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'ThetNews From The Pipestem And True Areas
,our,
II !
opportunity to spend many ious springtime salad to the servings. Mrs. Ola Vest of Pipestem is a This photograph was made
eShort
3at even
npler the
another
lock do
ME TAX
Hlnton
ekdays; Sat,
ment Nece,
dee's
)ook
hours with the Lord in His Word
and prayer. All who do so shall
still bring forth fruit in old age
(Psalm 92:14) The more we
become acquainted with God's
Word year after year, the more
effective we become in prayer.
Anna was of a great age, but she
serve God with fastings and
prayers night and day (Luke 2:
36, 37)
Memory Verse For The Week-
Delight thyself also in the Lord;
and he shall give thee the
desires of thin heart (psalm 37:
4)
May 21, 1927
Out Of The Past- (SOCIAL
GATttERING BY THE
LADIES IN HINTON BACK IN
following members of the club
and guest: Members: Mes-
dames, C.N,/Gwinn, John
Deeds, H.C. Foster, W. Jordan,
arts Grimmett, E.L. Crawford,
Miss Faye Quisenberry, Gene-
see Sentz, Katharen Wicker and
Edith Cundiff. Guests: Mes-
dames, I.C. Stayer, L.C. Cobb
and Paul E. Bigony.
(WEE STITCHERS MEET)
The Wee Stitchers Club met
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Nancy Jo Crawford. The
afternoon was spent in sewing
on doll clothes and in playing,
games. The hostess served a
delicious molded fruit salad
course and cake to the follow-
ing members of the club: Miss
Mr. and Mrs. James Raines of
Indian Mills are announcing the
birth of a baby girl, born
February 10, 1979 in the Sum-
mers County Hospital. The new-
comer weighed 5 lb. and 10 and
i2 oz. Her grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Jess Raines of Indian
Mills and Mrs. Emma Lucas UP
Powles Creek.
patient in the Summers County
recently in Dr. Ritter's office to
Levi McBride was admitted
to the Summers County
Hospital Sunday February 11,
1979. He is in room 270.
Mr. Walter Sands who. has
been residing hear the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Clendel Hill of
Pipestem returned to Florida
Y trust from my
tlso when I am old
Padcd. O God, for-
0t: until have
strength unto this
in--d thy power to
t is to come (Ps
B).
Years of prosper-
natural tendency
rely upon self,
faithful to God.
old, sick and
control the govern-
for he had
upon God.
prayed, "Cast
the time of old
this prayer
by the holy spirit
Inspired Word of
it was more
it was a prom-
inspiried to be
fulfill."
cast us aside;
forsake us; even
us; but
that our hear-
Will never forsake
remains faithful to
ay becomes a new
to lean upon His
' arm.
Years provide an
THE TWENTIES( Margaret Graham, Dorothv Monday February 12, 1979.
)r Today- Regard- (ENTERTAINS DEKA TREI and Eleanor Meador, and Mary Ji
age, you have the CLUB( Roses and decoration of Grace Briers.
vilege of devoting pink and green formed the
hrist as an inter- background for thebridge party (ENTERTAINS SENIORS)
yer. of the Deka Trei Club which was Miss Thelma Delung was host-
'ore the Bible- For given Thursday evening by ess to a party last night at her
hope, O Lord God; Miss Gussie Bowling at the home above Buck, honoring the
Senior class of 1927. The Sen- •
home of Mrs. John Deeds of
Bellepoint. Mrs. H.C.. Foster
received first prize for high
score. Mrs. L.C. Cobb was
awarded prize for second high
score.
The hostess served a delic-
tars and invited guests left here
last evening about six oclock,
cars being furnsihed to take
them up to the country home of
the Delung's. The evening was
pleasantly spent in an old fash-
ioned square dances, playing
cards and contests. At about 10
o'clock the hostess served del-
icious sandwiches, cake and
punch. About fifty guests were
present at the party.
In the year of 1927 the price of
the Hinton Daily News was two
cents a copy.
Edward Dale Andrews
celebrated his 4th birthday Feb.
7, 1979. llis niother baked and
decorated a beautiful birthday
cake for the occassion and
hostess her son's party. The
honoree has an older sister,
Melinda Gwinn and a younger
brother Allen. lie is the son of
Stephen and Kathy Andrews
and grandson of Charles and
Faye Miller and Mr. and Mrs.
Itomer Andrews.
Recipe from Noralee's Kit-
chen (JIFFY DEVILED
EGGS) 8- hard-cooked eggs, 1
half cup relish- type sandwich
spread, 1 tablespoon milk, 1
teaspoon prepared spicy brown
mustard, 1 fourth teaspoon salt,
pinch of pepper. Chill eggs, then
peel and halve length wise..
Mash yolks with fork and blen in
remaining ingredients; stuff
into whites, mounding mixture
up, and serve. Note flavor will
be better if eggs are chilled
about one hour before serving.
About 280 calories for each of 4
servings, 185 for each of 6
...... y/
Water's Edge Inn
Route 3, Hinton
overlooking the beautiful Greenbrier River .
(one mile east of Summers County Hospital)
y Renovate!
Free Continental Breakfast '
Cable TV
7 Weekly Rates
• I)
avis Department Siore s
I1! IIIDIE00lrS IBlIRlr H,DAI00¥
: • +- . +i! •
.... .:=/.,... =l -.,.,.:..
• • • * .>"I'b " .* • . . . .':'.:.?."..c • •. "- *'.
'" *" " ';!'% " * "*++:i: "" * ': ....
• I • "*" ::'i " +' " " *<:i: •
L .+
All Remaining Fall Merchandise
Men's Women's Children's Departments
Davis Department Store Inc.
Temple Street 466-1818
Guess Who- The person in
the mystery photograph
will be identify in next
Weeks Hinton News. The
late Mrs. (?) was a bus-
iness woman, played the
guitar and sang beautiful-
ly, and was a friend to
everyone she knew. I am
sure she would be pleased
to know how many of her
friends at True remember
her. The mystery photo-
graph in last weeks llinton
was Roy Lucas and is the
son of Emma Lucas of
Little Powler Creek. He is
employed at the Bluestone
Tire Co. on Summers
Street.
Hospital. She is in room 255.
Pearl Petrey of Forest Hill
Road has been a patient in the
Summers County Hospital for
the past several days. She is in
room 328.
Nathen Tickle was released
from the Princeton Community
Hospital February 12, 1979 and
is recuperating in his home at
True.
Announcing the birth of a 6 lb.
and 13 oz. baby girl named
Melissa Dawn Hurst. The proud
parents are Mr. and Mrs. (Judy
Houchins) Jerry Hurst of Pick-
erington, Ohio. Melissa has a
sister Vicky and brother, Brian.
Her grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. E.Z. Edwards of True and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Houchins of
Pipestem. She has one great
grandparents Mrs. E.T. Ed-
wards of True.
Tim Hovatter of Princeton
visited with his uncle and aunt
Wayne and Karen McBride of
True this past weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Clendel Hill of
Pipestem visited Mr. Hill's
younger brother, Junior ltill
who resides at Beckley and
speot the weekend in his home.
Grants
West Virginia University has
received a $27,144 grant from
the National Eye Institute to
continue research on lens and
neural retina development and
regeneration. Dr. Randall
Reyer of the School of Med-
icine's department of anatomy
is in charge of the project.
be used in a birthday story for
Dr. Ritter. Perhaps the latest
photograph of him, and his
birth-
day story was written the same
afternoon that he slipped away
in his sleep to ever be with the
Lord.
In honor of our departed
friend we are dedicating the
Valetine story to his beloved
wife and children..
Dr. Ritter's family and
friends can truly take comfort
in the hours of bereavement in
the testimoney that he left
behind. Dr. Ritter's walk down
through life showed the evid-
ence of the holy Spirit which
only indwells in the hearts of the
saved.
From here on we must think
of Dr. Ritter enjoying the prom-
ise of God. (It is written, eye
hath not seen, nor ear heard,
neither have entered into the
heart of man, the things which
God hath prepared for them
that love him. I Car. 2:9)
Summers County's Valentine
Dr. David Wayne Ritter of
Nelson Street will celebrate his
75th birthday anniversary Feb.
14, 1979 on Valentines Day.
And I believe that most every-
one in Summers Comity will
agree that Dr. Ritter is truly a
sweetheart when we think of
how he has used his God given
talent to mend our bones, per-
formed needed surgery to bring
us back to health, birth our
babys, and stood by us with his
prayers and skill in what ever
ailed us, and never turned any
of us away because we might
not be able to pay for his
services.
In behalf of the citizens of
Summers County and else
Thurs. Feb. 15, 1979 Hinton News
ay, 9
a.m.
7:30
Firs!
where who will never have the
opportunity to express their
love and appreciation to our
Valentine.
(Dr. Ritter we are truly fort-
une to, have a man of your
ability and compassion to dwell
in our county and serve us with
your talent. My God bless you
and keep you gently in his care
and may your works praise you
through OUt eternity).
Dr. Ritter was bern in Win-
chester, Virginia on February
14, 1904. His parents were Mr.
and Mrs. O.T. Ritter. He att-
ended and graduated from
Handley High School in Winch-
ester. After graduation, he
spent 2 years internstip at St.
Josephs ltospital in Reading,
Pennsylvania. There he meet
his bride, Miss Lorraine Mau-
ger and they were joined in
matrimony November 2, 1930.
Then he entered General Pract-
ice in Winchester for one year.
In January of 1932 he accepted a
position with the liinton Hos-
pital where he was assistant
surgeon. In theyear of 1941 Dr.
Ritter was taken into the Fel-
lows of American College of
Surgeons (F.A.C.S.) At a later
date was accepted into Fellows
of International College of Sur-
geons ( F.I.C.S. ), also the Amer-
ican Society of Abdominal Sur-
geons and the American Med-
ical Association.
Dr. Ritter was associated
with the Hinton Hospital 45
years until its closihg two years
ago.
He continues to see pat-
tents in his office in the Hinton
Hospital Building. Dr. Ritter is
the attendig physician at the
State Prison for Women at
Pence Springs. Also serves as
Health Officer. lie was elected
to the West Virginia tIouse of
delegates in the year of 1976 and
served two year term. Dr. and
Mrs. Ritter are the parents of
two children, David Jr. and
Sarah Ann Hitter Osborne. They
have seven grandchildren and
are members of the Ascension
Episcopal Church in Hinton.
At seventy five years young
our Valentine is still active in
business and in social activity,
(continued on page 5)
9
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;[; /V CALCULATOR
1 ,. .._
TIMEX WATCHES /lt %i : g ,
..___. + !J0094
I I OUR OWN BRAND "RAINT-REE"
I I vaw,=-s j , , i
I ,1:-.--1.. PIEK-A.MIX PACKAGE OF 4 Arrangement
I t::1 "A't-Itll" 60' 75 °r 100 Waft' t 4
[ "''--'..-- LIGHT BULBS
44
Our Own Brand ;, 1 A € lle a € !' *'eli
-- " " lily l r imlm LB 11"16 111 ',///l' '" *i '" Artificial decor
i"a er ,oweis " ------ /:7i!t 'Yi':i;., \\; o:ceo, +° cno+:e
P __ Large selection of ,m- m,
Reg. IFD C favoritefiavors! Great bargain buyi Ii i: I :lt'i of lovely styles,
sw lilill .
jombo ro,,s of two- I
ply sheets. Colorful irll _.
00e00oro,or00or00er.
KNEE L +; J J Our Own Brand 0It 0l 0LAY ® -,.ULAn,,.ey • ROLL PACK
HIGH i
NYLONS' TISSUES Beauty Lot on TODDLER BATHROOM
PAMPERS TISSUE
,.o a S i 21. 3 $1 @22 BOX
,.: _--I • --For I OZ. I OF 154 ,.,. $II,
37 r. ==
: ....... comfort Large box of 200 ,,, 12 1 '1.78 1
.... Un'dnude heel issues. Choice of ruon-greosy, even Fit babies over 25
top a . , ' wh te ink, maize under make-up pounds. Great buyl White and colors.
Fit sizes 8V= To I. ' p ' "
209 Temple St.
G. C. Murphy Co.
Hinton
\\;
'ThetNews From The Pipestem And True Areas
,our,
II !
opportunity to spend many ious springtime salad to the servings. Mrs. Ola Vest of Pipestem is a This photograph was made
eShort
3at even
npler the
another
lock do
ME TAX
Hlnton
ekdays; Sat,
ment Nece,
dee's
)ook
hours with the Lord in His Word
and prayer. All who do so shall
still bring forth fruit in old age
(Psalm 92:14) The more we
become acquainted with God's
Word year after year, the more
effective we become in prayer.
Anna was of a great age, but she
serve God with fastings and
prayers night and day (Luke 2:
36, 37)
Memory Verse For The Week-
Delight thyself also in the Lord;
and he shall give thee the
desires of thin heart (psalm 37:
4)
May 21, 1927
Out Of The Past- (SOCIAL
GATttERING BY THE
LADIES IN HINTON BACK IN
following members of the club
and guest: Members: Mes-
dames, C.N,/Gwinn, John
Deeds, H.C. Foster, W. Jordan,
arts Grimmett, E.L. Crawford,
Miss Faye Quisenberry, Gene-
see Sentz, Katharen Wicker and
Edith Cundiff. Guests: Mes-
dames, I.C. Stayer, L.C. Cobb
and Paul E. Bigony.
(WEE STITCHERS MEET)
The Wee Stitchers Club met
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Nancy Jo Crawford. The
afternoon was spent in sewing
on doll clothes and in playing,
games. The hostess served a
delicious molded fruit salad
course and cake to the follow-
ing members of the club: Miss
Mr. and Mrs. James Raines of
Indian Mills are announcing the
birth of a baby girl, born
February 10, 1979 in the Sum-
mers County Hospital. The new-
comer weighed 5 lb. and 10 and
i2 oz. Her grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Jess Raines of Indian
Mills and Mrs. Emma Lucas UP
Powles Creek.
patient in the Summers County
recently in Dr. Ritter's office to
Levi McBride was admitted
to the Summers County
Hospital Sunday February 11,
1979. He is in room 270.
Mr. Walter Sands who. has
been residing hear the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Clendel Hill of
Pipestem returned to Florida
Y trust from my
tlso when I am old
Padcd. O God, for-
0t: until have
strength unto this
in--d thy power to
t is to come (Ps
B).
Years of prosper-
natural tendency
rely upon self,
faithful to God.
old, sick and
control the govern-
for he had
upon God.
prayed, "Cast
the time of old
this prayer
by the holy spirit
Inspired Word of
it was more
it was a prom-
inspiried to be
fulfill."
cast us aside;
forsake us; even
us; but
that our hear-
Will never forsake
remains faithful to
ay becomes a new
to lean upon His
' arm.
Years provide an
THE TWENTIES( Margaret Graham, Dorothv Monday February 12, 1979.
)r Today- Regard- (ENTERTAINS DEKA TREI and Eleanor Meador, and Mary Ji
age, you have the CLUB( Roses and decoration of Grace Briers.
vilege of devoting pink and green formed the
hrist as an inter- background for thebridge party (ENTERTAINS SENIORS)
yer. of the Deka Trei Club which was Miss Thelma Delung was host-
'ore the Bible- For given Thursday evening by ess to a party last night at her
hope, O Lord God; Miss Gussie Bowling at the home above Buck, honoring the
Senior class of 1927. The Sen- •
home of Mrs. John Deeds of
Bellepoint. Mrs. H.C.. Foster
received first prize for high
score. Mrs. L.C. Cobb was
awarded prize for second high
score.
The hostess served a delic-
tars and invited guests left here
last evening about six oclock,
cars being furnsihed to take
them up to the country home of
the Delung's. The evening was
pleasantly spent in an old fash-
ioned square dances, playing
cards and contests. At about 10
o'clock the hostess served del-
icious sandwiches, cake and
punch. About fifty guests were
present at the party.
In the year of 1927 the price of
the Hinton Daily News was two
cents a copy.
Edward Dale Andrews
celebrated his 4th birthday Feb.
7, 1979. llis niother baked and
decorated a beautiful birthday
cake for the occassion and
hostess her son's party. The
honoree has an older sister,
Melinda Gwinn and a younger
brother Allen. lie is the son of
Stephen and Kathy Andrews
and grandson of Charles and
Faye Miller and Mr. and Mrs.
Itomer Andrews.
Recipe from Noralee's Kit-
chen (JIFFY DEVILED
EGGS) 8- hard-cooked eggs, 1
half cup relish- type sandwich
spread, 1 tablespoon milk, 1
teaspoon prepared spicy brown
mustard, 1 fourth teaspoon salt,
pinch of pepper. Chill eggs, then
peel and halve length wise..
Mash yolks with fork and blen in
remaining ingredients; stuff
into whites, mounding mixture
up, and serve. Note flavor will
be better if eggs are chilled
about one hour before serving.
About 280 calories for each of 4
servings, 185 for each of 6
...... y/
Water's Edge Inn
Route 3, Hinton
overlooking the beautiful Greenbrier River .
(one mile east of Summers County Hospital)
y Renovate!
Free Continental Breakfast '
Cable TV
7 Weekly Rates
• I)
avis Department Siore s
I1! IIIDIE00lrS IBlIRlr H,DAI00¥
: • +- . +i! •
.... .:=/.,... =l -.,.,.:..
• • • * .>"I'b " .* • . . . .':'.:.?."..c • •. "- *'.
'" *" " ';!'% " * "*++:i: "" * ': ....
• I • "*" ::'i " +' " " *<:i: •
L .+
All Remaining Fall Merchandise
Men's Women's Children's Departments
Davis Department Store Inc.
Temple Street 466-1818
Guess Who- The person in
the mystery photograph
will be identify in next
Weeks Hinton News. The
late Mrs. (?) was a bus-
iness woman, played the
guitar and sang beautiful-
ly, and was a friend to
everyone she knew. I am
sure she would be pleased
to know how many of her
friends at True remember
her. The mystery photo-
graph in last weeks llinton
was Roy Lucas and is the
son of Emma Lucas of
Little Powler Creek. He is
employed at the Bluestone
Tire Co. on Summers
Street.
Hospital. She is in room 255.
Pearl Petrey of Forest Hill
Road has been a patient in the
Summers County Hospital for
the past several days. She is in
room 328.
Nathen Tickle was released
from the Princeton Community
Hospital February 12, 1979 and
is recuperating in his home at
True.
Announcing the birth of a 6 lb.
and 13 oz. baby girl named
Melissa Dawn Hurst. The proud
parents are Mr. and Mrs. (Judy
Houchins) Jerry Hurst of Pick-
erington, Ohio. Melissa has a
sister Vicky and brother, Brian.
Her grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. E.Z. Edwards of True and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Houchins of
Pipestem. She has one great
grandparents Mrs. E.T. Ed-
wards of True.
Tim Hovatter of Princeton
visited with his uncle and aunt
Wayne and Karen McBride of
True this past weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Clendel Hill of
Pipestem visited Mr. Hill's
younger brother, Junior ltill
who resides at Beckley and
speot the weekend in his home.
Grants
West Virginia University has
received a $27,144 grant from
the National Eye Institute to
continue research on lens and
neural retina development and
regeneration. Dr. Randall
Reyer of the School of Med-
icine's department of anatomy
is in charge of the project.
be used in a birthday story for
Dr. Ritter. Perhaps the latest
photograph of him, and his
birth-
day story was written the same
afternoon that he slipped away
in his sleep to ever be with the
Lord.
In honor of our departed
friend we are dedicating the
Valetine story to his beloved
wife and children..
Dr. Ritter's family and
friends can truly take comfort
in the hours of bereavement in
the testimoney that he left
behind. Dr. Ritter's walk down
through life showed the evid-
ence of the holy Spirit which
only indwells in the hearts of the
saved.
From here on we must think
of Dr. Ritter enjoying the prom-
ise of God. (It is written, eye
hath not seen, nor ear heard,
neither have entered into the
heart of man, the things which
God hath prepared for them
that love him. I Car. 2:9)
Summers County's Valentine
Dr. David Wayne Ritter of
Nelson Street will celebrate his
75th birthday anniversary Feb.
14, 1979 on Valentines Day.
And I believe that most every-
one in Summers Comity will
agree that Dr. Ritter is truly a
sweetheart when we think of
how he has used his God given
talent to mend our bones, per-
formed needed surgery to bring
us back to health, birth our
babys, and stood by us with his
prayers and skill in what ever
ailed us, and never turned any
of us away because we might
not be able to pay for his
services.
In behalf of the citizens of
Summers County and else
Thurs. Feb. 15, 1979 Hinton News
ay, 9
a.m.
7:30
Firs!
where who will never have the
opportunity to express their
love and appreciation to our
Valentine.
(Dr. Ritter we are truly fort-
une to, have a man of your
ability and compassion to dwell
in our county and serve us with
your talent. My God bless you
and keep you gently in his care
and may your works praise you
through OUt eternity).
Dr. Ritter was bern in Win-
chester, Virginia on February
14, 1904. His parents were Mr.
and Mrs. O.T. Ritter. He att-
ended and graduated from
Handley High School in Winch-
ester. After graduation, he
spent 2 years internstip at St.
Josephs ltospital in Reading,
Pennsylvania. There he meet
his bride, Miss Lorraine Mau-
ger and they were joined in
matrimony November 2, 1930.
Then he entered General Pract-
ice in Winchester for one year.
In January of 1932 he accepted a
position with the liinton Hos-
pital where he was assistant
surgeon. In theyear of 1941 Dr.
Ritter was taken into the Fel-
lows of American College of
Surgeons (F.A.C.S.) At a later
date was accepted into Fellows
of International College of Sur-
geons ( F.I.C.S. ), also the Amer-
ican Society of Abdominal Sur-
geons and the American Med-
ical Association.
Dr. Ritter was associated
with the Hinton Hospital 45
years until its closihg two years
ago.
He continues to see pat-
tents in his office in the Hinton
Hospital Building. Dr. Ritter is
the attendig physician at the
State Prison for Women at
Pence Springs. Also serves as
Health Officer. lie was elected
to the West Virginia tIouse of
delegates in the year of 1976 and
served two year term. Dr. and
Mrs. Ritter are the parents of
two children, David Jr. and
Sarah Ann Hitter Osborne. They
have seven grandchildren and
are members of the Ascension
Episcopal Church in Hinton.
At seventy five years young
our Valentine is still active in
business and in social activity,
(continued on page 5)
9
,-"r' J / L.E.D. DISPLAY II I
;[; /V CALCULATOR
1 ,. .._
TIMEX WATCHES /lt %i : g ,
..___. + !J0094
I I OUR OWN BRAND "RAINT-REE"
I I vaw,=-s j , , i
I ,1:-.--1.. PIEK-A.MIX PACKAGE OF 4 Arrangement
I t::1 "A't-Itll" 60' 75 °r 100 Waft' t 4
[ "''--'..-- LIGHT BULBS
44
Our Own Brand ;, 1 A € lle a € !' *'eli
-- " " lily l r imlm LB 11"16 111 ',///l' '" *i '" Artificial decor
i"a er ,oweis " ------ /:7i!t 'Yi':i;., \\; o:ceo, +° cno+:e
P __ Large selection of ,m- m,
Reg. IFD C favoritefiavors! Great bargain buyi Ii i: I :lt'i of lovely styles,
sw lilill .
jombo ro,,s of two- I
ply sheets. Colorful irll _.
00e00oro,or00or00er.
KNEE L +; J J Our Own Brand 0It 0l 0LAY ® -,.ULAn,,.ey • ROLL PACK
HIGH i
NYLONS' TISSUES Beauty Lot on TODDLER BATHROOM
PAMPERS TISSUE
,.o a S i 21. 3 $1 @22 BOX
,.: _--I • --For I OZ. I OF 154 ,.,. $II,
37 r. ==
: ....... comfort Large box of 200 ,,, 12 1 '1.78 1
.... Un'dnude heel issues. Choice of ruon-greosy, even Fit babies over 25
top a . , ' wh te ink, maize under make-up pounds. Great buyl White and colors.
Fit sizes 8V= To I. ' p ' "
209 Temple St.
G. C. Murphy Co.
Hinton
Thurs. Feb. 15, 1979 Hinton News
News From The Pipestem And True Areas
opportity to spend many ious springtime lad to the servings Mrs. OlaVestofP[s)emisa "INS photograph was taade
hou with the L.rd in ms Word /oIIow/ng membn of the zlub
and prater All who do so shall and gust Member: M- Mr and Mrs Jam Rainesuf patient h, the Summers County reenUyn I)r Ritter's office to
still bring forth fruit in old age dames. CN. / Gwinn, John Indian Mills are annowlchlg tile Hospital She__is h, room beD. usedRiuerm aperhabffthdaYtheStorYlatesltOr
tPsalm 2:t4) The more we Dds, HC Foster. W Jordon, birth of a baby girl, Irn Pearl l'etrey uf For( Hill phot¢)graph of him. and his
become acquammd with d*s Orm arimmeU. E L Crawford. February m, 1 in Ihe Sum
Word year after year, the more Miss Faye Quinlrry, Gone men County Hospital 1he new Itmd TM been a patient m the birth-
efftiveweL¢omeh, prayer sLSentz, KatharenWickerand enmerweighedSlb, andl0and SummersComllynospitalfor daystorywasittentheme
Annawasofagrea/age.butshe Edith Cundfff. Guests: Mes- oz HergrandparentsareMr thepast veral days Shots in inaflermnthat he slipped awaYhis sleep to ever be with the
God with tasUngs and dames, IC Stever, LC. Cobb and M ae Raines of lndian rm 3 rd
serve
--- Iln honor o[ our departed
prayers night and day fLuke 2; and Paul E Bigony blills and Mrs Emma Lucas ot Nalhen lckle was released
Pols Crk
3fi, 37) flnmthePrinctonCommunity friend e a dedicating the
- MemoryverForTheWk. (WEE STITCHERS MEET)
Dellgbt thyself alsain Ihe lrd; The Wee Stitchers Club met Levl McBride was admifled Hospital February 12, 1/9 and Valetine story to his beloved
and he shall give th the lhursdayafiernnonat thehome lo he Summers County is ruperating in his home a i[e and children
diresof thin hearl paalm 37: ol Nancy Jo Crawford The H(pRal Sday February 11, True . friendsDr eanRitter'Slrub takelalnilYcomfor land
41 a ftern(mn was sl. a t in sewing i u79 He is in room 270 Annomlcing Ihe bir[h uf a 6 Ib in 4he hours of bereavement in
irm
on doll ch)th and in playing ---
a 21,1927 games The host.s served a Mr Walter Sands who has and 13 oz baby glrl flamed tile teslhaoney thai he left
OUt Of The Past- SOCIAL delieio molded frail salad I:t'zz residing hr the home of Melia Dawn llurst The proud Lehind Dr Ritler's walk down
GATHEI,ING BY THS eosc and cake to the follow Mr. and Mrs Clendel Hill of parents are Mr and IM (Judy through life showed the evid-
LAI)[ES IN H[NTON BACK IN ins mem of the club: Miss Piltem tued to Florida Ilnuchins Jey Hurs( of Pick ence of the holy Spirit which where ho ill sever hae Ihe lows of American Culiege ol
erlnglon, ()his Melia has a onJyindeilsinllmheartsnfhe opportunity to express Ihelr Surgts {FA ('S i AI a lalcr
Margarel Graham, Dorothy Monday Febary 12, 1979
sister Vieky and brother. Brian saved
THE TWENTIES( love and appriation to our ante as aceeled rote Feilows
r T°day- Regard (ENTERTAINS DEKA TRE[ and Eleanor Meade r, and Mary ] Iler grandparents are Mr. and Frnm here on we 'n think Valentine of lnlerualinnal College of ur
CbUB(Rosanddorationef GraeeBrie MEZEdwardufrFlueand of Drllilterenjoyingtheprom- (Dr Ritterwealetrol) fort geonsF.ltLS.LalsotheAmer.
pink and grc farmed the Mr and Mrs Roy Houchi.s of [se of God. fit is ritten, eye une to have a man el your ienllSOOety or AllomtnaSm--
backgrnundforthehridgeparty 4I£NTRTA1NS SENIORS) pipestem She has one gloat hath nol seen. nor ear heard, abililyandenmpaion indwell goons a/td the Amerle.m Mcd
dsldpa;" neilhe have entered lain the inour entry andserve us ith teal Assmtiun
of theDeTreiClubwhich was Miss 11elma Delung was host gral nts Mrs ET Ed.
given Thursday evening by ess Io a partylasl night at her x, ar s n T,'rue heat of man the Ilnngs hch your talent My God bie you D. Rifler as assiated
Miss Gussie Bowling at the home ahve Buck, honoring the God halh prepared for them and keep you gellllyin his earn with the Hiulun Hospital 45
home of Mrs John DdS of Senlor class of t The Sen T,n HovaUer of Princeton that love Ifim. I Cur 2:91 andmayyu orksprase you yeasUlmlitschinglwoyeat
Belleponl. Mrs. HC Foster nrsandnv]td guests left here visited th his uncle and aun sa,,,,,u, rsCou.tVs Vah,.U,,e h gh oul ere" v
reived first prize for high last evening aP,ut six lk. Wayne and Korea McBride of Dr David Wayne aluer nl U, Riller was bn in Win- ague eoatinu to s '?t-
score Mrs LC Cobb was curs being fnsihed to take t;uess t The pelso,, m True this past wkend Nelson Stlt will celebrate his chesler, Vnglma on February mats m hs office t,, the Hmton
awarded prize fer sond high hem up to (he country home of tlw ,.stvr photograph 75th billhday anniversary Feb 4 His paren ete Mr I{ospttal luHdmg Dt Rittcr is
sco theDelungs The evening was HI he ideldif) in ,lex Mr andMra CldelHilluI 14 tgVa,mValentinesDay andM,s OT Rmer Heart- heatlend, phvscanattbe
come Ps The hostess served a delie pleasantly spent in an old lash Weeks mmon Nose. The
pipestem vsited Mr Hill's Andlbeiievelhalmoslevery" ended and graduated item Slate Prise,, for Wnmen at
toned square dances, playing late Mrs. (? as a bus- yoger brother, Junior Hill one it* Summers County will Hantfley Hig.h Sch.l m Winch- Pence Springs M, se*'vt as
eardsandeontests tfatutl0 ines ,oman. pla,'d Ie who resides at Bkley and agethall)r Ititte*'struly a ester After graduation, he Ilealn,)ffieer He was eleCted
o'clk tile host.s ed del guitar a.d sang hea.tilut- spent tllewkendin his home sweetheart hen xe think of Sl.l 2 eal'S hdetnship at St to the V, est '..gn,ia liege of
eh, saudweh, cake and b, a.d ,,a a t,h,l,a 1 how he has used his God given Josephs ItospHa in Reading delegatesiuthe),-ar.f tuuad
punch AtmUl fifty gusts were ever one he ktle. I am GrantS alenl to mead our bones, per. Pennsylva,da 'Phere he ,n served ,,o year te,,,, Dr and
and present at the party sure site ould he pleas. Iolmed neededsurger to bllng hs hdde Mms Lorraine Mau blrs Rtte, ate the pare,as of
IntheyearoflS27thepriceof friends at 'rrue remember West Virginia University has us back In htllh birh () ger and they were joined in two childlen David Jr and
the Hinton Daily Nes was two her. le nl)Mery phot received a $27,1 grant fzom babys, and d by us ith his nonv Novembe 130 Sarah Ann lliltel Oslrne The)
prayers and skill iu hat ever Then he eat ered General pratt have se% en grandt:hildl vn and
Y was Roy I,ueas and is thr continue reareh on lens and nf heease t.e might In Januaryof 1932heaccepted a Cheh m Itinton.
R Kit son of Emma Lucas o[ neural retina develnpmen( and uot be ab e o pay for his post(ion with tile Hinton Ilns I seven we ears vo
Little Oowler t'reek, lie is regeneration Dr Randall services
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T{r," CO. on Su,nnlers tomes epartmen o anatomy Summers C u y a d e e Rtler as taken into the Fel
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