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4 - Hinton News Tues. March 5, 1991
I
The Hinton News
Published Tuesday
By The
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Music In Our
Schools Month
"A World In Tune" is the theme
for Music In Our Schools Month 1991,
which focuses attention on public
school music education in America.
The national celebration, to be held
during Mar., is sponsored by Music
Educators National Conference
(MENC), a 60,000-member profes-
sional association.
This year's theme highlights the
global impact of music and its uni-
versality to the human experience.
This unifying force is felt through-
out our county and abroad. America's
rich musical heritage is a vital part
of our schools and communities, and
it contributes to our nation's place as
a world leader. Music education
during the earlyyears can help indi-
viduals develop a sense of commu-
nity with others that brings joy and
a deeper understanding of them-
selves and the world around them.
On Mar. 7, at 1:00 p.m., WSWP-
TV will air the WORLD'S LARG-
EST CONCERT - a simultaneous
=national sing-along", linking more
than eight million students and
teachers nationwide. Marilyn
McCoo, pop star, will host the con-
cert which is produced by MENC
and distributed by PBS. This ha-
Engagement
Joyce Annis Bragg
Announced
Mr. A. B. Bragg, Jr., of Sand-
stone, W.Va., and Mrs. Jewell Bragg-
Manuri of Oceanside, Ca., are
pleased to announce the engagement
of their daughter, Joyce Annie Bragg
to Captain Danny Burke, son of Mrs.
Lydia Burke, Clearwater, Fla.
Ms. Bragg, a former resident of
the Hinton, W. Vs. area, is now re-
siding in Los Angeles, Ca. After
completion of her education at El
Camino University, Ms. Bragg pur-
sued a career in the entertainment
industry. Her credits include the Los
Angeles Rams entertainment divi-
sion, numerous radio and television
commercials, and roles in television
and feature film productions.
Captain Burke, also of Los Ange-
les, Ca., completed his education at
the University of Miami, Fla. He
joined Trans World Airlines and was
recently the General Manager of
Flying for TWA's western region.
Captain Burke currently is quali-
fied to operate and instruct on the
Boeing 747 Jumbo-jets on TWA'B
worldwide routes.
Joyce and Danny will be married
on Apr. 14, at the Westwood United
Methodist Church, Los Angeles, Ca.,
followed by a honeymoon in Hon-
olulu, Hawaii. The couple will main-
tain their residence in West LOs
Angeles, Ca.
Talcott Brownie and Junior
Girl Scout Activities
The Talcott Brownie Troop # 2015
and the Junior Girl Scout Troop #
2045 held their Investiture & Red-
edication Ceremony on Fri. Nov. 30th
at the Mt. Pisgah United Methodist
Church witha Founder's Day Lock-
in celebration.
The Ceremony began with the
reading of the Brownie Story. The
girls to be invested were: Kelly
Rudisill, Kristen Cook, Allison Ball,
Helena Basler, Autumn Buckland,
tional celebration is the result of" HeatherElswich, YanseaHutchins,
year-long practice of songs distrib-
uted by MENC to schools across the
country.
SENIOR
NEWS
ACTIVITIES AT Tl HINTON
SENIOR CENTER
Located on the corner of
Second Ave. and Summers St.
Partially funded by the W. Va.
Commission on Aging
Wed. Mar. 6
Menu: Meatloaf/gravy, potato
salad, plums, biscuits.
Thurs. Mar. 7
5, ! amburgerVeg, soup, egg
:/:d sndwich, spinach, lemon
pudding, crackers.
Activities: Bingo for prizes after
lunch.
VITA 8:00 until 1:00.
Fri. Mar. 8
Menu: Fish tartar sauce, coleslaw,
apple, cornbread.
Activities: Gospel sing at 11:15.
Monthly Square Dance 7:00 p.m.
Admission $1.00. Age 30 and over
admitted. Music by The Ramblers.
Men. Mar. 11
Menu: Brown beans/ham bits,
cooked cabbage, peaches, cornbread.
Activities: Bible Study at 11:15.
Summers County Council on Aging,
R:r ,f" Directors meeting at 1:00
Tues. Mar. 12
Menu: Salisbury steak, buttered
beets, applecriBp, bread.
Menu changes may occur due to
the unavailability of certain foods or
due to circumstanceB beyond our
control.
Jamie Keatley, Candi Lilly, Jessica
Mills, Mandi Richmond, Jenny
Talbott, Amanda Williams &
Tomeka Colin. ,
The Junior Girl Scout Troop wel-
come 8 girls into their troop with a
Candle Ceremony ofrededication to
the Girl Scout Promise and Laws.
The girls invested were: Juli Kiddle,
Jessica Perkins, Melissa Huffman,
Lara Eller, Beverly Bragg, Heather
Meadows, Heather Williams, & Edha
Sue Meadows.
During the ceremony the girls
received their Girl Scout Pins from
their mothers.
Scheduled Bus Trips
Mar. 7 Beckley
Mar. 22 -- Mercer Mall
Pence Springs Mar. 20
VITA
Vol u nteer Income Tax Assistance
program will be at the Hinton Senior
Center every Thurs. 9:00 until I:00
for the purpose of assisting the eld-
erly and low income with the prepa-
ration of their tax returns.
Stewart, Christy Richmond, Kim-
berly Martin & Amy Eller.
A brieftalk asgiven to the girls
and parents in attendance about the
Girl Scout movement and the Life ot
Juliette Gordon Low, founder of this
movement in the U.S.
After the ceremony everyone was
invited to cake and soft drinks to
celebrate the birthday of Juliette
Gordon Low.
Continuing on with the evening
the girls worked on activities toward
badge work.
Leaders for the Brownie Troop
are Robin Cook, Carrie Talbott &
Carol Lilly. Junior Leadersare Laura
Richmond, Betty Crockett, & Carol
Huffman.
As leaders we'd like to thank the
parents that helped with our over-
night activities. We couldn't do our
many activities with the girls with-
out your help and support. We'd also
like to thank Mt. Pisgah United
Methodist Church.
Junior Girls joining in for their BINGO
rededication were: Christin Bower, Bingo every Thurs. night, start-
Kristen Brogan, Lori Beth ing at 7:00 P.M. at the Moose Lodge.
Richmond, Donna Campbell, Jamie Concession avaialble. Mini and
Crockett, Jennifer Keatley, Alisha maxi jackpot.
Tyree, Jennifer Clayton, Jennifer Children can play if accompanied
Boone, Jennifer Rudisill, Melanie by an adult.
i,
CARD OF THANKS
The family of John Walker, wish toexpress their
sincere appreciation to the friends, and neighbors,
especially those who sent flowers and food. To his
co.workers from Summers County Courthouse and
W. V. Dept. of Highways District 9 employees.
Thanks to the Rev. Thomas Shaver and Rev. Earl
Brewer. A special thanks to the Lobbans Funeral
Home and the V.F.W. Post 6723.
From the Family of
John D. Walker
J
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Hinton High
School Speech
Team
Six students from H.H.S. partici-
pated in the 23rd. Annual John
Marshall Forensic Tournament at
Marshall University, on Feb. 15 and
16. The students spoke in 5 prelimi-
nary rounds, in competition with
students from our 30 schools in 4
states.
These students worked hard to
raise funds and prepare their events
for this excellent, challenging edu-
cational opportunity.
Joey Hartwell, a sophomore,
competed in the Extemporaneous
Speaking Event in which he was
given 1/2 hour to prepare a 7-rninute
Bpeech on current event topics from
major national news magazines. Joey
also went "on camera" for the TV
Broadcasting event in which he
presented a 2 minute newscast, fol-
lowed by a 60 second commercial.
Following the completion of his pre-
pared material, he was given 2
minutes of news copy to read "cold".
Jamie McGraw, a freshman,
competed in the Novice Public Ad-
dress event which was open only to
students who had not competed
before this school year. Jamie pre-
sented an original, memorized, in-
formative 8 minute speech on Post
Traumatic Stress Disorder as it
Affects WV Vietnam Veterans.
Tony Michael and Jason Gill,
sophomores, and freshmen Tonya
Michaels and Karen Adkins com-
peted in Impromptu Speaking. This
event challenges the students to
think well on their feet. Topics dealth
with ordinary things, words, famous
people, or quotations.
Students draw 3 topics, selected
one and had 5 minutes to prepare a
5 minute speech.
Sister Joan Marie Coleman, Latin
teacher, at H.H.S., coached the group
and accompanied them to Hunting-
ton.
CPS CLASS
An additional Certified Profes-
sional Secretaries Review Class has
been added to the Spring 1991 list-
ing of courses offered through the
Division of Continuing Education at
Bluefield State College.
The CPS class slated to start on
Mqn. evening, Mar. 18, will be taught
by Donna G. Harmon. The class will
meet for seven weeks and will exam-
ine parts three (economics) and six
( office technology) of the CPS ex-
amination.
'Round Hinton
Spec. Donald Ramsey
Stationed In
Saudi Arabia
By: Shirley Garten Jolliffe
This week's birthdays include
Darrell Mann, Sr., 53, of Hinton,
Nancy Karen Aclken, Jr., 15, of
Jumping Branch, Diane Pitzer, Tug
Creek Mt., Andy Bennett of Madams
Creek, Becky Thompson and Gerald
Fredrickem, Jr., 18,of Princeton now.
Birthdays from Feb. 25 include
Perry Richmond, 25, of Pipestem,
Dora Lee Dunn, 14, Diane Gill, 9, of
Sandstone, Ruth Skidmore, and
Caroline Rains.
On Feb. 26th., the following cele-
brated their birthdays: Jennifer
Williams, 14, of Hilldale, Lindsay
Rae Richmond, 3, of Pine Hill.
Joe Vancy, 56, of Elk Knob,
Blanche Searbro, Summers County
Continuous Care Center, Walter
David Adkins, 36, TUg Creek Mt.
Larry and Glands Dick, had their
14th. weddinganniversary. They live
at Sandstone.
Georgia Plumley, of Madams
Creek, Sherry Ward of Hix, Barbara
Sears, of Keatley Springs, and
Spec. Donald Ramseyis now Bta- Nathan Sears, 3, of Upland, had
tinned in Saudi Arabia. His address birthday on Feb. 27th.
is: Spec. Donald Ramsay, 234-06-
3322, Operation Desert Storm, Bravo
Co., 34th. Signal Bn., 93rd. Signal
BRIG., APO, N. Y. 09650-0300.
Son, Your family misses you very
much. We worry a lot. Hopefully this
war will be over soon. Come home
safe and sound.
Donald's wife is Christine and his
daughter is Ashley, now living in
Germany.
Love Dad, Sis & Family
Dennis Ramsey, P. O. Box 75,
Hinton, W.Va. 25951.
Feb. 28, Phyllis Bowling, of Hin-
ton, Marie Fleshman, of Green
Sulphur Springs, Mary Katherine
Frith, 75, of Forest Hill, Warren
Adkins, 11, of Tug Creek, Nancy
Richmond, of Hilldale, Donnie Susie
Meadows, of Cemetery Rd., Wilcie
Grimmett of Forest Hill, a patient at
The Humans Greenbrier Hospital,
and Willie Lyons, 11, of Hirn, all
had birthdayB.
Marie Tincher of Tug Creek Mt.,
has a birthday Mar. 1Bt. P.J.
Knokower, 20, of Hinton, also had a
birthday Mar. 1st. Mar. 6th. Brenda
Adkins, of Hinton, has a birthday.
If you have anything to announce,
please call 466-5787 before 8:00 P.M.
Preneed Funeral Planning
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Our competent staff has been professionally trained to assist
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Our reputation Is built on serving families like yours and we
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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 BIptist Church
Superintendent, Alice Bowyer,
i Sunday School 10, Morning wor-
ship 11.
Bellepolnl Baptiat Church
N. Bruce Creswel. Jr., Pastor:
Sunday Service: Joe McBride
Sup(., Sunday Schoot 9:45 am.
Morning Worship, t 1 am. Youth
fellowship,5:45pm. Evening Sen,-
ice, 7 pro. Wednesday Service.
7:pm. Prayer Meeting and BibLe
Study.
Big Creek
Lynn Maddy, Pastor: Sunday
School 10 a.rn. Morning Worship
t 1 a.rn. each Sunday. Evening
Services, Sunday at 7p.rn. Prayer
Indian Mille Baptist Church
Steve How0ock, Pastor: S.S.
SuX. James Keatky. Sunday
School 10 A.M. Classes lor all
ages. Worship. Service, 11 AM.
and 7 P.M. Every Sunday. Prayer
Meeting Wed. 7 P.M.
Judeon Freewill Baptist
Church
Pastor Pat Kounse: Sunday
School 10:00 O' ClOCR. Every
Sunday. Services Sunday Night
At 7:00 o' clock,P.= Kounse,
Sunday Schopl Superintendent.
KeaUey Springs Baptist
Church
Sunday School 10 A.M., Harold
M eek,s, Superintendent. if,
Laurel Creek Baptist Church
First and third Sunday at 11:00
meeting Wed. at 7 p.m. B Y F am., Second and Forth Sunday
Sunday at 6p.m. at 7:00 pro., Wednesday night
Brooks Baptist Church
Pastor Darrell Harnm: Edward
Cyrus, Sunday School Superin-
tendent., Sun.School 10 a.m.
Morning Worship t t a.m. Eve-
ning Service Sun.at 7 p.rn. Prayer
Meeting Tues. at 7:30 p.rn.Wed.
Service 7 p,m.
Calvary Baptist Church
Red Sulphur: Ray. Rick Hender-
son, Sunday School 10 A.M.
Randy Hedge. Superintendent
Morning Worship 11.'OO A.M.
Evening Worship 7.'30 P.M. Wed-
nasday Worship 7:30 P.M.
Careen
Re*/. Nathanlel Johnson: Sunday
School, E. G. Crawiord, Supt, 11
&m. Morning Worship Every Sun-
day, Preaching 1st, and 3rd.:
Sundays at 11 &m. and 6 p.m.
C4mtrel
Pastor Robert L. Moore: 9:45 =am.
Church School. 1 t a.m. Morning
Warship. 6:30 p.m. B Y F. 7.'00
p,m. Evening Worship. 7 p.m.
Wednesday Mid - Week Sorvtce
Chestnut Grove
qietChurch
Pastor: Benny Allen. Superinten
dent: Lowell Bennat1. Sunda)
School, 10 a.m. Morning Worshi
11 a.m. Evening Service 7.'3(
Wed. Evening Seice 7.'30 p,m.
Cook's Chapel
(Regular Bapttst Church) John S
Atkinson, Pastor; 10 a.rn. Sunda
School. Supt. Kyle Kinzet, 11 a.rn
Morning Worship. 6 p.rn., B Y F ;
p.m. Evening Worship Wed. 7 p.m
Prayer Meeting.
Femnstm" - Freewill
Two miles north of Aklerson or
the Alta Reed, Sunday School 1(
rn. Baptist Youth League 6 p.m
Evening servic 7 pat
Rrsl Baptist Church
Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Bruc
Richmond. Supt. Morning Wor.
ship11 a.m., Evening Service 7:(X
p.m. Mid Week Sen 7:00 p.m,
Forest Hill Baptist Churd
Pastor Jon E. Eis.rdo: Sento
2rid. & 4th, Sunday 11:00, Sun.
day Night So 7:00, Wed nas.
day Night 7:30,1 st. & 3d, Sunda
Serv At Methodist Church A1
; 9:30 P.M. Service Meeting.
=e BUet Church
Dan Sr, Pastor. Sunday
School 10 a.m., Morning Worship
11 .'00 i.m. Sunday Evening 6.'0(;
p.m. Wed. Evening 7:00 p.m.
Odffi Creek
Edwi Ray Hatr, Jr., Pester:Sun,
day Schoo 10 Lm. S. S. Supt,
Melvin Ryan. Womhip Services
At 11.100 AM 1=., 3rd. and 5th,
Sundaye Evening rvicas at 7:0C
P.M. 2rid. ,end 4th. Sunda. Mid
Wesk Prayer Service And Youth
Meeting EachWednesday at 7.00
P.M.
Service 7.'00 prn., Sunday School
10:am. Pastor, Andy Howdook
Uck Creek Baptist Church
Sunday School at 10 am. Preach-
ing Services,ll am. Every un.
day. Prayer Meeting Wednesday
7 pro. Rev. Tom McGraw, Pastor.
UtUe Weft Creek
Independent Baptist Church. Off
Rt. 12 on the Little Weir Creek
Road. Pastor, Donald L. Hannah:
Sunday School Superintendent,
Wayne Srowning, Sunday School
10:00 am. Worship Service 11 :'00
am. Sun. Evening Service 7 pro,
Youth Meeting Wednesday 6.'30
)re.Mid Weak Service Wed. 7prn.
Idow Creek
Pastor J. L. Jones: Sun.t0 am.
Sunday School ; I t am., Morning
Worship; 7 pro. Evening Worship;
7 pro. Wed., Mkl Week Bible Study
and Prayer Meeting.
Meadow Creek
Roy. Willmm Carter: Sunday
School Superintendent Mrs. E. E.
Johnson. Sunday School lOs.m,
every Sunday. Prayer service
Wednesday 6:30. Worship serv-
ice third Sunday at 11 a.m.
Mt Calvary FmewlH
Baptist Church. Sunday School
I 0:00 a.m., Preaching 11:00 a.m,,
Preaching Sunday Night 7.'00
p,m., Prayer Mooting Wednsday
7.'00., Pastor E. R. Buck Tyres
New Salem Baptiet Church
Pastor I. E. Hatcher: Sunday
School t0:00. Church 1 I:00 Fun.
darnental,
Nindtz MIsdonary
Balxist Church Pastor Arnold
Cooper: S. S. Supedntandent
Kirby Bragg, Sunday Schoolg:45.,
Momin 9 Worship and Children
Church 11 a.nt Sunday Morning.
Evening Sunday Worship 7 ::]0.
Prayer Meeting and Youth Meat-
ing 7.'30 Wednesday.
Pine Grove
Paste€ W, C. : Sunday
School Supt., Bill Hawks, Sunday
School 10 a.m. Morni Worsh
11.'00 A.M. Wednesday Evening
Service 7; p.m.
Rhondm Anna Memodel
Church
Stroeter, WV. Service wery 2rid.,
4th. and 5(h. Saturday evenings
at 7.'00 p.m.
River Valley
RI. 12 Forest Hill Road. Bill Jen-
kins, Pastor: 10 elm. Sunday
SChool, Oakley Grknmatl, Super-
intendant 11 &m. Morning Wer-
Is. 7:30 p.m. Evening Service.
7 p.m. Youth Feilowshtp Thur.
Roles ChalH Missionary
Baptist, Roy Lee Fkmaker, Jr..
Pastor: Sun. Schoo I 0 A.M. Wor-
ship Se 11KM. each Sun-
day. Prayer Service, Bible Se-
)ce, Youth Meeting Wed. 7 p.m.
Rel,neburg
D. L. Stainaker, Pastor: 10 &m.
Sunday School desses for al
ages. Richard Hollen St.oen-
tendent 11 a.m. Morning Wor-
ship, 7 P.M. Night Service.
Sand=tone BWISt Church
Pastor Eddie Johnson: Sunday
School Supt. Bill Dean, Sunday
School t 0 A.M., Morning Womhip
11 A.M. Evening Services 7:00
P.M., Wed. Prayer Meeting and
Youth Meeting 7 P.M.
Second
Talcott, First Sun. Service t 1 A.M.,
Sunday at 3.'00 P.M.
Second Baptist Church
212 James St., Ray. Matthew
Saunders, Services 2rid. & 4th.
Sunday 11 KM., Prayer Se4vice
Wednesday 6:30, Sunday Scho
each Sunday 9.'30, Mr. Jatrms
Nid,.olas Subt Mrs. Edith Goods,
Assist.
Tempa Church
Robert Cm. Pastor:. Sunday
School, I0 a.rn. Melvin Williams,
Supt. Preaching Services at 11:00
a.m. every Sunday.
Upland BallSt Church
Pastor A. Angell, Jr.: S. S. - 1000,
Sunday Worship - 11:00, Sup(.,
Rudy Allen Stevenson. Asistent
Su. Rebecca Romene,oibie
Study Sunday Evening 7,'00 .
Youth Meetin 7.'00 Suy. ,
CATHOLIC
SL Patrick Catholic Cl
Mass Schedule, Sunday 9 &m.
CHRISTIAN
Commurdly Christian ......
Pastor DO Hatchet: Wonhlp
Serva Sun. 11 Lm. and 7.'00
;).m. Bible Study 10 a.m. Wed.
7:00 p, rn.
Rrst Christion Church
Eddie Via, Minister: Sunday
School 9:45 A.M., Morning Wor-
ship 11:00 A.M., Sunday Evening
Bible Study, Sunday 6.'00 Youth
Meetings 6:00 .........
CHURCH OF
CHRIST
Hinton
1621 Surnrn St. MihlsteL Phil-
lid Strattis: Sunday Morning Bible
Study 10 a.m. Sunday Morning
Worship Servic 10;45 &fit. Sun-
day Evening Service 7:00 P.M.
Wednesday Evening Sea,lee 7
P.M.
Lay Ctrch o1 Chrlet
Sunday 10:00, Bible Study 10;45,
Evening Sunday 700 p.m., Wed-
nesday Bible Study 7,'00 P.M.
sheauw Hm
Tug Creek Road, Sunday Wor-
ship 11 A.M. Sunday Evening 6:30
P,M. VKlnesday 7:30
P.M.
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I EPISCOPAL
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11 Lm. Ftmt Third Sundays,
HOly Communibn 11 Lm., S-
ond and Fourth Sunda.
METHODIST
Bnt
Miller MemodalChurch School 10
a.m. Morning Wo 11 a.m.
Evening Servk 7:30 P.M. U M Y
F Wednday 6 p.m.
P,t United M Chuh
Hinton, WVG'Id F. Dotson, Mth-
isis: Sunday Sdm 9:45 KM.,
Momlng Wooa It :0o A.M. Ch
ce avdab: Momeets h ¢Idl-
d.m. Wrmday P,a Vil
11:00 &M.- 1:00 P.M. In the
Sanctuary. Wety Youth
Club, 4:00 P.M. S:O0 P.M., F
Trarportation: 466-0544
James Chapel at True
P,v. Carton Wilson, Pastor: Serv.
ioes9 a.rn. Sun. Schoo4 tO a.m.
John=on
Minister, Hu Groves: Sam
Groves, Ly Leader. Study: 9:45.
Warship 11 a.m.
Undside
Red Sulphur. Marshall Fowler
Paslor: Service every seoond
Sunday 7 p.m. every fourth Sun-
day 11 a.m.
uwv JaM Mwnodal
Pastor Reno H. Richmond: Sun-
day School 10 a.m. Morning
Worship 11 Lm. Evening Prayer
Meeting 7.'30 P,M.
Melhodist Charge
Rick Beam: First Sunday & 3rd,
Sunday, Brooklyn 9:15. Mt. Zion
10:15 A.M., Sand Knob 11:30
P.M., Ntnlz 2rid. and 41h. Sun-
day. Bazhal 9:30. Pluto Manha
Chapel 11:00. Madam= Creek.
Mount
Momin 9 Worship 9:30 a.m.
Church School I0:30 a.rn. UMY
F Tuesday 5.'30 P,M.
New Hope
C. Franklin Mick. Pastor: Sunday
School lOam, Worship Ist & 3rd
Sun. 11 arn & 4th Sun. at 7:3Oprn
Oek Grove
C. Franklin Mick, Pastor: Sunday
Schoo at 11 ant, Worship 2nd &
4th Sun., lOam& 1st Sun.st 7pro
T=dcott Charge
C. Franklin Mlok, Pastor: Forest
Hill, 1st & 3rd Sundays: Worship
10 am, Sun. School 11 am.
Trinity
C. Franklin Mick. Pastor: Sunday
SChoo 10 am, Womhip asrvks
2rid & 4th Sun. 11 am& 3rd SUn.
at 7:30
PRESBYTERIAN
Grvie, 10 Lm. Sunday
School 7:45 p.m., Community
Worship Seice
Rr=t Rresbyted=n Church
Rev.Robe H, Glaser: Sunday
School 9:45 & Wolhip 11:00 am
Pray klleeing Wed. 7:30 P.M,
Han's Caru
Greenville, 10 ,m. Sunday Schoo
7;45 p.m., Comnnity Worship
Seadce.
Loweti
. McMurray, Pastor.
Worip Smvicas hd at 2:30 pm
on lm. and 3rd. Sundaye.
Bmny
iRa v. slmmut McMuray, Pastor.
;Gmmy Meadow10 ILm. n-
yschu. Worehlp 4wvkl
1301 Summmm SL Pestm
Welch: Sunday 10 am
Mo Wo.p tlam Sunday
Nigllt 7 pm Wed. NigM 7 pm
Himon Ooepel T€
10 Main Strav,, Ben-
n, Pastor: Sunday SOhool 10
Lm. Mor)np Woep 110 ".m.
Youth nelng ¢30 p.m. Even-
g,elic 7:30 P.M. Bit;de
Study Wedmday 7:gO P.M.
Jehev's
Sunday 10 am Public Talk,
Tueeday 7:30 pro, ic
Sd'mol "i'y S:30 pm 8elce
M.
Ray. Elmo A.I, St.. Pastor:
Davld Moten, el4M. Sunday
SChoOl 0;45 ILm. Morning Wor-
ship 10;45 ,,m. Youth F
5o p.m. Evene wa=4 7:3o
p.m. Pre Wed. 7:30
P.M.
i
Lulheran
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Beckkw, Sunday Worship 9:30
a.m., Sunday School 11 a.m., 725
Dry Hill Road. 252-5820 or 252
4793., Ray. Kenneth L. Fray
Mourn Olivet Church
A community church, Madams
Creek Road, 2 1/2 riles, Wifllam
A. Thor, Paor: 46 J9
Sunday School 10.'OO a.m. Morn-
=ng Worship 11:00 &m., Evening
Sen/ice 7:30 p.m. EOT, Wees-
day ( 7 p.m. EST. winter)
Ikumrene
1602 Temple St. PastorRev
Robert Wisemen: Sunday School
10 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.rn.
Evangelist Service Sunday Night
7 P.M. Thursday. Prayer and Bible
Study 7 P.M.
pillar of Truth
Church
At Bargr Springs, Paster,Owiile
Meadows: Sunday School 10.'OO
A.M., Morning Worship 11.'00
A.M., Wedne-:day Bible St ud y 7 :O0
P.M.
First Chuch ol God
Nora Keaton, Pastor: Sunday
School 10 am, Morning Worship
11 am, Evening Worship 7 pro,
Wed. Evening Bible Study 7 prn.
215 Second Ave., Hi.on.
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Speakers Harry Pilkington: Sun-
day, 9.'30 Lord's TaOde 11.'00
Family Bible Hour. 4.'00 Junior
Young People. 7.'30. Evonlng
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BANK OF HINTON
466-2311
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RONALD MEADOWS
FUNERAL PARLORS
466-1179
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