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4-Hifiton News Thurs. Apr. 5, 1979
Red Sulphur Area News
Big Creek Mlnion Society
Meets
The Mary Elizabeth Circle Ol
Big Creek Baptist Church mel
for the March meeting at thq
church. Mrs. EstU Adki, pr
sident, called the meeting
order at I:00 P.M.
Mrs. James Burdette was in
charge of the devotions using
Psalms 46 as Scripture. A cow
gregational song was sung foil
owed with prayer.
Roll call and minutes were
read and approved, Sunshine
visits and missions war record-
ed.
Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Howdock
were host in their home to
Birthday Dinner in honor of
Mrs• Katherine Atwell of Pen-:
ce Springs, Mrs• Alma Harem of
Pine Hill and Mrs. Beaulah
Mrs. James Mccomas, card Hartwell, Treasurer- Mrs.
chairman, reported six cards Charles Cox, Card- chairman
sent from the circle during the mrs. James Burdette, Flower
month.
There was no old business..
Several items of new business
were discussed• Bible school
will be brought up at the Ap-
ril meeting and a final date set.
A fund raising project was
chosen by the circle for needed
church repairs and missions.
Elective officers for the com-
ing year were chosen as
follows: President, Mrs. Jack
Ward, Vice- President, Mrs.
Jean Hall, Secretary- Mrs• Jack
Chairperson- Mrs. Earl Cox•
Master Eric Hartwell served
as usher for the love- offering.
• Mrs• Robert Burdette
conducted the Bible Quiz on
Matthew 14 and 15. Mrs. Jim
Cochran and mrs. Eddie Harris
tied for fwst place with the
most correct answers•
The April meeting will be
April ?Ath at the church. De-
votional leader and hostess will
be Mrs. Estfl Adldus. Quiz
leader will be Mrs. James Bur-
dette on Matthew 16 and 17.
Love remembrances were
presented to secret sisters•
Everyone received a useful gift.
During the fellowship hour,
games were played and winners
were Mrs. Earl Cox and mrs.
Jim Cochran. Mrs. Jean Hall
served refreshments to 13
mem-
bers and three children, Mrs.
Earl Cox, Mrs. Jim Cochran,
mrs. James Burdette, Mrs. Es-
till Adkius and Shelia, Mrs.
Jean Hall, Mrs. Lucille Burd-
Ballard of Alderson, Sunday.
Another birthday guest, Mrs..
Trilby Harris, was unable to"
attend•
The honorees had dinner, op-
ened their gifts and enjoyed the
day of fellowship.
ette, Mrs. Jack Hartwell and
Eric, Mrs. Eddie Harris and
Peggy, Mrs. James McComas,
Mrs. Charlle Cox, Mrs. Jack •
Ward, Mrs• Robert Burdette
and Miss Pansy Bridges.
Youth Skating Party
The Big Creek Baptist Youth
held a Muting party at Skat-
er's Haven from 4:30- 6:30
March 24th. Everyone had a
good time bring friends to en-
joy the fun• Throe attend/rig
were: Greg and Larry Cechran,
Lynn and Albert Cechran, Sh-'
erry and Donna Cox, Angela,
Stephanie and Peggy Jo Harris,
Steven Michael Howdeck, Jeff-
cry and Linda Gore, Jack,
Junior, Lester, Grimmett, Dar-
rell, Darren, Chris Forren, Sh-
aron, Mary, and Sbella Adk-
ins, Trena, Dwayne Burns, Suz-
anne Bishop, Erie Hartwell,
Ronnie and Karen Burdatte.
Chaperones were Mrs. Jean
Hall, Mrs. James Burdette, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Cechran and Mrs.
Edd/e Harris, also other invited
guests.
Senior Citizens Ask ?'
Q. I was "ripped off" by a company(l'm not
going to mention the name) and would like to
write a letter of complaint, l've neverdone it and
don't know where to start.
.. A. Whether you plan to write a letter or call in
your complaint take a few moments to organize
the important points you want to make.
• •Name, address and credit eard number ( If
applicable)
Nature of complaint ( poor serviee, faulty
merchandise, discourtesy credit related maters,
etc...)
.. Details
..- time, date and place
Craft Center To Open
The Studio, an art gallery and
crafts center, located at Pipe-
stem State Park, is now open for
the 1979 season.
Demonstrations and exhibits
in leather work, stained glass,
candle making, and wheel
thrown pottery, as we]] as many
other artists and craftsmen who
are expected to be on hand. In
addition, there will be mountain
dulcimer music during the
opening week-end.
This non- profit art and craft
center, sponsored by Concord
College, is beginning its eight-
th season with all works coming
from West Virginia artists and
craftsmen. Paintings, sculpt-
ure, jewelry, quilts, and many
other items at The Studio have
been admired by Pipestem
guests from all over the world.
The Stud/o's hours during the
spring season are: Saturday
and Sunday from I0 a.m• - 5
p.m•, Tuesday, Wednesday &
Friday from 3:30 p.m.- 8:30
p.m. and closed on Monday and
Thursday.
Learn About Restrlctioeus
Before starting a small bus-
iness, find out what govern-
mental or legal restrictions you.
will encounter. There may be
laws regulating your type of
business; licenses may be re-
quired; patents or copyrights
may restrict your operatlons,
and local zoning laws may in-i
hibit your choise of a site• In
some types of business, anti-
pollution laws also are a factor
to consider.
Henry W. Block
Cook's Chapel
I bapeU, Pq,tem I
J 8. AUdmea, Paster
to a.m. Sunday School; Supt.
CIMwlea Bowies; 11 a.m .Morn
lag Wurhip; 6 p.m. BYF; 7
.m. Evening Worship; Wed., 7
'p•m. Prayer Meeting.
Beech Run
Paster, Call Spade
"Thes
your a
the I,
we charge
If you qualify for theShod Forn
a very low price. But even ify(
Long Form, the simpler the retl
we charge. That's another reas
should let H&R Block do your
r II
H&R BLOC
THE INCOME TAX PEg
Front Street dt HJatonBlo
Opeu 9 AM- 6 PM Weekdays; t. 9-
No Appglntment Necess
Baptist Ni/nitz' Methodist Charge
..... James 'rler. Pasta" Pastor. Wayne EUb
athnli,, • i.
St. Patrick ,
Rcv. Fr• nodg HuS01
Mass 8¢bedule
Saturday, 5 p.m.; Sunday, 9
a,m.; Weekdays, 7:30 a.m.
(Except Wednesdays, 7:30
p.m.): Holy Days, $ p.m.; First
Frlda 7, s p.m. ,
Christian
Community
Paul Zutont, Minister
Worship Services, Sunday, 11
a.m. and 7:30 p.m.; Bible Study
II a.m.: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.
First Christian
Evcrette Easley, Minister
Sunday School, 9:46 a.m.; Mor-
ning Worship, 11 a.m.; Evening
Worship, 7 p.m.; Wednesday
Evening Service, 7 p.m.
Episcopal
Rev. Griffin C. Calishan
John GrimmeR, Supt.; Kirby
Brsgg, At. Supt.; 9:45 a.m.
Sunday School: Worship, li
a.m.; Evening Worship, 7 p.m.;
Wed. Service, 7 p.m.; Young
People's Meeting, Wed., 7:3G
p.m.; Mark Ellison, Sr., youth
director: Juniors each Tuesday
at 7 p.m.; Senior Youth each
Wed. night at 7:30 p.m.
Griffith Creek
Supt. C•L. Ratliff, Sunday Donald Spade, Pastor
School, 10 a.m.; Worship Ser-
viceeach2nd&4thSundayatlI Sunday School, l0 a.m,: S.S.
a.m.; Prayer meeting, Weds., 7 Supt. A.F. Dodd; Preaching 1st
& 3rd Sundays, tl a.m,
p,m.
River Valley First
Rt• JZ Forest Hill Road D.D. Elwell, Pastor
Bill Jenkins, Pastor Sunday School, 10 a,m.: Steve
10 a,m. Sunday School, Oakley McCby, Supt.: Morning Wor-
Grtmmett, Supt.: II a,m. Morn- ship, It a.m.: Midweek Service,
7:30 p.m,: Evening Service,
ing Worship: 7:30 p.m. Evening
'Service: 7 p.m. Youth Fellow- 7:30 p.m.
ship, Thurs. Meadow Creek
Central Say, William Carter
First Sunday
& 3rd Sunday
Brooklyn 9:30
Mt. Zion 10:30
Hills Chapel ll:30-Buck
Znd and 4th Sunday
Bethal 9:30-Pluto
Martha Chapel 10:30-Madam's
(,'reek
Sand Knob t l:30-Nimitz.
Bellepoint Charge
Hubert H• Groves, Minister
Miller Memeriul
Church School, 10 a.m.; Morn-
ing Worship. 11 a.m.; Evening
Service, 7:30 p.m.: UMYF
Wednesday. 6 p.m.
Mount Pisgah
Morning Worship, 9:30 a.m.;
Church School, 10:30 a.m.;
UMYF Tuesday, 5:30 p.m.
o4M
t
..- cost ( invoice, receipt, etc.)
To Direct Students . .- what happened ( briefly) Hi. S.S. Supt. Mrs. E.E. Johuson: Talcott Church tl a.m. Holy Communion-1st
• . What action you want the compmy to take. m.,. Ihmal V¢illiams.' S.S. t0 a.m. every Sunday: aev. BillCarpenterpaster and 3rd Sundays: 11 a,m. -
Special Program • . Don't let ,our temper make lt difficult for you S:45 a.m. Church Schooh 11 Prayer Service, Wed., 6:30: ForestHlll Morning prayer 2nd. 4thandSth I
In a.m. Morning Worship; 6:30 Worship Service, third Sunday, Worship, 10a.m., 1st 3rdandSth Sundays,
to communicate your problem. If you are angry, p.m. BYF', 7:30 p.m. Evening 11 a.m. Sundays, 7:30 p.m. 2nd Sunday
cool off a little before you write or call. This will Worship: 7 p.m Wednesday Indian Mills night. Church school, II a.m. Church of
Bible study Thurs. evening 7 1 I
For the third straight year, a tonal Science Foundation funds make your complant easier to understand, Mid-Week Service. Pastor, SeggleBales Christ
West Virginia University biol- can cover all or part of the fee, Remember also, that the people receiving your Second James Xeatley, SS Supt.: Sun- p.m. Trinity
ogist will direct handicapped depending on the applicant's letter are not personally responsible for your Talcot( day SchoolI0 a.m., classes for Worship 11 a.m. 2nd and 4th
high school students in a sp- financial need. Seleciton for the difficulties. They are there to help resolve your Paster, CarlE. Boggs all ages: Worship Service, Sundays; 7:30p.m. 3rdSunday Shochley Hill | .m:
ecial program offered by the program won't be influenced by problem. FirstSun. Service, 3to7p.m.; every Sunday, 11 a.m. and 7 night. Church School t0 a.m. Tug Creek Roud
, Third Sun. Service at n a.m. p.m.: BYF, Weds., 6 p,m.: Every Sunday: Bible Study t:30 Sunday Worship, 11 a.m.: Sun-
Marine Science Consortium at the applicant s request for fin- . • Many people address their complaints to the idweek prayer & praise hour, 7 p.m. Thursday. day Evening, 6:30 p.m. ;
Wallops Island, Va. ancial aid. top executive of the company ( chairman of the Judeon Freewill p.m., Wed. NewHope Wednesday Services, 7:30 p.m.
Worship 11 a.m, 1St and 3rd Elton
According to E. C. Keller, Participants are expected to board, president). If you are interested in a aev. SenWii,s.ea. Upland Sunday: 7:30 p,m. 4th Sunday
Jr., 30 students from through-
out the nation will study marine
science at the consortium stat-
,, ion, located just west of Ass-
/" ateague Island National Sea-
shore Park and Chincoteague,
Va•
"We have had blind, deaf, and
orthopedically handicapped
students in the program and
thus far we haven't had any
unforeseen problems," emphas-
ized Dr. Keller, who conceived
the course. "We even had one
fellow who was blind and or-
thopedically handicapped.
"Of course, some of the stud-
eats might get a little home-
sick" he added. "But we try to
keep them so busy in the lab-
ortary and out in the field that
they don't have time for that."
The course, to be held from
June 21 to July2"/, is funded by a
grant from the National Science
Foundation. Dr. Keller, who
had polio as a teenager, will be
assisted by Joseph A• Mar-
shall, associate professor of
biology, and WVU students Den-
ise Gillispie of Weirton and
Steve Schaeffer of McMurray,
Pa.
Classes will include survey
methods; collecting, identify-
ing, and preserving marine
specimens; behavior of marine
animals; chemical and physical
components of the sea; and
coastal geology.
"In our first two years, we
definitely showed that different
types of handicapped students
could participate in field trips
and work in our laboratories, "
Keller explained.
.. .... This year we would like to
,i get students from as many
" states as possible," he said. "As
• far as I know, our program and
a similar one in environmental
•: science conducted by the Univ-
• ersity of lows are the only two
' " federally funded courses offer-
" ed handicapped high school st-
- udents during the summer.
• "When you consider the large
.... " number of these handicapped
students who can and who
would like to study in the field,
you can realize that more of
these programs are needed. It is
our hope that these giftl st-
! udents will see what they can
• do in the sciences and then go
!!! on to college," Keller said.
Applicants should generally
ir i be between the llth and 12th
i. grades in high school. They
.... type and degree of handicapp-
•. ing conditions won't influence
• the selection process.
The fee for the five- and- a-
, half- week program, including
. room and board, is $470. Nat-
provide their own transportaitn
to and from Wallops Island.
Specialists in educating the
blind and deaf will be on the
teaching staff. A nurse and em-
ergency medical techicians also
will assist with the program.
May 15 is the deadline to
submit applications.. For more
information and application
blanks, write E. C. Keller, Jr.,
237 Brooks Hall, West Virginia
University, Morgantown, WV
26506; phone 304- 293- 4380.
Seventeen Eastern colleges
and universities including WVU
comprise the Marine Science
Consortium. It operates a field
station at Wallops Island, Vs.,
and a 90- foot research resale,
the Annadale, stationed at LOw-
us, Del.
quick solution to your problem, it might be better
to address your correspondence to the Customer
Relations or Consumer Affairs Department, and
send a copy of your letter to an executive for his
information, if you wish.
• .Be firm, reasonable and be sure to suggest
what action you'd like the company to take. The
Senior Center has copies of sample complaints if
you would like to look over them.
• .Q. Are the blood pressure clinics that are
sponsored by the enlor Citizens Center free? "
• .A. Yes. All clinics sponsored by the Center
have been and will continue to be free. Howeuer,
due to some persons being misled by the ap-
pearance of donation containers, the Summers
County Council on Aging voted to discontinue
using donatin containers at all future blood
pressure clinics sponsored hy Senior Center.
Seniors are not asked to give donations unless
they. so desire. ALL BLOOD PRESSURE
CLINICS ARE FREE..
100% of the people
we asked said...
"5% is more than §."
And most of these people had more interest when they discovered
we were talking about just that...INTERESTIII Blue Grass
Federal Savings and Loan, the same nice folks that normally take
• that extra step to help you in your savings needs, now offers you 5¼
interest on a regular passbook savings account. Interest Is com-
pounded daily from date of deposit to date of withdrawal and it's
accompanied by their friendly smile and courteous personaF ser-
vice, And Iook...no asterisks, no fine print, no penalty for early
withdrawal. Just service and the exte step to help you save. Yes,
5 % is more than 5, and to most, that sounds interesting I
" ' ,,' , i ,' ,., ;:' "'"
,..... ' ,/;,,',,':,,;,!.',',',' ','W&::
, !." 117 Noah Court Street
.... MEMBER I.EV¢ISBURG, WEST VIRGINIA
Pcdtral Home Loan Bank Systems'
Rev. Joe Grimmett Asst., Pastor Don F Spade, Pastor
Pete Weikle, Supt.; Sunday Benny Allen Supt., Sunday
School, 10 a.m.; Preaching
Service, 1st, 3rd and 5th Sun- School, to a.m.: Preaching 2nd
day, 11 a.m. and 7 p,m. Satur- and 4th Sundays, 11 a.m.
day Services, "tp.m. Feamster Freewill
Meadow Creek TWO roll. north of Aldersou
Pastor Lerny Pack on the Alta Road
10 a.m. Sunday School: Harry Sunday School. 1Oa.m.: Baptist
Thompson, Supt.: C.C. Corker, Youth League, 6 p.m.: Evening
St., adult teacher; 11 a.m. services, 7 p.m.
Morning Service: 7 p.m. Sun. BeHepoint
Evening Service: 7 p.m. Prayer Wayne B. Chambers. Puster
Service, Thurs. John Mann, S.S. Supt: Sunday
Tempa .School, l0 a.m.: Morning Wor-
W.W. Beaver. Paster ship, It a.m.: BYF. Wed.. 7
Sunday School, t0 a.m.W.R, p.m.: Evening Worship, 7:30
Boone, Supt.; Preaching 1st and p.m.; Midweek Prayer Service,
Wed.. 7:30 p.m.; AWANA,
3rd Sundays, 11 a.m. Wed., 6:30 p,m,
Chestnut Grove Freedom
Pastor Eddie Johnson
S.S. 1st & 3rd Sundays at 11 Pastor. DarrellHamm, Paster
a,m.; S.S. 2nd & 4th Sundays at Charles Wyant, Supl.; Calvin
10 a.m.; Preaching services 1st Cox, Asst. Supt.: Preaching 11
& 3rq Sundays at 9:45: Preach- a.m. and 7:30 p.m. each Sun-
ing service 4th Sat. nights at day; Prayer Service, 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday,
/:
Rollinsburg Little Wolf Creek
D.L. Stolnaker. Pastor Independent Baptist Church
10 a.m. Sunday School, classes Off Rt. 12-on Little Wolf Creek
Road.
for all ages, Richard Holloran,
Supt.; ii a.m. Morning Wor- DonaldL. Hannah, Pastor
ship; 7 p.m, Night Service. Sunday school, 10a.m.:George
Cook..Supt.: Worship service, 1 l
sermon by pastor.
am. Sunday: Youth meeting,
Four Mile 6:so p.m. sun.; Evening Ser-
James Simms, Paster vice. 7:30 p.m. Sun.; Mid Week
tO ,a.m. Sunday School,. Paul Service, Wed. 7:30 p.m.
Epperly, Jr,, SS Supt.: Worship
service 2nd and 4th Sundays, 11
a.m. and 7 p.m,; Midweek
Prayer Service, Wed., 7 p.m.
Calvary
Calvary Baptist Church
Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
Worship 11 a.m. evening service
7 p.m. each Sunday. Mid- week
Big Creek
Eddie Harris. Pastor
Sunday School, 1O a.m.; Morn-
ing Worship, 11 a.m. each Sun-
day: Evening services Sunday
at 7 p.m.: Prayer meeting,
Wed., at 7 p.m.: BYF, Sunday
at 6 p.m.
. Pine Grove
prayer meeting and BYF each Pastor- W. C. 8ampmm" "
Sunday School Supt. Bill Hawks
Wednesday at 7p.m. Slier Gore, Sunday School, l0 a,m.; ..
Pastor. Morning wor-
i Carr's Freewill ship, it a;m.: Evening Worship.
Route t. Innton 7:30 p.m.', Wednesday Evening
.services each Friday at 7:30 Service. 7:30 p.m.
p,m, with the Hey. Gerald Cart Laurel Creek
speaker. Pastor. Eddie Johnson
Brooks Sunday School. 10 a,m.:
Pastor. Hey. James E. Johnson Preaching, Ist and 3rd Sunday,
Edward Cyrus. Supt.. Sunday II a.m.: Ist and 3rd Sunday
School, 10 am.: Preaching It evening, 7:30 p.m,; BYF,
a.m.. 2nd & 4lh Sundays: Sun- Friday, 7:30 p.m.
day nights, 7 p.m,: Prayer Roles Chapel
meetings, Thurs. 7:30. ('art Edwards, Pastor
Camon Sunday School, l0 a.m.,
Paster. Rev. Billy (;alloway Kenneth Martin, Supt.: It a.m.
Sunday School. E.G. Crawford, worship service each Sunday
Supt.: il a.m. Morning Worship except fifth: Wed., 6:30 p.m.
every Sunday: Preaching Is , youth meeting; Bible Study,
and3rdSundaysal it a.m.and6 Wed.. 7 p.m.
p.m. Methodist
Sandstone
night. Church School D0 a.m. J. EstilGill, Minister i "
every Sunday. Sunday Morning Bible Study, I0
i
Oak Grove a.m.: Sunday Morning Worship
11 a.m.: Sunday
i-i
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i pr
Worship t0 a.m. 2nd and 4th Services,
Sundays; 7:30 p.m, 'lst Sunday
night. Church School tO a.m.
every Sunday. Bible Study 7
p.m. Tuesday.
Lindside
Red Sulphur
Marshall Fowler, Pastor
Service every second Sunday, 7
p.m,; every fourth Sunday, 11
a.m.
Johnson
Minister, Leo Farley
Eileen Skaggs, Lay Leader:
Study, 9:45; Worship, 11 a.m.
Methodist Circuit
Greenville
James E, Bailey, Pastor
First and Third Sunday:
Wayside
Worship. 9:30 a,m.: Sunday
Evening Services, 7 p.m.: Wed.
nekday evening service, 7 p.m.
Hinton
1621 Summers St.
James H. Davis. Minister
Sunday morning Bible Study, 10
a.m.: Sunday morning Worship
Service, 10:45 a.m: Sunday
Evening Service, 6:30 p.m.;
Wednesday Evening Service.
6:30 p.m.
Others
Riverview Chapel
Speaker Harry Pilklngton
Sunday
9:30 Lord's Table: 11: 00 Family
Bible Hour: 4:00 Junior Young =
People: 7:30 Evening Gospel
Service.
c,
I
]ehc
Sunday,
Sunday,
Study: 'i
cralic S
Service
]
Ch
School, 10:30 a.m.
Greenville
Wednesday
6:30 Senior Young People: 7:30
Sunday School, l0 a.m.: Wor-
ship, !1 a.m.: Bible Study,
Wed., 7 p.m
Creamery
Sunday School, 10 a.m.: Wor-
ship, 7 p.m.
Second Sunday:
Prayer meeting and Bible
Study•
}umping Branch
Tabernacle
Elmo Alderman, Sr., Pastor
Tom Coffman, Supt., Sunday
Morning
Youth
Mt. nedding School. 9:45 a.m.:
Worship, 9 a.m.: Sunday Worship. 10:45 a.m.:
School, 10:30a,m. Fellowship, 6:30 p.m.: Evening
Mt. Alexander Worship, 7:30 p.m.: Prayer
Sunday ,School, 10 a.m.: Wor- Service, Wed., 7:30 p.m.
ship, I1 a.m.: MYF Fellowship.
Mon,, 7:30 p.m.
St. John
Sunday School, 10 a,m. :
Worship, 6 p.m.
Fourth Sunday:
St. John
Worship, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday
School, 10:30 a.m.
Mt. Hedding
Sunday School, I0 a.m.; Wor-
ship, 7 p.m.
James Yatos, Pastor
First & Third Sunday's:
Church School, 10 a.m.: Preach-
ing, tl a.m. at Meadow Bridge
Church; Charge MYF meets the
First Sundays al 7 p.m.
Second Sundays:
Pentecostal Holiness
199 Main Street
Granville Martin
Sunday Service. 7 p.m,: Friday
Service. 7 p.m.
Hinton Gospel
Tabernacle
t02 Main street
Lawrence Bennett. Pastor
Sunday School. t0 a,m: Morn-
ing Worship, II a,m,; Youth
meeting. 6:30 p.m. : Evangelist-
ic service, 7:30 p.m.; Bible
Study. Wed., 7:30 p.m.
Mount Olivet
Earl Vannatter, PasLor
Lockbridge, II a.m.; Lane. 7:30 Sunday School, IO a.m.: Morn-
p.m. ing worship. 11 a.m.: Evening
Fourth Sundays: worshiP. Wed. and R.n 7 P.m.
Lane, ila.m,',Lockbridge. 7:30 Church of God
p.m.; 2nnd Sunday, 9:30 a,m.:
Sunday School, 10:30 a.m.: 4th Bobby Simmons. Pastor
Sunday, 9:30 a.m.: Sunday Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Morn-
School, 10:30 a.m, Ing Worship, II am.: Evange-
Presbyterian
Keller
l)ean K. Veltman. Pastor
2:30 Worship Services held on
Ist and 3rd Sundays.
Centerville
Greenville
10 a,m. Sunday School; 7:45
lislic Service, 7:30 p.m.: Wed.
night services. 7 p.m.
Madam's Creeh
Wesleyan
Warren R. Mcilugh. Pastor
10 a.m. Sunday School: I1 a.m.
Morning Service'. 7 p.m. Sunday
nighl service: 7:,10 p.m. Wed.,
prayer meeting, charge of the
elase leader.
Richard Leroy Pack, Pastor James Chapel p.m. Communily Worship
Timothy Grimmett, S.S. Supt.: Pastor Rev. H.B. Shrewslmry Service.
Ronnte Shuck, Ass1. Supt.; Sun- Services, 9 a.m.: Sunday
day School, 10 a,m,; Morning School, 10 a.m. McElhenny
Worship, I 1 a.m.: Prayer meet- Grassy Meadows
ing, Wed., 7 p.m. Mary Jane Memorial 10am. Sunday School; Worship
- Iaster Reao H. Richmond Service on 1st a.nd 3rd Sundays.
Keatley Sprins Sunday School, 10 a.m,: Morn-
WilHe Briers, Pastor ing WoFship, 11 8.m,; Evening
11 a.m. Preaching Sunday; 10 Wbrship, 7:30p.m.: Wed. Pray-
a,m. Sunday School every Sun, er meeting, 7:30 o.m,
day, Harold Masks., Supt.
Leatherwood
Paster W.F. Sprinkle
tO a,m. Sunday School; 11 a.m.
Preaching Service. Sun.; 7:30
p.m. Evening Service; 7 p.m.
Wed. Bible Study,
Hinton
Earnest E. Boyd, Pastor
Church School, 9:45 a.m. '. Mot'.
ning Worship, 11 am.: Evenins
Han's Creek
Greenvitle
10 a.m. Sunday School', 7:45
p.m. Community Worship
Service.
First Presbyterian
Rev. T. Johnson, M/nister
Worship, 7:30 p.m.; Midweek Sunday School, 9:45a.m; Wor-
Prayer Fellowship, Wed., 7:3(, ship, !1 a.m.; Prayer meeting,
p.m. Wed., 7 p.m.
Pence Spri ns Bob tta
- Itav I(
Edward Howdock, Pastor Supt. ;
Sunday School, 10 a.m. Johnny p.r,.; I
Coiner, Supt•: Worship Service, am.;
t I a.m.; Midweek Prayer Ser- Worshii
vice and Youth Fellowship, Wed., e
Wed,, 7:30 p,m,: Night serviees [
7:30 p.m. exce 5th Sunday.
Nazarene Tru
16eZ Temple St. t B
Paster Rev. Robert Wiseman P.'lsicw I
S.S. Supl. Mary Jane Phillips,
Sunday School, 10a.m. Morning Sunday
Worship, 11 a.m.: Evangelistic Morni,q
Service, Sunday night, 7 p.m.: Sunday
Thurs., Prayer and Bible Study, Wt,d. Iti
7 p.m. I{adi. %'
4
4-Hifiton News Thurs. Apr. 5, 1979
Red Sulphur Area News
Big Creek Mlnion Society
Meets
The Mary Elizabeth Circle Ol
Big Creek Baptist Church mel
for the March meeting at thq
church. Mrs. EstU Adki, pr
sident, called the meeting
order at I:00 P.M.
Mrs. James Burdette was in
charge of the devotions using
Psalms 46 as Scripture. A cow
gregational song was sung foil
owed with prayer.
Roll call and minutes were
read and approved, Sunshine
visits and missions war record-
ed.
Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Howdock
were host in their home to
Birthday Dinner in honor of
Mrs• Katherine Atwell of Pen-:
ce Springs, Mrs• Alma Harem of
Pine Hill and Mrs. Beaulah
Mrs. James Mccomas, card Hartwell, Treasurer- Mrs.
chairman, reported six cards Charles Cox, Card- chairman
sent from the circle during the mrs. James Burdette, Flower
month.
There was no old business..
Several items of new business
were discussed• Bible school
will be brought up at the Ap-
ril meeting and a final date set.
A fund raising project was
chosen by the circle for needed
church repairs and missions.
Elective officers for the com-
ing year were chosen as
follows: President, Mrs. Jack
Ward, Vice- President, Mrs.
Jean Hall, Secretary- Mrs• Jack
Chairperson- Mrs. Earl Cox•
Master Eric Hartwell served
as usher for the love- offering.
• Mrs• Robert Burdette
conducted the Bible Quiz on
Matthew 14 and 15. Mrs. Jim
Cochran and mrs. Eddie Harris
tied for fwst place with the
most correct answers•
The April meeting will be
April ?Ath at the church. De-
votional leader and hostess will
be Mrs. Estfl Adldus. Quiz
leader will be Mrs. James Bur-
dette on Matthew 16 and 17.
Love remembrances were
presented to secret sisters•
Everyone received a useful gift.
During the fellowship hour,
games were played and winners
were Mrs. Earl Cox and mrs.
Jim Cochran. Mrs. Jean Hall
served refreshments to 13
mem-
bers and three children, Mrs.
Earl Cox, Mrs. Jim Cochran,
mrs. James Burdette, Mrs. Es-
till Adkius and Shelia, Mrs.
Jean Hall, Mrs. Lucille Burd-
Ballard of Alderson, Sunday.
Another birthday guest, Mrs..
Trilby Harris, was unable to"
attend•
The honorees had dinner, op-
ened their gifts and enjoyed the
day of fellowship.
ette, Mrs. Jack Hartwell and
Eric, Mrs. Eddie Harris and
Peggy, Mrs. James McComas,
Mrs. Charlle Cox, Mrs. Jack •
Ward, Mrs• Robert Burdette
and Miss Pansy Bridges.
Youth Skating Party
The Big Creek Baptist Youth
held a Muting party at Skat-
er's Haven from 4:30- 6:30
March 24th. Everyone had a
good time bring friends to en-
joy the fun• Throe attend/rig
were: Greg and Larry Cechran,
Lynn and Albert Cechran, Sh-'
erry and Donna Cox, Angela,
Stephanie and Peggy Jo Harris,
Steven Michael Howdeck, Jeff-
cry and Linda Gore, Jack,
Junior, Lester, Grimmett, Dar-
rell, Darren, Chris Forren, Sh-
aron, Mary, and Sbella Adk-
ins, Trena, Dwayne Burns, Suz-
anne Bishop, Erie Hartwell,
Ronnie and Karen Burdatte.
Chaperones were Mrs. Jean
Hall, Mrs. James Burdette, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Cechran and Mrs.
Edd/e Harris, also other invited
guests.
Senior Citizens Ask ?'
Q. I was "ripped off" by a company(l'm not
going to mention the name) and would like to
write a letter of complaint, l've neverdone it and
don't know where to start.
.. A. Whether you plan to write a letter or call in
your complaint take a few moments to organize
the important points you want to make.
• •Name, address and credit eard number ( If
applicable)
Nature of complaint ( poor serviee, faulty
merchandise, discourtesy credit related maters,
etc...)
.. Details
..- time, date and place
Craft Center To Open
The Studio, an art gallery and
crafts center, located at Pipe-
stem State Park, is now open for
the 1979 season.
Demonstrations and exhibits
in leather work, stained glass,
candle making, and wheel
thrown pottery, as we]] as many
other artists and craftsmen who
are expected to be on hand. In
addition, there will be mountain
dulcimer music during the
opening week-end.
This non- profit art and craft
center, sponsored by Concord
College, is beginning its eight-
th season with all works coming
from West Virginia artists and
craftsmen. Paintings, sculpt-
ure, jewelry, quilts, and many
other items at The Studio have
been admired by Pipestem
guests from all over the world.
The Stud/o's hours during the
spring season are: Saturday
and Sunday from I0 a.m• - 5
p.m•, Tuesday, Wednesday &
Friday from 3:30 p.m.- 8:30
p.m. and closed on Monday and
Thursday.
Learn About Restrlctioeus
Before starting a small bus-
iness, find out what govern-
mental or legal restrictions you.
will encounter. There may be
laws regulating your type of
business; licenses may be re-
quired; patents or copyrights
may restrict your operatlons,
and local zoning laws may in-i
hibit your choise of a site• In
some types of business, anti-
pollution laws also are a factor
to consider.
Henry W. Block
Cook's Chapel
I bapeU, Pq,tem I
J 8. AUdmea, Paster
to a.m. Sunday School; Supt.
CIMwlea Bowies; 11 a.m .Morn
lag Wurhip; 6 p.m. BYF; 7
.m. Evening Worship; Wed., 7
'p•m. Prayer Meeting.
Beech Run
Paster, Call Spade
"Thes
your a
the I,
we charge
If you qualify for theShod Forn
a very low price. But even ify(
Long Form, the simpler the retl
we charge. That's another reas
should let H&R Block do your
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H&R BLOC
THE INCOME TAX PEg
Front Street dt HJatonBlo
Opeu 9 AM- 6 PM Weekdays; t. 9-
No Appglntment Necess
Baptist Ni/nitz' Methodist Charge
..... James 'rler. Pasta" Pastor. Wayne EUb
athnli,, • i.
St. Patrick ,
Rcv. Fr• nodg HuS01
Mass 8¢bedule
Saturday, 5 p.m.; Sunday, 9
a,m.; Weekdays, 7:30 a.m.
(Except Wednesdays, 7:30
p.m.): Holy Days, $ p.m.; First
Frlda 7, s p.m. ,
Christian
Community
Paul Zutont, Minister
Worship Services, Sunday, 11
a.m. and 7:30 p.m.; Bible Study
II a.m.: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.
First Christian
Evcrette Easley, Minister
Sunday School, 9:46 a.m.; Mor-
ning Worship, 11 a.m.; Evening
Worship, 7 p.m.; Wednesday
Evening Service, 7 p.m.
Episcopal
Rev. Griffin C. Calishan
John GrimmeR, Supt.; Kirby
Brsgg, At. Supt.; 9:45 a.m.
Sunday School: Worship, li
a.m.; Evening Worship, 7 p.m.;
Wed. Service, 7 p.m.; Young
People's Meeting, Wed., 7:3G
p.m.; Mark Ellison, Sr., youth
director: Juniors each Tuesday
at 7 p.m.; Senior Youth each
Wed. night at 7:30 p.m.
Griffith Creek
Supt. C•L. Ratliff, Sunday Donald Spade, Pastor
School, 10 a.m.; Worship Ser-
viceeach2nd&4thSundayatlI Sunday School, l0 a.m,: S.S.
a.m.; Prayer meeting, Weds., 7 Supt. A.F. Dodd; Preaching 1st
& 3rd Sundays, tl a.m,
p,m.
River Valley First
Rt• JZ Forest Hill Road D.D. Elwell, Pastor
Bill Jenkins, Pastor Sunday School, 10 a,m.: Steve
10 a,m. Sunday School, Oakley McCby, Supt.: Morning Wor-
Grtmmett, Supt.: II a,m. Morn- ship, It a.m.: Midweek Service,
7:30 p.m,: Evening Service,
ing Worship: 7:30 p.m. Evening
'Service: 7 p.m. Youth Fellow- 7:30 p.m.
ship, Thurs. Meadow Creek
Central Say, William Carter
First Sunday
& 3rd Sunday
Brooklyn 9:30
Mt. Zion 10:30
Hills Chapel ll:30-Buck
Znd and 4th Sunday
Bethal 9:30-Pluto
Martha Chapel 10:30-Madam's
(,'reek
Sand Knob t l:30-Nimitz.
Bellepoint Charge
Hubert H• Groves, Minister
Miller Memeriul
Church School, 10 a.m.; Morn-
ing Worship. 11 a.m.; Evening
Service, 7:30 p.m.: UMYF
Wednesday. 6 p.m.
Mount Pisgah
Morning Worship, 9:30 a.m.;
Church School, 10:30 a.m.;
UMYF Tuesday, 5:30 p.m.
o4M
t
..- cost ( invoice, receipt, etc.)
To Direct Students . .- what happened ( briefly) Hi. S.S. Supt. Mrs. E.E. Johuson: Talcott Church tl a.m. Holy Communion-1st
• . What action you want the compmy to take. m.,. Ihmal V¢illiams.' S.S. t0 a.m. every Sunday: aev. BillCarpenterpaster and 3rd Sundays: 11 a,m. -
Special Program • . Don't let ,our temper make lt difficult for you S:45 a.m. Church Schooh 11 Prayer Service, Wed., 6:30: ForestHlll Morning prayer 2nd. 4thandSth I
In a.m. Morning Worship; 6:30 Worship Service, third Sunday, Worship, 10a.m., 1st 3rdandSth Sundays,
to communicate your problem. If you are angry, p.m. BYF', 7:30 p.m. Evening 11 a.m. Sundays, 7:30 p.m. 2nd Sunday
cool off a little before you write or call. This will Worship: 7 p.m Wednesday Indian Mills night. Church school, II a.m. Church of
Bible study Thurs. evening 7 1 I
For the third straight year, a tonal Science Foundation funds make your complant easier to understand, Mid-Week Service. Pastor, SeggleBales Christ
West Virginia University biol- can cover all or part of the fee, Remember also, that the people receiving your Second James Xeatley, SS Supt.: Sun- p.m. Trinity
ogist will direct handicapped depending on the applicant's letter are not personally responsible for your Talcot( day SchoolI0 a.m., classes for Worship 11 a.m. 2nd and 4th
high school students in a sp- financial need. Seleciton for the difficulties. They are there to help resolve your Paster, CarlE. Boggs all ages: Worship Service, Sundays; 7:30p.m. 3rdSunday Shochley Hill | .m:
ecial program offered by the program won't be influenced by problem. FirstSun. Service, 3to7p.m.; every Sunday, 11 a.m. and 7 night. Church School t0 a.m. Tug Creek Roud
, Third Sun. Service at n a.m. p.m.: BYF, Weds., 6 p,m.: Every Sunday: Bible Study t:30 Sunday Worship, 11 a.m.: Sun-
Marine Science Consortium at the applicant s request for fin- . • Many people address their complaints to the idweek prayer & praise hour, 7 p.m. Thursday. day Evening, 6:30 p.m. ;
Wallops Island, Va. ancial aid. top executive of the company ( chairman of the Judeon Freewill p.m., Wed. NewHope Wednesday Services, 7:30 p.m.
Worship 11 a.m, 1St and 3rd Elton
According to E. C. Keller, Participants are expected to board, president). If you are interested in a aev. SenWii,s.ea. Upland Sunday: 7:30 p,m. 4th Sunday
Jr., 30 students from through-
out the nation will study marine
science at the consortium stat-
,, ion, located just west of Ass-
/" ateague Island National Sea-
shore Park and Chincoteague,
Va•
"We have had blind, deaf, and
orthopedically handicapped
students in the program and
thus far we haven't had any
unforeseen problems," emphas-
ized Dr. Keller, who conceived
the course. "We even had one
fellow who was blind and or-
thopedically handicapped.
"Of course, some of the stud-
eats might get a little home-
sick" he added. "But we try to
keep them so busy in the lab-
ortary and out in the field that
they don't have time for that."
The course, to be held from
June 21 to July2"/, is funded by a
grant from the National Science
Foundation. Dr. Keller, who
had polio as a teenager, will be
assisted by Joseph A• Mar-
shall, associate professor of
biology, and WVU students Den-
ise Gillispie of Weirton and
Steve Schaeffer of McMurray,
Pa.
Classes will include survey
methods; collecting, identify-
ing, and preserving marine
specimens; behavior of marine
animals; chemical and physical
components of the sea; and
coastal geology.
"In our first two years, we
definitely showed that different
types of handicapped students
could participate in field trips
and work in our laboratories, "
Keller explained.
.. .... This year we would like to
,i get students from as many
" states as possible," he said. "As
• far as I know, our program and
a similar one in environmental
•: science conducted by the Univ-
• ersity of lows are the only two
' " federally funded courses offer-
" ed handicapped high school st-
- udents during the summer.
• "When you consider the large
.... " number of these handicapped
students who can and who
would like to study in the field,
you can realize that more of
these programs are needed. It is
our hope that these giftl st-
! udents will see what they can
• do in the sciences and then go
!!! on to college," Keller said.
Applicants should generally
ir i be between the llth and 12th
i. grades in high school. They
.... type and degree of handicapp-
•. ing conditions won't influence
• the selection process.
The fee for the five- and- a-
, half- week program, including
. room and board, is $470. Nat-
provide their own transportaitn
to and from Wallops Island.
Specialists in educating the
blind and deaf will be on the
teaching staff. A nurse and em-
ergency medical techicians also
will assist with the program.
May 15 is the deadline to
submit applications.. For more
information and application
blanks, write E. C. Keller, Jr.,
237 Brooks Hall, West Virginia
University, Morgantown, WV
26506; phone 304- 293- 4380.
Seventeen Eastern colleges
and universities including WVU
comprise the Marine Science
Consortium. It operates a field
station at Wallops Island, Vs.,
and a 90- foot research resale,
the Annadale, stationed at LOw-
us, Del.
quick solution to your problem, it might be better
to address your correspondence to the Customer
Relations or Consumer Affairs Department, and
send a copy of your letter to an executive for his
information, if you wish.
• .Be firm, reasonable and be sure to suggest
what action you'd like the company to take. The
Senior Center has copies of sample complaints if
you would like to look over them.
• .Q. Are the blood pressure clinics that are
sponsored by the enlor Citizens Center free? "
• .A. Yes. All clinics sponsored by the Center
have been and will continue to be free. Howeuer,
due to some persons being misled by the ap-
pearance of donation containers, the Summers
County Council on Aging voted to discontinue
using donatin containers at all future blood
pressure clinics sponsored hy Senior Center.
Seniors are not asked to give donations unless
they. so desire. ALL BLOOD PRESSURE
CLINICS ARE FREE..
100% of the people
we asked said...
"5% is more than §."
And most of these people had more interest when they discovered
we were talking about just that...INTERESTIII Blue Grass
Federal Savings and Loan, the same nice folks that normally take
• that extra step to help you in your savings needs, now offers you 5¼
interest on a regular passbook savings account. Interest Is com-
pounded daily from date of deposit to date of withdrawal and it's
accompanied by their friendly smile and courteous personaF ser-
vice, And Iook...no asterisks, no fine print, no penalty for early
withdrawal. Just service and the exte step to help you save. Yes,
5 % is more than 5, and to most, that sounds interesting I
" ' ,,' , i ,' ,., ;:' "'"
,..... ' ,/;,,',,':,,;,!.',',',' ','W&::
, !." 117 Noah Court Street
.... MEMBER I.EV¢ISBURG, WEST VIRGINIA
Pcdtral Home Loan Bank Systems'
Rev. Joe Grimmett Asst., Pastor Don F Spade, Pastor
Pete Weikle, Supt.; Sunday Benny Allen Supt., Sunday
School, 10 a.m.; Preaching
Service, 1st, 3rd and 5th Sun- School, to a.m.: Preaching 2nd
day, 11 a.m. and 7 p,m. Satur- and 4th Sundays, 11 a.m.
day Services, "tp.m. Feamster Freewill
Meadow Creek TWO roll. north of Aldersou
Pastor Lerny Pack on the Alta Road
10 a.m. Sunday School: Harry Sunday School. 1Oa.m.: Baptist
Thompson, Supt.: C.C. Corker, Youth League, 6 p.m.: Evening
St., adult teacher; 11 a.m. services, 7 p.m.
Morning Service: 7 p.m. Sun. BeHepoint
Evening Service: 7 p.m. Prayer Wayne B. Chambers. Puster
Service, Thurs. John Mann, S.S. Supt: Sunday
Tempa .School, l0 a.m.: Morning Wor-
W.W. Beaver. Paster ship, It a.m.: BYF. Wed.. 7
Sunday School, t0 a.m.W.R, p.m.: Evening Worship, 7:30
Boone, Supt.; Preaching 1st and p.m.; Midweek Prayer Service,
Wed.. 7:30 p.m.; AWANA,
3rd Sundays, 11 a.m. Wed., 6:30 p,m,
Chestnut Grove Freedom
Pastor Eddie Johnson
S.S. 1st & 3rd Sundays at 11 Pastor. DarrellHamm, Paster
a,m.; S.S. 2nd & 4th Sundays at Charles Wyant, Supl.; Calvin
10 a.m.; Preaching services 1st Cox, Asst. Supt.: Preaching 11
& 3rq Sundays at 9:45: Preach- a.m. and 7:30 p.m. each Sun-
ing service 4th Sat. nights at day; Prayer Service, 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday,
/:
Rollinsburg Little Wolf Creek
D.L. Stolnaker. Pastor Independent Baptist Church
10 a.m. Sunday School, classes Off Rt. 12-on Little Wolf Creek
Road.
for all ages, Richard Holloran,
Supt.; ii a.m. Morning Wor- DonaldL. Hannah, Pastor
ship; 7 p.m, Night Service. Sunday school, 10a.m.:George
Cook..Supt.: Worship service, 1 l
sermon by pastor.
am. Sunday: Youth meeting,
Four Mile 6:so p.m. sun.; Evening Ser-
James Simms, Paster vice. 7:30 p.m. Sun.; Mid Week
tO ,a.m. Sunday School,. Paul Service, Wed. 7:30 p.m.
Epperly, Jr,, SS Supt.: Worship
service 2nd and 4th Sundays, 11
a.m. and 7 p.m,; Midweek
Prayer Service, Wed., 7 p.m.
Calvary
Calvary Baptist Church
Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
Worship 11 a.m. evening service
7 p.m. each Sunday. Mid- week
Big Creek
Eddie Harris. Pastor
Sunday School, 1O a.m.; Morn-
ing Worship, 11 a.m. each Sun-
day: Evening services Sunday
at 7 p.m.: Prayer meeting,
Wed., at 7 p.m.: BYF, Sunday
at 6 p.m.
. Pine Grove
prayer meeting and BYF each Pastor- W. C. 8ampmm" "
Sunday School Supt. Bill Hawks
Wednesday at 7p.m. Slier Gore, Sunday School, l0 a,m.; ..
Pastor. Morning wor-
i Carr's Freewill ship, it a;m.: Evening Worship.
Route t. Innton 7:30 p.m.', Wednesday Evening
.services each Friday at 7:30 Service. 7:30 p.m.
p,m, with the Hey. Gerald Cart Laurel Creek
speaker. Pastor. Eddie Johnson
Brooks Sunday School. 10 a,m.:
Pastor. Hey. James E. Johnson Preaching, Ist and 3rd Sunday,
Edward Cyrus. Supt.. Sunday II a.m.: Ist and 3rd Sunday
School, 10 am.: Preaching It evening, 7:30 p.m,; BYF,
a.m.. 2nd & 4lh Sundays: Sun- Friday, 7:30 p.m.
day nights, 7 p.m,: Prayer Roles Chapel
meetings, Thurs. 7:30. ('art Edwards, Pastor
Camon Sunday School, l0 a.m.,
Paster. Rev. Billy (;alloway Kenneth Martin, Supt.: It a.m.
Sunday School. E.G. Crawford, worship service each Sunday
Supt.: il a.m. Morning Worship except fifth: Wed., 6:30 p.m.
every Sunday: Preaching Is , youth meeting; Bible Study,
and3rdSundaysal it a.m.and6 Wed.. 7 p.m.
p.m. Methodist
Sandstone
night. Church School D0 a.m. J. EstilGill, Minister i "
every Sunday. Sunday Morning Bible Study, I0
i
Oak Grove a.m.: Sunday Morning Worship
11 a.m.: Sunday
i-i
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i pr
Worship t0 a.m. 2nd and 4th Services,
Sundays; 7:30 p.m, 'lst Sunday
night. Church School tO a.m.
every Sunday. Bible Study 7
p.m. Tuesday.
Lindside
Red Sulphur
Marshall Fowler, Pastor
Service every second Sunday, 7
p.m,; every fourth Sunday, 11
a.m.
Johnson
Minister, Leo Farley
Eileen Skaggs, Lay Leader:
Study, 9:45; Worship, 11 a.m.
Methodist Circuit
Greenville
James E, Bailey, Pastor
First and Third Sunday:
Wayside
Worship. 9:30 a,m.: Sunday
Evening Services, 7 p.m.: Wed.
nekday evening service, 7 p.m.
Hinton
1621 Summers St.
James H. Davis. Minister
Sunday morning Bible Study, 10
a.m.: Sunday morning Worship
Service, 10:45 a.m: Sunday
Evening Service, 6:30 p.m.;
Wednesday Evening Service.
6:30 p.m.
Others
Riverview Chapel
Speaker Harry Pilklngton
Sunday
9:30 Lord's Table: 11: 00 Family
Bible Hour: 4:00 Junior Young =
People: 7:30 Evening Gospel
Service.
c,
I
]ehc
Sunday,
Sunday,
Study: 'i
cralic S
Service
]
Ch
School, 10:30 a.m.
Greenville
Wednesday
6:30 Senior Young People: 7:30
Sunday School, l0 a.m.: Wor-
ship, !1 a.m.: Bible Study,
Wed., 7 p.m
Creamery
Sunday School, 10 a.m.: Wor-
ship, 7 p.m.
Second Sunday:
Prayer meeting and Bible
Study•
}umping Branch
Tabernacle
Elmo Alderman, Sr., Pastor
Tom Coffman, Supt., Sunday
Morning
Youth
Mt. nedding School. 9:45 a.m.:
Worship, 9 a.m.: Sunday Worship. 10:45 a.m.:
School, 10:30a,m. Fellowship, 6:30 p.m.: Evening
Mt. Alexander Worship, 7:30 p.m.: Prayer
Sunday ,School, 10 a.m.: Wor- Service, Wed., 7:30 p.m.
ship, I1 a.m.: MYF Fellowship.
Mon,, 7:30 p.m.
St. John
Sunday School, 10 a,m. :
Worship, 6 p.m.
Fourth Sunday:
St. John
Worship, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday
School, 10:30 a.m.
Mt. Hedding
Sunday School, I0 a.m.; Wor-
ship, 7 p.m.
James Yatos, Pastor
First & Third Sunday's:
Church School, 10 a.m.: Preach-
ing, tl a.m. at Meadow Bridge
Church; Charge MYF meets the
First Sundays al 7 p.m.
Second Sundays:
Pentecostal Holiness
199 Main Street
Granville Martin
Sunday Service. 7 p.m,: Friday
Service. 7 p.m.
Hinton Gospel
Tabernacle
t02 Main street
Lawrence Bennett. Pastor
Sunday School. t0 a,m: Morn-
ing Worship, II a,m,; Youth
meeting. 6:30 p.m. : Evangelist-
ic service, 7:30 p.m.; Bible
Study. Wed., 7:30 p.m.
Mount Olivet
Earl Vannatter, PasLor
Lockbridge, II a.m.; Lane. 7:30 Sunday School, IO a.m.: Morn-
p.m. ing worship. 11 a.m.: Evening
Fourth Sundays: worshiP. Wed. and R.n 7 P.m.
Lane, ila.m,',Lockbridge. 7:30 Church of God
p.m.; 2nnd Sunday, 9:30 a,m.:
Sunday School, 10:30 a.m.: 4th Bobby Simmons. Pastor
Sunday, 9:30 a.m.: Sunday Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Morn-
School, 10:30 a.m, Ing Worship, II am.: Evange-
Presbyterian
Keller
l)ean K. Veltman. Pastor
2:30 Worship Services held on
Ist and 3rd Sundays.
Centerville
Greenville
10 a,m. Sunday School; 7:45
lislic Service, 7:30 p.m.: Wed.
night services. 7 p.m.
Madam's Creeh
Wesleyan
Warren R. Mcilugh. Pastor
10 a.m. Sunday School: I1 a.m.
Morning Service'. 7 p.m. Sunday
nighl service: 7:,10 p.m. Wed.,
prayer meeting, charge of the
elase leader.
Richard Leroy Pack, Pastor James Chapel p.m. Communily Worship
Timothy Grimmett, S.S. Supt.: Pastor Rev. H.B. Shrewslmry Service.
Ronnte Shuck, Ass1. Supt.; Sun- Services, 9 a.m.: Sunday
day School, 10 a,m,; Morning School, 10 a.m. McElhenny
Worship, I 1 a.m.: Prayer meet- Grassy Meadows
ing, Wed., 7 p.m. Mary Jane Memorial 10am. Sunday School; Worship
- Iaster Reao H. Richmond Service on 1st a.nd 3rd Sundays.
Keatley Sprins Sunday School, 10 a.m,: Morn-
WilHe Briers, Pastor ing WoFship, 11 8.m,; Evening
11 a.m. Preaching Sunday; 10 Wbrship, 7:30p.m.: Wed. Pray-
a,m. Sunday School every Sun, er meeting, 7:30 o.m,
day, Harold Masks., Supt.
Leatherwood
Paster W.F. Sprinkle
tO a,m. Sunday School; 11 a.m.
Preaching Service. Sun.; 7:30
p.m. Evening Service; 7 p.m.
Wed. Bible Study,
Hinton
Earnest E. Boyd, Pastor
Church School, 9:45 a.m. '. Mot'.
ning Worship, 11 am.: Evenins
Han's Creek
Greenvitle
10 a.m. Sunday School', 7:45
p.m. Community Worship
Service.
First Presbyterian
Rev. T. Johnson, M/nister
Worship, 7:30 p.m.; Midweek Sunday School, 9:45a.m; Wor-
Prayer Fellowship, Wed., 7:3(, ship, !1 a.m.; Prayer meeting,
p.m. Wed., 7 p.m.
Pence Spri ns Bob tta
- Itav I(
Edward Howdock, Pastor Supt. ;
Sunday School, 10 a.m. Johnny p.r,.; I
Coiner, Supt•: Worship Service, am.;
t I a.m.; Midweek Prayer Ser- Worshii
vice and Youth Fellowship, Wed., e
Wed,, 7:30 p,m,: Night serviees [
7:30 p.m. exce 5th Sunday.
Nazarene Tru
16eZ Temple St. t B
Paster Rev. Robert Wiseman P.'lsicw I
S.S. Supl. Mary Jane Phillips,
Sunday School, 10a.m. Morning Sunday
Worship, 11 a.m.: Evangelistic Morni,q
Service, Sunday night, 7 p.m.: Sunday
Thurs., Prayer and Bible Study, Wt,d. Iti
7 p.m. I{adi. %'
4-Hihton News Thurs. Apr. 5, 1979
Red Sulphur Area News cr.00, Center To Open
a'he StY, art Jll a guel fm au o me m.
msMlonSoy MrI, Jm. Meaas, c. ltmweU. . mrs. eue. Mm. Jtdt*nd maat,,locatedatWpe- TheStudJo'sboum6mbthe
M.t, ehaL.man, reported sLx cards Crl Cox. Card- calan Ec. . Edge Xlrrb Bad iStatePark.opmf spans m: Sat.uay
TheMallgabethChm tknthedaringthe . J Btw. F pea, Mid. J Mt, the197, a Sy m 10 a.m. - 5
Big Cvek Baptkt Church mE4 mth. Clan- IKra, Earl Ce. MIll (mrlle Cot. Im. JaCk Dmtratim and exhtbRs p.m., Tamday, Wednesday &
t the March mtlng at ill Tte-'e w no old brining. MastefEeHartwensmed Wltrd. Mrl. Rdam't Bm'dette in lttl-m-k, ttainetlglau. Frlday m S: p.m.- 8:
ehareh. Wal. mta.p Sevedmmebtv,s mhtmelova*lng, ud PyedS. e mstg, md wheel p,m,dcl0eeemadsyand
|Ident, eared me meeting t dlntmsa. Bible school IG. Robert Bt -- tpott'y.wlmny Thm-.y.
orderat I:00P,M. wm beta'eeght at the Ap cted the ruble VmSk*ge*rty othlcallsande.auzaewhe
Loire mm leUm
MI*.JamBurdettewIn rflmeetiandafIdateset, blatflaWl4m'dLh. IMrg. Jm The Big Creek Bapttt Yo
ehtegeef medeveU ^ f S project wu ebranand,Eeenarr hera t8*t f*tt-
PudeuSe.A. ebebymeeh'efneed dedf grit seewm the ,. 4: e:se
seaU sang w a f, ctre re and =Jom. mt t ram, *t• Evt.e had a
e,edm ayw, metLvaomforme- Ye A mWS w be geed tae" fmd t -
talealldmtnuw Y u A4matthee,l- ey the ma• Thee atte
ned *rid aWeved. Supine Fog: Pedent, Mrs, JaCk voleeeradhteew :Oedt,anCe
vttamLreerd- Ward, Vlc Vredent, Mn, be Mrs. Esm Aden.. Lynnddbert Cechr,S:
ed• JItU,Secretary-n, Jack l.-v.-mbeMn. J B and enna Co*, A,
deft° o. Matmev le ad 17, Sty. and Pe Jo mu-r,
Leve embmmee Steve Stt.ael ewdeek, Je-
pted to mswet ,tten, and Unda Gee, aac,
veryo received a ul #C Jer, Izer, Gr tmett, Vet.
D the fetp her, ren, Dar Chm,
gmmplayedaMwte n, Mary, a.d ett* ,t.
e t hand. In
addlUm, t vall uttn Ba a maU .
mue din'rag tie ine. nnd o what -
opena wek-end• t kpl rdcUom you
wtU wt. l'he nv be
Th.pom rtandcn I regulatg yo type of
ter. and by Co,cord W; nu y be
co. begag It et- qued; ptems cop
mumaUwormg Y ct yo,r operat.
trom wmt vgh aftra and and loc mng rosy n-
crattmm pat, sd- t yo choe oc a rate. In
. jew, qt, and many me typ o m. U-
oth lten at The Studio ha poUon ao m a lact
be adm by P to code.
I I I
your
........ the I
we charg
If you qualify for the Short Fore
a very low price. But even if,yl
Long Form, the smpler the reh
we charge• That's another reds
should let H&R Block do youl
HsR BLOC
IFIot SIxeet HMton BI
w host in their ho to a Tnlby Harris, w able to"
Birthday Dinner In hon at attend.
IVh's. Kath Atwell of Pen: The hono had dilmer, up
, Mrs. Ahna Patmm of eyed their giRa and Joyed th,
Pi Hill and Mrs. Benulah day of fthohip.
To Direct Students
In SpedM Program
For be third straight yr, a iol Scle Foundation fds
wt virginia Urdveity biol- nraUpartofthef.
ogst win direct hancptd delmdi on the applint's
high schl ntudeta in a sp fllaLneed. Sellton fthe
at pgram oftea*d by me program won't be tueed by
MaH 5circe Cortl at the applint% requt for fin-
Wal]ope Island. Va uncial aid.
Aormos to . c Kener, partopns pected to
Jr., 3O studts from through, pvide their trapcrtait
out the tion will study marine to and fm WallaCe Island,
selene at the eaortt slat- Speetaflsts in eduting the
ion, ]ted jt wt of blind and deaf will be the
atgue ]kmd Ntlol Sea- tchtngstaff. Aaandem-
ahO Park and Cintg, er gy medial teeldciam alo
• wm lst with the :o'am.
'*Webahadbtind,der, aM May ts Is the deade to
ormoedilly handipped submit appliti. For m
students tn me program and tnformatinn and appltUon
th f we hav't had a.y blan, ".,te . C. K, Jr.,
rn pble." alphas. 3 ooks rlatl, wt vtrgia
ized Dr Kelly, who connived Urdvelty. Morganto. WV
the e. "We even sd o s; phone ac+ ,m0.
eU who , blind and a Sevent tn neg
t hopedllly haicapped, and univeitt ineklding WVU
"'Ol,meoftheatud- complqse the Marlee Setee
ent might get a litUe hom Conrail. It operat s field
sick" he added. "But we t W to station at wallops leand, Va,
kp them hy in the La- and a ft r vesste,
ortary d t in the field that the Armada]e, ataUoned at Law-
they don't have Ume for mat." , eel.
The ee, to be held fm
J=a x to JUL2L ftmd by e
grat fm the t,on S¢anee
.............. 100%
h.d poo a tger, be
autsted by Jmep A. Mar-
shall, late prof o(
biting3, and W'/U st udents D-
Ise Giliisple of Weiron and
Ste Schaeff of MaMmy.
Pa.
Cia Will include sey
methods: enlisting, identify-
ing, and preserving marine
speims; behavior of marine
animals; ehemt[ and physical
mponents of the ; and
tat glogy.
"In o nnt to yr we
detinlt ely shed that diffent
types of handJpped students
ed irttetpate in feld tape
and work in o la boratori, "
Keller explained.
"This er we would llke to
get students from as many
st at as pOible," he Id. ',
Far I know, Inegram and
a similar one in vinmental
ienee ndueted by the UMv.
entry of Iowa a the ly two
federally fded afro•
ed handpped high hl at•
udents during the .mer,
"When you coid the ige
nber of m hat.capped
studta who n and who
would Like to study in the field,
y n rei that me of
these prgra are needed, Iris
hope that th girted st-
udents will what they can
do in the lene sad then go
on to tlege," Keller ld,
Applint should genially I
ad in g . Tey
type and degree at rneap
lag nditi w't tnfl.
'me t or the fw d- a-
ludf. week program, including
r and board, s UT0. Nat-
w Mlrs. Earl Cox d . ts, 'i, Baral, Sul-
ked t to IS and Itan meette
ben aM three ehlldre% Mn, ,Mrl•JmB'dette,. Baptlet Nimiz ¸ MethoJimt Charge thl; •
Earl C, Mrs. Jim c.wran, s.dMn acoehrulnaYal, P.w,
JBerdette, Mrs.e- ¢keRlrrls,alloemer tvUed Ck's Chapel ao,,:m SL Pat6ch
tl Adklns a.d aeha, Mrs, seelts, ,lu-p,,l.,t,, e,nl. , : .: .m v,.ts,., .,,IIo*I...i*
Jn ran, Mrs, Lme nrd- ,s, y I w,,, a., ....
Citiz A k? ..............
Senior ens s r * .......... " ................................ ......
Q. I was "ripped oFF" by a company(F'm not " ? Pro; [ Y ch lhal 9:pIuL°
going to mention the name) and would Sbe to Beech Run w .,,., pm : ,0:MU', Christian
wr ire a letter of complaint. Foe neverdone it and eu,cmsm* Gri{fith Crk K ii N{mt Community
dun'tknowwheretosikrt, s c ,, y
..A. Wheikeryou lan to wrlte a letter or call in vi&4yatli SYhml'lO'mtS WhlpIc.SY 11
your complaint tae a Few moments TO organize m :m,w* 7 t ,l, "ellepointChare • m *.a7: pm : m stay
the important points you want to make. pm xx am: wy. 7: pm
Baltard of Arden, Sunday. .•Name. address and credit card number ( if
Anoth btrthy guest, M. applicable)
River Valley Plrst "tit'mMff Plrst Chdstlan
..... Meadow Cr MW,S'.2 .... Episcopal | 46
Central a • WtlU.mC., • h h v.,C r,ll*s.. |
......... , lnakn aI, ;',,*, c2;%.';,: Church of
!
............. Lltaua , I; 22L'L Bon
r. wl. pl. y By ml S= o M. m e t to
Nature of complaint ( poor service, faulty
merchandise, discourtesy eredlt related maters.
etc...)
• .Details
..- time. date and place
.. - ct ( involee, racer pit. etc. )
• .- what happened ( briefly )
-Wbataetlonyou want theeompm ny intake.
,,Don't let your temper make it diffieuR for you
to communicate your problem• If you are angry.
cl off a little before you writs or call. This will
make your compiknt easier to understand.
Eemember alan, that the people receiving your
letter are not personally vespensikte for your
difficulties. They are there to help rolve your
problem.
• .Many people address their complaints to the
top executive oF the company ( chairman of the
board, presidentl. E you are interested in a
quick solution to yaur problem, it might be better
to address your correspondence to the Customer
Relations or Consumer AFFairs Department, and
send a copy of your letter to an extfftse for his
information, if you wish•
, Be firm, reasonable and be sure to sugg,est
what action you'd llbe the company to take. The
Senior Center has copies of sample complaints It
you would like TO look over them.
, .Q. Are the blood pressure clinics that ere
sponsored by the Senior Citizens Center Free? "
• ,A. Yes. All clinics slp¢onsored by the Center
have been and will continue to be free. Iloweer,
due ta some personsbelng misled by the ap ww+ge "¢r,pH
pearance of donation eootatsers, the gummers , to ,m wa ,ex. ,, pm : Zvenn w,,p, :
County Council on Aging voted to discontinue 8.s.p .............. w:Mp °^^,
using donati n containers at all future blood Chestnut Grove 'Pm
ressure clinics sponsored by Senior Center.
Fracture
P
eniors are not asked to give donations unless .... v"Jn"., . -
they so desire. ALL BLOOD PRESSURE ';s''m'7:' %1 Pasosrrell "m'Pla"rcrWY'm"' L;lvi"
Rollinshur Little Wolf Creek
of the people
we asked said...
"5% is more than §2
Federal Savings and Loan. the .me nice fOlkS mat nor malty Take
the1 extra stap to heln you m your savm0s eds. n afros you SO.
merest a regular pothOOk v;ngs accent rntt Is com-
unded dally from date of deposit to date of withdrawal ar It's
vice Ad Ik .,0 aslersks, o ie prflL o al t riy
wl*hdrwar, Just r.ice enO the egt sp to lp yo Mve, Yes,
SV. is more than S. and TO mash af snds Inleresnngl
Miniwter' Varl') Others
S*Y' :; WhiP '% .... Rivervlaw Chanel
Mathodlst Crcuit s... r,,,.s
a,.,,, s.y
D L,tkee. pa. Indenn* BIt t%ch w)pm lumpinR Branch
............... :j ..................... ,, h.,, 10 am: Wor Xb¢,na¢{¢
Pour Mile s p .: omog v. hi,o a = Veliowlhkp, S: p m : z,n
Ihip'ttam;MYFFelluiP Pentmtal Holins
zz,ly. Jv. sl : Whip Bi Crk
JamYat,Past I Whlp tt am: Vomh
vkcm each r.y al : rv ?:= pm Chh:¢reeMYFmlst Mount Olivet
pm *i,,he.,, C. Laurel Creek .USu.: :.,is.on.u., ,.°*,,
Can,,,,, to,,*,,rd,.r,,, Presbyterian n,sh, .eam p m ]eht
P.tor, .., al,i (;.11o.. Kmh .n,p U o m Keller Madam's Crack sy,
.............. a. = ............. :::== :=: .......................... };
• Centerville urm.l=: p m r
vm Methodist Or...,,,. * ..,e*: : pm w,
ayV,¢k.V., James Chapel m commJ, Wo=h*p
gl.=,,.,,,,o. McEIhenny .yl,oaoJ.y p .....
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