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Announcement is made of the
marriage of Mrs. Martha J.
Greene to Mr. Lloyd L. John-
son, St.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Mary E. Brown of Lewis-
. burg, West Virginia.
The groom's parents are the
late Mr. and Mrs. Walter John-
son. The groom is a resident of
Pembroke, Virginia.
The marriage took place
March 3, 1984 at 3 P.M. in the
Second Baptist Church at ToE-
colt, West Virginia. Rev. C. C.
Logan officiated.
Mrs. Mary Alice Jackson and
Mrs. Ruthie Bowles provided
the music for the wedding.
Two solos were sung. They
were" We've Just Begun" and
the Lord's Prayer sung by Mrs.
Ruthie Mae BowleR, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs.
Mary Alice Jackson at the
piano, beth cousins of the bride.
Given in marriage by Paul.
Greene, the bride's son. The
bride wore a light blue lace
bridal gown with nylon lace
over acetate taffeta lining, ny-
lon lace trim• Ribbon and but-
ton trimmed yoke framed by a
deep ruffle, with a flounce skirt
with hook and loop at back
waist to form a .cascade of lace•
Ruffle cuffs at elasticized wa-
ists. Ribbon tie. Long back
zipper. A light blue picture hat -
PIZZA PARTY '
The Skate- A - Thon Pizza
Party will be held" Saturday
March 24th from 2 "o 4 at
Skaters Haven,
Money must be turned in'
before party.
iST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
COOPERATIY[ EXTENSION $EHYlCE
HOME • AGRICULTURE .YOUTH
.... By Robert M. Baber
" Extension Agent
. PLANT BROCCOLI -- Brq-
~" , - ccoli is one vegetable that
~i ~ ' should be grown in every gar-
• den in W. Va. It's easy to grow•
~ ~ It is high in some of the
important vitamins and in iron
i ~ ~nd calcium. And it's good,
~ " ~on- fattening food.
Since broccoli does best in
:ool weather, plants should be
• • ;et in the early spring. It's not
- is hardy as cabbage; plants
• ;an usually be set about ten
lays later than your earliest
,.abbage.
: The soil should have a pH of
~•5 and be high in phosphorus
.nd potassium.
As soon as the plants are set,
hey should be dusted or spray-
d around the base with dia-
inon. Repeat the application in
bout two weeks. The diazin-
n is to keep away a tiny
~aggot that often feeds on the
Dots and kills or stunts the
lant. Apply only as directed on
he label.
After the plants have been set
~r about 3 weeks and are
:rowing well, side-dress with a
~itrogen fertilizer : repeat this
. ide- dressing in about 2 more
,reeks. Use about one table-
• ,poon per plant and spread it on
he ground in a circle around
he plant. The nitrogen fertil-
" zer should be kept about 3
>
.. nches out from the plant.
If the nitrate fertilizer is not
~- " tvailable, spread one quart of
~rosh poultry manure around
each plant about 3 weeks after
setting plants.
Dipel, a biological insectic-
ide, can be used to keep bro-
ccoli free of worms. Apply as
directed on the label.
(Trade or brand names are
mentioned only for information.
The WVU Cooperative Exten-
sion Service intends no en-
dorsement not implies discrim-
ination to the exclusion of other
products that also may be suit-
! able.)
• .GARDEN CALENDAR - TO
assist you with planting dates
for garden vegetables, the
WVU Extension Office offers
the 1984 edition of the Gar-
den Calendar. Stov by the
Courthouse Annex in Hinton for
your copy, or call 466 - 3711
about other pickup points.
mesh woven polypropylene
with nylon net and acetate satin
ribbon. Shaped brim with ri-
bben curving around net band.
Net fall in back accented by
streamers and a sheer flower•
Her only jewelry' was one
strand of pearls - a gift from the
groom.
She wore white accessories.
Her flowers was a corsage of
red carnations and white tipped
in blue with light blue ribbon
streamers.
Bridesmaids were Mary Can-
ads, Carolyn Johnson, Gloria
Cruise, daughters of groom and
Debbie Johnson, daughter - in -
law of the groom.
Matron of Honor was Vir-
ginia Walker, sister of the
bride.
Bridesmaids wore long
the bride changed into a two
piece berry red outfit with
black accessories.
Out of town guests were from
: Washington, D. C.; Pitts-
burgh, Pa.; Roanoke, Va.;
Pembroke, Va.; Union, W. Va.;
Ballard, W. Va.; Institute, W.
Va.; Pearisburg, Va.; Hinton,
W. Va.; Ronceverte, W. Va. ;
Paint Bank, Va.; Alderson, W.
Va.; and Gap Mills, W. Va.
A reception was held imm-
• gowns in blue, pink and beige ediately following the cerem-
colors• Matron of Honor wore a ony in the dining hall of the
long pink gown. church. Decorations consisted
The attendants carried long of 18 candelabras, gladiolas,
stem red roses and white car- and blue pore - pores.
nations• The bridal table was cov-
Ringbearer was Master ered with a blue linen cloth, 3
James Greene, son of the bride, tier wedding cake with bride
Flower girl was Miss Angel and groom on top and punch
Johnson, granddaughter of the bowl.
groom.
Bestman was Edward John-
son, son of the groom.
Ushers were Lloyd Johnson,
Jr. son of the groom and Frank
Canada, Sr., son -in-law of the
groom.
When the couple left for a
short wedding trip to Virginia,
Also on the bride's table was
a floral arrangement of blue
and white canmtions with baby
breath in the center of the
'table; two punch bewles, one on
each end of the table.
Louise Standard was the
reception aide.
Barbara Powers was in
charge of the guest book.
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Mt. Pisgah United Methodist
Women held i~ monthly meet-
ir, g March 9th 1984 at T30 in the
fellowship hall of the church.
Hostesses for the month were :
Genny Bengy, Ruby Sowder
and Bey Schill. Meeting opened
with the purpose by the group.
Myrtle "Bryant and Pat
Miller presented the devotions
of program. Devotions - Scrip-
ture from Isiah. 6 - Chapter 6 - 8
verse. Matt• 19 - 20. Response
reading - Goal for Methodist
Women . Program - Skit - "
Who Are We" by Myrtle Bry-
ant and Pat Miller. Prayer
closed the program.
Business meeting called to
order by the President, Pat
Miller. Roll call answered with
a Bible verse and collection of
dues. Minutes were read and
reports given.
Bible Chapters reported read
were 228. Sick visits made were
39 and cards sent were 12.
The socieity voted to sponsor
a child at the Becidey Child
Care Center. The date of March
27at 7o' clock at the church set
for a Bible Book Study of "
Central Africia."
A discussion of how to raise
money and to vote on at next
meeting which is April 13.
Prayer Pals were drawn.
Meeting adjourned with Mis-
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Refreshments were served to
the following: Mrs. Myrtle Bry-
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Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Mann,
Mrs. Pearl Bartgis, Mrs, Betty
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