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4 - Hinton News Tues. March 11, 2003
The Hinton News
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GCCC Area
Students
Honored on
BSC
President's,
Dean's List
Students from the area served by
the Greenbrier Community College
Center of Blue field State College
have been placed on the President's
and Dean's Lists, based on
outstanding academic achievement.
Earning a 3.8 average with no D
or F grades, with a minum of 12
semester hours or more, not
including developmental' courses,
Pictured left to right; Delegate Ron Thompson, BPW Treasurer Pauline Meadows, Hinton BPW
Delegate VirginiaMahan, Hinton BPWLegislative Member Mary Beth Merritt and Delegate Sally
Chair Vera Epling, Robert Kiss Speaker of the Susman.
House, BPW President Jo E. Canterbury; Hinton
Attended W.Va. Women's Commission,
Women's Day at the Legislature
Jo E. Canterbury, Pauline
Meadows, Mary Beth Merritt,
Summers County Clerk, and Vera
• Epling represented Hinton Business
and Professional Women's Club at
ARH Named One of America's
Top 100 Health Networks
Appalachian Regional Healthcare
(ARH) has been named one of the
Top 100 Integrated HebJth Networks
from a group of nearly 600 hospital
and health systems-around the
country.
The Top 100 list, compiled by the
national research firm Verispan and
released today, measures the ability
of health systems such as ARH to
provide patients with coordinated
health care complete with a full
range of services based on their
individual needs. In general, the
Top 100 Integrated Health Networks
are more financially stable and offer
strong clinical care as Compared to
other health systems not achieving
this status.
that our System was fully
integrated," Hanson said. "Now this
national statistical survey
demonstrates that we are offering
people in Central Appalachia the far-
reaching health services they need
and deserve."
According to Hanson, the mission
of ARH is to improve the health and
well being of all the people in•
Central Appalachia in partnership
with its communities. ARH
maintains corporate offices in
Hazard and Lexington, Kentucky.
High Point University
Awards Presidential
Scholarships
the West Virginia Women's
Commission, Women's Day at the
Legislature.
Members met with several of area
representatives and was also
present for the Governor's speech in
which he praised the First Lady for
her accomplishments as a mother
and working woman.
Members observed the delegate's
voting to pass a resolution to add a
woman to the state seal.
Members were honored to meet
the First Lady Sandy Wise and were
present when she recognized and
presented Virginia Mahan, a Hinton
BPW member and delegate from our
District, with a guardian angel
sculpture.
The legislative committee enjoyed
taking an active role in the political
process this year and plan to
encourage more members to attend
Women's Day at the Legislature in
the future.
Attending Women's Day at the
Legislature created awareness of the
law making process from the ground
up. Hinton BPW members brought
information to the club to enable our
earns a student placement on the ARH is a not-for-profithealthcare members to "Take Issue and Take
President's List. system operating nine hospitals, 17 Cody Scott Coffman from Hinton, Root- ,on' igses, in!borI:
:: Included on thA Presidents I.;st clinics, skilled nur#in and VV.A,,waaardedPreskient'l
ll'orte'ansemesteromtheareas re]aItatmn serwce programs, Scholarshlp m the amount of $6,500 - ;For'mre.fmmtion,,rt0.
erved by GCCC are: F. Gayle h0me"health agetcies, p1:les • based on her academic performance Hinton Business and Professional
Greenway and Beverly Pauley, both and home care stores in Eastern at Summers County High School Women's Club contact Nancy Smith,
,of Alderson; April D. Hobson,
' Ballard; Marilyn IC Kiddle, Hinton;
:Jeffrey C. Pence, Peterstown; Kevin
I:F. Adkins, Shady Spring; Thurman
I.W. Matney, Wayside
Earning the Dean's List
.esignation with a minimum of 3.25
:average, no failing grades snd
!" carrying at least 12 semester hours,
!excluding developmental courses,
• from the area served by Greenbrier
i Community College Center for the
:fall semester were: Jerry I,. Baker,
:Steven W. Baker, Mic.helle L..
:Bennett, Heather M. Duff, Michael
:, Hanna, Travis W. Hicks, Tista N.
: Jones, Jennifer L. Same, Michelle D.
!Seltzer, Jessica L. Snedegar, Mabel
:J. Vandall, Nancy L. Wamsley, all of
Alderson; Larry W. Hendricks Jr.,
Daniels; Joni D. harrah, Green
Sulphur Springs; Sara E. Fix, Laura
Keaton, Arnold W. Ryan II" and
Beverly Yancey, all of Hinton;
Ronald D. Holt, Indian Mills; Jason
L. Fedukovich, Jumping Branch;
Candance S. Killen and Lydia M.
Treadway, both of Meadow Bridge;
Jason B. Wilkerosn, Nimitz;
Amanda S. Allen, Jacquetta L.
Huntley, Victoria Lester and Angelia
K. Phillips, all of Peterstown;
• Deborah A. Lilly, Princewick;
! Melissa D. McHome, Sarton; Fatih
R. Hanshew, Springdale; Lori B.
: Mullins and Jeremy S. Willis, beth
of Wayside.
: Greenbrier Community College
Center, one of four campuses of
Bluefield State College, serves
Greenbrier, Monroe, Pocahontas,
Summers and pdrts of Raleigh,
Fayette and Nicholas counties as
well as the neighboring Alleghany
Highlands of VL, ginia.
Facilities used by by GCCC
include Greenbrier Hall in the
Academy Park, the Annex, Jefferson
Office Park, and the Greenbrier
Valley Theatre, all in Lewisburg;
Caldwell Machine Shop Building,
Caldwell; Anthony Correction
Center, White Sulphur Springs;
Denmar Correctional Center,
Hillsboro; Federal Prison Camp,
Alderson; Federal Prison, Beckley;
Monroe County Vocatioanl Technical
School, Linside; Greenbrier East
High School, Fairlea; Greenbrier
West High School, Chamco;
Pocahontas County High School,
Dunmore; and the Greenbrier Valley
Airport, Maxwelton.
With GCCC serving over 1,000
students, other campuses of
Bluefield State College are in
Beckley, Welch and Bluefield with a
total enrollment at BSC of over
3,000 students.
Kentucky and Southern West
Virginia. It is the first time ARH
has made th.e Top 100 list; only one
other health system made the list
from Kentucky or West Virginia.
"We are pleased that Appalachian
Regional Healthcare has earned this
prestigious national ranking," said
• Stephen C. Hanson, President and
Chief Executive Officer of ARH. "We
are proud of our trustees, doctors,
nurses, clinical and administrative
staff and community leaders whose
hard work made this award
possible.!'
Verispan, a Chicago-based
and scholarship interviews
conducted on campus, February
15th. Cody was among 249 students
who participated in High Point
University's annual Presidential
Scholarship Competition. The
student candidates represented 28
states and 3 foreign countries. The
scholarship is renewable every year
based on the student's cumulative
grade point average while studying
at the institution.
Founded in 1924 by the
predecessors of the United
Methodist Church, High Point now
enrolls 3,000 students and offers 49
research firm, has ranked majors and seven graduate
healthcare networks for the past six programs. A Division I member of
years based on their financial and the NCAA, the University sponsors
clinical performance and degree of 16 intercollegiate sports and more
integration. Verispan rates each than 60 clubs and organizations.
system in several categories
designed to measure success,
including financial stability,
integration, technology and hospital
utilization.
"With our history and the wide
range of service ARH offers, we knew
JB-NIMITZ PSD
The regular monthly meeting of
the Jumping Branch-Nimitz PSD is
held the first Monday of each month
at 5 pm. the meetings are open to
the public.
Membership Chair at P. O. Box
1033, Hinton, WV. 25951.
CREATIOH/EVOLUTION SEMINAR
GOD-IS HE, OR ISN'T HE?
"in the beginning was matter, which begat the amoeba, which begat the worm, which
begat the fish, which begat the amphibian, which begat the monkey, which begat man,
who imagined God. This is the genealogy of man." So stated Chades Smith, former president
of the American Association for the Advancement of Atheism, in his booklet, Godless
Evolution.
=In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth." So stated Moses in the first
chapter, the first verse, the first book of the Bible- Genesis 1:1.
Who is right? Is there a God, or isn't there? Is Exodus 20:11 correct when it asserts:
=For in 6 days Jehovah made heaven and earth, the sea, and all that in them is, and rested
the seventh day..."? Or did organic evolution-the result of spontaneous generation billions
of years ago-product all that you see before you today? What is the answer?
This is a situation of intense proportions and tremendous magnitude. Either there is a
God, or there is not. There is no middle ground. Any attempt to remain neutral is
automatically synonymous with unbelief. Whatever decision you reach, it is an important
one. And who among us makes important decisions without first gathenng, sifting, examining,
scrutinizing, and weighing all the facts of the case? The question then arises, what is the
evidence offered for God's existence? Who is right? Is there a God, or isn't there? •
If there is a God, then them is an eternal heaven to be gained and an eternal hell to be
avoided. If there is a God, then nothing else really matters; if them is no God, then nothing
matters at all. If there is no GOD, then the atheistic creed of life, with the grave as the end
and a life to be filled with pleasures of the moment, is entirely satisfactory. If there is no
God, them is nothing to stop us from living by atheism's golden rule: "Do your own thing; if
it feels good, do it." On the other hand, if there is a GOD, and if the Bible is His inspired word
to man as Christians claim it to be, then we are faced with an entirely different situation.
Suddenly we come face-to-face with the stark realization that mankind was created with a
purpose-and a lifetime to fulfill that purpose. To succeed means joy forever with God in
eternity; to fail is to fail throughout all eternity.
If you would like to examine the evidences for God's existence, we invite you to attend
a four day seminar titled The Truth About Origins, being held March 27-30. The 27th.,
28th., 29th. will be held at the Summers County High School. Registration will be at 6:30
p.m. The seminar will start at 7 p.m. On the 30th., the seminar will be held at the Hinton
Church of Christ, beginning at 9:30 a.m. The seminar will deal with such issues as scientific
evidence for God's existence, a scientific examination of the theory of evolution, the Bible's
inspiration, and many others.
There is no charge whatsoever for the seminar; all sessions are free. No collections of
any kind will be made. Numerous handout materials will be made available free-of-charge
to each participant. The speaker is Dr. Brad Harrub holds an earned Ph. D. in Anatomy and
Neumbiology from the University of Tennessee College of Medicine. Everyone is invited.
Submitted by John McCain,
Hinton Church of Christ, 1621 Summers Street, Hinton. Ph: 466-5720.
CHER
Cher with Don Irrera (Comedian)
will be appearing on Wednesday,
May 28th. - 7:30 p.m. at the Civic •
Center Coliseum of the Charleston •
Civic Center. Ticket prices; $79.75*
/49.75" All Seats Reserved. Eight
• ticket limit per person. *Includes
Facility Surcharge Fee. Cash only at
Civic Center Box Office.
For ticket purchase - Call Ticket
Master. Charleston Area (304) 342-
5757, Huntington Area (304) 523-
5757. www.ticketmaster.com
NOW ACCEPTING
APPLICATIONSI
Summers County Head Start is
now accepting applications for the
2003-04 program year. If you have a
child between three and five they
may be eligible to participat e .
(Children must be three by
September 1, 2003).
For additional information , call
466-6016 and ask for Gall, Riley,
Dottle, or Michelle.
"The Truth Shall Make You Free"
(John 8:32)
By Fred Seavers
As we begin our study on the =Grace of
God," there are a couple of things we must
have a grasp on before we can truly
understand how His grace'affects our lives.
About the best description one can give
of what the grace of God entails is found in
the words, =God's grace is the unmerited
favor of God. In other words, there is nothing
that man can do to be so good as to earn
his salvation in and of his own merits alone."
Hence, we see the words of Ephesians
2:8-9, =For by grace are you savedthrough
faith; and that not of yourselves; it is the gift
of God: Not of works, lest any man should
boast." Many times, this is presented to man
as the whole of God's plan of salvation for
man. We are often told there is nothing man
can do to be saved, that there are no works
required of man, but that salvation is solely
of grace.
With these things in mind, I will pose a
very simple question with a very scriptural
answer: "Is the saving grace of God
CONDITIONAL, or UNCONDITIONAL?
An answer of =unconditional," that is, that
there is nothing required of man, and no
works man must do as an active participant
in his salvation, leaves no conclusion but
that all men will be saved, according to Titus
2:11, =For the grace of God that bringeth
salvation hath appeared to all men." But,
we know that according to the words of
Jesus in .Matthew 7, this is not so. In fact
most will be lost. This therefore, is a
completely unacceptable, and unscriptural
view of God's grace.
An answer of "conditional," that is, that
there are works man must do to acquire,
and receive this free gift of God, salvation,
will be seen as the only scnptural view of
how God saves us by His grace. Are there
then works that man must do to receive the
saving grace of God? Do I have the choice
as to be saved or lost? If my works are
required for me .to be saved, then doesn't
this lessen the power of the blood of Jesus?
We will begin noticing these, and more
important questions about this subject next
time.
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. Thomas McHenry, 1928
Book Common Prayer.
BAPTIST
Beech Run Baptist Church
Orbra B. Angell, Jr., Pastor
Sunday School 10 am, Morning
Service 11 am, Night Service 7
pm, Wed. night prayer meeting 7
pm.
Bellepoint Baptist Church
Chris Brown, Pastor: Sun.
Service: S. S. 9:45 am. Morning
Worship, 11 am. Youth
fellowship,5:45 pro. Evening
Service, 7 pm. Wed. Service, 7:00
pm.
Big Creek
Lovell Williams, Pastor: Sunday
School 10 a.m. Morning Worship
11 a.m. each Sunday. Prayer
meeting Wed. at 7 p.m. B Y F
Sunday at 6 p.m.
Brooks Baptist Church
Pastor Robert Msrritt: • Edward
Cyrus, Sunday School
Superintendent., Sun•School 10
a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Evening Service Sun. at 6 p.m.
Preyer Meeting Thurs. at 7:00
.m.
Calvary Baptist Church
Red Sulphur: Ray. Eddie
Howdock, Sunday School 10
A.M. Randy Hedge,
Superintendent M0ming Worship
11:00 A.M. Evening Worship 7:30
P.M. Wednesday Worship 7:30
RM.
Csmon
Rev. Nathanlel 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. 11 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, 10 a.m. Morng
Worship 11 a.m. Evening Service
7:00 Wed. Evening Service 7:0
p.m.
Cook's Chepel
(Independent Fundamental
Callas Peyton Jr., Pastor: Sunda
School. Supt., Tom Lamb,
Service: S. S. 10 a.m. Worship 11
a.m. Evening Worship. 7 p.m.,
Wed. 7 p.m. Prayer Meeting.
Country Side
Rt. 12 Forest Hill
Sunday Service tO & 11 am, & 7
pm. Wed night service 7 pro.
Faith Baptist Church
J D Fox, Pastor: Sun. School 10
am, Morning Service, 11 am;
Night Senice, 7 pm. Wed. night
prayer masting 7 pro.
Feemster - Fraewlll
Two miles north of Aldarson on
the Alia Road, Sunday School 10
a.m. Baptist Youth League 6 p.m.
Evening services 7 p.m.
First Baptist Church
Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Bruce
Richmond, Supt• Morning
Worship 14 a.m., Evening Service
7:00 p.m. Mid Week Service 7:00
p.m.
Forest Hill Baptist Church
Pastor Jeff Cantarbury: Services
2nd. & 4th. Sunday 9:45, Sunday
School 10:45,, Evening Service
7:O0. " "
Freedom Baptist Church
poweley's Ck., Pastor George
Cook. Sun. School tO a.m.
Services 11 a.m. Evening Service
7 p.m., Wed. 7 p.m.
q00ome to q00burcb
Friendship Baptist Church
Greenville Rd. from Forest Hill.
Pastor Joe Spencer. Sunday
School, 10 am, Worship, 11 am
evening worship 7 pro; Wed.
worship 7 pro.
Grace Baptist Church
Bill Sallengee, Pastor. Sunday
School 10 a.m., Morning Worship
11:00 a.m. Sunday Evening 6:00
).m. Wed. Evening 7:00 p.m.
Grlffith Creek, Aldereon
Ronnie Cole, Pastor: Sunday
School 10 a.m. Worship Services
11:00 a.m. Evening services al
7:00 p.m. Mid Week Praye
Service and Bible Study 7:00 p.m
Youth Meeting Wednesday at 7:0
p.m. Classes for every age group,
Nursery available.
Indian Mills Baptist Church
Darrell Harem, Pastor: S. S. Supt,
James Keatley. Sun. School 1C
am. Classes for all ages• Worship,
Service, 11 am. and 6 pm. Every
Sun. Prayer Meeting Wed. 7 pro.
Judson Free Will
Pastor Chadle Oanisls. Sunday
Schoo 10 am, Worship Service, 11
am, Evening Service, 7 pro, Thurs.:
Service 7 pro.
Keatley Springs
Sunday School 10 am, Harold
Meeks, Supsrintandant.
Laurel Creek Bsptlet Church
Pastor: Melvin Wills, S. S.
Superintendent: Mark Ward. S.S.
10 am:, Morning Worship 11 am.,
Evening Service 6 pro. Wed. night
3ible study 7 pro.
Lick Creek Baptist Church
Kenny Baker, Pastor: Sunday
School at 10 am. Service 11 am.
Evening Service, 6 pm. Wed. night
3ible study.
Little Wolf Creek
Indapendsnt Baptist Church, Off
Rt. t2 on the Little Wolf Creek
Road. Pastor, Joe Naylor, S. S.
Supt., Wayne Browning, Sunday
School 10:00 am. Worship Service
t 1:00 am. Sun. Evening & Awana
Club 6 pm. Mid Week Service Wed.
7 pro.
Meadow Creek
Pastor Eddie Johnson: Sunday
School 10 am. Sunday Service 11
sin., Wednesday Evening Bible
Study, 6 pro.
New Salem Baptist Church
Pastor |. E. Hatcher: Sunday
School 10:00. Church 11:00
Fundamental.
Nlmltz Mlsllonsry
Baptist Church Pastor Donald L.
Hannah S. S. Superintendent Kirby
Bragg, Sunday School g:45.
Morning Worship and Children
Church 11 a.m. Sunday Morning•
Evening Sunday Worship 6:00.
Prayer Masting and Youth Meeting
7:00 Wednesday.
Rhonda Anna Memorial
Straster, WV. Service every 2nd.,
4th. and 5th. Saturday evenings at
7:00 pro.
River Valley
Rt. 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. Wed.
Services, 7:00 pm.
Roles Chapel Church
Jeff Canterbury, Pastor: Sunday
School 10 am., Calvin Martin, Supt.
Morning Service 11 am. Mid-week
Service 7 pm.
Rolllnsburg
D. L. Stalneker, Pastor: 10 a.m.
Sunday School classes for all
ages• Richard Holloran
Superintendent 11 sin. Morning
Worship. 7 pro. Night Service.
Sandstone Septist Church
Pastor Joe Brown: S. S.Supt. Dale
Sharer, Assistant Driver Stone. S,
S. 10:00 am., Morning Worship
11:00 am., Sunday Evening ane
Wed. Evening 7:00 pm.
ON 00)OUee.
Second Baptist Church
I'alcott. Pastor Earl Jackson•
Service 1st & 3rd Sun. at 11 am.
Tempe Church
obby Reed, Pastor: Sunday
.'chool, 10 am. Melvin Williams
Supt. Preaching Services at 11:00
m. every Sunday•
Upland Baptist Church
astor: Cecil Cox. Sunday School
Supsdntandant: Jackle R. Gill, Jr.
unday School 10:00, Worship
Services at - 11:00. Evening
Son/ices 7:00• Wed. service at
T:O0 p.m.
War Ridge Freewill
aptist Church. Sunday School
10:00 am., Morning Worship 11:00
am., Sunday Evening 6:00 pro.,
Wed. Preyer Meeting 7:00 pro.,
Pastor Rev. Jeffsry Perdus.
CATHOLIC
St. Patrick Catholic Church, Mass
Schedule, Sunday 9 am.
CHRISTIAN
Community Chrletian
Worship Services Sun. 11 am. and
: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 6:00
CHURCH OF
CHRIST
Hlnton
1621 Summers St. Minister, John
McCaln: Sunday Morning Bible
Study 9:30 am. Sunday Morning
Worship Service 10:30 am.
Sunday Evening Service 7:00 pro.
Wednesday Evening Service 7 pro.
Lane Church of Christ
at Meadow Bridge
Bible study, 9:30; Sun. Worship
10:30; Sun. evening, 7:00.
Shockley Hill
Just outside of Hinton) Sun. Bible
Class 10:00 am Worship 11:00 am
and 6:00 pro; Wed. Bible Class
6:C0 pro. Call for info & directions
466-9169.Evangelist Fred Seavere
EPISCOPAL
Asoenston Episcopal Church
Holy Eucharist
Sunday 11 am
METHODIST
Bellepolnt Charge
Rev. Eugene Fulle, Pastor:
Miller Memorial, 109 Miller Ave,
Sun. School 10 am. Sun. Worship
11 am. Wed. Bible Study 7 pm.
First United
Methodist Church
-linton, WV Kenneth Price,
Vlinistan Sunday School 9:45 am,
oming Worship 11:00 am. Child
:are available: Moments with
:hildren, Wednesday Youth Club,
t:30 pro. 6:30 pro., For
rrensportation: 466-0544
James Chapel st True
:lev. Tommy Mounts, Pastor:
:3ervices 9 am. Sun. School 10 am.
Johnson
inister, Hubert Groves: Sam
3roves, Lay Leader. Study: 9:45.
Norship 11 am,
Llndslda
Fled Sulphur. Marshall Fowler,
astor: Service every 2nd Sunday
t pro. over/4th Sun. 11 am.
Mary Jane Memorial
:astor Rosa H. Richmond: Sun.
,chool 10 am. Morning WorShip 11
m, Prayer Meeting 7:30 pro.
Methodist Charge
Pat Mick, Pastor: First & 3rd.
Sunday, Brooklyn 9:15• Mt. Zion
10:15 am, Sand Knob 11:30 pro,
Nimitz 2nd, and 4th. Sun. Pluto
tartha Chapel 11:00. Madams
3reek. Pat Mick, Pastor. 2nd &
3rd Sunday.
Mount Plsgah
Hilldale, Hilldalo, Rt. 3. Pastor
Eugene Fullen, Worship 9:30 am
Sun. School 10:45 am. Oper
,hurch 10 - 4, Bible Study 6 Thur
New Hope
sm Groves, Pastor: Sunda
choo110 am, Worship 1st & 3r¢
Sun. 11 am & 4th Sun. at 7:30 pm
Oak Grove
Sam Groves, Pastor: 1st, 3rd & 5U"
Sun. Sun. S. 9:30 2nd & 4th Sun.
Norship 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.
Tdnlty
Sam Groves, Pastor: S. S. 10 am
Norship services 2nd & 4th Sun.
I1 am & 3rd Sun. at 7:30 pm.
PRESBYTERIAN
Centervllle
3rasnville, 10 am. Sunday School.i
7 45 pro, Commun ty Worsh Pi
ervico
First Preabyterlan Church
Ftev.Dr. Dewey Bowen: Sunday
School 9:45 & Worship It:00 an,
Prayer Meeting Wed. 7:30 pro.
Hen's Creek
3rasnvil!e, I0 a.m. Sunday School
;':45 pro., Community Worship
Service.
Keller st Lowell
Rev. Stewart McMurray, Pastor.
Worship Services held at 2:30 pm
on 1st. and 3rd. Sundays.
McEIIonny
Rev. Stewart MoMurray, Pastor.
Grassy Meadows,10 am. Sunday
School. Worship Service held at 9
sm on 2nd. and 4th. Sundays.
OTHERS
Bennett Chapel .
Tug Creek ML Travis Hocum
Pastor: Services, Sat. 7 pro, Sun.
evening 2 pm.
Church of the Living God
Pastor Ron Iddings: Sun. School
10 am Moming Worship 11am Sun.
6 pm
Hlnton Church of God
1301 Summers St. Pastor Cecil
Welch: Sun. School 10 am Morning
Worship 11am Sun. Night 7 pm
Wed. 7 pm
Hlnton Gospel Tabernacle
102 Main Street, Lawrence
Bennett, Pastor: Sun. School 10
am. Worship 11:00 am. Youth
meeting 6:30 pro. Evangelistic
Service 7:00 pro. Bible Study Wed.
7:30 pro.
Jehovah's Witness
Sun, lOam Public Talk, Sun. 11 am
Watchtower, Study Tuo, 7;30 pm,
Theoeratic School Thurs. S:30 IX
Service Masting. ,
Jumping Branch Tsberoaole
Rev. Elmo Alderman, Sr., Pastor:
Franklin Bowles, Supt. Sun. School
9:45 am. Morning Worship 10:4
am. Youth Fellowship 6:00 pro,
Evening Worship 7:00 pm. Prays=
Service Wed 7:00 pro.
Mount OIIvut Church
A community church, Madams
Creek Road, 2 1/2 miles, William
A, Thompson, Pastor: 466-4299,
Sunday School' 10:00 am.
Morning Worship 11:00 am,
Evening Service 7:30 pm. EDT,
Wednesday (7 pm EST winter)
Nazrepe
1602 Temple St. : Sunday School
10 a.m. Moming Worship 11 am
Evangelist SerVice Sunday Night
7 pm Thursday. Prayer and Bible
Study 7 pm.
Pm Spdngs
Community Church
=astor Roger Parsinger. SS 10
n, Worship Service 11am, Youth
esting 6 pro, Sun. night worship
pro, Wed. night prayer meeting
:00 pm. Women's Christian
=ellowship meeting every first
Men. of the month 7 pro.
Pillar of Truth Church
Barger Spnngs: Sunday School
10:00 am, Moming Worship 11:00
am, Wednesday Bible Study 7:00
pro.
Rlvervlew Chapel
Speakers Harry Pilkington:
Sunday, 9:30 Lord's Table; 11:00
Family Bible Hour; 7:00 Evening
Gospel Service.
Rocky ML Community Church
Indian Ridge Pipestern: Randy
Lilly, Pastor. S. S. lOam, Worship
S., 11 am; Youth S., 6 pro; Bible
Study, 7 pm. 2nd Sat./ me,
Gospel Sing, refreshments 7 pro.
Spruce Run Chapel
On Rt. 12 near Forest Hill. Area-
Pastor:. Ead Hissom, Jr. SS 10 am
Morning Worship 11 am. Gospel
Service Fn. 7:30 pm
Restwood
Memorial Gardens
HW't Pm CWe Pmete
466-O685
BRIERS Inc.
FURNITURE
HINTON
209 2nd Ave.
466-0691
Big 4 Drug
Store, Inc.
prescrlpUon and drug needs
• fountain esrvloa
466-2323
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of the
FIRST CENTURY
BANK
Hinton 466-2311
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466-1179
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