Funeral services will be held Friday at 3:30 p.m. from Center Star Baptist Church. The Rev.

T. A. Lacy will officiate. Remains rest at the H. P.

Johnson Funeral Home. CLARENCE L. PERRY Funeral services for Clarence L. Perry, 515 Clinton who died at his late residence were held Saturday afternoon a 2 o'clock in the chapel of the J. M.

Wilkerson Funeral Home. Rev. M. A. the Rev.

L. C. Johnson officiated. Pallbearers: Honorary Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan, Mrs.

Adela Jones, Mrs. Etta Myrick, Mrs. Hester Jones and Mrs. Thelma Williamson. Active William Wells, Alexander Thweatt, Horace Fultz, Ervin Jones, Lynn Bethea, Edgar Calton, Abraham Jones and Vernell Gannaway.

Burial was in the family plot Dinwiddie Memorial Ceme- GEORGE BONNER i Funeral service for George Bonner, 1137 Augusta who died in the Petersburg General Hospital were held Friday from the Sharon Baptist Church, at 3 o'clock. The Rev. C. L. Robinson, Rev.

E. E. Hicks, Rev. W. H.

Maddox, Rev. Willie Batts, Rev. E. E. Rev.

L. C. John son officiated. Pallbearers: Honorary--James Peebles, Vernon Williamson, Richard Manson, Harvey Rivers, James Forbes, Floyd Thweatt, Junius Maclin. A i James Hill, John Thweatt, Eli Hardy, Clarence Williamson, Roy Thweatt, Russell Truly.

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KELLY Bvt. Paul G. Kelly, 9th Administration Company, Fort Riley, died Feb. 25 at the Irvin Army Hospital, Fort Riley as result of an automobile. accident.

Pvt. Kelly was born in Hopewell; a graduate of Carter G. Woodson High School the class of 1961. He enlisted for his second tour of duty with the army February 9 -and departed for his home station February 20, He was a member of the Friendship Baptist Arlington Road, Hopwell, and former em ploye of the Hercules Powder Company. Surviving are wife: Mrs.

Ro- setta'Kelly; a son, Victor Jerome Kelly; mother, Mrs. Irene Kelly; father, Wilbert Kelly; five sisters: Mrs. Jessie Peterson, Mrs. Jessie Mae McDougall, Miss Bessie Kelly, Mis B. Kelly, all of Hopewell; and Mrs.

a i Jones of Verdun, France; six brothers: Freddie L. and Edward Kelly, of New York City; Charles William and Jerry M. Kelly, all of Hopewell; grandmother, Mrs. Jennie Harris of Hopewell; nine aunts, four 12 nieces, six nephews, mother-in- law, father-in-law, four brothers- in-law, nine and other relatives'and friends. Remains will arrive Wednesday morning and rest at the Turner Funeral Home, Hopewell.

Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. from the Friendship Baptist Church, Hopewell. Dr. L. W.

Jacobs will officiate. Interment will be in the City Point National Cemetery, with military honors. CLARENCE GOODWYN Clarence Goodwyn, Route 2, Box 261 Petersburg, died Sunday at 9:45. p.m. in the Peters? burg General Hospital after a period of declining health.

Mr. Goodwyn was a native of Dinwiddie County but. had resided in Prince George County for the past two years. He a member of the Gravel Run Baptist Churcbj Dinwiddie County. An employee of the Virginia Electric Company.

Surviving: Vifei Mrs. Frances Scott Goodwyn; five daughters: Mrs. Alberta Prince of this city; Misses: Grade Mae, Gl i ne, Mary Frances and Yvonne Goodwyn; four sons: Robert, Herbert Lee, John Oakley and i i Goodwyik. all of Prince George County; two, sisters: Mrs. A.

Westbrbok, New and Mrs. Virginia Graves; two brothers: Deacon John H. Goodwyn'of and Willie Goodwyn of this city; mother, Mrs. a Goodwyn; aunts; four uncles; two three brothers-in-law; eight grandchiU dren; several nieces, nephews and other relatives.and friends. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday March 2, p.m.

from the Providence Baptist Church, Prince George Coun ty. Rev. J. H. Worrell will officiate.

Remains rest at the Eland's Funeral Home. New York Stock Exchange Today's 10:30 Prices Allied Chemical American Can Allis-Chalmers American Cyanamid Amer. Mach. Fdry 19V4 Amer. Tel.

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Steel 50 Va. Electric Power Western Union Westinghouse Electric Zenith Radio The first tourist submarine operated on Lake Geneva during the recent Swiss Exposition, the National Geographic The craft, a mesoscaph designed by Jacques Piccard, took up to 40 passengers at a time to depths averaging 300 feet. It carried 25,000 during 850 dives. A-4-DEATHS GOODWYN--Funeral services for MR. CLARENCE GOODWYN, Route 2.

Box 261-B, Petersburg, who passed away Feb. 27, 1966, in the Petersburg General Hospital, will be (Wednesday). 1:30 m. from the Providence Baptist in Prince Geotige Co. J.

H. Worrell will "officiate. Attending relatives and ifriends will kindly assemble at the Eland's -Funeral at, 12:15 p. 'Interment will be "in Sharon Baptist Church Cemetery; Friends acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend. N.

Bland Funeral Director. ROBERTSON--Funeral services for SAMUEL ROBERTSON, 521 S. Dunlop who passed away Feb. 26, 1966, at his residence, will be conducted TOMORROW (Wednesday) 3:00 p. m.

from the Chapel of the Eland's Funeral Home. Dr. F. J. Boddle will officiate.

Attending relatives and friends will kindly assemble at the above residence at 2:00 m. Interment will be in Dimviddie Memorial Park. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend. William N. Bland Funeral Director.

DAVIS--Funeral services for John A. (Caddy) Davis. 311 St. Matthew who died Sunday morning in 'he E. William's Memorial Hospital, Richmond, Will be held tomorrow at 3:30 p.m.

from the Oak Grove Baptist Church, Dinwiddie. The Rev. Willie Batts will officiate. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend to assemble at the rcsi- dt-nce of his sister, Mrs. Katherine Butcher.

330 Federal at 2:30 p.m. Burial will be in the family plot in the Eastview Cemetery. J. M. Wilkerson, funeral director.

A-7-1N MEMORIAM MOSES--In lovinjf memory of my husband and our father, Mr. Norman Moses, who passed sway four years ago today, March 1, 1962. A wonderful husband, father and aid One who was heller, God never made A wonderful worker, loyal and true One in A million, that was you. Just in your Jiidfwmem, always riRht Honest and liberal, ever upright Loved by your friends and all you knew A wonderful husband and father, all thai, was you. Wife, Rei-nlce Moses Daughters: Eirshler Shirley The Weather A few or flurries and windy, high around 40 in the mountains; clearing and windy, high in the 50s and tow 60s east of the mountains today.

Fair and colder tonight, tow ranging from low 40s near the coast to around 30 in the mountains. Wednesday fair and "mild, high in the 50s and low 60s except 40s in the mountains. TEMPERATURE READINGS Today 7:00 A.M. 48 9:00 A.M. 49 11:00 56 Sunset today, 6:04 Sunrise tomorrow, 6:40 Since Noon Yesterday Minimum 45 Maximum 63 Virginia Zone Forecasts Northern Piedmont and Shenandoah Valley Fair and colder, low in the 30s tonight.

Wednesday, fair and mild, high the 50s. Thursday, increasing cloudiness and warmer. Southern Piedmont Fair and colder, low in the 30s tonight. Wednesday, fair and mild, high in upper 50s. -Thursday, increas ing cloudiness and Tidewater Area and Eastern Shore Fair and colder, low near 40 tonight.

Wednesday, fair and mild, high in low 60s. Thursday, increasing cloudiness and somehwat warmer. Upper James River Area and Southwestern Plateau Partly cloudy and colder with low 30 to 35 tonight. Wednesday 'fair but with increasing cloudiness and warmer, high 45 to 50. RICHMOND (AP) Virginia --caught between a cold rorrt that passed overnight and a high'pressure area over east- Neighborly SERVICE Dependable QUALITY On All Your FOODS At WALNUT HILL FOODSERVICE 1927 S.

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