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The Progress-Index, Friday, November 12, 1963 1 Obituaries Wyche's Column TELEPHONE RE 2-3456 LENDAR Meetings, programs and events scheduled: i Rod and Gun Club of Dis-pu-' tanta is serving a brunswick s.cw and having a turkey shoot lomorro-v from 1 to 6 p.m. at the home of Willie Bannister, Route 460. Disputanta. Twentieth Century Club I meet Sunday at 6:30 p.m. in the' home of Mrs.

Helen Davis. 1232 Halifax St. Mrs. Thelma Timms will assist as hostess. The Petersburg Progressive: Political Association to meet Monday at 7:30 o'clock at Jackson's Funeral Home.

The Juniorette Chorus will ap- MRS. OTELIA R. WYCHE, Editor HOME RE 3-4251 pear in program at the Solomon Temple Church Sunday at 6:30 p. m. for the Pastor's Aid Club.

Mrs. Bernice Harris, president: the Rev. Freddie Hicks, pastor. The Jordanettes of Petersburg and the Fairfield Five of Hopewell will render a program at the Mount Carmc! Baptist Church, Arlington Road, Sunday at 7 p.m. The Youth Chorus is in charge.

Mrs. Mary Hamlin is president: the Rev. Judge Brown, pastor, and Mrs. Louise Griffin is church reporter. The Male Ushers of Bethany Baptist Church to present a pageant, "Evening with the Ladies." tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock at Courage With Faith One thing that worries men today is fear.

How can we overcome fear? This question was put forward by a writer in a magazine. His answer was courage--courage to take it, to meet defeat and not be defeated. But courage wears thin unless supported by something more. That something is faith. As once written, "It is finding that in God and our souls which enables us to endure and triumph over anything that life and death do to us." In the onsoing life of the world, mankind faces one crisis after another.

Facing crises has been the lot of man ever since civilization began. A man of courage and Christian faith does not despair. God has a plan for the world, and it will ultimately be realized. "We are conscious that all things are working together for good to those who have love for God, and have been marked out by his purpose." Southern States Thru Dec 18 ONLY Money-Saving Prices Nothing Down Nothing To Pay Until March! FREEM7.85 Spice Herb Set with purchase of electric or gas range listed here. Cnico 36" Gas Range.

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the Blandford Elementary School in the main auditorium. Men modeling women's attire will be featured. American Chcssen Chop Suey dinner will be served at 143 Terrace under the sponsorship of the Missionary Society of Bethesda Church of Christ. Mrs. Margcrtha Evans Turner will have charge.

The Ladies" Usher Board of the Mount Olivet Baptist Church to meet Sunday following the Communion service at the home of Mrs. Bessie Jackson, 839 Rome St. Vandells Social Club to meet Sunday at 4:30 p.m. at 530 Halifax Street. Miss Loranie Blakes will serve as hostess.

Regular morning worship will begin Sunday at 11 o'clock at the Macedonia AME Church. 319 Halifax St. Annual Men's Day will be observed at 3:30 p.m. The Rev. William Bates will deliver tbe message.

Taking part in the celebration are: Bethesda Men's Chorus. Good Shepherd Men's Chorus. W. L. West, Sidney Fogg.

A. Thomas, Fred Woodruff, Frank Fields, James Myrick and others. The march will begin at 3:20 p.m. The Rev. R.

T. Bryant is pastor. A program has been arranged for Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Good Shepherd Baptist Church. Mina Fitzgerald will serve as master of ceremonies.

Appearing are: Good Shepherd Gospel Chorus, Lamb of Joy Singers. Miss Alice Simmons, Francis Jones, s. Sadie Lee. Gene Smith. s.

Helen White. Mrs. Jeanette Jones. Mrs. Alice Banks.

v. Jeftro White. Wakening Echoes. Nightingales. Tommie a and Jordanettes.

Pride of Petersburg i Lodge No. 442 to meet at the Ideal Home tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The election of officers will take place at this time. Southern States Southside Co-Op 1609 W. Washington St.

Phone 733-4571 Your Soirthern States Cooperative Agency the Apostle Household a i Church of Jesus. The Friendship Club, a student organization of the Mary Carter Beacon House, will hold its annual variety show his evening at 8 o'clock at the Harding Street Recreation Center. Students from Virginia State College and Peabody High School will assist club members with the musical portion of the show. Willing Workers of Carmel Baptist Church. Hopewell, will serve a variety dinner tomorrow at 12:30 p.m.

in the home of Mrs. Lucy Gholson, 1104 Crumper Hopewell. For de- liven- service call GL 8-6101. Evans and Glasper Tent to present a fashion show at the Virginia Ave. School Auditorium this evening at 8 o'clock.

A small donation will be taken during the evening. HENRY 0. HARRISON JR. Henry 0. Harrison Jr.

of 454 Harrison St. died this morning at the McGuire Veteran Hospital. Richmond. Mr. Harrison was a life-long resident of this city; son of Henry and Mrs.

Bertha Harrison. He was a veteran of World War II and former member of Gillfield Baptist Church. Other survivors include two brothers: Cornelius Harrison of Charlotte, N. Dr. William Harrison of Detroit; two aunts, Mrs.

Mamie Street of i George; Mrs. Eva Fainburg of New York; an uncle, Jesse Morgan of Chesterfield: two nieces, two nephews, two sisters-in-law, and otlicr relatives and friends. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 1 p.m. from the chapel of the J. M.

Wilkcrsnn Funeral Home. Burial will be in the City Point National Cemetery. Hopewell. WITHERSPOON PARHAM Wilherspoon 'Spuncyi Parham of 1021 Boiling St. died morning at 3:15 o'clock at his late residence.

Mr. Parham was a native of Prince George County; the son of the late John and Elizabeth Parham, but had lived here for the past 20 years. Surviving are: wife, Mrs. Bernice M. Parham: three sisters: Mrs.

Carrie L. Washington, Mrs. Elizabeth Hobbs and Mrs. Gertrude Virginia Stewart: a brother. Milton Parham: mother-in- law, four sisters-in-law, brothers-in-law, several nieces and nephews, two aunts, many cousins and other relatives and friends.

Funeral services will be held Sunday at the Providence Baptist Church. The time will be announced. Remains rest at the J. M. Wilkerson Funeral Home.

The Celestial Chorus, of Richmond, will be presented in program at the Bethany Baptist Church Sunday at 1 p.m. Deacons will have charge. A-7--IN MEMORIAM TODD--Tn lovinc memory of my dear husband. Osborne Todd. who passed away Xov.

12. 1958. I always miss you. But God's will must he done; So sleep on snd take thy rest. --Wife, and Children, Elnora Todd.

Also in memory of my dear daughter. Mrs. Marie T. Haynes, tvho passed away Oct. 26.

1951. Your loving smile ive can't fee now. But hope to meet you dear; On the other shore. --In lovinK memory, Elnora Todd and a Children. Wintry Blasts Nip Plains, Midwest By The Associated Press Wintry weather, with snow, strong northerly winds and cold, swept across northern Montana into the northern Plains today and headed ttro flic Miunufl Midwest.

Two inches of snow covered the Dickinson, N.D., areas as the storm spread from Montana east of the Continental Divide across the Dakotas. Arctic air, fanned by gusty northerly winds, spread southward into Montana, dropping temperatures as low as 13 above in Cut Bank. The chilly blasts whipped eastward and were expected to extend into Minnesota and Nebraska during the day. Visibility was near zero at times during the night at Dickinson. Rain which fell in areas ahead of the cold front was expected to change to snow, with amounts ranging from 3 to 4 inches in the Plains and heavier accumulations in mountain regions.

The Weather Bureau issued hazardous winter weather warnings for the Dakotas, Minnesota and central Nebraska and alerted hunters, motorists and stockmen. Virginia Zone Forecasts Piedmont and Tidewater Area Cloudy and mild tonight and Saturday with rain Saturday. wnlght 4G to 52. High Saturday 57 to 63. Sunday partly cloudy and cool.

Eastern Shore Cloudy and mild tonight and Saturday with rain Saturday. Low tonight near 55. High Saturday low 60s. Sunday partly cloudy and cool. Shenandoah a Upper James i Area, and Allegheny Highlands Cloudy tonight and Saturday with occasional rain late tonight and Saturday.

Low tonight 46 to 52. High Saturday 54 to 60. Sunday partly cloudy and cool. Southwestern Plaleau Cloudy and mild with occasional rain tonight and Saturday. Low tonight 48 to 52.

High Saturday 54 to 62. Sunday partly cloudy and cool. The Weather Mostly cloudy today, high 54 60 north portion and 56 to 62 south portion. Cloudy and mild onight and Saturday with rain Saturday and in the west portion onight. Low tonight 43 to 54.

High Saturday 58 to 64. TEMPERATURE READINGS Today 7:00 A.M 52 9.00 A.M 53 11:00 A.M 56 Sunset today. 5:03 Sunrise tomorrow, 6:47 Since Noon Yesterday Minimum 49 Maximum 56 GEM THEATRE --Today Thru Saturday-VINCENT PRICE in "TOMB OF LIGEIA" Also James Stewart-Aodie Murphy In "NIGHT PASSAGE" (BARGAIN HOUR SATURDAY 12-1) Prompt PRESCRIPTION Delivery CALL RE 3-3832 The Rev. Jackson A. Browne, pastor of the Oak Street AME Zion Church, will preach his last sermon for the conference year Sunday at 11 a.m.

The Annual Appreciation Program and Banquet will be held at 7 p.m. to i honor the Rev. and Mrs. Browne and officers of the church. The Ninety-Ninth Annual Virginia Conference of the AME i Church will be held Nov.

16-21 at the St. Thomas AME i Church. Norfolk. The Rev. G.

L. Newby is host-pastor. The Right Rev. Joseph Dixon Cauthen is presiding Bishop of the 7th Episcopal Area. A meeting of interest to the We'tview-Birdville Community will be called at the Westview School Monday evening at 8 o'clock.

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