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4 - Hinton News Tues. Jan. 26,
The Hinton News
Published Tuesday
By The
Hinton Publishing Corporation
210 Second Avenue
Hinton, W Vs. 25951
Frank
Gmersi Mmag
Fred Long
Publisher - Editor
Phone (304) 466-0005
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'Round Hinton
By: Shirley Garten
On Jan. 14, Bonnie Ward, Judy
Bowles, both had birthdays, Bill and
Eileen Rat]iff of Bellepoint had an
anniversary.
On Jan. 18,Tom Clinebell of Belle-
point had a birthday.
On Jan. 19, Glena Simms of War
Ridge, Ronald Bennett, Minnie Todd
of Hinton House, Nathan Wayne Gill,
1, and Donnie Zimmerman, 12, all
had birthdays.
On Jan. 20, we inaugurated Bill
Clinton as President of the U.S.
Darrell Call of Hinton and Ronald
Ward of Chestnut Mt. had birth-
days.
Ifyou have anything to announce,
please call 466-5787 before 8:00 P.M.
Robert Jolliffe
1 lth Birthday
Celebrated
Robert celebrated his 11 th. birth-
day on Sat. Jan. 23. He lives at Pence
Springs with his mother Susie Jol-
liffe and brother Tom - 12, Talena
Kaylin - 4 months, Christina 16. He
attends Talcott where he is a 5th
grader in Mrs. Perkins class.
As Robert turned 11, he enjoyed
celebrating it with his family. His
only grandparents are Mr. & Mrs, R.
C. Lane of Nimi tz, and great-grand-
mother Mrs. Eva-Mac Lane of Beech
Run.
NOTICE
TRUCK PULL
Red Man All American Pulling
Series (Truck Pull) will be held on
Fri. Jan. 29th. and Sat. Jan. 30th
both shows at 8:00 PM at the Char-
lenten Civic Center Coliseum.
Ticket Prices: All seats reserved.
Adults - $15.00, Children 12 years
and under - $5.00.
For ticket purchase call Ticket-,
master Charleston Area 342-5757
or Huntington Area 523-5757.
1993 BROADWAY SERIES
1993 Broadway Series: 42nd
Street - Feb. 2, 1993 - 8:00 PM, The
Music Man - Mar. 10, 1993 -8:00
PM, and Last Of The Red Hot Lovers
- May 4, 1993 - 8 PM will be at the
Municipal Auditorium of the Char-
leston Civic Center.
Ticket Prices: Series Price - $59.00
reserved seat good for all three
shows.
For ticket purchase call Ticket-
master Charleston Area 342.5757"
or Huntington Area 523-5757.
U.S. GOVERN.NT
COMMODITIES
Surplus butter will be distributed
to income eligible residents of Sum-
mers County one time each month
as long as the pound blocks last.
Stop by Loaves and Fishes, 127
Ballengee St:, MWF 10 am to 2 pro:,
1993
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Anderson
Andersons Renews One
Year Wedding x0000¢,ws
MeLinda Gays Gwinn Anderson The grandfather was dressed in a
and Michael Edward Anderson re- grey pin stripe suit and red tie, and
newed their one year wedding anna- a red boutonniere.
versary vows on Tues., Dec. 29,1992 The groom was dressed in full
at the River Valley Baptist Church, army uniform. His best man was
Forest Hill, W.Va. at 6:00 P.M. The Kelly Martin, of Hinton, WV. He
ceremony was performed by the wore a brown suit, red tie and a red
bride's pastor William E. Jenkins of boutonniere.
Daniels, WV. The matron of honor and bride
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Kathy Martin of Hinton, WV. and
Mr. Rhandall Gwinn of Meadow
Bridge, WV. She is a 1991 graduate
ofHinton, WV. She and her husband
are both in the National Guard Army
Reserve, they are attached to the
368 Engineering Battaltion, located
at Manchester, New Ham pshire. The
bride works at the Super Cute as a
receptionist in Noshua, New Hamp-
shire and her husband works at
Dicean Electrictrainic in Noshua,
New Hampshire.
Michael is the son of Mr. & Mrs.
Edward Anderson of Glasglon, New
Hampshire.
Theresea Humphreys played the
traditional bridal music as the bride
was escorted to the altar by her
grandfather, Charles E. Miller, given
in marriage by her grandfather and
grandmother and mother Kathy
Martin, all of Hinton, WV.
The bride was attired in a tradi-
tional gown of white, which was made
of silk and satin with a white floral
imprint, with elbow puffsleeves and
a high neck linel The back of her
gown decended in a bow with a long
train. Her veil was ofwhite tulle and
trimmed in pearls of white flowers.
She carried a bridal bouquet of red
and white roses tied in love knots
made for her by a friend of Noshua,
New Hampshire, Paula Laflamne.
maids were dressed in matching red
gowns and carried red and white
roses, hand corsages and their head-
pieces were baby's breath. Less
Hicks, friend of the bride, was her
matron of honor and Maria Stacy
and Monica Virts, friends of the bride,
were the bridemaids. All are from
the Hinton area.
The flower girl was Carolyn Surin
of Hinton, W.Va. She wore a lace
dress of white and red ribbon, head-
piece and carried a white lace basket
trimmed in red ribbons containing
red and white roses.
Sonny Stracener was the ring
bearer wearing a black suit, red tie
and a red boutonniere and carried a
white heartshaped satin pillow.
Faye Miller, grandmother of the
bride, wore a suit erred and carried
a hand corsage of red and white
roses. Kathy Martin,/nether of the
bride also wore a dress of red, and
carried a hand corsage of red and
white roses.
After the wedding ceremony, a
reception was held in the church
basement.
The bride and groom's table was
decorated with a white lace table
cloth and white candles with red
holders. The table was adorned with
a three tier wedding cake, decorated
with red and white roses and topped
with a bride and groom. The cake
CARD OF THANKS
The family of Nellie M. Hamer would like to thank
each person who prepared and brought food,
sent flowers and cards and gave us support
through a trying time. She was a special lady
whom we're sure will be missed by more than her
immediate family.
If we missed saying a personal thank you, please
forgive us and believe we appreciated everyone's
thoughtfulness and concern.
Colleen McPherson
Dr. Erin Moore/Newsome
Lt. C01. Terry H. Moore
•(
A
TO
REmEmBER
Pivont Funeral Home
100 Park Ave., H,nton 466-0026
was made by Marvella Ocha, of
Hinton, W. Va. The bride.lifted the
top tier from the cake, then the bride
and groom cut the cake with a pearl
handle knife and gave each a bite of
cake and toasted each other with
crystal wine glasses of 7 up, tied
with red ribbons. The refreshments
were served on crystal dishes and
trays, punch bowls and cups. The
napkins were decorated with redand
green apples. The refreshments
consisted of a vegetable tray with
french onion dip, buttermints, mixed
nuts, wedding cake and punch serve
to the guest.
After the refreshments, the bride
and groom opened thefr nice gifts.
The reception was hosted by the
bride's grandmother, Faye Miller,
mother, Kathy Martin, Nila Hicks,
the matron of honor, and brides-
maids.
Mertial Tordono, served at the
guest register table. She wore a green
velvet dress and her hair was
adorned with baby's breath. The
table was laid with a white lace table
cloth and red vase of flowers. The
register book was of white satin and
red bibbon.
After the bride and groom opened
their gifts, the bride threw the bri-
dal bouquet, and was caught by Lisa
Hicks.
Denese Stracener paid the honor
of video taping the ceremony and
reception. YoVone Surin did the
taking of wedding pictures.
The bride and groom stayed at
the Newbrier Motel, Hinton, WV.
MeLinda and Michael returned to
their home in Noshua, New Hamp-
shire, Dec. 3, 1993 by U.S. Air.
Tribute
To Elvis
By Shirley Garten
To commemorate the 58th birth-
day of Elvis Presley on Jan. 8, the
postal service of the U.S. put the
Elvis stamp on sale at post offices
nationwide. Even in a city as small
as Hinton, 5000 Elvis stamps sold
out quickly. Over 3000 were sold
Fri., Jan. 8, and 2000 more sold out
almost as soon as they reached the
post office.
The stamp depicts Elvis as a
young man. The postal service held
an election last year to see if the
stamp would show the young Elvis
or the mature Elvis and, as previ-
ously stated, fans chose the young
Elvis. The Elvis st:amp is a fitting
tribute to the king of rock and roll.
SAVE OUR MOUNTAINS
Save Our Mountains meetings are
held every Thurs. of every month at
Loaves and Fishes at 6:00 P.M.
More Than 700 WVU Students
Attain 4.0 Fall Semester
Seven hundred and five under-
graduate students attending West
Virginia University attained perfect
4.0 grade point averages during the
fall semester. This is the highest
number of students to qualify for the
honor of being named to the
President's list, and well over half
are women.
"This institution takes great pride
in the accomplishments of these
students," said WVU President Nell
S. Bucklew. "Their commitment to
academic excellence is an investment
not only in their personal future, but
also in the future of W.Va.
To qualify for the President's list,
a student must earn a 4.0 average
with 12 or more credit hours ofclasses
and no grades of incomplete. Each
student will be receiving a letter an d
Presidential Award for Excellence
in Scholarship certificate from Dr.
Bucklew.
A student qualifies for the Dean's
list if he/she earns a 3.4 or above. In
the College of Creative Arts, Human
Resources and Education, and Jour-
nalism departments, a student must
earn a 3.5 or above to qualify for the
Dean's list.
W.Va. residents comprised 485
(69 percent) and non-residents com-
prised 220 (31 percent) of the
President's list. Of these 420 (60
percent) were female and 285 (40
percent) were male.
The Dean's list, which includes
the President's list, consists of 3,015
undergraduates including 1,825 (60
percent) residents and 1,190 (40)
non-residents. Fifty-six percent of
the students on the Dean's list are
female, 44 percent male.
A list of President's and Dean's
list students from the Hinton area
are:
WVU Dean's List (Fall 1992)
*Denotes Presidents 4.0 List:
Monroe: A & G Samuel Shawn
Groves, Alderson; AG&FR Stephen
C. Broyles, Lindside; James R.
Nichols, Brian Wade Wickline, both
of Union; U-ADV Kimberly Dawn
Davis, Union; Gina Lee Hess, Gap
Mills; Robert Higginbotham, Union;
Chad J. Johnston, Peterstown; Jen-
nifer McCutcheon, Union. Summers:
A & S Keith B. Lively, Hinton; B & E
Gerald Hans Gill, Talcott; ENGR
David M. Montgomery, Hinton; and
NRSNG *Dena Lynette Wykle, Tal-
cott.
NOTICE
LANDLORD LISTING
The REACHH program is in the
process of developing a listing of
landlords and rental property in the
county. Theinformation will be made
available both to their clients and to
anyone who is seeking affordable
housing in Summers County for
themselves or their family.
REACHH staff are particularly
interested in learning of anyone who
owns a home or apartment that is
HUD approved or that has reala-
tively inexpensive rent. The prop-
erty does not need to be vacant cur-
rently in order to be listed. Any
property owner who would like their
name included in the REACHH list-
ing is asked to call 466-4659.
Preneed Funeral Planning
Certificate of Deposit thru you Local Bank or
Forethought Life Ins. Co.
Our competent staff has been professionally trained to assist
you in funeral planning, as well as counsel and help you or
those you love through the funeral experience.
Our reputation is built on serving families like yours and we
pledge that we will merit the confidence you have placed in us.
Feel free to contact us for answers to any questions you might
have.., now or in the future.
RONALD MEADOWS
FUNERAL PARLORS
130 Temple St., Hinton Phone 466-1179
That Blessings May Shine on You...
Come to Church
BAPTIST
Beech Run Baptist Chwoh
Oda 8. Angefl, Jr., Pastor Sun-
day School t0 am, Momg Serv-
ice 11 ant Night Servk 7 pro,
Wed. ntgh prayer meeting 7 pro.
Septic1 Church
N. Stuce Craeweil. Jr., Pastor:
Sunday Service: Joe McBride
Sty., Sunday Scho 9:45 am.
Morning Worship, 11 am. Youth
fellowship,5:45 pro. E vaning Serv-
idl, 7 WednGsday Servil.
7:00pro. Prayer Moating and Bible
Study.
ak C.m
Lov! Wiliami. Pastor: Sunday
=11oo410 ILm. Morning Worship
1 t Lnt eaoh Sunday. Prayer
mNllng . at 7 p.m. B Y F
Sunday 6 Im.
ikooks Baptist Church
Pas 08nell Hamm: Edward
Cynk Sunday sci'm Superin-
tendanl.. Sun.School 10 a.m.
Morning Worship 11 a.m. Eve-
ning Service Sun. at 7 p.m. Prayer
Meing TulB. at 7:30 p.m.Wed.
Setvk;=e 7 p.m.
Culvnr/SepUat Church
RadSuiphur: Rev. Rick -
Ion. Sunday school 10 A.M.
Randy Hodge, Supedntandent
Morning Wohlp 11.'00 A.M.
Evening Womhip 7.-010 P.M. Wed-
nelday Worship 7.'30 P.M.
Camon
Re,,,. Nbm Johnson: Sunday
SChooL E. G. Crawiord, Supt, 11
sun. Morffing Worship Every Sun-
day. Preaching 1St. and 3.
SurKiays at 11 a.m. atld 6 p.m.
C4mtr
Prater P.obefl L Moore: 9:45 a. m.
Cl Scho. 11 m, Morning
Worship. 6.'30 p.m. B Y F. 7:00
part Enlng Worip. 7 p,m.
Mid- Wm Senna.
Clsmu Grove
llalItChurch
Pmor: Benny Aln. Supintan-
d*nl: nt, Sundw
I0 l.m, Morning Wonlhip
1 a.nt E Sek 70
Wed. EveNn Serv'¢e 7:30 p.m.
Cast's Ch=ws
Alklnlon, Pmt,: t0 am. Sunday
$ChOOL SupL Kyle Kinzer. 11 I.m.
Morning Womhlp. S p.m., B Y F 7
Prayer Meeting.
Feenuw - FmewJn -
the Alia Rued, Sr41y $4 I0;
ILm. Bapi Youth League 6 p.m. i
SveO servk:m 7 p.r
I:lmt lkma=t Ctturch
Indian Mills Rollirreburg
Baptlet Church D.L. Statnaker, Pastor: t0 a.m.
Sieve Howdock. Pastor: S.S. Sunday School classes lot all
SupL James Keatley. Sunday ages. Richard Holloran Superin-
School t 0 am. Classes for aliases, tenben t t am. Morning Worship.
Worship. Service, 1 t am. and 7 7 pro. Night Service.
pm. Every Sunday. Prayer Meet.
ins Wed. 7 pro.
Kaatley Swings
Baptisl Church
Sunday School 10 am. Harold
Masks. Superintendent.
Iurel Creek
Bap4ial Church
First and thkd Sunday at 11:00
am.. Second and Forth Sunday
at 7,'00 pro.. Wednesday night
Service 7.00 pro.. Sunday School
10.1X) am. Pastor, Andy
Urk Creek
Septial Church
Sunday School at t 0 am. Preach-
ing Sewice.11 am. Every Sun.
day. Prayer Meeting Wednesday
7pro. Rev. Tom McGraw. Pastor.
Little Well Creek
tndepeldent Baptist Church. OII
Rt. 12 on the Little Wolf Creek
Road. Pastor. Donald L. Hannah:
Sunday School Superintendent.
Wayne Browning. Sunday School
10:00 am. Worship Service 1 t :00
Sun. Evening Service 7 pro.
Youlh Meeting Wednesday 6."30
)re.Mid Week Service Wednas-
day 7 wn.
Meadow Creek
Pastor J. L. Jones: Sun.lO am.
Sunday School ; 11 am.. Morning
Worship; 7 pro. Evening Worship;
7 pro. Wednasday, Mid Week Bible
Study and Prayer Meeting,
Meadow Creek
Rev. Wiiam Caor: Sunday
Sdxx Superintandant Mrs. E. E.
Johnson. Sunday School 10a.m.
every Sunday. Prayer service
Wedday 6:30. WOrship serv-
k thkd Say at 11 am.
Mt Calvary Freewill
BapUat Church. Sunday School
tOOam., Preaching 11:00 am..
Preaching Sunday Night 7:0Opm.,
Prayer Meing Wednsday 7:00.,
Paltlx E. R. Buck Tyme
New Sel4m
Bait Church
Pastor 1. E. Hatcher: Sunday
10:00. Church 11:00 Fun-
damenlal.
Mmitz MImdenary
Balisl Church Pastor Arnold
Cooper: S. S. Superintendent
Kirby Brags, Sunday School 9:45.
Morning Worship and Childrer
Church 11 a.m. Sunday Morning
Evllng Sunday Worship 7:30
Prayer Meing and Youth Meal.
ins 7:30 Wednesday.
sendaloee Balsl Church
Pastor Edd=e Johnson: Sunday
School SUP(. Bill Dean, Sunday
School t0 am.. Morning Worship
1! am., Evening Service= 7.'00
pro., Wed. Prayer Ming and
Youth Meeting 7 Wl't.
Second
Tak:ott. First Sun. Service t 1 am.
Sunday at 3.'00 pro.
second BalSt Church
212 James St., Rev. Matthew
Sate, Services 2rid. & 4th.
Sunday 11 am. Prayer Service
Wednesday 6:30. Sunday School
i each Sunday 9.'30, Mr. Jams=
Nickolas Supt. Mrs. Edith Gouda
Assist.
Tempe Church
Robert Combs, Pastor: Sunday
School, 10 am. Melvin Williams
S.t. Preaching Services at 11 .'00
am. ever/Sunday.
Uland Ballst Church
Pastor Mike Ballard - Sunday
School t0:00, Worship Servicas i
at - tl.'00. Bible Study Sunday
Evenin 7:00. Wed. at 7.'00
CATHOLIC
St Patdck Catrdic Church
Mass Schedule, Sunda!f 9 am.
CHRISTIAN
y Chltilm
Pastor Doug Hatcher: Worship
Services Sun. 11 am. and 7:00
pro. Bble Study t 0 am. Wed. 7:00
pro.
Rr=l Chdsllmt Church
Eddie Via. Minister: Sunday
Schoo g:45 am, Morning Wor-
ship 11 .'00 .t Suy Evening
Bible Study, Sunday 6.'00 Youth
Meetin,s 6.'00
CHURCH OF
.C, BRt=S3
Hltrdon
1621 Summers St. Minleter, Kan-
neh Dunn: SundayMornlng Bible
Study tO ant Sunday Morning
Worship Seneca 10:45 am. Sun-
/Eveag Sek 70o p
Wedmmday Ewming 7
pro. I.sy Church of Ch,l
Sunday tO:00. Bible Study 10:45,
Evening Sunday 7:OO pro, Wed-
neMay BlUl SL-dy 7:00 pro.
Stlorkley
Tug Creek Road, Sunday 10 am
OIb Stly,Wodp t am.
day Evening 6 pro. Wednesday
Sunday 8cho 9:45 aan. Bruce Pine Grove
. Nal. Mo Woe. Paor'W. Sampson: Sunday I
IN@llLm.,EvanlngSandceT:(X SohoolSupt., BillHawks.Sunday
lm.MldWeekSeIce7:0Op.rR School 10 4m. Morning Worshil:
IFtmlelt, lll Bapllet Church 11.'00 WlrL Wedn@sday Evenir
Pex cad ESwar: 7:3o pro.
. & 4U1. 11:00, Sun. Rhea€Is Anna
d/N 7:00, Wed- II Church
Omml Ctmr swu, wv. servev.2nd.,
4. and Sh. Saturday evantrlos
Smmom', Pm. snc m70o.
scool t o .m., Mrm0 WomM0
11:00 Lm. Sunny E e:o0
.m, Wed. Evening 7:00 p,m
Grlfflgt
Earn Ray Jr., Pmw:Sr
day sctx m a.m. S, S. Sul,
Mek Ryan. Wo Sen
At 11:00 AM lit. 3rd. and 5th.
Sunday= Eve Nrvices at 7 .¢
P.M. 2nd. ,,nd 4th. Sundays. Mid
w IWaw ,, And Yoh
Eachwy afT:Be
River Vy
Rt. 12 Forut Hill Road, Bill J.
klns, Pastor: 10 &m. Sunday
Srho0 Std Humphrayl. Superin-
tandenl 11 &m. Morning Worship,
Spin, Evening ser.-k. 6:30 pro.
Wed, Youth Fellowship 7 pm Wed
Rolee Chapel Missionary
Baplist, Roy Lee Honaker, Jr.,
P&slor: Sunday School 10 am,
Worship Service 11 am. each SUn-
day. Prayer Service, Bible Serv-
ice, Youth Meetklg Wed. 7 pro.
11 am, Fit and Third Sundays,
l-hy Comnnion I t am.. Seoond
Bellepetn! Charge
Miller MemoaJChurch School 10
am. Morning Wond 11am. Eve-
ning Service 7;30 pro. U M ¥ F
Wedmmday 6 IX
Rrst United Methodlsl Church
Hinton. WV Eileen schneider. Min-
ister: Sunday School 9:45 am.
Morning Worship 11:00 am. Child
cam available: Moments with chil-
dren. WednatKlay Youth Club,
4.'00 pm. 6.'00 pro., For Transpor-
tation: 466-0544
James Chapel at Tree
ROv. C.=lton Won. Pastor: Serv-
ices 9 am. Su. Schoo tOam.
Jsoo
Minister, Hubert Groves: Sam
Groves, Lay Leader. Study: 9:45.
Worship 11 am.
Undlkb.
Red Sulphur. Marshall Fowler
Pastor: Service every 2nd Sun-
day 7 every 4th Sunday 11
atn.
Ma/Jane l,rnod
Pastor Reno H. Richmond: Sun-
day School 10 am. Morning Wor-
ship 11 am. Evening Prayer
Meeting 7.'30 pro.
MeUh,ist Charge
Sam Groves: Fin Sunday & 3rd.
Sunday, Brooklyn g:15. Mr. Zion
10:t5 am, Sand Knob 11:30 pro,
Nimitz 2rid. and 4th. Sunday. Be-
tied 9:30. Ruto Manha Chapel
11:00. Medams Greek
Mom Wors, hip 9:30 am Church
SChool tO:30 am. U M Y F T-
day 5.'30 pro.
New Hope
C. Franklin Mack. Pastor: Sunday
School 0am. Womb@ tat & 3rd
Sun. I t am& 4t Sun. at 7:30 wn.
Oak Grove
C. Franklin Mack. Pastor: Sunday
School at 11 am. Worship 2nd &
4th SUn.. loam& lstSun.at7pm
TMcott Charge
. Franklin Mick. Pastor: Forest
Hill. tat & 3rd Sunday=: Worship
10 am, Sun. School tl am.
Trkdty
C. Franldi Mick. Pastor: Sunday
School t 0 am. Womhip se.-vicas
2nd & 4th Sun. 1 t am & 3rd Sun.
z:45 , ip
Rrst Preebyn Church
Ray.Ruben H. Gleeer: Sunday
$choo g:45 & Worship 1L'00 am
Prayer Meellng Wed. 7:30 pen.
Han's Creek
mvb. I0 a.nt Sunday scho
7:45 pro.. Communily Worship
S.
Kelr at Lowell
Ray, Stewart McMunay, Pmlor.
Hun=hip Services ld at 2:301xn
tat...
McBrmy
Rev. Stewart McMurray, Pastor.
'assy Mearks,10m. Sunday
l'moL Wip Sm hold at S
xn. Sun. school tO:30 ern. Sun,
lvanlng 7 plTL Wed. 7"0 pro.
Hinlm Clme of Ood
t301 Summers St. PastOr
Nch: Sunday School 10 am
loming Worship 11am Sunday
Igt 7 pm Wd. 7 pm
HInton Ooqi T=erna¢le
102 Main Str. Ban.
atl, Pastor: Sunday School 10
mt MOrN Wunihlp 11:004al'L
€oh mee S:3Opm. Ev-
See 7On 8e udy
Nedneeday 7.'30 in.
Jehovah's Witnmm
Sunday 10am Public Talk. Sun-
y t t Watchtower. Study
tuesday 7:30 ln, Theooratlc
schoo Thursday 8.'30pro Service
Ming.
Jumping Ianch TiIxmlarkl
:Rev. Elmo Alderman, Sr.. Pastor:
)avid Mon. St,pt, Sun, School
9:45 am. Morning Worship 10:45
am. Youth Fellowship 6.'30 pro.
Evening WeB,hip 7:30pro. Prayer
Sarvme Wed. 7.'30 pro.
i i
Lutheran
Good Shepherd LutheranChurcl'
Beckley, Sunday Worship 9.'30
an Sunw SOhOOl 11 Ira, 725
Dry Hill Road. 252.5820 or 252.
4793. Rev. Kannh L. Fray
Mount Olivet Church
A community church. Medlml
Creek Road, 2 1/2 rnikm, Wdltam
A. Thompson. Pastor: 466.429g
Sunday schoo 10:100 Morn-
ins Worship 1100 am, Evening
Semite 7:30 pro. EDT, Wedmm.
day ( 7 prn EST wires0
Nmumme
1602 Tan St. PastorRev.
Robert Wiuman: Sunday Schoo
10 a.m. Momlng Womhip at
Evange Sen4ce Sunday Nig
7 pm Thursday. Pray and
Study 7
Slnge
C.,oemM Ct.m
Pastor Roger I=mllng. S 10
am, Womhip Servk:e 11 ira, Youth
meing 6 pro, Sunday night wor-
ship 7 pro. Wed. night wayer
meeting 7:301n, Women's Chris-
tian Fellowship meeting evoryfirsl
Men. 01 the month 7 pro.
Pitier of Truth Church
At Buge Springs, Pmtor. Oille
Meadows: Sunday school 10:00
am. Morning Worship 11:00 am,
Wednesday Bibia Study 7:00 pro.
RIwrvlew Chap
Speakem Harry Pilldnglon: Sun-
day, 9.'30 Lord's Table 11:0(
Fatnly Bible Hour. 4:00 Junior
Young People, 7:30. EveNng
Gospel SmvP.e.
su Run C
On RL 12 near Foreat Hlil. Ama
P,lu=tor: Earl Hiasom, Jr. SS 10 am
Mom WorM'tip 11 am. 1
,m4ce Fd. 7:30 pm
HINTON .
NEWS
466-0005
BRIERS Inc.
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20g 2nd Ave.
466-0691
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466-2323
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466-2311
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RONALD MEADOWS
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466-1179
130 Temple St.
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