The Progress-Index from Petersburg, Virginia • Page 6

If- WMTBER Progress-Index, Monday, May 20, 1963 Vircjihid Zone Forecasts 1 -I Tidewater Area and eaciera" Shore: Increasing cloudiness a with chance of' some rain later in the afternoon, High in the upper 70s and lower 80s. Cloudy tonight and Tuesday with occasional rain or showers. Low tonight 57 to 63. Cooler Tuesday. Wednesday outlook, scattered showers and moderately cool.

Shenaadoah a 11 Upper James River Area and Southwestern Plateau: Cloudy, today with some rain this aftennpoh, high in the 70s to around 80 a few places. Cloudy tonight arid Tuesday with occa- GEM THEATRE --Today Thru HAPPENED TO BABY JANE?" Bette Davis Joan Crawford --Doors Open 5 P. stonal rain. Low tonight in the 50s. Cooler Tuesday.

Wednesday outlook, scattered showers and moderately cool. Allegheny Highlands: Cloudy today followed by some ram, high in the 70s. Cloudy with occasional rain tonight and Tuesday. 'Low tonight 50. Cooler Tuesday.

Outlook for Wednesday, scattered showers and cool: Five-Day Forecast five day weather outlook for Tuesday through Saturday, inclusive: Temperatures will average near normal. Some normal high and low temperatures are Washington 77 and 58, Richmond 80 and 56, and Roanoke 79 and 55. Cooler Tuesday, warmer Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Rain or showers Tuesday and Wednesday, and again about Friday. RELAX! CALL US FOR ALL OF YOUR PAINTING C.

M. WAYMACK A I I CONTRACTOR RE 2-3650 ORK A It will be cooler Monday night in the Lakes area, the Ohio and Tennessee valleys The Weather Considerable cloudiness will scattered showers and a feu thunderstorms early this evening Partly cloudy and cooler tonigh and Tuesday. Low. i about 55. TEMPERATURE READINGS Today 7 A.M 69 9 A.M.

75 11 A.M. 70 Since Midnight Saturday Maximum 88 Minimum 66 Ram Expected Tonight-In Va. The northeastward movemen of a low pressure area in Mississ sippi is expected to bring scat tered showers across most of Vir ginia today and tonight. re-closable end label SEALS- RE-SEALS and RE-SEALS and tke central Mississippi vaUey. Showers are forecast for the eastern states from the Carolines north, and cen- Weather Conditions Elsewhere By The Associated Press High Low Pr Albany, cloudy 77 51 Albuquerque, cloudy 90 48 Atlanta, cloudy 89 63 Bismarck, clear 61 40 .0 Boise, clear 81 54 Boston, cloudy 82 56 Buffalo, rain 62 49 .1 clear 67 45 Cleveland, cloudy 69 51 Denver, clear 52 35 Des Moines, clear 64 40 Detroit, cloudy 67 51 Fairbanks, cloudy 71 39 Helena, clear 67 40 Honolulu, clear 83 72 Indianapolis, clear 74 48 .2 Juneau, clear 68 40 Kansas City, clear 6 3 48 .04 Los Angeles, cloudy 65 61 Louisville, rain 77 52 i.o Memphis, cloudy 87 60 Miami, clear 83 Milwaukee, clear 67 37 Paul, cloudy 50 35 New Orleans, clear 8 6 65 2 li New York, cloudy 81 61 Oklahoma City, cloudy 74 51 .1 Srnaha, clear 65 40 Philadelphia, cloudy 79 59 Phoenix, cloudy 99 77 rain 74 52 .11 ortland, cloudy 71 53 ortland, clear 87 54 iapid City, clear 61 39 ttchmond, cloudy 85 62 St.

Louis, clear 70 49 .36 Salt Lake City, clear 80 43 San Diego, cloudy 69 60 Francisco, cloudy 63 54 Seattle, clear 88 62 Tampa, cloudy 92 73 Vashingtpn, cloudy 84 65 M-Missing) (T-Trace) tral state and the southwest east of southern California. (AP Wirepholo Map) -guarantees freshness to the last delicious slice 35 IP The most convenient and practical way to dry peanuts on the market today! Peanut Drying Wagons i AM Steel Floor-Rut, stiioolii pre-punched round hole 2, 4, 6 or 8 wagon combinations with LONG Fans and Heaters Capacity each wagon--80 bags New Improved Screw Type Jack Absolutely No Wood Used Choice of Oil or Gas Fired Heater With Hie LONG Wagon Drying System you reduce the chance of weattier damage and save time, money, labor, too. You eliminate costly extra handling--dry better qvatity peanuts. This rs truly the most convenient and practical way to bVy on market today. See it at yoar nearby LONG Deafet.

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Sis and I know that parents have charge over their children' mai until they are 21, but do you think my mother should have read i secretly? THE OTHER DAUGHTER DEAR DAUGHTER: Absolutely not! Parents can preach truthfulness, honesty and integrity from now until doomsday, but their children will DO as their parents DO eventually. DEAR ABBY: We've been mar ried 16 years. For the past years we have had a camping vacation every I've camped while pregnant, and with children of all ages. We have four children now. The youngest is 2 and the oldest is 15.

Our childen rould like to go to Disneyland I don't care where we go as Ion; as I don't have to sleep in a ten and go without a real bath foi two weeks. What can I do? My husband claims this is the only way we can afford to go. He's now planng to buy another tent whioh will cost $110, plus other camping equipment. We already have enough to outfit the Boy Scouts of America. He earns over $12,000 a year.

SERVED MY CAMPfNG TIME DEAR Compromise. Camp near a nice, modern motel and YOU check in while your husband enjoys the wide open spaces. (Are you sure that before you married him, you never told him you'd "live in a DEAR ABBY: I had the girls over for bridge last evening. Two. of them left together with the one stayed a little longer.

My husband was sitting in the den a i the newspaper. it came time for her to i go, she said she wanted to call a taxi. My husband said HE would drive her home. She said absolutely not, she wanted to take a taxi. I got to think, WHY wouldn't she let my husband drive her home? Should I worry? SUSPICIOUS DEAR SUSPICIOUS: Yes-but not about husband.

What's bugging YOU? DEAR ABBY: The proper clothing for 100 head of cattle is NOT Bermuda shorts, but moo moos. "PUNNER" PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Francis Bellamy wrote the original pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United States and it was used at th-i dedication of i a World's Fair Grounds on Oct. 12, 1892. Real Estate Transfers Colonial Heights The following real estate trans fers were recorded last week in the office of Mrs. Frances Brown clerk of Colonial Heights Circui Court.

Real estate transfers in Virginia are taxed at the rate 15 cents per $100 of actual con sideration, except on transac tions exempt from taxation. May 2 Siienvood Hills Development Corp. lo rl Fra and Dorothy D. France LI. 49.

Sherwood Hills, Sec. 1. Tax $32.25 iay 3 Cr dock Construction Corp. (o Ernes 33 to 12, ljloclj Construction Corp. to Norman L.

Gladden and Elizabeth D. Gladden, Lt 27, Ryan. Tax $20.25. May 6 Sherwood Park Development Corp. 1 ulius C.

Llenhard and Anne R. Lienharri 131, Sherwood Hills, Sec. 2. Tax $3.45 Linda C. Leake to Harry L.

Snead. Lois 15 and 16, Block B. Colonial Heights. Tax Sherwood Park Development Corp. to urn cE Jones Lot 26, Sherwood Hilfs, Section 2.

Tax S4.50. W. T. Henshaw and Sadie E. Henshav James E.

Wallace, Lot Ft. Lots 1 iin ic lock Adams, prop. Ta 25. imes and wife to William ie White, et al. Lot 11, Ft.

Lots 10 and Biock G. L. Adams, prop. Tax $19.65. Kenneth Lee Thomas and wife to Raynond C.

Nicholas and Beatrice (wife) j-ot 7, Block Section 1, Colonial Hills Clarence E. Walke and wife to Orvil and Mary A. (wife) Lots 15-18, Block G. L. Adams, Tax $13 75.

Swearigan Realty Co. to Thomas -arnahan and Annc.L. (wife) Lots 15, Slock Maple Grove. Tax $19.50. May Gilbert C.

Martin and Geraldine S. Marin to C. Warren Mallory and Elizabeth Mallory, Lot 9, Block Elierslie, Sec Tax S19.SS. Swift Creek Farms, Inc. to John W.

Cing and Joseph C. King Pare. 235 side, U. S. Highway.

No. 1. Tax $41.25. May 9 Franklin Holding Corp. to ATvIn Small 'uneral Home, par.

E-LRtP Pike, 'ax S15. Fred J. Swearlngen and wife, to lames Sidney Watkins and Sadie E. wife). Lots 11-12, Colonial Heights Ex- ended No.

2. Tax $12. John S. Archer and Ella P. Archer, et -Is.

to Curtis E. McKenzie and Doris T. McKenzie, Lot 4, Mt. Pleasant Acres. 1A-1C.

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RE 3-3174 TELEPHONE RE 2-345A Wyche's Column fc i 4hWBft ft A. Wu i MRS. OTILIA WYCHE, Editor Depend On Chrsit A man'dressed iu a suit and scuffed quietly into the big tent cathedral one night. His unshaved face and pain-filled eyes revealed the agony within him, He had lost his entire family in a plane accident, and now he had no one. Soon the crusade soloist began to sing.

His message was, you know the Lord, you need nobody Tnese! words were the ones the man had been waiting to hear. Sobbing in his release, he went with the usher to the prayer tent and gave his heart to God. This'man was able to adjust to his loss and become successful again, this time serving and depending upon the Lord, The'people whom you love and trust sometimes forsake you or are taken from you, but Christ will' never be away from you for even a moment. No power can sever his Spirit from No one can take his guidance from your life. Christ will never leave you.

If you know the Lord today, you need nobody else. Church, Sussex County. Remains are resting at Oie Peace Funera Home. W. 'funeral direc tor'.

Calendar Meetings, programs and events scheduled: Starlight Stirrers and the Spirit of Youth Singers to appear in program at the Pocahontas Chapel Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. Gracie Gibbs, of Church will speak. for the Missionary Society Sunday at 12 noon at Zion Apostolic Church. Mrs.

Sadie Williams, president; L. Christian, pastor. Program at i Apostolic Church Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Appearing are: Lambs of Joy, Penny Sisters, Community Chorus, Mrs. Ernest Oliamb- Richard Wyatt, Miss Louise McDaniel, Mrs.

Delores Christian James Coker, Mrs. Elona Smith and others. Mrs. Lelia Reese will serve as mistress of ceremonies. Combined meeting of the Prince George County-wide Parents Association and the Voters League to meet Wednesday evening at the Loving Union Baptist Church, 8 p.

m. Obituaries ALEXANDER HARRISON Alexander (Sarge), Harrison, of Star Route 4, Box 24, Waverly, died suddenly at 12 noon Satur clay. Mr. Harrison was born and reared in Sussex County. He was a member of the Wilbourne Baptist Church, Sussex County, and Waverly Masonic Lodge, No.

70, FA Masons of Virginia. Surviving are: three daughters: Miss Margaret Harrison, of Norfolk; Mrs. Corrie Farrow and Mrs. Martha Jones, of New York City; three sons: Silas Harrison of Waverly; Sidney and Lewis Harrison of Norfolk; sister, Mrs. Ruffin, of Waverly; brother, Henry Harrison 1 of Richmond; two daughters-in-law, two sons-in-law, and other relatives and friends.

Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 2 p. m. from the Wilbourne a i MRS. LILLIAN B. REAVES Mrs.

Lillian Bell Reaves, 416 S. Adams died yeslerdaj morning in the St. Phillip Hospi tal, Richmond. Mrs. Reeves wa a native of Dinwiddie, forme member of the Little Zion Baptis Church, Carson, after moving to Petersburg, she joined' the Pe tersburg congregation Jehoval Witness Church, Surviving are three daughters: Mrs.

Shirley Da vis, of Richmond, Miss Albert Reaves and Mrs. Linda Massen burg of this city; three sons James Reaves of RichmoiK Gerald Reaves of Houston, Tex and John Reaves of this city. On sister, Mrs. Carrie Scott, of Ricl mond; seven step-sisters; thre brothers, T. Y.

of En poria, C. Jackson of Prov dence, R. I. and S. Jackson i 25 grandchildre eight great-grandchildren, a ste mother, Susie Jackson Baltimore, two daughters-in-law two sons-in-law, several sisters a brother-in-law, a num ber of nieces and nephews an other relatives and friends.

Fi neral services will be Remains are resting at th Eland's Funeral Home. MRS. NONNIE V. PARHAM Mrs. Nonnie V.

Parham, Route 2, Box 52, Jarratt, died a her residence Saturday at 10:3 p. m. Mrs. Parham was a native A-4--DEATHS CREIGHTON--Funeral services for SIDNEY E. CHEIGHTON, of Route 1, Ford, will bo conducted Tuesday from tlie Mount' Poole Baptist Church, 2 p.

in. The Rev. II. Mlckens, will orrlclale. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend.

H. P. Johnson Funeral Director. PARHAM--Funeral i for MRS. NONNIE PARHAM.

of Route 2, Jarrntt, who died Saturday eve. nlng, will be conducted TOMORROW (Tuesday) at 1 p. m. from the First Baptist' Church, Jarratt. Dr.

S. L. Perry will officiate. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend. Arrangements by the Jones Funeral Home, Stony Creek.

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500 600 31.5T plan Irxludw oil chargM at and month $300. tHl EASTERN FINANCE PCTCNMUMO mCHMONO 300 H.OOK con I I Sussex County; member oi First Baptist Church, Jarratt. Surviving are: husband, George Oliver Parham, Jarratt; two sons: Carroll and Edward Parham, of Sussex County; 10 grandchildren, 125 daughters-in-law, four adopted son, James Milbry, nephew, Nathaniel Hill, several other lieces, nephews, and other rela- ives and friends. Funeral services will be held omorrow. at.l p.

m. from First Baptist Church, Jarratt. Remains, are resting at the Jones Funeral Stony Creek. ROPER PARHAM Roper Pai'ham, of 2012 Etting 1 Baltimore, died at his residence yesterday morning at 1.5 o'clock. Mr.

Parham was a native of Prince George County; son of the late John and Lizzie Parham. HOME RE M251 He made his home in Baltimore for the past 30 years; member of Providence Baptist Church, Prince George County, He was employed at the American Break Shoe Foundry in Baltimore for 27! are: Mary Parham, of 'Baltimore; i stepson, Coates, of Baltimore; three' sisters: Carrie Washington, Mrs Elizabeth Hpbbs and Bertrude Stewart, all this city; brothers; iSpunney Parham and Milton Parham, both of this seven grandchildren, fnothef-in-law, two'sisters-in-law, three brothers-in-law, two aunts, a number of nieces, nephews, cousins and other relatives. Remaips will be brought to Petersburg and taken in charge by the J. A. Jackson Memorial Funeral Home.

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