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18 Progress-Index, Petersburq-Colomal Heights, Tuesday, Dec. 27, Wyches Column The Authority of Jesus 5f 1 l0 PL of CSUS i rol3: "ever would have been told 11 it had not been for what he did and who lie was St0ry C1 rislmas is not complete i it is supplemented With the account of what Jesus said and did in his mature years. HIS impact upon the people of hi.s time was unmistakable lle'came from obscurity, but his message had the ring of and the people recognized thai he spoke with authority. Christmas is rightly a time ol sentiment, but the sentiment will degenerate into mere -enlimenlalily if it is not :icci.mp;.nied bv a clear recognition of the authority of Jusus in our lives. Christmas is only the beginning.

The mature Christ' calls us to live- i ood, to love our fellow men. to forgive those who harm us to oppose evil, to protect the weak, to live as servants of God And what says he means, for his words have the a i of One who came to show what God intends us to be. MRS. OTELIA R. WYCHE, Editor RE 2-3456 Telephones Home RE 3-4251 Friendship To Give Program Korea Answer to Previous Puzzle A musical program will be presented a Friendship a i Church, Lawrenceville, Sunday.

Jan. 8, featuring the Community Chorus, Chambliss sisters a There wiU be a bus going to the church to accommodate persons desiring In a Tickets may he ('nun 'G. Arlis or 1 Mrs. I.elia Kcrse. There i be a dance tonight at 7:30 o'clock at (lie Harding Street Recreation There will be free refreshments rind door prize.

There will be a small admission fee. Blandford Division Home Department -f First Bnpli.sL Church, Come to Beneficial's Open House for HOLIDAY MONEM Get holiday expenses wrapped up last get Holiday Money at BENEFICIAL'S Open House. Just phone get cash for reason--shopping, paying bills, you- name-it. You're always welcome at BENEFICIAL! Loans 525 to $00 on Signature, Furniture or Car 4 convenient offices --which Is nearest you Mn 34 Franhl 2nd 2-1921 Thirtl streot 18 9081 lain Streef Gfoun 8-9805 COLONIAL HEIGHTS--134 Pickwick Ave RFgent 33451 OPEN EVENINGS BV PHOHE fOK EVENING HOURS loom mode tt roidinli ol oil jurmundlng lowm BENEFICIAL FINANCE INCORPORATED BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. OPEN SATURDAY 9 TO 1 P.

M. TIL CHRISTMAS ACROSS 1 Korean river 5 Former President of South Korea 9 was the field of a recent 12 Smell 13 14 Malt beverage 15 Fraudulant voters 17 It is on the Yellow 18 Manipulate dough 19 Come in again 21 Secure 23 (iirl's i a "21 Mohammedan name 27 Pant 29 Former French premier 32 Less distinct 34 Drug 36 Remove from office 37 Thinner Prosecutor 39 Fish 41 Kind of time (ab.) 42 Fold 44 Algerian city 46 More inane Embankment 53 Playing card 54 Those of mixed European and Asian birth f6 Neither 57 Sate 58 Sand 59 Abstract being 60 Head parts 61 Geological angle 3 Horse's gait 4 Plastic ingredients 5 Soak (Tax 6 Heirs in law 7 French verb 8 Worms 9 Useless earth 10 Toward the sheltered side 11 Raise 36 Sayings 20 Former African kingdom 22 Passage money 24 Augments 25 Stead 26 Those who force 2B i of bear 30 Shoslioneaa Indians 31 Man's nickname 47 Sacred image 33 Kthical 48 Woman's name 35 Foot levers 50 Spanish linear 40 Great fear measure 43 Part 51 City in 45 Right from the Oklahoma horse's 52 Kalian city 46 Mentally sound 55 Affirmatives MRS. MARY E. WYATT Mrs. Mary E.

Wyalt, of 1206 Grant died this morning in the Petersburg General Hospital. Mrs. Wyatt was a native this city; member of Tabernacle Baptist Church, Daughters of Rebecca and the National Ideal Benefit Society. Surviving are: husband, Everett; two sous: Charles and James Parham; two step-sons: Eugene and Hugh Wyalt, of New York; grandchildren, two uncles, a daughter-in-law, two sisters-in- law, several nieces and nephews and other relatives and friends. Remains are resting at (lie J.

M. Wilkerson Funeral Home. 1 English duke 2 Arabian gulf KKV. SAMUEL The Rev. Samuel Allen Drown, former minister of Gillfield Baptist Church from January 1913 lo May 1951, died December 25, at his late residence.

Born in Charles City County February 27, 187(1. he received his early schooling in the public schools. A graduate of i i i a College in he studied for the ministry at Virginia Union i i and Vale i i His pastorales i ML Garland Baptist Church of Louisa. New Hope Baptist Church of Brooke. Gillfield Baptist Church of Petersburg, Shiloh Bap- list Church of Cheslerfield.

He was a teacher, minister, civic leader and social worker in whatever community he found himself. His influence was felt in the Lott Carey Convention, in the Bethany Baptist Association and other Conventions of the state and nation. In the local ministerial conference he was president before retiring. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. S.

A. Brown, two daughters, Lucille I. Brown of Washington, D. and Mildred B. Williams of this city, three sons, Samuel Hugo of Richmond, Wilbur II.

and A. Lulher Brown of this city, a twin brother, A. L. Brown of A a i City, New Jersey; three grand children, a sister-in-law, two sons-in-law, two daughters- in-law and many other relatives and friends. The funeral will be held at 2 p.

m. Wednesday. The Body will lie in state al the church from 11:00 a. m. i the hour of the funeral.

DAVID J. JACKSON' David Jasper Jackson route 1 box 15.3 Disputanla, passed away tins morning at o'clock In the i Veterans Hospital, Richmond. Mr. Jackson was a native of Prince George County and was a member of the Eleventon Baptist Church. He was a veteran of World War I.

Since his discharge from the Army he lived most of lime in New York. Surviving are a mother: Eva Jackson; father Robert Jackson, of Dispulanta, sisters, Mrs. Eliabeth Tresvan of New York, Mrs. Hatlie Robinson, Mrs. Junelia Jackson, Mrs.

Eva D. Pleasent of Disputants; Mrs. Nellie Giyens, of New York brothers: Wilson, Titus, James, Robert Henry Jackson, of Disputants; Monro Jackson, of this city. An aunt, 3 uncles, 4 brothers-in-law, 2 sisters- in-law, a number of neices and nephews and other relatives and friends. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.

Remains rest at the Eland's Funeral Home. Harmonizing Siamese (wins and mother, Blind Hoys from Alabama, Kcv. Clarence Fountain in program at Byrne Si. USO Sunday, January 1, at 3 p. m.

Advance tickets on sale at 611 s7. Mark St. --Adv. To relatives and friends, Happy New Year to all. Joseph HI.

Howard 480 Byrne SI. Poland Demands Peace in Laos WARSAW (AP)-Poland today joined the Soviet Union and North Viet Nam in demanding the 1954 Indochina armistice conference be called back into session to end fighting in Laos. A Polish government statement said world peace, is endangered by the Laotian situation and blamed interference by the United States and her allies. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. Harrison will meet tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the home i of Mrs.

Elmira Moore. Visitors are welcome. Special prayer meeting will be held i evening at 8 o'clock at First Ebenezcr Baptist Church. Hev. S.

F. Greene and E. S. Moorefieid are sponsors. Obituaries Buller morning "at SAMUEL ELDER Samuel Elder of Waveriy, died this 2:15 o'clock.

Mr. Elder was a life-long resident of Waveriy. and a member of First Baptist Church, where GEM THEATRE --Today Thru OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN" With Archie Moore Also "FACE OF FIRE" many friends. He' was also a member of Waveriy Masonic Lodge. No.

7. Surviving are: wife, Mrs. Savah Elder, of Waveriy: daughters: Mrs. Pearl" Clanton and Miss Gavel Elder, both of Richmond: two sons: Thomas Elder, of Baltimore; Samuel Leroy Elder of Waveriy; seven grandchildren, three sisters-in-law, daughter-in-law, son-in-law, brother-in-law, and other relatives and friends. Funeral arrangements are in complete.

Remains are resting at Peace Funeral Home, Waver- iy. W. Mitchell Funeral Director. Compare Penney's Low Price for Sleepers With These Features! Baby's ready for bed faster than you can say "sandman" comfy, warm, protected through the night! Sturdy snap fasteners at waist and down back keep sleeper in place, make for fast changes! Skid-resist plastic soles give proper foot ventilation. Sized by weight proper Assorted pastel colors.

Sizes 1 to 4 JAMES FRAZ1ER James Fraier, of 107 Turner Station. Baltimore, died suddenly Sunday. Mr. Fraier was a native of Dinwiddie: son of the late Wesley and Ellen Frazier. She was a member of Oak Grove Baptist Church.

Surviving are: wife, Mrs. Roberta Fraier. of Baltimore; Miss Lucille Fraier and Mrs. Dorothy Matthews, both of York; two nieces, a nephew, two and other relatives. Remains will be shipped here and funeral services will be conducted Thursday at Oak Grove Baptist Church.

The Rev. Willie Batts will officiate. Burial, will be in the Magnolia Hall Cemetery. i J. M.

Wilkerson Funeral Estab- lishment charge. ALLEN A. MOODY Allen Alexander Moody, of Route 1, Box 181. Prince George County, died suddenly last Saturday. Mr.

Moody was a native of Prince George County; member of Union Baptist Church, Surry- Surviving are: mother, Mrs. Gertrude Moody; father, Ben Moody; brother, Charlie Moody, of Hopewell; sister, Mrs. Rebecca M. Carr, of Ramsey Air Force Base, Puerto Rica; four aunts, two uncles, a sister-in-law, brother-in-law, a niece, and other relatives and friends. Remains are resting at the Turner's Funeral Home, Arlington Road.

Funeral services will be held Friday at p. m. from Mount Hope Baptist Prince George County. The Rev. Willie King will officiate.

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and Airs. John B. Reed Jr. Besides her parents, she is survived by her maternal grand- i molher, Mrs. Nellie Jones, -Stony Creek; paternal grand-i Hither, John Reed of Creek, nine acmes, eight uncles, and other relatives.

Graveside services will be conducted tomorrow at I p. m. from Family Cemetery, Sussex County. Remains are resting at the Jones Funeral Home, Stonv Creek. BECAUSE y.

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