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4 - Hinton News Tues. Feb. 25, 2003
The Hinton News Black Diamond Girl Scouts of Summers County Performed a Flag Ceremony
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By Carol Crook, Leader of school with a new flag to be proudly
Junior Girl Scout Troop #2152 flown in front of the School.
As the leader of Junior Girl Scout
On November 12, 2002,The Black #2152, I was very impressed with
Diamond Girl Scouts of Summers the reverent behavior of the student
County performed a flag ceremony
for the staff and students of Hinton i::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::ii
Area Elementary in honor of %-.':'.-#.:::: .......... ::: <# :
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Sally Ann Fox Veterans Day. The purpose of the .:....::::......========================================================== ....
ceremony was to retire a worn flag :ii:::ii::i::!ii::?:i:: f::
Birth that flew in front of the school for
An ..... "31 years. When the flag of our country
nuunceu ,,hcgme,s worn or dam; the
would like to announce the birth of
their daughter, Sally Ann Fox,
specially named for her "Papaw"
Daniel Gill, he has always wanted a
little SallyAnn now here she is• Born
at Raleigh General Hosptial on
Sunday, Novmber 24, 2002. at 11:00
a.m. She weighed 5 ]bs. 11.4 ozs, and
was 19 inches long. Sally has two
half-brothers, Justin and Jody Fox
also of Tug Creek.
Paternal grandparents are
Mogene Fox and the late William
Fox, of Tug Creek. Maternal
grandparenrs Tex and Carol Samuel
of Greenbrier Drive and Junior
Meadows of Talcott. Also maternal
great-grandparents are Daniel and
Sarah Gill of Tug Creek•
SUMMERS COUNTY BOARD
OF EDUCATION SPECIAL
MEETING
FEBRUARY 27TH. @ 2:45 P.M.
AGENDA
1. Roll Call
2. Invocation/Pledge of Allegiance
3. Approval of Agenda
4. Local School Improvement
Council, Summers Middle School
5. Adjournment.
REACHH- FAMILY
RESOURCE CENTER
MARTIN LUTHER KING
DAY ACTIVITIES
Fourteen young people
participated in the Martin Luther
King Day Celebration held at the
Hinton Area Community Center on
January 20, 2003. Prizes were
awarded to Jennifer Rand, Chassity
Foster, Russell Gwinn and Darren
Chappell for their entries in the
essay and poster contest. Kenny
Pierce spoke to the group about
Martin Luther King and his vision,
and her own and her family's
journey through the civil rights
movement and the changes it
brought in Summers County,
particularly in the school system.
when it was first integrated.
Starting Points Coordinator,
JoAnn Miller, described the event a s
"A wonderful day of fellowship and
remembering".
Participants in the day's events
enjoyed a filling lunch and played a
variety of games before proceeding"
to the Summers County ARH for
their annual service project. For this
year's project they visited with the
Third Floor residents and played
bingo with them. They hope to
return to visit the residents again
in the near future•
ceremony and should be done with
utmost respect for retiring of the
Stars and Stripes. i
The ceremony opened with the
body of the school reciting the Pledge
of Allegiance in unison followed by
a patriotic song by Christie Lane.
Members of Junior Girl Scout
Troop #2152 were the color guard to
present the flag. Girls from Junior
Girt Scout Troop #2252 and Senior
Troop #2599 cut each stripe of the
flag and the field of stars. As each
stripe was cut the Girl-in-Charge
called out the name of the thirteen
original colonies in order in which
the stars were admitted to the
union•
Brownie Troop #2439 reverently
held each strip after it was cut while
waiting to put the strip in the fire.
The field of blue and white stars was
to be burnt last.
Each Brownie then laid the
stripes on the fire while Taps was
played by Hinton Area Elementary's
music teacher Christie Lane.
After the ceremony for retiring a Kelly Eagle menber of
flag was completed, Junior Girl Brownie Troop #2439, lays a
Scout Troop #2152 presented the stripe of the flag on the fire.
It's not simply that we offer
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plans or the best value in
funeral merchandise.
.•.Or that our funeral home
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our service. We are here for
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Our young people showed the proper
respect to hon or our flag. Several
of the students had questions about
the ceremony an the flag after the
program;, Some:.were concerned
about the disposal &the flag, I was
proud to know they had a deep love
and respect for their country
because of their honor paid to the
flag of our country.
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NOTICE
SUPPORT GROUP
FOR PARENTS OF CHILDREN
WITH ADD/ADHD: March 6, 2003
6:00 PM. CAC Building 411 Temple
St.. (behind Family Resource
Center). Any questions call 466-
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"The Truth Shall Make You Free"
(John 8:32)
By Fred Seavers
Are Sprinkling and Pouring
Really Baptism?
As we continue our look at sprinkling and
pouring as a supposed form or mode of
baptism, let us consider some historical
facts. It was not until around the 3rd century
A.D. that sprinkling and pouring was first
administered as a mode of baptism for those
on death beds, and those too ill to get to the
water and be immersed. It was then some
time around the 13th century before this was
actually accepted as the common =mode"
of "baptism," among those of the Catholic
church. It is interesting that one can find
quotes from Methodists such as John
Wesley, Presbyterians, and even Catholics
who will confirm the fact that in the days of
the apostles, before man took it upon himself
to add to the word of God -- the only way
one could be considered as baptized
according to the scriptures was for him to
be immersed. This should immediately raise
a red flag for those concerned with doing
things the way God sard to do them.
The scriptures say that John baptized in
AEnon because there was =much water
there," John 3:23. The Ethiopian Eunuch
was on a long joumey and likely had drinking
water with him, yet he desired to be baptized
in a water hole, and went down into the water
and came up out of the water, Acts 8:36-39.
The Philippian Jailer was not baptized in the
prison, where he likely had drinking water,
but had to leave the prison in order to be
baptized, Acts 16:30ft. Baptism is called a
burial, and a raising up in Romans 6:3-8 and
Colossians 2:11-12, in representation of the
death, burial, and resurrection of Christ.
When one buries something, he does not
sprinkle or pour a little dirt over it and call it
buried; yet, the word bury is the word God
specifically used to describe one's baptism.
People would be outraged if they were to
find out that a loved one was not buried but
laid on top of the ground, and simply had a
handful of dirt sprinkled over him, and left to
rot there.
No, friends, sprinkling and pouring for
baptism are not found anywhere in the word
of God, and therefore God will not accept
these as a form or mode of obeying His
command to be baptized. If one can change
burial to sprinkling, then one can change
water to feathers; if not, why not? Next week
we will notice sprinkling and pouring in
conjunction with infant baptism.
For questions, comments, or a free
Home Bible Correspondence Course write:
Shockley Hill church of Christ- HC74 Box
57D - Hinton, WV - 25951 or email
bfseavers@ aol.com -- or call 466-9169.
Paid by the Shockley Hill Church of Christ, Hinton
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ANGLICAN
St. Michael's
Holy Eucharist: 4:30 pm 1st, 3rd,
5th, Sundays at the Presbyterian
Church, corner Ballengee & 3rd
Ave., Fr. Harry B. Scott, III, 1928
Book Common Prayer.
BAPTIST
Beech Run Baptist Church
Orbra B. Angell, Jr., Pastor
Sunday School t0 am, Morning
Service 11 am, Night Service 7
pro, Wed. night prayer meeting 7
pm.
Bellepolnt Badtlst Church
Chris Brown, Pastor: Sun.
Service: S. S. 9:45 am. Morning
Worship, 11 am. Youth
fellowship,S:45 pm. Evening
Service, 7 pm. Wed. Service, 7:00
pm.
Big Creek
Lovell Williams, Pestor Sunday
School 10 a.m. Morning Womhip
11 a.m. each Sunday. Prayer
meeting Wed. at 7 p.m. e Y F
Sunday at 6 p.m.
Brooks Baptist Church
Pastor Robert Merritt: Edward
Cyrus, Sunday School
Superintendent., Sun.School 10
a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Evening Service Sun. at 6 p.m.
Prayer Meeting Thurs. at 7:00
3.m.
CaNary Baptist Church
Red Sulphur: Rev. Eddie
Howdock, Sunday School t0
A.M. Randy Hedge,
Superintendent Morning Worship
11:00 A.M. Evening Worship 7:30
P.M, Wednesday Worship 7:30
P.M.
Camon
Rev, Nathaniel Johnson: Sunday
School, E. G. Crawford, Supt, 11
a.m. Morning Worship Every
Sunday• Preaching 1st. and 3rd.
Sundays at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Central
Pastor Grover Morris: 9:45 a.m.
Church School. tl a.m. Morning
Worship. 6:00 p.m. Evening
Worship. 7 p.m. Wednesday Mid
- Week Service.
Chestnut Grove
Pastor: Benny Allen.
Superintendent: Lowell Bennett.
Sunday School, !0 a.mMiming
Worship lta:m. Evening Sewce
7:00 Wad. Evening Service 7:0
Cook's Chal ,
(Independent Fundamental
Dallas Peytou Jr., Pastor:. Snda
School. Supt., Tom t.aml:
Service: S. S. 10 a.m. Won0hip 11
a.m. Evening Worship. 7 p.m,
Wed. 7 p.m. Prayer Meeting.
Country Slde
Rt. 12 Forest Hill
Sunday Service 10 & 11 am, & 7i
pm. Wed night service 7 pro.
FeRh Beptist Church
J D Fox, Pastor: Sun. School 10
am, Morning SerJce, 11 am;
Night Service, 7 pm. Wed. night
prayer meeting 7 pm.
Feamster - Freewill
Two miles north of Aldareon on
the Alta Road, Sunday School 10
a.m. Baptist Youth League 6 p.m.
Evening cervices 7 p.m.
First Baptist Church
Sunday Schoni 9:45 a.m. Brace
Richmond, Supt. Morning
Worship 11 a.m., Evening Service
7:00 p.m. Mid Week Sor 7:00
p.m. ' ) " ' ' "
Ferret Hill Baptist Church
Pastor Jeff Canterbury: Service a
2nd. & 4th. Sunday 9:45, Sunday
School 10:45, Evening Sen4¢e
7:00.
Freedom septlst Church
Poweley's Ck., Pastor George
Cook. Sun. School 1:0 a.m.,
Services 11'=m. Eveni¢2 Sen4ce
7 p.m., Wed. 7 p.m.
i
Friendsh p Bapt st Church l
i
Greenwlle Rd, from Forest Hdl.
Pastor Joe Spencer. Sundayi
School, 10 am, Worship, 11 aml
evening worship 7 pro; Wed
worship 7 pro.
GrecelBaptist Church
Bill Ballentee, Pastor. Sunday
School 10 a.m., Morning Worship
11:00 a.m. Sunday Evening 6:00
p.m. Wed. Evening 7:00 p.m.
Grlffith Creek, Aldenmn
Ronnie Cole. Pastor: Sunday
School 10 a.m. Worship Services
11:00 a.m. Evening services at
7:00 p.m. Mid Week Prayer
Service and Bible Study 7:00 p.m.
Youth Meeting Wednesday at 7:00
.m. Classes for every age group,
,lursery available•
indian Mills Baptist Church
3arrell Hamm, Pastor: S. S. Supt.
James Keatiey. Sun. School 10
. Classes for all ages. Worship.
iservice, 11 am. and 6 pro. Every
Sun. Prayer Meet ng Wed. 7 pm.
Judlon Free Will
Pastor Chadle Denials. Sunday
School 10 am, Worship Service, 11
arn, Evening Service, 7 pro, Thurs.
Service 7 pm.
Keatley Slxlnga
Sunday School 10 am, Harold
4eeks, Superintendent.
Laurel Creek Baptlet Church
Pastor: Melvin Wills, S. S.
Superintendent: Mark Ward, S.S.
t0 am., Morning Worship 11 am.,
Evening Service 6 pm. Wed. night
ible study 7 pm.
IJck Creek Baptist Church
Kenny Baker, Pastor: Sunday
School at 10 am. Se 11 am.
Evening Service, 6 pro. Wed. night
Bible study.
Little Wolf Creek
Independent Baptist Chumh, Off
Rt, 12 on the Uttle Wolf Creak
Road. PastOr, Joe Naylor, S. S.
Supt., Wayne Browning, Sunday
School 10:00 am. Womhip Service
11:00 sill. Sun. Eveg & Awana
Club 6 pm. Mid Weak Service Wed.
7 pm.
Meadow Creek
Pastor Eddie Johnson: Sunday
School 10am. Sunday Servine 11
am., Wednesday Evening Bible
Study, 6 pm.
New Salem Baptist Church
Pastor I. E. Hatcher: Sunday
School 10:00. Church 11:00
Furm,V.
Nlmitz Missionary
Baptist Church Pastor Dormld L
Hannah S. S. Superintendent
Bragg, Sunday School 9:45.
Morning Worship and Children
Chumh 11 a.m. Sunday Momlng,
Evening Sunday Worship 6:00.
Prayer Meeting and Youth Mee6ng
7:00 Wedneaday.
Rhonda Anna Memorial
Streater, WV. Semite every 2nd.,
4th. end Sth. Ssturday emthg al
7:00 pro.
River Valley
RI. 12 Forest Hill Road, Bill
Jenkins, Pastor: 10 a.m, Sunday
School, Joe Spencer,
Superintendent 11 a.m. Morning
Worship. 6 pro. Evening Service.
6:00 pro. & youth meeting. Wad.
Services, 7:00 pro.
Roles Chapel Church
Jeff Canterbury, Pastor:. Sunda
School 10 am., Calvin Mar, Supt
Morning Service 11 am. Mid-week
Service 7 pm.
Flolllnsbur9
C. L. Stalneker, Pastor:, 10 a.m.
Sunday School classes for all
ages. Richard Hollora
Superintendent 11 am. Momin
Worship. 7 pro. Night Service.
Sandstone Baptist Church
Pastor Joe Brown: S. S,SUPt,
Shafer, Assistant Dliver Stone, S.
S. 10:00 am., Morning Won=hil:
11:00 am., Sunday Evening an(:
Wed. Evening 7:00 pro.
Second Saptist Church
Talcott. Pastor Earl Jackson.
Service Ist& 3rd Sun. at 11 am.
Tempe Church
Bobby Reed, Pastor: Sunday
School, 10 am. Melvin Williams,
Supt. Preaching Services at 11:00
am. every Sunday.
Upland Baptist Church
Pastor: Cecil Cox. Sunday School
Supedntendant: Jeckla R. Gill, Jr.
Sunday School 10:00, Worship
Services at - 11:00. Evening
Service-, 7:00. Wed. service at
7:00 p.m.
War Rldl Froewlll
Baptist Chumh. Sunday School
10:00 am., Momklg Worship 11:00
am., Sunday Evening 6:00 pm.,
Wed. Preyer Meeting 7:00 pm.,
Pastor Ray. Jeffery Perdea.
Mount Pllah
Hilldale, Hilldale, Rt. 3. Pastor,
Eugene Fullen, Worship 9:30 am.
Sun. School 10:45 am. Open
Church 10 - 4, Bible Study 6 Thur.
New Hope
Sam Groves, Pastor: Sunda'
School 10am, Worship lst&Jr
Sun. 11 am & 4th Sun. at 7:30 pm.
Oak Grove
Sam Groves, Pastor. Ist, 3rd & 5t
Sun. Sun. S. 9:30 2nd & 4th Sun
Worship 9:30, Sun. S. at 10:30.
Forest Hill
Sam Groves. Pastor: Forest Hill,
1 st & 3rd Sundays: Worship 10 am,
Sun. School 11 am.
Trtnlty
Sam Groves, Pasfor: S. S. 10 an"
Worship services 2nd & 4th Sun
11 am & 3rd Sun. at 7:30 pm.
CATHOLIC PRESBYTERIAN
St Patrick Catholic Church, Mass
Schedule, Sunda}t 9 am.
CHRISTIAN
Community Christian
Worship Servicas Sun. 11 am.and
6:00 pro. Bible Study 10 am. Wed.
7:00 pro.
First Christian Church
Sunday School 9.'45 am, Morning
Worship 11:00 am., Sunday
Evening Bible Study, Sunday 6:00
Youth Meetings 0:00
CHURCH OF
CHRIST
Hlnton
1621 Summers St. Minlater, Jofm
McCaln: Sunday Morning Bible
Study 9:30 arp. Sunday Morning
Worship Service 10:30 am.
Sunday Evening Service 7:00 pro.
Wednesday Evening SenSe 7 pro.
lane Chuamh of Christ
st Meadow Bridge
Bible study, 9:30; Sun. Worship
;10:30; Sun. evening, 7:00,
Sheokoy Hm
lust outda of Hinton) Sun. Bible
3la 10:00 am Worship 11:00 am
end 6:00 pm; wed. Bible Class
:00 pro. Call info & directions
166-916.Evangetist Fred Seavere
EPISCOPAL
Aasension F.I Church
-ioly Eucharist
.unday 11 am
METHODIST
eioim Charm
;lev. Eugene Full, Pasloc.
dlller Memorial, 109 Miller Ave.
hm• ,School 10am. Sun. Worship
I1 era. Wad. Bible Study 7 pro.
Rr unad
Msthodl Church
inton, WV Kenneth Price
• r. Sunday Scheel 9:45 am
Momlng Woddp 11:00 am. Child
=ere available: Moments with
=hlldn=n, Wednesday Youth Club,
• ,:30 pro. B:30 pro., For
rrenapoflalion: 466-0544
deetes Chapel st True
Rev. Tommy Mounts, Pastor:
Smvlcas 9 am. Sun. Schoo I am.
Johmmn
Inlater, Hubert Groves: Sam
-rcvas, Lay Leader. Study:. 9:45.
Worship 11 am.
Undslde
Red Sulphur. Men=hell Fowler
Pastor: Service every 2nd Sunday
Z pro. every 4th Sun, 11 am.
Macy Jane Memorial
Pastor Rene H. Richmond: Sun.
Scho 10am. Morng WeaVe It
sm. Preyer Meeting 7:30 pro.
Msthodlst Charge
Pat Mick, Pastor: First & 3rd.
Sunday, Brooklyn 9:15. Mt. Zion
I0:15 am, Sand Knob 11:30 pro,
Nimltz 2nd. and 4th. Sun. Pluto
Martha Chapel 11:00. Madams
Creek. Pat Mid(, Pastor. 2nd &
3rd Sunday.
Centorvllle
Greehvilla, 10 am. Sunday Scho.
7:45 pm, Community Worshil:
Serv|ce
Plret Preabyteden Church
Ray.Dr• Dewey Bowen: Sunda
School 9:45 & Worship 11:00 an"
Preyer Meeting Wad. 7:30 pm.
HaWs Creek
Greanvie, 10 a.m. Sunday Schoo
7:45 pro., Community Worehil;
Sen, ice.
Keller at Lowell
Ray. Stewart McMurray, Pastor
Worship Sendcas at 2:30 prr
on 1st. and 3rd. Sunday=.
McEllenny
Rev. Stewart McMurray, Pastor
Grassy Meadow=,lO am. Sunda
School. Worship Service held at £
am on 2rid. and 4th. Sunday=.
OTHERS
mm=t chap
Tug Creek Mt. Trevis Hocum
Pastor: Services, Sat. 7 pm, Sun
evening 2 pro.
Church of the Living God
•astor Ran Iddings: Sun. School
10 am Morning Wohip 11am Sun.
pm
Hlnton Church of God
1301 Summers St. Pastor Cecil
Nech: Sun. Schoot 10 am Morning
Norehip 1lea Sun. Night 7 pm
Ned. 7 pm
Hlnton Gospel Tabernacle
102 Main Street, Lawrence
' nnett, Pastor:. Sun. School 10
m. Worship 11:00 am. Youth
TINting 6:30 pro. Evangelistic
Service 7:00 pro. Bible Study Wed.
r:30 pro,
Jehovah's Witness
;un. 10 am Public Talk, Sun. 11 am
Netchfower, Study Tue. 7:30 pro.
rheceretic School Thurs, 8:30 pm
MeaUng.
Jumping Branch Tabernacle
Rev. Elmo Alderman, Sr., Pastor:.
Frenidin Bowie=, Supt. Sun. School
:45 am. Morning Worship 10:45
sm. Youth Fellowship 6:00 pro.
Evening Worship 7:00 pro. Prayer
Service Wed. 7:00 pro.
Mount OIIvst Church
, community church, Madams
reek Road, 21/2 miles, William
,. l"hompecn, Pastor: 466-4299,
Sunday School 10:00 am.
Aorning Worship 11:00 am,
Evmng Service 7:30 pro. EDT,
Wednesday (7 pm EST winter)
Nmroe
1602 Temple St. : Sunday School
10 &m. Morning Worship 11 am
Evmlgezt Service Sunday Night
?pm Thursday. PraYer and Bible
sy 7
Community Church
Pastor Roger Pendnger. SS !0
=m, Worshlp Service 11 am, Youth
meeting 6 pro, Sun night worship
7 pro, Wad. night prayer meeting
7:00 pro. Women's Christian
Fellowship meeting every first
Man. of the month 7 pm.
Plller of Truth Church
Barger Springs: Sunday School
10:00 am, Morning Worship 11:00
am, Wednesday Bible Study 7:00
h'rL
Rlvervlew Chapel
Speakers Harry Pilkington:
Sunday, 9:30 Lord's Table; 11:00
Family Bible Hour; 7:00 Evening
Gospel Service.
Recky Mt. Community Church
Indian Ridge Pipestem: Randy
Lilly, Pastor. S.S. loam, We€ship
S., 11 am; Youth S., 6 prn; Bible
Study, 7 pm. 2nd Sat./ me.,
Gospel Sing, refreshments 7 pro.
Spruce Run Chapel
On Rt. 12 near Forest Hill. Area-
Pastor. Ead Hiesom, Jr. SS 10 am
Morning Worship 11 am. Gospel
Service Fri. 7:30 pm
Restwood
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