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6 The Progress-Index, Petersburg-Colonial Heights, Virginia, Friday, December 28, 1956 VIRGINIA T. WELLS PHONE RE 2-3456 Fletcher J. Wright 111, son of Dr. and Mrs. Fletcher J.

Wright is spending the holiday season in Dallas where he is guest of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Candler and their daughter, Miss Nan Candler. Dr.

and Mrs. Wright have as their holiday guest. Miss Mollie B. Whitlock, of Alexandria. Mrs.

William 'H. Gregory returned yesterday to her home here after a'visit in Charles Town, W. Va. with parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Phillip P. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Whitney M.

Wells spent the holidays in i with their and daughter Dr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Har- BEST WISHES For The NEW YEAR PERKINS' Giant Food Market T. D.

PERKINS and J. PAUL PERKINS Halifax Melville Sts. Dial RE 2-3328 The following births were reported today from Petersburg General Hospital. To Mr. and Mrs.

Robert C. Martland, -111 Walnut Colonial Heights, daughter, yesterday. To Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G.

Sanford, Route 1, Petersburg, daughter, yesterday. To Mr. and Mrs. Listen Laine, 300 Plumtree i a Heights, son. yesterday.

To Mr. and 'Mrs. Dun-ell Crawford, Colonial Heights, daughter, today. The Progress-Index also congratulates Mr. and Mrs.

i i a Thomas Forehand, of Portsmouth, on the birth of a son December 24 in Mary's View Hospital. Mrs. Forehand is former Miss Martha Marlon, daughter of Mr. and Thomas W. Mayton, of Coionial Heights.

dy Jr. and daughters, Lind scy and Whitney Wells. Miss Delight Strole, of Virginia Beach, is spending the holiday here with her mother, Mrs. J. W.

Strole, of Blair Road. (hiIds Chest (eld MUSTEROLE DENNIS THE MENACE --By Hank Kctchum Mr. and Mrs. Hubert 1C. Smith spent last weekond in Falls Church whore they attended the wedding t( Miss Madeline Myers and Charles Lewis King which place at -1 o'clock in Falls Church Presbyterian Church.

Mrs. Smith was matron-of-honor in the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. E.

Clinton Jonos, of this city, were among the out- of-town guests attending the wedding. Miss Laurel Curry, a student at St. Margaret's School, is spending the holiday season here with her Mr. ami Mrs. R.

1C. Curry, of Blair Road. Mr. and Mrs. L.

Graybeal, ami children, are arriving today from their homo in Roanoko for a stay of several days horp i liis brother-in-law and sister, Dr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Phipps. Mr.

and Clyde C. Han-i- son, of 11 ope well; and Mr. and Mrs. a M. Hunter, of Prinrn George County; left yesterday for a stay at i a i Beach.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. of Now Bedford, are here for an extended stay with her mother, C. Williams.

Mr. and Ray Murdy loft yesterday for a visit in Rochester with his brother-in-law and sister after a visit here with his grandmother, Mrs. Williams. Mr. and Harry N.

James returned yesterday from a week's a in Mr. and James attended he 18th Christmas celebration there. Mr. and Mrs. H.

E. Cuysinger of Colonial Beach, are the holiday uests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Whitmore, of Surry Apartments. Many reservations are being re ceived by the Petersburg Elks i'o their New Year's Ball in the Elkb Home Monday night.

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Cedon James laley, of Ashland, Ray Gregory, son of Mr. and Mrs. John leaman Gregory, of South Boson, took place in the home of the bride's parents yesterday at 4 m. The Rev. Ryland O.

Reamy erformed the ceremony. The bride wore a gown of Chan- lace and tulle. Her veil fell Tom a Juliet cap trimmed with pearls and iridescents and she carried stephanotis centered with a white orchid. Miss Mary Wingate Gray, Waverly, was maid of honor. Alfred Curtis Gray, of Blacks burg, was best a Ushers were Cedon James Haley Ashland and William Claude Pul ley, of Richmond.

Following a reception the couple left for a northern wedding trip. TWO KffiDS USHT and DARK Special Formula BREAD FRIDAY-SATURDAY-MONDAY ONLY! Pre-lnventory Clearance ALL FLOOR SAMPLES MUST BE SOI ONE LOT OF Dolls now 1 2 price Values to $20.00 TEAR BELLE Drinks, Wets, etc ONE TOY CHEST Reg. $19.95 UPHOLSTERED ROCKERS ONE TOY CHEST 97.95 ONE PEG BENCH $3.00 HEINZ KITCHEN FOOD SETS DOLL CARRIAGES '0 OFF ALL GAMES REDUCED Quantities Limited FURNITURE TOYS Ifjl W. Washington St. Park Across The Streel No Phone Calls Please THE OUTSIDER HAGERSTOWN, Mel.

Ml Bia io Castelucci, a driller and blast er for a cement company, was re Jring after working 30 years in the i quarry. Getting his final papers, he asked: "Hey, can I see what a cement plant looks like?" Company officials took him on a special escorted tour of the plant just two miles from the quarry. One hundred fifty million Buddhists live mainly in China, Burma, Cevlon and "Thailand. SAN FRANCISCO, Six ret i ed executives are rescuing small businesses In trouble "for the fun of it." These men were among the highest paid leaders in West Coast justness, but age brushed them aside to make room at the top for younger men. Now they act as a board of directors for any little businessman or manufacturer needs help and is willing lr accept it.

The man in trouble pays little more than his share of their office costs. The idea was conceived by William B. Logan, a management con sultant in San Francisco. "One man running his own little business," said Logan, "can't, possibly be an expert in all fields. A big corporation can pay top sal- and get the talent it needs, but the little man can't." Logan said Dun Hrndstreot figures show that inexperience causes nearly 01 per cent of busi ness failures.

Experience is what Logan's retread directors give. "After working for 43 years i did, you can't just quit and fold your hands," explained Edward Lunz, 62-year-old retired division sales manager of the American Can Co. Sanuel G. Gearhart, C7, former manager of industrial sales for General Electric's Pacific: district, said the work "keeps me alert. I'm getting a lot of pleasure out of it." Other members are John S.

Curran. 13. retired a executive: Edmund H. Pigeon, 70, retired, small business analyst; Samuel F. Baker, 67, former president of Barium Steel Corp.

and of United Aircraft Products and R. G. Von Bernuth, 62, retired regional director of Pfizer Chemical. One manufacturer who received their help commented, "We would probably have gone broke if we hadn't had Logan's boarO- of directors." "We're running as efficiently as General Motors now," he said. "One problem was that the price was far too low on one item.

The more business we did the closer we came to going broke." Logan cited a case in vhtch a small businessman expanded his sales volume to S2.5 million a year and lost $50,000. The'directors cut back the sales volume and the client inndc HD Ciub Meets With Mrs. Lewis The Happy Homemakers' HD Club held its December meeting in the home of Mrs. B. B.

Lewis with the president, Mrs. E. A. Clarke presiding. The Homemakers' creed and and what it should mean to each member was given by Mrs.

Lewis. Plans were completed for the new year. Leaders for the demonstrations were appointed. After a short business meeting the a a Christmas party was held. Refreshment were served bv the hostess, assisted by Mrs.

Clarke, Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Kaufman and Betty Jean Lewis. Those present were, Mesdames E. A.

Clarke, Evelyn a a Grace Winn, Pearl Charbaneau, Julia Bishop, Ruth Overby, Roach, Marvin New-comb, Annie Overtoil, Lucy Wray, Florence Seely, i Ritchie, Alice Hooper, Ciua Rash, and Misses Betty Jean Bishop and Dorothy Gruhbs. Visitors were Mrs. "Margaret Walsh, Mrs. B. F.

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