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Anne "Annie" McMillion, new Executive Director of the Greenbrier Historical Society, welcomes everyone to visit the Historical Society North House Museum, Archives, and Library. The Greenbrier Historical Society (GHS) is excited to announce a new executive director, Annie McMillion. She comes with a Master's Degree in Information Science from Florida State University and a Regent's Bachelor of Arts Degree from Bluefield State College (now University). While selecting coursework to complete the Regent's degree, she focused primarily on pre colonial and colonial American history courses which, combined with the Master's Information Science, provides a strong foundation for collections and archive management. She lives in pleased to have found Annie. We think her administrative skills along with her deep background in information science will help us move forward as we share the treasure that is the history of the Greenbrier Valley." McMillion said, "I'm honored to join the staff, board, and volunteers of the Greenbrier Historical Society: we share both an enthusiasm for our history and the vision to increase the outreach and services of our archives, library and museum. I'm excited about the momentum GHS has gained over the past several years through innovative, Frankford with her family, interpretative events and McMiUions' previous employment collaborative partnerships with included E-Resource Librarian for schools, tourism, and artistic the University of Virginia Libraries organizations in the Greenbrier and Director of Library Valley region. I believe that Development for the West Virginia! continuing to strengthen those : ~ ~Lilf~hrry U 0 mt~h~slb r~ t m~a~ g,-~lle ~ cQtia~l:a!~imaS~ili, w~ide XC~ide,ntis increasingly respSnsible~j0bK: : and vi~it0m with uniqueev~tS and ;iJ Margaret Hambrick, President of exhibits that will make history fun the Board of GHS, said, "We are so and interesting to an expanded audience." ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Open meetings in the basement of Ascension Episcopal Church, corner of 5thAve. & Temple St Hinton at 8:00 p.m. every Tues Thurs & Sat. For more information call 1-800- 333-5051. PSD MEETING The Meadow Creek Public Service District meets the second Tuesday of each month at the Green Sulphur District Volunteer Fire Department at 6 p.m. Meetings are open to the public. PIPESTEM RURITAN CLUB The Pipestem Ruritan club meets every fourth Saturday at 6:00 p.m. We have a wonderful dinner before our meeting. We would like to invite anyone interested in learning more about this service club to come and join us. We have a gospel sing the Friday before our meetings. Come join in the fun and fellowship. For more information flease call Brenda Garcia at 304- )23-1622 or 304-466-6804. OWN THE PROJECT RENT THE TOOL 9692 Seneca Trail South Faidea WV 24902 (304) 645-7326 CLASSIFIED ADS ONLY 35 .word 12 N Thursday (The paper Is responsible for only one Incorrect Insertion.) BUSINESS ADS line 12 N Thursday q ~1 1 =l~ NEWS General Information and Writing Tips The newspaper welcomes news submissions concerning club activities, sports, birthday announcements and anniversaries, engagements and weddings, academic honors church activities and all community activities. Everything submitted is subject to editing and all news articles run without charge and run on a "space available" basis. Either type or legibly print your article, using upper and lowercase letters (NOT all caps). 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