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48 THe Progress-Index, Petersburg-Colonial Heights. Tuesday. June 25. 1957 Colored Hews MRS. OTELIA R.

WYCHE, Editor RE.2-3456 Telephones Home RE 3-4251 Friends, don't be content with spending all your time on your faults, but try to get a step nearer to God. is not He who is far away from we from Kim. If you ask me the best means of persevere, 1 would say, if you have succeeded in getting hold of Almighty God's hand, don't let it go. Keep hold of Him be constantly renewing prayers to Him, acts of desire, and the seeking (o please Him in little things. Strive to be as a little child who, tvhile its mother holds is hand, goes on fearlessly, and is not disturbed because it stumbles and trips in its weakness.

So long as God holds, you up by the will and determination to serve Him with which He inspires you, go on bold-i ly and do not be frightened at your liUie checks and falls, so Jong as you can throw yourself into His arms in trusting love. Go there with an open, joyful heart as often as possible; if not always joyful, at least go with a brave and faithful heart. ed in the Petersburg General Hos pital: To Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dean, of 120 Little Church St son, June 23.

Mount Nebo Methodist Church Portsmouth, will hold vesper serv ices at Central State Hospital Sun day afternoon at 3 o'clock, con ducted, by the pastor, the Rev R. A. Evans, of this city. He wit be assisted by other ministers. The Stars of Joy, an outstand ing singing group, will furnish music.

Blandford division Home Department of First a i Church, Harrison will meel tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock al the home or Mrs. Elmira Moore, 826 Cameron St. Members are asked to be present, and visitor? are always welcome. A lawn party will be served Saturday night at the home of Mrs. Indie Wright, Route 301, under the sponsorship of Cub Scouts of Prince George County.

Trustees and officials of Metropolitan Baptist Church will meet tomorrow evening at the lose of Prayer services. The Rev. D. A. Goodwyn is pastor.

STORK REPORT. The following birth was report- GEM THEATRE Sun. Mon. Tues. "Duel In The Sun" (Technicolor) Gregory Peck, Joseph CoKeri, Jenifier The Marathon and Southside So- jcial Clubs will hold a joint call meeting Thursday evening at 7 o'clock at the Young Men's Hall.

Club Esquire will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at the home of James Cheatam, G23 Cameron St. All members are urged to attend as business of importance will be diseusscd. The Elder John D. Johnson, of Asbury Park, N. will be the guest speaker at Solomon Temple RZUA Church tomorrow ant Thursday nights.

The Rev. C. A. Greenhill, of Center Star Baptist Church, Blackstone, wilt deliver the message on Friday evening The Rev. D.

N. Hill is pastor. The Sportsman's Civic Club will hold its weekly amateur hour tomorrow evening. Prizes witl be warded during the evening. The Junior Choir of Tabernacle Baptist Church will not meet for Reploce Cracked Windows, Wiiftshieldf NA AUTO GLASS REPLACEMENT iiKtafted whHe wait Pittsburgh Pfctic GJnss to fa windshields aod windows all cars and trucks.

AMPLE FREE PARKING HEADQUARTERS A Glass BRUSHY. MIRRORS JOPS PITTSBURGH AIR CONDITIONED SHOWROOM WYTHE and JEFFERSON STREETS RE 2-5618 rehearsal on Thursday evening. American Legion, Buffalo post No. 112 will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at the Harding Street Recreation Center. The Lou Gary Chorus will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs.

Annie Mae Evans, 515 Virginia-Ave. Obituaries JA.MES E. STEWART James Edward Stewart, age 32. of 305 Davisville, Hopewell, died June 24, at John Randolph Hospital after a short illness. Mr.

Stewart was a native of Hopewell, and attended Carter G. Woodson High School. Surviving are: Mrs. Maude Stewart; three sisters: Mi Virginia Stewart, Mrs. i Epps and Miss Daisy Stewart, all of Hopewell; brother, Charlie Stewart, of Hopewell; two aunts, an uncle, a niece, and other relatives and friends.

Remains rest at the Turner's Funeral Home Arlington Hopewell. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. MISS MARIA MORGAN Funeral services for Miss Maria Morgan, wN died June 13, in New Hork City, were held June 18, from the First Baptist Church. The Rev. W.

H. Mattox officiated. Pallbearers: honorary Mrs. Ethel Johnson, Mrs. Ada Lundy, Mrs.

Isabella Short, Miss Cather- Jone.s; active William Hardy, Woodson Marks, A. B. hort, Thomas Lundy, George Lundy, and H. P. Johnson.

Attending the funeral from out of the city were: Mrs. Annie Austin, Mrs. Vinia Tucker, Mrs. Etta Mary Tucker, Hillard Tucker, of New York City; Emmcll and Robert Morgan, of Baltimore; Mrs. Ruth McFarland, of New York City.

Interment was in the church cemetery. JUNIOUS BATES Junious Bates, of McKenney, died this morning about 1:45 o'clock. Mr. Bates was a member of Rocky Mount Baptist Church. SWEETIE PIE --By Nadine Seltzer "Does this mean that you won't be baby-sitting with me any more?" Surviving are: wife, Mrs.

Clara Bates; six daughters: Mrs. Margaret Parker, of Sussex County; Miss Ruth Bates, of Baltimore; Eliza, Jeanette, liene and Alease all of McKenney; son, Johnnie Bates, of Richmond; sister, Miss Eliza Bates, of Brooklyn; brother, Sidney Bates; several aunts and uncles, nieces and nephews, and other relative and friends. Funeral arrangements have nol been completed. Remains rest ai the W. L.

Feilds Funeral Home ROBERT T. JONES Funeral services for Robert Tar- vier Jones were held Saturday afternoon, June 22, at the chapel ol the J. M. Wilkerson Funeral Home. The Rev.

W. Gill officiated, assisted by the Rev. D. A. Goodwyn.

Pallbearers: honorary Willie Threatt, James Clarke, Willie Ruffin and William Clarke; active-Alphonso Pride, Arvesta Pride Irving Pride, Roy Pride, Raymont Watson and Benny Eggleston. Burial was in the family plot in the Eastview Cemetery. Attending the funeral from out of the city were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pride, Mrs.

M. Townsend and family, T. S. Pride and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Haywood Pride and son, Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso Pride, of Meherrin; Mr. and'Mrs Lewis Wheeler and family, CharleL Vaughan, of Lawrenceville; Ashley Jones, Mrs. Daisy Ccntenio, of Philadelphia; Mrs.

Nellie Jones, of Norfolk; Mrs. Ruth Walton, ol Pottstown; Mrs. Clara Garrett, ol New York; Marshall Jones, of Fair Haven; Mr. and Mrs. Ro Pride and daughters, Marshall Pride, Mr.

and Mrs. Ned Pride, Irvin Pride, of Baltimore. Spanish War Vets Install Officers FREDERICKSBURG, Installation of officers and presentation of resolutions'were-the final items on the agenda today as 20 old soldiers prepared to end their annual get together. Ernest Condee of -Portsmouth yesterday was elected state department commander of the organization, the Virginia Spanish War Veterans. He moves up from senior vice commander and replaces C.

B. Farley of Norfolk. R. B. Crouch of Alexandria moved up from junior vice commander to senior vice commander and Marion Summers of Norfolk, chaplain of the organization for 17 years, was elected junior vice commander.

The group now has about 275 surviving members in Virginia. Jury Indicts Man For Embezzlement WINCHESTER, W) A corporation court grand jury' has indicted a former salesman for the Northern Virginia Power Co. for embezzling more than from the firm. The two-count indictment handed down against Allen W. Gaunt yesterday charged he embezzled $2,907.33 in various sums from the power company between Jan.

2 and May 32; 1957, and $595.47 on Jan. 18, 1957. Effective July 1st AUL ACCOUTVTS- Savings Certificates WILL ft PER EARN ANNUM City Savings Loan Corp. Member American Industrial Banker's Association i ojR S-O T.H ft i a the thing that sold me on Olds!" Woman Indicted For Embezzlement WINCHESTER, (ffl Mrs. Zelma Hyatt, former 1 deputy city reasurer here, has been formally ndicted on charges of embezzling public funds totaling A special grand jury yesterday returned two indictments against Mrs.

Hyatt, who has admitted she embezzled public money but has blamed her actions on her husband Earl E. Hyatt. It is expected that Mrs. Hyatt will be arraigned in Corporation Court within a lew days. Each of the indictments returned by the Corporation Court grand jury charged Mrs.

Hyatt on two counts. The indictments said the embezzlements occurred at various times between Aug. 20, 195G, and April 5, 1957. Both city and state funds were included in the money taken. In a statement June 12 Mrs.

Hyatt said her husband "told me what to do and how lo do it. He told me he was going to kill me if I didn't do it." The statement said the money was taken to cover checks her husband had written in Dayton, Ohio. HOT TIME SAN ANTONIO, Tex. His mother picked up George Wilkins, 3, to warm his seat for playing with matches and found it already was warm. Matches in his hip pocket had set his pants on fire.

A doctor treated his burns. "WfH, I've looked at OMfi from angle, under the. hood; I can Uifl you--Olds really knowa bow lo pat 'em together! Yes, and Olds has style that yon know will stay in style. Ever check on how much more you get for at) Olds trade-in? Attendant: You get more than lots of higher priced cars bring. Owner: Right! The way Oldsmobilc v.ihic lasts makes it a smart investment.

Ami there's lots more Attendant: Sure, fake thai Rocket them's still nothing quite like it. alwayfi i-alk up, even though i new J-2 Rocket (iocs mean I pump less gas. Owner: When you add it rrp, and lake a look at the price--it rcalfy makes sense to own an Olds. Attendant: Thai's for wire. I'm driving Golden JJockel 88, too! And more and more of my customers are going over to Oldsmobile.

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RoanokeGOP Meet Names 2 Candidates ROANOKE on A Republican mass meeting here last night produced two candidates for political office--one for the Legislature and one for commonwealth's attorney. Between 65 and 70 persons assembled for the meeting picked Mrs. Hazel K. Barger as the General A candidate. She's making her second try for the Legislature.

Mrs. Barger said the Republican campaign will be a "crusade to keep Virginia's public schools open." She is chairman of the city GOP committee. Ben M. Richardson will run for commonwealth's attorney against incumbent C. E.

Cuddy, holder of the office 16 years. In accepting the nomination, the 28-year-old Roanoke attorney said he was motivated to run by the conviction the voters should have a choice in who holds office. Mrs. Barger and A. Linwood Hollon ran against the city's two incumbent Democrats--Dels.

Julian H. Ruthcrfoord and Kossen Gregory--two years ago, losing by a few hundred' voles. There's possibility Holton may tryy for the Legislature again. The mass meeting also produced a resolution urging State Sen. Ted Dalton of Radford to run again for governor.

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