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--Peterstown Area News
00¢-Hinion News'Thurso Apr. !2, 1079 "
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J Panama hats ware first made in Ecuador Pana
r
• however, was the chief center of distrihutio
Convention to be held at the vey, Mrs. Elise Helm, Mrs. H.p. '|I ' ,U--
Greenbrier on March 29- 31. Jackson, Hazel Jervis, I[ The family of Dana Robert Ca
Several plan to attend. The Mrs. W.W. Kersey, Mrs. Fair- [I " " -- .
Departments count was taken: " ley Long, Mrs. Herbert Me- [[ . -./..... ÷...i.---I..i. .... ,it t ./. !ek Pac
Conservation ,7; Education, 6; Donald, Mra. J M. McKenzie, vvtolta tu tltaltr tu tayj uJ tttt nice a
Fine Arts, 8; Home Life, 8; Mrs. Gordon Miller, Mrs. John , received
International Affairs, 4; Public :Nester, Mr.s Lewis Noble, Mrs. Ronald Meadows Funeral Home and
Affairs, 3. The Club Collect , Patty Pe
RobertPerry, Mrs. JamesPhfl- Rev. Hubert Groves, Rev. Sterlin IPack.
and Mrs Estel Weiss and
th)llie, Mrs• (h';lee braes, Mr
anti Mr:; l-asi' "h,,d(;',vs> Mr.
Neal Buckhtnd. !',It" Henry
tT;uckhmd and ,Vl:_r!'/,-el at Pet-
erstown.
Mr. Buc'kland L;.. sl>. daugh-
lers fit•hcq .... , ;rod
, . graqdchlhh ( n
sever) great- iF;lndc.hHdr,,n.
PETEI{S'i'i }A' 'i ! ti },: ,. N .EWe;
Oil [,] ".trch t'.. lq7 t ilqOlll-
bets of lh,h,r;, low: fli Q •w W 'nl-
an's t7iuh hnu ed Eu.",/l.><, with
Mrs. ,I ('. Mayfield tiering as
toin t{,,iide. P.:'i'.L l(oDla Lind
Gi;'eal F, rih:.,i Wet( tiighligS'iled
with dides l;J:(qi by l)Olif( and
.J.C. .,1, :,:!ea :,'vcral years
agn• The )e:tt;zy Jt' I,. u'(p(, wv<;
evident in tb.e :t:a'..y l(,veiy
piclm'es alid cv,.'< 3 .c h.'? ,,';t.b-
ins lhal oul ll:"';f ti' ! v, otlld be
"the real ll . "
t,'ineb; pI:,t ,,., :. m:"J,,' f.r
tht' .t.ii( ' t'.]thiv{.';il el, which Wa:;
held at the (h'v.eJ, it.'." I'qar, < h 1!9
;ttid ;;10. l']iKlH w()lll+':l attl-.qded
the (;onve:Itior, wit7 Mr: Joy
ce Chandh:" c:v.! ,,lr? Holly
Asi)ury go 1t. ), AS" ',' 'liE<] lll,21II-
bers .,ks t:st.ld :sx. I,t('IFISR'I'S
wer(' t,lokiilg fl)i•w;.wft lo this
lnost 9pt'('iLtl }lff;lir :!'. i,'l part-
ieular 'v:<'re :''..: i,. < f.now the
OUtCl, ltllt" of S('V('i ill i!elo:, LO be
voted upon. Mtisl importaut Io
the .lunilrs ts I('p, ishl!ior, to be
voted on wh}t:h will illake ISle
,Jullior orlallizalion o|kg.n to
wonlen inwresled in civic im-
provements, re,,arcf-*. , ..... l)I agQ.
AI pi'esenl (hero 1,4 cl: age lhnil
of '35 years hv" aclive fitell]l)el's
.Southern dislriet :s enthusias-
fitly supporirig the bill as it
promises to S)e adv(ilil;li.,lz'otls iG
both the General and ,ltmmr
(.'.ltll)s Ill (Sip |.lille
Plans .liFt, [)eTl!t;,, li.3de tO
sponsor a {.'o<reer I.)ay al Pet-
erstown liigh hchooi -n May 8
The progrs,n will l, t4eared to
lion professio|lal i;ttld sf)rI1}- pro-
fessional occttpatlons, lil azi t.f-
fort to emphasized the wide
choice tit careers available to
gradttates Ol lgh r(.hool not
iilteildillir to 14(i o college, l{opo-
tully this will l<: , yearly ore-
jeer |if the eh.tb
tluS-lwo-thrt-,--March / ! ! ' dir-
ecll 5 {r() Ihe co|trainers t)laccd al
}-'etersi(iwil (]rilcel' ;llld Thrifl-
way 5uperlnarker and tloposil
votlr Hyde Pari¢ b<aS,e]s• '.PhPse
laiets wili lie excnahged for
money i•o tie donalet] t()l • hand
unifirnis fol thc lhlth ,<,g(•b.)t))
Mrs ,Jalil;l v(ql d(Jvs urges
everyolle hi save lSie labSe oi
porlioi'l ;hereof of all tl vale tJai'k
liraild food which say 'l)ist-
ribuled by... '['his is a pain-•
less way to help both the bArhJ
and PelerMt)wn Grocei'.v, the
towns ilCWe:,l free elll.eFpl'!Si'
endeavor. 'l'i-m; :, all liligtiiIlt' ,
project of the IclI.EE Depart-
inent el tile I',IW(7 and public
support is need.'d w, ili.p, ke this a
success ']'lie i 'etcrslciWli ,Jun-
iors have doll Etli,d $50 and htll
to greatly' 113C)'(.'.)" ttiiS ;1l);OUl:l
through thi>; lirOjocl.
All lnternaliona] l)inlieV WaS
to he hehl on Apt'il tl. with
husband and frem(is /(, be in-
vited as guests t! member:::
Mrs J.(:. Mayfleld was chair-
man Ot this lJrt, jel:l and re-
ported (m the progress el Ole
adoplion of a child ,y the citlb.
Ptty,'-,it'{; il A:,;siatah, t It i't'Cl, i'S
("oll, t Ill is.,, {ol;
S]Vi_5(;'l. I)avl(i H (TWll/ti.
senior physician assistant at
the USAF Regional Hospital at
Fort Worth, Texas, was com-
missioned a captain Tuesday in
cet-enmnies conducted by Col.
James G. Sanders, USAF Reg-
ional Hospital Commander.
The new captain was the first
physician assistant to be comm-
issioned there and the second
physician assistant commiss-
ioned in the Air Force.
According to Colonel Sand-
ers, "Captain Gwinn's com-
mission is an honor richly de-
served and well earned by an
outstanding individual. His eff-
orts and endeavors during the
past 20 years• have been dir-
ected at providing superior pat-
ieilt care."
During 1977 Captain Gwinn
wa:; one of three Air Force
physican assistants to be nom-
inated as Physician Assistant to
the White House Physician. In
November 1977, Gwinn was
named as an Assistant to the
Consultant in Primary Care and
Advisor for Physician Extender
in the Office of the Air Force
Surg)n General Staff. He has
ah'eady assumed these respon-
sibilities and will be leaving for
the Surgeon General Office in
the near future.
l)uring 1975, Gwinn was sel-
ected by the Department of
Defense Matager for Manned
Space Vlight at Kennedy Space
Cenler for the Appollo- Soyuz
Joint Space Mission by the U.S.
and the Soviet Union. He ser-
ved on the Astronaut Rescue
Team at the center's launch
pad. Prior to this he served on
the Astronaut Rescue Team for
Gemini 4- 12 launches.
Although the captain has a
bachelor of science degree from
the University of Nebraska, he
is presently working towards a
lateral bachelor of science de-
gree in Health Science Admin-
istratin at East Texas State
University.
tie is a member of the Texas
Academy of Physician Assist-
ants and occupies a seat on its
board of directors. He is also a
member of the American Acad-
eiay of Physician Assistants,
the Ridglea Masion Blue Ix)dge
Number 1341. a charter mem-
ber of the Fort Worth Scottish
trite Bodies and a member of
the Moslah Shriners Temple.
,4 native of Peterstown, W.
Va.. Gwinn entered the Air
F,ree in 1958 Since then he has
served tours of duty at Max-
well AFB, Alabama; Lej
Field, Azores; Columbus AFB
Mississippi; Phan Rang, Viet.
nam; Misawa AB, Japan, She
ppard AFB, Texas, and wae
assigned to Fort Worth, Texa.,
in 1973.
The ceremony was attende(
by his wife, Mrs. Betty A
Gwinn, many friends and hos
pital staff members.
He is the son of Mrs. George
Marie) Gwinn and the late M
Gwinn of Peterstown, W. Va.
Peterstown Woman's Club Hold
Meeting
The Home Life Department
were program leaders and host-
esses for the April meeting of
the Peterstown Woman's Club,
when they met for the regular
meeting in the fellowship hall of
the Peterstown Baptist Church,
with the president, Mrs. Her-
bert McDonald calling the
meeting to order and presiding.
The Pledge to The Flag was led
by Mrs. Hazel Jervis.
Mrs. Harvey Gentry, chair-
man of the Home Life Depart-
ment, presented Mrs. Gordon
Miller, who gave the devotions
on theme, "This Is Home",
using scriptures from Psalms,
closing with a poem "Home". A
beautiful song, "God Give Us
Christian Homes", was sung by
Mrs. Clifton Dunn, Mrs. C.L.
Spangler, and Mrs. Robert
Perry accompanied by Mrs.
Carmel Francis at the piano.
Mrs. Gentry, presented and
introduced the speaker for the
evening, Ms. Margaret Amos,
Giles County Home Ext. Agent.
She presented a very interest-
ing talk, on Communizing, and
showed slides on "BrandWash
", she gave pointers pertaining
to the buying of foods, and
clothing, At the close of her talk,
Mrs. Gentry presented her with
a hanging basket filled with a
beautiful growing vine.
The song "An Old Fashioned
Garden", was sung by the
quartet, at the close of the
program.
During the business the min-
utes of the last meeting were
read by Mrs. Mason Chinault,
secretary, with the treasurer
report" given by Mrs. Betty
Claytor, treasurer.
Mrs. McDonald, gave a re-
port of the Executive Board
meeting.
Plans were made for as many
as could to attend the GFWC
trs, ll-tlhtr.l th)nored With
i;irthday Party
,']l'. ;ilI(t ,l'-,.. ,Jallles Ramsey
all(i bJl' an'd Mrs. Terry }(orn-
eay "dl of Pe!erst)v,'c sur-
prised M:':. Fehx { Ebby) Ball-
a;'d or: March iTth a/ lhe R,'+ti)-
SPy rll,ll]r" Oil SIilll]cy itill with a
h,,:hH ,y parW. tUqatives attd a
fPV,' : }i,St !:rKtiids ¢,'er(. invited
fin' :;','el:- fhri!-' p.in.
,\\; f t>l !i(-:r hirth:iay ('ake with
,<.',t" tllcii .',I'('et <.;3(in ribbon
£I]'Oll]t'FS frOI11:1 C('i+llOF roselle
(kwH<( :: by candles served as
th,: cen(r/'pirce decoralions for
th,' bt)ffcl servir)g of ham bis-
c:;it:4, :,a!a(k-; i);i.';{el c:'eam
m:nls a.td a ;lrg¢ bt)wi ot fruit
fYtlit'il.
.",li ,-> it>$Llrd b;ld Been iilvite(l
',l l,<o fLqnseys for birthday
C'Jko \\;vilh {lie falpl{y which in-
cJtlcTt d Ill," :.',,,'s}J, er ':ia, tcr, R'}SS
S(:itlvd !:<l::.e>'.
W!u', !'vh's, Batlard entered
!t. c{,m :l!! sang. "lla:l..py
;i"l hd: with ,lanies Burwell,
h:'(x,'l I,t • Mrs P,<'dlard al the
,>v:r,i. The real surprise sSlnwed
.tl iler f:),:e in ISle phoi;)graph
i<#.krl) })5 [,L,'th [{alllsey, cat-
.<:,hmg her moulh wide open.
When !lie bu'thday care was
liVe, light hi Ihe living room for
1,'. ILllht)'(l to eul. deo)rated
w)th gie<, icin; )'(,setles, the
D,|) ller ".:,';is resting on three
',¢.(.n c'er:t:nic St Patrick hats,
)lit can(H,: was in file center as
;l rolrli;i(]el thal one more year
w::, Io ct' added
Mrs l('.trn:z('y ;),(t Mrs. Kor-
iieguy v.'vre c.sisted by Mrs.
Myt, le Sims. sister (if Mrs.
!Lm.is% atso lelplrtg were
b,2t)' tC-.insev, daughler.
(hfls wl,r(, 9ptlled receiving
17i('€lsatlt CO!IllTlenl S of
,,pt,reeialitiii arid st,ill around
(h{ roi)tii |(Jr all to see.
:)lher gtleste, wet'c: Mrs. Ger-
aldiile VVitson_ sister of the
hor)oree. Mrs. Sherman Ball-
ard. Ml: SJ,.uel Solins. Miss
Fralice>; Terr), Mrs. John
Wood.;nr Mrs. John Nester and
.hie R<)):ili.\