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Progress-Index. Petersburg-Colonial Heights, Va, Friday. July 31, 1959 Wyches Column Thank God for This Day Today is a new day, a new beginning. Yesterday is gone, tomorrow is not yet here, so begin this day with a prayer of joy in ywir heart. Keep a smile on your face and let words praise and thanksgiving he on your lips.

Praise and thank God that He has given you this new day. Be glad for the cpportmrtj' to live today. No matter what your tasks may be, use all your capabilities', to perform them competently and efficiently. The ioy of flit; Loni is yours, and you do all your work as unto the Lord. Things that ordinarily would disturb you have no power over you.

Nothing has power to disturb the peace and happiness of your heart. Friends, praise God for the ability to live joyously and courageously today. Walk this day with joy in your heart, with praise and thanksgiving to God. MRS. OTELIA R.

WYCHE, Editor RE RE 3-4251 Mount Poole To Hold Revival message. All families of the church are afked to attend and participate in the Family Com- munion'Altar Prayer with the pas- nr. This is the last Communion the pastor's vacation. The Pastor's Aid Society will serve dinner (his evening in' the lome of Mrs. Elva James, 424 'larding St.

District No. 5 of Bethany Bap- Church will meet Sunday aft- irnoon at 5 o'clock in the home nf Sydney Tatum, 723 Cameron St. Mrs. Marie Lee is leader. Youth Day will be observed Sunday at First Baptist Church, Birdville.

The pastor, the Rev. W. Mattox, deliver, the message at 11 a. m. A tots wedding will be presented Sunday evening at 7 o'clock.

Homecoming and revival services will be conducted Sunday at the Mount Poole Baptist Church. The pastor, The Rev. J. L. Woods, will speak at 11:30 o'clock from the subject: "The Secret of His Power." Dinner will be served on the church grounds.

Revival services will begin at 2:30 p. m. with the Rocky Branch Chonis singing and preaching by the Rev. Milton A. Reid, pastor of First Baptist Church, Harrison St.

The Rev. Mr. Reid will be the evangelist throughout the week, with services beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Holy Communion will be administered at 11 a. m.

Sunday at Oak Street AME Zion Church. The Rev. R. V. Wall, pastor, will deliver a special Communion for Your Convenience Peoples' Customer Entrance At Rear of Store Free Customer Parking in Rear! PEOPLES SERVICE DRUG STORES Modem Glass Door Entrance Well Lighted 8:00 JL M.

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Royal Forty-three Social Club will meet Sunday in the home of Mrs. Viola Ampev, 536 Federal St. Services will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Apostle Household of Faith Church of Jesus. Missionary Lula Raines is sponsor. Homecoming and revival services will be conducted at Sharon Baptist Church Sunday.

The Rev. C. deliver the message at noon. The Rev. Paul Nicklar, of Richmond, will speak at 2 p.

m. The Rev. C. C. Jenkins, of Portsmouth, will be the evangelist for the week.

Dinner will be served on the church grounds. Wienie roast will be served' tonight and tomorrow, night in the home of Mrs. Mary Wiggins, S. Jones for the Teenage Social Club. The Program Committee of the Senior Missionary Circle of First Baptist Church, Harrison is presenting "Hymns and their Historical Background." The hour of presentation is 6 p.

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FREEZER Separately Refrigerated and Insulated for Fast Freezing and Zero-Cold Twin Reimvabfo Egg Roomy Door Shelves ft KefrigerafM Ntw Safety ONLY WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL The King's Daughter Mission- ry Circle of Providence Baptist will meet Sunday after- oon at 5 o'clock in' the home of VIrs. Frances Hunt. MRS. ANNIE SELLERS Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Belle Sellers, of 335 Hurt who died July 25, were held yesterday ifternoon at 2 o'clock from the hapel of the J.

M. Wilkersoh Fu- icral Home. The Rev. W. Mattox officiated.

Pallbearers: Honorary Miss iusie Castle and Mrs. Elnora W. )avis; Active Leroy Coates, 'homas Jefferson, Walter William Brooks, Horace tpbinson, Ephriam Graves, Curry Dixon and Daniel Harper. Burial was in the family plot the Little Church Street Cemetery. GIANT TWIN CR1SPERS Garden-fresh storage for leafy green vegetables.

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Mrs. Mattie Lyons will meet Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the Young Men's Home. The "Miss Refuge" contest climaxed last evening at the Refuge Church of Christ. Mrs. Bernice Hill, of 510 Adams -was crowned.

Elder Floyd Hill is pastor. The young people of the church having a wienie roast tomor- ow at the homo of Mrs. Cora Vilty, 224 S. Dunlop St. The Blandford Teens will serve ce cream tomorrow morning be- inning at 10 o'clock in the home Usher Board of Tabernacle taptist Church will hold its moh- ily meeting Tuesday evening at o'clock at the church.

Members re urgently requested to be pre- ent and on time. The Usher's Union of Petersburg, Hopewell and vicinity will meet Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at Mount Olivet 'Baptist Church. Business of importance on the agenda. The Lily Bright Helping Hand lub is sponsoring an outing at Jay Shore Beach tomorrow. Buses will leave the Maitland Bus Washington at 7 a.

m. Tickets may be secured from'Mrs. fallie Boisseau, Dewitt. The Ebony Social Clubis serv- mg a variety dinner tomorrow the home of Mrs. Lillie Tabb, 507 Clinton St.

ITORK REPORT The following birth was reported from the Petersburg Genera! Hospital: To Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Davis, 914 Halifax daughter, yes terday. Also, congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Lee Bullock, of 1156 Commerce, son, July 25, Saint Philips' Hospital, Richmond. The Senior Missionary Circle of First Baptist Church will hold its regular meeting Sunday following the morning worship hour. The meeting will he called in the main auditorium, and member; are asked to attend. All tots and teenagers are invited to a candy apple sale tomor row afternoon at 5:30 o'clock a 726 Wesley St. Club Famingoetti is sponsoring the affair.

There will be other "efreshments. The club hold its next meet ing Monday afternoon at 6 o'clock at the same address. All chil dren ages 4 to 12. who would like to take part in the tots wedding are asked to attend. Loving Union Junior Lodge, No 482, is presenting a musical-liter ary program Sunday afternoon a 4 o'clock at the Ideal's Home 327 St.

Majestic Juvenile Class No. 11 of Elks will meet tomorrow after noon at 4 o'clock at the Elks Home. A Month's Rally will be pre sented Sunday evening-at 8 o'clocl at Union Branch Baptist Church Prince George County. The pro gram is for the building fund drive. Royal Forty-four Social Club Miss Joyce A.

Crater Rd. Wynn, 316 N. Obituaries HENRY GHOLSON Henry Gholson, formerly of McKenney, died in Brooklyn Wed- esday, July 29. Mr. Gholson had been a re- ideht of Dinwiddie County for a nimber of years, and a mem- of the Big Bethel Baptist Church, McKenney.

Surviving are: eight daughters: Mrs. Anna Blakes, Mrs. Hattie farvey, Mrs. Virginia Vaurbouna, Mrs. Dora Parham, Mrs.

Marion Parham, Mrs. Thelma Bell tfrs. Rose Vararnaran and Mrs. Rebecca Guest, all of Brooklyn; hree sons: Robert, Joseph and James Gholson, of Brooklyn; sis- er, Mrs. Hattie Pride, Stony -reek; three brothers: Rev.

Eddie Sholson, of Durham, N. Thomas Gholson, of McKenney; John of Bridgehampton, N. many nieces, nephews, and other relatives and friends. Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 1:30 o'clock from the Big Bethel Baptist liurch. The Rev.

L. D. Pollard will officiate. Interment will follow in the family cemetery. H.

P. Johnson, Funeral Director. FAA Rushing Safety Plans OKLAHOMA CITY (J! Faculty and students at the Federal Aviation Agency's aeronautical center are fighting time to preserve safety on our shrinking airways. By the end of this the FFA's Academy for Air Safety will graduate some 5,800 students schooled in traffic control and aircraft inspection. Next year a larger group will pass through this academy on a mushrooming 'campus flush against Oklahoma City's Municipal.

Every Monday a new crop of students checks in for one of the courses lasting 14 weeks. But they can't come fast enough for FAA officials. Jet-paced passengers advances whistling that have coast to coasted at 500 mph, and air-minded consumers creating a small boom in light pJanc sales, have intensified the FAA mission. The FAA, which has displaced the Civil Aeronautics Authority, is charged with keeping our aircraft flying safely so that the most is made of airspace with a minimum of risk. "It's the time it takes us to train safety personnel against the speed of aircraft development," It's an FAA boast, still valid in age, that there has never been an air collision between two planes under active FAA or CAA control.

Very high frequency radio is still the basic tool for control of fast, high flying, airliners. For lighter, slower, craft, the FAA maintains low frequency radio signals to put the pilot on the beam between destinations. The radio signals streaming from hundreds of FAA stations afford flying farmer and jet pilot alike a quick means of determining their position at any time and'almost any place in the country. A fleet of Oklahoma City-based flying electronic laboratories maintains a constant check on the accuracy of signals. Under FAA control, mandatory for all above 24,000 feet and in bad weather, the pilot files MISS MINNIE TAYLOR Miss Minnie Taylor, of 1079 West Fayde died last evening at 8:30 o'clock.

Miss Taylor was a former resident of McKenney; member of Big Bethel Baptist Church, but for many years had resided in Baltimore. Surviving are: two sisters: Mrs. Bettie T. Petts and Miss Alberta Taylor, both of Elizabeth, N. cousin, Ciscero Bland, of McKenney.

Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow afternoon from the Morning Star Baptist Church, Baltimore. Interment will be held in the Big Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery, McKenney, Sunday at 4 p. m. H. P.

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