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Thurs. Apr. 5, 1979.Hinton
News From Pipestem And True Areas
stitute of "Another.
God commendeth his love to-
ward us, in that while were
were yet sinners Christ died for
us. Much more that being now
justified by his blood we shall be
saved from wrath through Him.
( Romans 5: 8-9)
Memory Verse For The Week,
The Lord redeemth the soul of
his servants; and none of them
who trust in him shall be
desolate ( Psalms 34:22).
r 00Notebook ,
. Noralees
tint For Today- God has
Ira, IIthe only answer to sin-
_|blood of His Son Jes-
oe, 0!
g From The Bible-
r00ki I!0000ht of the fruit of the
and offered unto the
5. R'lld Abel, he also brought
J U/tlings of his flock. And
€ very worth. And the
!d unto Cain, Why art
..mmmmth? If thous doest well
vote not be accepted? And
doest not well, sin lie
|y 8 fo the door. ( Genesis
, alas deceived in believ-
eS BUSsmacrifice and worship
. A lease God. His jealousy
a| 5an.r toward his brother
.a " ]his self- righteous. ( I
r MaIoP 2> Abel offered an
lie sacrifice (worship)
r by candbr witness that he was
Ji i. ( Hebrews 11:4)
kre many religions, but
-.. im can be divided into
------.Q, o types as represent-
sacrifices of Cain and
w
.fice that satisfies God
[ial to true worship.
-imal sacrifice was the
uff boX torded act of faith that
lay of theld forgive sin and acc-
through the sub-
The residents and especially
the senior citizens of the Pip-
astern area are fortunate in
receiving the services of Ann
Smith, Outreach Worker from
the Summers County Council on
Aging and Ruby Wheeler,
Heath Aid also with the Sum-
mers County Council on Aging.
On the fourth Friday of each
month, these two women run a
blood pressure clinic from 9:00
a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at the post
office in Pipestem, W. Va. This
service is open to all ages and is
free of charge, although donat-
ions are accepted. These two
women also travel throughout
the community visiting elderly
people who are unable to come
to the post office to have their
blood pressure checked. While
visiting these senior citizens in
their homes, Mrs. Smith and
mrs. Wheeler also perform
other tasks such as doing laund-
ry, cleaning homes, providing
meals and even plowing gard-
ens for those unable to do these
things for themselves.
The blood pressure clinic pro-
vides a warning for those with
high blood pressure who were
previously unaware of their
condition, and the services pro-
vided by Ann Smith and Ruby
Wheeler are very worthwhile
and whole heartedly appreciat-
ed by the citizens of Pipestem.
By Lena M. Orander
Pipestem Postmaster
ars
News-7
And old friend inquired about
Marshall McBride and his
family in a get well card sent to
Levi McBride after reading in
the Hinton News about his
admittance to the Summers Co.
Hospital. The sender was Mrs.
Ruth Rose in Pennsylvania. The
popularity of the Hinton News is
growing since it is the only
paper that carries all the Hinton
and area news. The Hinton
News has received many out of
state subscriptions as gifts sent
to friends and relatives. After
all what could be a more en-
joyable gift than news from
home twice a week and where
can you buy a year aroundgift
for $10.30. Ruth Marbsall and
Bell live on Pipestem Creek. All
their children live in the Pipe-
stem area. Marshall and Bell
are both in poor health but they
still manage for themselves.
Recipe From Noralee's Kit-
chen- SPICY MEAT LOAF- 2
and ½ pounds ground beef, 1 ( 8-
ounce) package poultry stuffing
mix, I pint sour cream, 1 ( 1%-
ounces) package dry onion soup
mix, ½ cup tomato juice, 1 clove
garlic, peel and crushed, I
tablespoon worchester sauce, 1
teaspoon oregano, Ys teaspoon
pepper, I egg. Preheat oven to
325 degrees. Mix all ingredients,
using your hands and pack into
an ungreased 9" x 5" x 3 " loaf
pan. Bake uncovered, 1 hour
and 15 minutes. Let cool up
Mrs. Ella Hill of Plpestem who
right in pan 10 minutes, then
turn onto a heated platter and
serve. About 730 calories for
each of 8 servings.
Cooking Hints For The Brides
Kitchen- About selecting pets
and pans- Housewares depart-
ments offer so many glamor-
ous lines of cookware it is
difficult to choose which is best.
That porcelain- lined, double
weight copper asparagus
steamer with brass handles is
stumming, but is it necessary?
No at $69.98 unless you are rich
and fond of steamed asparagus.
$69.98 will buy many of the
basics of the beginning kitchen.
The point is to buy what ut-
ensils you will use frequently
then add the more specializer
items as you need them. Qual-
ity counts and should not be
sacrificed for the sake of a
pretty pet. Here are some shop-
ping tips to guide you when
buying. Look for utensils dur-
able enough to withstand daily
ise without wearing thin, dent-
ing, warping, cracking or dis-
coloring. Medium to heavy
weight cookware, sturdily con-
structed with fiat bottoms, st-
raight or gently flared sides and
snug ( but easy to remove) lids.
Note: decorative enamel ware
is sometimes too lightweight to
cook food without scorching it.
Well balanced skillets and
sauce pans that will stand
squarely on burners whether
Kathy Keaton of Pipestem will
celebrate her 14th bvirthday
lids are on or off ( always test
for tippiness with the lids off).
Easy - to- clean utensils with
round corners and no ridges
protruding rivets or crevices to
catch and hold bits of food.
Untensils with firmly mounted
heatproof handles and knobs.
Untensils that can hang or
nested to save space.
Short Cuts Cooking Tips and
Tricks- To anchor wax paper t
a counter when rolling dough or
grating food, dampen counter,
then press paper to it.- To
deaden the clattery sound of a
rotary beater, stand bowl on a
folded, dampened dish cloth or
towel.- To roll bread or cracker
crumbs neatly, seal bread of
crackers inside of plastic bag
then roll with a rolling pen. Or
crush in an electric blender
instead.
Mrs. Gertrude Albert is a pat-
ient in the Summers County
Hospital in room' 345.
Mrs. Wayne McBride of True
celebrated her 24th birthday
March 31, 1979. Mrs. McBride's
sisters came down to Charlott-
esville from Delware to celeb-
rate and brighten Mrs. (Karen) i
Wayne MeBrides day andi
brought with them a beautiful
cake decorated for Karen's bir-
thday and gifts from the family.
Mrs. McBride is a resident of
True but was setting with her
four year old son in the hos-
pital in Charlottesville.
Mrs. Wayne McBride sisters
Who help her celebrate her
birthday are: Shirley, Alice,
and Teddy Vanvever all of
Delaware.
Mrs. Edna Wyand was re-
leased from the University Hos-
pital in Charlottesville, Vs. this
past Sunday. She is recuperat-
ing in the home of her son
Hunter Farley at Pipestem. Mr.
Wyand has been a patient at
the university for several weeks
where she had four operations
performed.
Mrs. Wyand would like to take
this opportunity to thank er
ridsmobile .... I
Pastor Rev. Ernest Boyd who
was so faithful to visit her and
all her friends for their pray-
ers and beautiful get well cards.
May God bless each one of you
with a very special blessing.
Cadillac
Volkswagen
• Your Area Representative
Ralph Vines
Deraid Rollyson
!Beckley, WV
255-1555
......... COUPON .......... ....
This Coupon Entitles Bearer
to Higher Trade-ins and
i Greater Discounts O
Bring Coupon in Person or Z
Phone
•
• .......... .... NOdftO3 ...........
Do-lt-Yourseff.
Counter Tops
Blank Tops
Any Stock Color
8' ................... $29.95
10' .................. $38.95
12 .................. $46.95
End Cap Kits .......... $4.30
End Splash KIts ........ $6.90
Beautiful
Paneling
i
'ONLY THE LOOK IS
EXPENSIVE!
• Weldwood Rustic Cherry
Commercial Grade)
4x8- %"
Reg. $14.15 - Genuine Cherry
Veneer Limited Quantity.
Water-Saver
Closet Combinatior
MANSFIELD
This Closet Takes Only
3 ½ Gallons of Water To Flush
OWENS ¶ CORNING
SUSPENDED CEILING
I
Suspended
Ceiling
PANELS
2x4 PANELS
ESPRIT ............... $1.68
PEBBLE WHITE ....... $1.99
SCULPTURED ......... $2.15
ROUGH HEWN ........ $2.15
was blessed with a creaUveness April 12, Kathy is the daughter
mind and is displaying a rug one of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Keaton.
of her latest skills of art. Mrs. She is the grandaughter of Mr.
Hillisa busy housewife, mother and Mrs. Carlean Keaton and
of two sons and two small Mrs. Pansy Walter and her
daughters and has )ne grand- Bible verse is found in Prov. 31:
i child but still finds time to make 12. "She will do him good, an not
• many beautiful things with her evil all the days Of her life."
needle.
• it
Ik year old Rodney McBride posing with Mr, and.Mrs. *:*
i iL- Kirby f°r a ph°t°graph displaying his welt°me n'°me" i I
• r bd and decorated by Mrs. Kirby. Rodney was dlsmls.sea
p inK__._ University Hospital in Charlottesville this past Saturday
ie returning to Charlottesville for more treatments this
[[ _._] Unday. Rodney's doctor said that Rodney was making
If q gress but he is still a very sick little boy. So please
ri 1 °ntinuet°pray f°rR°dneysheallng"
[]
[]
FIBERGLAS
The twins names in the mystery photograph will be
next Weeks Hinton News. The almost identical twin
up in Pipestem and both are now married and reside in
area. The photograph in last weeks Hlnton News
Simpkins son of the late Charley and Jennie
who resided at True.
Mr. and Mrs.
William Dranon and Effle
Isabelle Bridges of Big Creek
was honored with a dinner in the
home of their daughter and son-
in- law, Ella and Clendal Hill of
Pipestem. The event was this
past Sunday, and the occasion
was in celebration of Mr. and
Mrs. Bridge's birthday anniver-
sary's. Mrs. Bridges was 68
March 31, 1979 and Mr Bridges
will be 78 April 6, 1979.
The honorees guests were:
Corbett and Kathleen Adkins,
Letha, Martba, and Blan; Rob-
ert and Mary Copeland, Pansy
Bridges, Noralee McBride, Joe
McBride, Kenneth and Joyce
Harrison and Wllla, Susie Mc-
Bride, Paul and Regina Hill and
Heather, James Hill, Clendel
Bridges
and Ella Hill, Bonnie and Lor-
atta.
Mr. Bridge's Bible verse is
found in Pray. 21:6 "The gett-
ing of treasures by a laying
tongue is a vanity tossed to and
fro of those who seek death."
Mr. Bridges has been very cau-
tion of the evils of this world and
has lived a trustworthy and
gracious life which has gained
him many friends. Mrs. Bridges
's Bible verse is found in Prov.
31:31 "Strength and honor are
her clothing and she shall re-
joice in time to come." Indeed
Mr. and Mrs. Bridges are the
kind of parents that in their
elderly days their children arise
up and call them blessed.
ilans
Your Mond
an Keaton of eipestem will celebrate her birthday
79. And her Bible verse has been the practice of ne
art of her husband dotb safely trust in her, so that he
i no need of spoil."
CANDID CAMERA- Mrs. Pansy Walter of Pipestem was
photograph quilting her latest hand made quilt. Mrs. Waiters is
very talent with a needle. Her birthday comes on the 34th of the
month and her Bible v '-found in the th,verse of the 31
chapter of Proers. "She maketh fine linen, and selleth it, and
delivereth girdles unto the merchant.
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Thurs. Apr. 5, 1979.Hinton
News From Pipestem And True Areas
stitute of "Another.
God commendeth his love to-
ward us, in that while were
were yet sinners Christ died for
us. Much more that being now
justified by his blood we shall be
saved from wrath through Him.
( Romans 5: 8-9)
Memory Verse For The Week,
The Lord redeemth the soul of
his servants; and none of them
who trust in him shall be
desolate ( Psalms 34:22).
r 00Notebook ,
. Noralees
tint For Today- God has
Ira, IIthe only answer to sin-
_|blood of His Son Jes-
oe, 0!
g From The Bible-
r00ki I!0000ht of the fruit of the
and offered unto the
5. R'lld Abel, he also brought
J U/tlings of his flock. And
€ very worth. And the
!d unto Cain, Why art
..mmmmth? If thous doest well
vote not be accepted? And
doest not well, sin lie
|y 8 fo the door. ( Genesis
, alas deceived in believ-
eS BUSsmacrifice and worship
. A lease God. His jealousy
a| 5an.r toward his brother
.a " ]his self- righteous. ( I
r MaIoP 2> Abel offered an
lie sacrifice (worship)
r by candbr witness that he was
Ji i. ( Hebrews 11:4)
kre many religions, but
-.. im can be divided into
------.Q, o types as represent-
sacrifices of Cain and
w
.fice that satisfies God
[ial to true worship.
-imal sacrifice was the
uff boX torded act of faith that
lay of theld forgive sin and acc-
through the sub-
The residents and especially
the senior citizens of the Pip-
astern area are fortunate in
receiving the services of Ann
Smith, Outreach Worker from
the Summers County Council on
Aging and Ruby Wheeler,
Heath Aid also with the Sum-
mers County Council on Aging.
On the fourth Friday of each
month, these two women run a
blood pressure clinic from 9:00
a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at the post
office in Pipestem, W. Va. This
service is open to all ages and is
free of charge, although donat-
ions are accepted. These two
women also travel throughout
the community visiting elderly
people who are unable to come
to the post office to have their
blood pressure checked. While
visiting these senior citizens in
their homes, Mrs. Smith and
mrs. Wheeler also perform
other tasks such as doing laund-
ry, cleaning homes, providing
meals and even plowing gard-
ens for those unable to do these
things for themselves.
The blood pressure clinic pro-
vides a warning for those with
high blood pressure who were
previously unaware of their
condition, and the services pro-
vided by Ann Smith and Ruby
Wheeler are very worthwhile
and whole heartedly appreciat-
ed by the citizens of Pipestem.
By Lena M. Orander
Pipestem Postmaster
ars
News-7
And old friend inquired about
Marshall McBride and his
family in a get well card sent to
Levi McBride after reading in
the Hinton News about his
admittance to the Summers Co.
Hospital. The sender was Mrs.
Ruth Rose in Pennsylvania. The
popularity of the Hinton News is
growing since it is the only
paper that carries all the Hinton
and area news. The Hinton
News has received many out of
state subscriptions as gifts sent
to friends and relatives. After
all what could be a more en-
joyable gift than news from
home twice a week and where
can you buy a year aroundgift
for $10.30. Ruth Marbsall and
Bell live on Pipestem Creek. All
their children live in the Pipe-
stem area. Marshall and Bell
are both in poor health but they
still manage for themselves.
Recipe From Noralee's Kit-
chen- SPICY MEAT LOAF- 2
and ½ pounds ground beef, 1 ( 8-
ounce) package poultry stuffing
mix, I pint sour cream, 1 ( 1%-
ounces) package dry onion soup
mix, ½ cup tomato juice, 1 clove
garlic, peel and crushed, I
tablespoon worchester sauce, 1
teaspoon oregano, Ys teaspoon
pepper, I egg. Preheat oven to
325 degrees. Mix all ingredients,
using your hands and pack into
an ungreased 9" x 5" x 3 " loaf
pan. Bake uncovered, 1 hour
and 15 minutes. Let cool up
Mrs. Ella Hill of Plpestem who
right in pan 10 minutes, then
turn onto a heated platter and
serve. About 730 calories for
each of 8 servings.
Cooking Hints For The Brides
Kitchen- About selecting pets
and pans- Housewares depart-
ments offer so many glamor-
ous lines of cookware it is
difficult to choose which is best.
That porcelain- lined, double
weight copper asparagus
steamer with brass handles is
stumming, but is it necessary?
No at $69.98 unless you are rich
and fond of steamed asparagus.
$69.98 will buy many of the
basics of the beginning kitchen.
The point is to buy what ut-
ensils you will use frequently
then add the more specializer
items as you need them. Qual-
ity counts and should not be
sacrificed for the sake of a
pretty pet. Here are some shop-
ping tips to guide you when
buying. Look for utensils dur-
able enough to withstand daily
ise without wearing thin, dent-
ing, warping, cracking or dis-
coloring. Medium to heavy
weight cookware, sturdily con-
structed with fiat bottoms, st-
raight or gently flared sides and
snug ( but easy to remove) lids.
Note: decorative enamel ware
is sometimes too lightweight to
cook food without scorching it.
Well balanced skillets and
sauce pans that will stand
squarely on burners whether
Kathy Keaton of Pipestem will
celebrate her 14th bvirthday
lids are on or off ( always test
for tippiness with the lids off).
Easy - to- clean utensils with
round corners and no ridges
protruding rivets or crevices to
catch and hold bits of food.
Untensils with firmly mounted
heatproof handles and knobs.
Untensils that can hang or
nested to save space.
Short Cuts Cooking Tips and
Tricks- To anchor wax paper t
a counter when rolling dough or
grating food, dampen counter,
then press paper to it.- To
deaden the clattery sound of a
rotary beater, stand bowl on a
folded, dampened dish cloth or
towel.- To roll bread or cracker
crumbs neatly, seal bread of
crackers inside of plastic bag
then roll with a rolling pen. Or
crush in an electric blender
instead.
Mrs. Gertrude Albert is a pat-
ient in the Summers County
Hospital in room' 345.
Mrs. Wayne McBride of True
celebrated her 24th birthday
March 31, 1979. Mrs. McBride's
sisters came down to Charlott-
esville from Delware to celeb-
rate and brighten Mrs. (Karen) i
Wayne MeBrides day andi
brought with them a beautiful
cake decorated for Karen's bir-
thday and gifts from the family.
Mrs. McBride is a resident of
True but was setting with her
four year old son in the hos-
pital in Charlottesville.
Mrs. Wayne McBride sisters
Who help her celebrate her
birthday are: Shirley, Alice,
and Teddy Vanvever all of
Delaware.
Mrs. Edna Wyand was re-
leased from the University Hos-
pital in Charlottesville, Vs. this
past Sunday. She is recuperat-
ing in the home of her son
Hunter Farley at Pipestem. Mr.
Wyand has been a patient at
the university for several weeks
where she had four operations
performed.
Mrs. Wyand would like to take
this opportunity to thank er
ridsmobile .... I
Pastor Rev. Ernest Boyd who
was so faithful to visit her and
all her friends for their pray-
ers and beautiful get well cards.
May God bless each one of you
with a very special blessing.
Cadillac
Volkswagen
• Your Area Representative
Ralph Vines
Deraid Rollyson
!Beckley, WV
255-1555
......... COUPON .......... ....
This Coupon Entitles Bearer
to Higher Trade-ins and
i Greater Discounts O
Bring Coupon in Person or Z
Phone
•
• .......... .... NOdftO3 ...........
Do-lt-Yourseff.
Counter Tops
Blank Tops
Any Stock Color
8' ................... $29.95
10' .................. $38.95
12 .................. $46.95
End Cap Kits .......... $4.30
End Splash KIts ........ $6.90
Beautiful
Paneling
i
'ONLY THE LOOK IS
EXPENSIVE!
• Weldwood Rustic Cherry
Commercial Grade)
4x8- %"
Reg. $14.15 - Genuine Cherry
Veneer Limited Quantity.
Water-Saver
Closet Combinatior
MANSFIELD
This Closet Takes Only
3 ½ Gallons of Water To Flush
OWENS ¶ CORNING
SUSPENDED CEILING
I
Suspended
Ceiling
PANELS
2x4 PANELS
ESPRIT ............... $1.68
PEBBLE WHITE ....... $1.99
SCULPTURED ......... $2.15
ROUGH HEWN ........ $2.15
was blessed with a creaUveness April 12, Kathy is the daughter
mind and is displaying a rug one of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Keaton.
of her latest skills of art. Mrs. She is the grandaughter of Mr.
Hillisa busy housewife, mother and Mrs. Carlean Keaton and
of two sons and two small Mrs. Pansy Walter and her
daughters and has )ne grand- Bible verse is found in Prov. 31:
i child but still finds time to make 12. "She will do him good, an not
• many beautiful things with her evil all the days Of her life."
needle.
• it
Ik year old Rodney McBride posing with Mr, and.Mrs. *:*
i iL- Kirby f°r a ph°t°graph displaying his welt°me n'°me" i I
• r bd and decorated by Mrs. Kirby. Rodney was dlsmls.sea
p inK__._ University Hospital in Charlottesville this past Saturday
ie returning to Charlottesville for more treatments this
[[ _._] Unday. Rodney's doctor said that Rodney was making
If q gress but he is still a very sick little boy. So please
ri 1 °ntinuet°pray f°rR°dneysheallng"
[]
[]
FIBERGLAS
The twins names in the mystery photograph will be
next Weeks Hinton News. The almost identical twin
up in Pipestem and both are now married and reside in
area. The photograph in last weeks Hlnton News
Simpkins son of the late Charley and Jennie
who resided at True.
Mr. and Mrs.
William Dranon and Effle
Isabelle Bridges of Big Creek
was honored with a dinner in the
home of their daughter and son-
in- law, Ella and Clendal Hill of
Pipestem. The event was this
past Sunday, and the occasion
was in celebration of Mr. and
Mrs. Bridge's birthday anniver-
sary's. Mrs. Bridges was 68
March 31, 1979 and Mr Bridges
will be 78 April 6, 1979.
The honorees guests were:
Corbett and Kathleen Adkins,
Letha, Martba, and Blan; Rob-
ert and Mary Copeland, Pansy
Bridges, Noralee McBride, Joe
McBride, Kenneth and Joyce
Harrison and Wllla, Susie Mc-
Bride, Paul and Regina Hill and
Heather, James Hill, Clendel
Bridges
and Ella Hill, Bonnie and Lor-
atta.
Mr. Bridge's Bible verse is
found in Pray. 21:6 "The gett-
ing of treasures by a laying
tongue is a vanity tossed to and
fro of those who seek death."
Mr. Bridges has been very cau-
tion of the evils of this world and
has lived a trustworthy and
gracious life which has gained
him many friends. Mrs. Bridges
's Bible verse is found in Prov.
31:31 "Strength and honor are
her clothing and she shall re-
joice in time to come." Indeed
Mr. and Mrs. Bridges are the
kind of parents that in their
elderly days their children arise
up and call them blessed.
ilans
Your Mond
an Keaton of eipestem will celebrate her birthday
79. And her Bible verse has been the practice of ne
art of her husband dotb safely trust in her, so that he
i no need of spoil."
CANDID CAMERA- Mrs. Pansy Walter of Pipestem was
photograph quilting her latest hand made quilt. Mrs. Waiters is
very talent with a needle. Her birthday comes on the 34th of the
month and her Bible v '-found in the th,verse of the 31
chapter of Proers. "She maketh fine linen, and selleth it, and
delivereth girdles unto the merchant.
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Thurs. Apr. 5, 1979 Hinton News-7
News FromPipestem And True Areas
stLtuto or Anomer. And old fdd Inq about right in pan r0 minute, then .d a on or off ( always tt HpLtal in m 5. Wyand has been a patient al Pasthr am Eral Ioyd ho
Godcommendethlfisl0vet Marshall McBride and his tonahtedptatterand fortippiswiththelllLoffL -- theunlveityforseveralwks was so faithfl to visit her and
ward , in that while we fUy in a get tl card t to e About 70 [or for Easy - t clean utemils with Mrs Wayne McBride o True wh he had fo nperatin all her friend for their pray.
were yet sinne Crtst died for Ivl McBride aftra- czing Ln ch of 8 rvings d corners and no rtdg eelebratea her 24th birthday performed, e and beautifW got wellcards
Muehmethatbelngnow the Hint Ne about his -- ptmdingfivetsnrvito Mah3l, lq9 M.McBde's MrsWyandw0uldltketotake MayGedblscheneofyo
justifiedbyhisbloodweshallbe admittatotheSununeCo. CkingHintsForTheBrid catch and hold bts of food szltmdotoCnZott, this npportity to thank 4er witha verypeeial hi--hag
savedfmaththughHim Hpital. ThenderwasMra. Kitchen. About lting pats Unteilswithnrmlymoted LllefromDelweel,-
IR°ma5:) RuthReinpennsY]vanl&The andPa'It°ardeparl" htprf hanl and kabs r=ea¢=lx'ml,[Oldsmobile Cadillac
-- atyottheHntonN. ment after o ny ghmor- nten at ca. h.g or waa er,d ,lr a,d,|
MemorveeForewea- ing singe t the oply n= Ltd. of kw t = nted to ve spade ght .,nth m a beautU,. Volkswagen
The Lord rebirth the of paper ttt ea a, t mnWn dimeult to ch which best -- take a'ecorated z.t' bh-- V Are= pmt.tlve
........................................................................... ...... [ Ralph Vines
who trot in hl sn be ehasjKyo weight copper asparagus Triok-ToanehwWt .Mel4tsatste¢Of
dZnte ( P.lms 4:z; state subripUo as Zma t stear with br. hanl a co.tar wh ro,ing ugh or but was tng
-- t o friends and lativ AlLey staining, but is i1 nry? grating food, dampen ter, fo y old san ha the h,a. |
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The sdents and .ny jayable gift than ns tm and fond at .tamed asparag deaden the clattery sound of a Mrs. Way McBxde sLste r kle W V
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metw[cea wkand who . wiLL buy ny of e ryter, slandw] on Who help her leate her ,--ec y,
I canyoubuay"ral'mmdgL|t as[zs°fthehglnningkitelmn [°Ided, dampened dish ¢I°th or bLrthday : Frley, glize, 255-1555
, VD Noralee's te=, .a fo.=oto in
reiving the ie of Ann lor $1030 Ruth MarhsU and T%e point is to buy what ut- tol...Torollbrderacker and Teddy Vaver all of / CO p
' L ]"or TOday God has Smi th, Outeh Worker from Bell live on PIpztem Creek. el] you will frequenUy ct tly, a] bread of Delawa ' ..., ....... U ON ........... :
IVR|lnpthe n.ly awer to sin- thaSummers C°tY C¢etl their children live in the Pil th add the m speciali craelrrs iide of PLti¢ bag -- ; l['bl ("P EBAiLI Bearer
Aging and Ruby Whaler, st . Marslzn d Be]] Re as y need them Q]. then ]] with a rolling pen, or Ed.a Wyand was re- to HIger Trsdlns uad
blood of His Son ,les. Hh Ad also with the S- abothinporhealt butthey it)' eots nd should not e etch in an eltrie blender LeadfmtheUniveityH-
oe,
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ms Coty Coc on Aging. still manage for thelv,
• g ,rom The kblo o. the toth Friday eh --
pin tips to gde ynu when M rtrudea'apat- g in the home o her n : .............. oaao3 ..........
nd ofre,' u.o the blc pre elsie m : ® eh- SPICY UZA' LOA'- haing LO for .toa d- Lent Z. the Sme Count Xterrleyat PLptm. Mr.
. dAhal,healsnbugh m ton:®am, atthopom and,,podruaUeef, l(-
UingsnfhisflkAnd officelPiptem, WVa.mi ou)paekalepoaltrTsmffing iwith(wrlnthlq,ent.
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Id unto Cain, Why art ft of charge, althoughdonal- o>VackaaeU'otaontou p tnr. Med to heavy
mmmth?ffthedlwell onsnreaepted ?htwo mix.cptotojtd.lelove weght¢kware, sturdycon-
dtnotwell shalie thecommityviaiUngelderly tablponworchter,z tghtgentlyfledstdand
|y f abe dr 'Cen pJo he are able to some t.smon oregano, tapoon anus ( but W to move> Im
to he pat °ffce to ve te- p¢per, egg. Frt ov to Zoe: 0et'nUe eme] wa
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eriftee and wohip visitLngthnior¢itizemLn ungyohn#ndpacklqto cwkfoodwithautorchlngit
ase God. His j)oy their ham, M Smith and an great,d 9,, X 5" x $ ,, loaf Well baLanced ski]]els and
at CHt tow,d h, brother mrs. Whaler a] Fr/° Pan Bake veld, I h sau Pa thaL will stand
his sef. right I othertaakssuehdoinglad - and 15 minutm. Let up squarely on bne whether
r Maym A o,,rcd .n -, e.ning ho. ov,.
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. Hebrews 1:41 things for themselv , Coonter Tope Doau[IIUI. Closet Combinatiol
many lgnas, but a hJ pr in Pa nehne
: I,n a,, be d.dd into vdes a warning or thee wth
o tys as reprenL hgh hd prs who we
sacrfficofCainarld prevIIy unawa of their
onnd,,on, and the aec pr
rlc that sauafes cod ,id by An. Smith and Ruby
rxal to true worship Whaler re wy oh*hle
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imalsacrifieewas e andwholehrtedlyappreiat"
uff b°lt t°irdad act or faith that ed bY the eitizs of Pipeslem I nk To s ONLY rHr LOOKIS "-
B O p leXV:NSlVEI Ceiling
lay of teld (¢rg ve s n and ace By Lena M, Orander
ind through the sub- Ppstem Ptmaster Aay StoekEelor lhlaOosetTike, Onl PANELS
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was bteed with a cmtlvens April 12, Kathy is the daughter I
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