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.... :. :_ • &apos; -iaton _News Thurs. Apr. 12, 1979 Regional Marl Field Day Held The regional math field was held on Saturday April 7th at Concord College. The event was conducted by the Math Depart- ment under the chairmanship of Dr. Hoff. This was the fourth year of the regional math com- petition which enables the stud- ents from the six counties of Summers, Mercer, Monroe, .. . ,,.. Senior High students from Summers, Mercer, Monroe, McDowelle, Wyoming, and Raleigh counties participating in the regional math field day. Also pictured is Concord faculty sponsor Dr... Hoff. Fourth and Fifth Grade students from Summers, Mercer, Monroe, McDowelle, Wyoming, and Raleigh counties participating in math relays at the regional field day held at Concord College. Eight and Ninth Grade participants at the, regional math field day hosted by Concord College. Miss Ella Atkins of HHS finished first in the seventh grade competition in the regional math field day. Next stop in the competition will be the state finals at WVU. Sixth and Seventh Grade students competing in the regional math field day at Concord College. Raleigh, McDewelle and Wy0m- ing to via for the right to advance to the finals of the State Math Field Day. The day began with re,st- ration at 9:00 A.M. at the college. From there the twenty- four students representing Sum- mers County settled in to some rather intense competition which finally concluded at 3: 30 P.M. An elegant awards banquet was hosted by Concord College for all participants, instructors and parents in the college stud- ent center. This banquet had originally been planned for about 225 persons but due to increased interest the attend- ance topped the 280 mark. In addition to the free food and service, the banquet was high- lighted by a welcoming add- tess by Dr. Freeman, President of Concord College. As a result of the awards ceremony there will be three Summers County students headed to the State Finals to be hosted by West Virginia Un- . iversity later this month. students are Ella Atlmm, Hinton High; Sylvia Mathews, Hinton High; David Ellison, Hinton High. All other students reee-: ived special awards for part- ielpation. The Summers County group was comprised of: Sanjay Agarwal, Ella Adkina, Eddie Biggers, Janima Bond, Sandy BOsUc, Tlmmy Bugg, Paul Cales, Gwen Counts, Jeff Cox, David Ellison, David Grimmett, Patrick Harvey, David Hersman, Sylvia Math- ews, Bill McLean, Jonathan McMurray, Pam Nutter, Shawn O'Farrell, Chris Pack, Lori Richmond, Marsha Richmond, Sara Richmond, Jan Rogers, Kim Tin-her. These Summers County Stud- ents were accompanied by Harry Keaton, Elementary Sup- ervisor; Barbara Miller, and ' Tom Talbott teachers from Hin- ton High School; and Ruell Gwinn, Bus Driver. There were also several parents in attend- ance. A crowd of 225 people was expected at the math field day awards banquet at Concord. Crowd actually topped the 280 mark. David Ellison of HHS wrapped-up a trip to W.V.U. and the state finals by winning a spot in the Senior high division at the regional math field day. Sylvia Mathews (center) of HIIS will be competing in the State math field finals at W. •  i,# V.U. after taking a second place win at Concord. [  Photos by Sally Hayslette. Ce rates stBirthday, Red Sulphur ;Area'New , Red Cross Council Meeting '. : by the Rowan Home. Mrs. Rusty Erskine, chair- , Those attending were: Jean iman of the Roanoke Division of i Bishop, June Hodges, Bonni e ',Red Cross Volunteers, was one iCrawford, Barbara Hedges,: iof the guest speakers at the, i Faye Hedges, Rita Karnes, iannual meeting of ,-the Red ipeggy Howdock, Jean Cart,! Cross Volunteer Counell held at iCarolyn Peery, and L. Deane: 'the Andrew Rowan Home in  Phillips and Sadie Mann of Red ':Sweet Springs April 3rd. : !Sulphur; Marcia Weikle, Elsie The group was welcomed and !devotions were presented by the ichairman, Mrs. Eddie How- ',dock. The guest, Mrs. Erskine !was introduced andshe gave a 'orelntution of the history of Red' Cross, it's beginning and now i worldwide service to humanity. From a deep compassion for those unable to help them- selves, Red Cross had its beg- inning. That •some compassion still prompts men and.women to serve and especially volunteers. Mrs. Erskine told of all the services available through Red Cross and she expressed her appreciation for the volunteerk who were present with a des- ire'to help where needed. A question and answer perioi followed. Mr. Kyle Baker, administrat- or, also addressed the group and on behalf of the Rowan Home expressed his appreciat- ion for all the hours of ser- vice rendered by the Red Cross Volunteers. He also anoounced the "Defensive Driving Class" i Rudisill, and Jane Hancock of i Wolf Creek; Laura Whitt and i Mrs. Johnson of. Peterstown; Betty Mullins end Betty Pence of Greenville, George Flouer, Bessie Hoke, Goldie Elmore, Garnet Miller, and Mary Tom-' i ilison, and Alma Whitlock of : Union; Mrs. Myrtle Beokner, i • Jeanette Baker, and Mrs. Fran- cis McDaniel of Sweet Springs,: Mrs. Cleo Putcher, Mrs. Rufus Byrant, and Mrs. Bertis Dixon of Alderson d Mrs. Lola Rowan of Gap Mills. The next meeting will be the first Tuesday in October, in the chapel of the Andrew Rowan Home in Sweet Springs beginn- ing at 10: a.m. Mrs. Erskine has been invited back to give add- itional information on Red Cross and it's services. Drema Greer will have the gy Gill, Deble:and ilesson in April with Thelma kins, Patifieia 'Lane Carr in charge of the devotions., and Judy Carr, i Scripture verse will be I John: 'Betty Bales, ;4:2. Plumier; Melva Love- gift was received and Bowling, Viola 'I dedicated along with other spe- Keatley, and R cial prayer requests. . ;visitor. " I Those in attendance were: The next meeting will! iMarceline Crook, Jan and Peg- 23rd at 7 o'clock. Birthday Mission Society Meets At 7 o'clock Monday., e regular meeting of the Izora Eddie Harris & Joann Bishop Sims Mission Fellowship was opened by a "Share Time" by ' Mr. Eddie Harris' and Mrs. dock and Andy, Mr. an( the members present. Scripture ; Jeann Bishop were honored Howard Bishop, Mr. a was read from Mark 11:.20- 23..with a..Birthday, celebration, 'Steve Howdock and using "Speak to the Mountain";" stindayby their families. The Michael, Mr. and Mrs. as a thought followedby"e [:'h0n°rees opened their gifts and Harris, Angela, Stephaa cake and ice cream were served Peggy Jo. The birthY to: , was baked by Mrs. Eddie that would be held for all vol- unteers who would be driving state vehicles. Mrs. Laura Whitt, co- ord- cle prayer and the song, "W hat inator for over- sixty volunt-<aFriend". eers, addressed the group and!:i!: Minutes and treasurer's re- invited all who qualificd.lnage port was read and roll call to become a part of this iiew and answered by 17 women with exciting groupltoeijoy its bone- Isaiah 41:13 and 57 sick visits. fits analso have a chance .to help0thers in your spare time. :e:Mrs. Francis McDaniel, soc;, "if lal worker, gave a rePOrt of the activities being carried on at the home and the future plans for added benefits for the guests in which the Red Cross Vol- unteers will have a share. Eight new volunteers were welcomed. They were: Mr. George Flouer, Alma Whitlock of Union, Elsie Rudisill of Wolf Creek, .Betty Pence and Betty Mullins of Greenville, Rita Kar- nes of Ballard, Carolyn Peery and Deane Phillips of Red, Sul- phur. Service pins were awarded to the following: Mrs. June Hod- ges, 5- year replacement, Mrs. • Garnet Miller 10- year pin, Mrs. Bessie Hoke; Mrs, Goldi El- more and Mrs. Eddie Howdock a 15- year pin. Following' adjourlunent, the invocation was offered by Mrs. Howard Bishop and the group were served a bountiful lunch Wednesday The Wednesday Club met on April 4, 1979 in the home of Mrs. R.A. Thompson. The President, Mrs. W.G. Meador presided over the bus- iness meeting. Mrs. J.C. Wise reported on the May Luncheon on May 2rid to be held in the Blue and Gold room at the Pro Shop in Pipe- stem State Park• Mrs. A.G. Timberlake and Mrs. R.C. Osborne attended the General Federation of Women 's Club Convention at the Green- brier on March 29th. The club moved to donate, . Card chairman also reported names and number of cards ,sent. A short business session was held with plans reviewed 'for a household shower schedu- led at the church Saturday night. The group's project for last month "Do Something for Someone without Telling it" brought many chuckles and thank yon's. The spiritual pro- ject for the month of April is "Coals of Fire" to be com- pleted by the April meeting. Lydia Plumley will work out plans for June Bible School and bring report back to be dis- cussed by the members. Betty Bales thanked the women of the church for their love- offering in the way of food, house clean- ing cards, and a matching set of gown and duster. Bulletin committees and visitation sch- edule were read and updated. Patricia Lane was in charge of the lesson taken from I John 1st chapter. Discussion was held by all on "The Word Made Flesh ". $5.00 toward the prize money for the Summers County Reading Week, which will he April 30th to May 5th. A letter was read from the Cooperative Extension Sorvice of W; Va. University stating that the Bluestone Lake Garden Club and the W. Va. Univer- sity Coop. Extension Service are jointly sponsoring a Land- .scape Short Course for Home- owners to he held at the Mere- orial Building in Hinton at 7:30 p.m. on the last four Monday evenings in April. Those attending were: Mrs. G.S. Alderson, Mrs. H. Talley Brown, Mrs. W. A. Brown, Mrs. John Faulconer, For T the c 0rne I 5also 6i22 ;00d repre a World th Refusing t t certain Mr. and Mrs. George Beas- ris. Icy, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie How- 0nly one di .  Who said, SPEEDY LICENSE & TIRE SERVIC 1 be save call 466-0260  to Cod' ist:" he i'. gore K bragg accounting ,; old thinl (under grandma g's rest.) Hinton By-P i IICorin  him a tunities. i , . , tag Him. " Mrs. Ruth "5keeter" Gill wishes:to thank eaCl aredanarr OUse; and righteousm and everyone personally for their prayers, cards, ,', (ltebre flowers and gifts while being ill. She is-now staying at her son's and her new address is: Mrs. Rath Gill C/o William R. Gill 4229 Airlane Parkway (hantilly, Virginia 22021. Loyal Oider ot I Hinton Lodge, wi install officers on f ilMonday, Al ril 16, 1 Club Meets I at 8"P.M. Mrs. P.B. Gooch, Mrs. W.H. Graham, Mrs. W.H. Harrison, ' All h ged , Mrs. H.G. Humphries, Mrs.  mem ers ur T.Q. Johnston, Mrs. A;G. Mead- ! or, Mrs. R.C. Osborne, Mrs. to attend. r.L. Read, Mrs. D.W. Ritter, Mrs. R.A. Thompson, Mrs A.G.  W fth Timherlake, Mrs. John P. Walk- omen o e er, Mrs. J. Norman Welson, and  MS. J.C. Wise.  s Engagement t are cordmlly invited i to attend. Announced ' Buffet II follow Hospitai Notes i installation of offi, Summers CoutY Hospital Mary Ann Rutherford Mr. and Mrs. E.F. Ruther- ford, St'. of Bluefield, Virginia, • are proud to announce the en- gagement of their daughter, • Mary Ann, to Mr, Larry Keith Meader, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meador, Jr. of Hinton, Considerati0fi For Details We take care to attend .to all the necessary a:il;r.ange- • • ",( o ments...,n complmnce w,th your wishes .... during your time of bereavement. Our re[/6tation is built on under- i ' AprilS, It/9 West Virginia. Jo Ann Bra  Miss Rutherford is a 1972 Admitted: gg,, Pictured are: Mrs. Beatrice v - • ram  rleh; Leonard -  .... publisher of "The Advocate". , " .... t... .-. Mal graduate of Graham High IMeadow Bridge; Peggy, : nool and a 1974 graduate of Baker of Alderson and her She bad the honor of serving , daughters: Mrs. Theresa "Pat" William Jennings Bryant at a .Berry, Betty'Ashley, Cathy Ad- ' Bluefleld Stato College with a Adkins of Judson on left and dinner given for him at the kins, Arlie MeKinney, Stephan- ' A.S. degree in Nursing. She is Imogene Burns of Fort Spring Alderson Hotel when he was -ie Patterson, Kathlean Adkins, eurrently employed as a regis- on right. Mrs. Baker celebrated her campaigning for the President-Jean Sinum, all of Hinton; tered nurse at St. Luke's Hos- iai election. Shauanda Guance, .Dannse; pital, Bluefleld, West Virginia. tidin eighty- first birthday anniver She received soveral useful Betty O'Bryan, Sandstone; and Mr. Meador is a 1969 grad- sta.i.g and integrity. .' . sary at her home in Alderson on gifts on her blrthday ; also long MatthewRichards, Nimitz. tmte of Hinton High School and -- She was a resident of Blak- who ibe " ,Ma,C, allleclhlm, ullof   ._ . ...  In"tOn. ...... PARLORS ers Mill forty-five yearlt be; :,:,daywith,;,,;.L MeMiih lner-i m lmecu'teat.ngnmer.. Teon" ;|.ns-n.lk i Dr. Hoff presents the team trophy to a Raleigh fore moving to Aldersonl five i,..',.::".i'!: '.:,: :i ':/!':::..:,),JIg..tn';.lx)th od[]tudow: ;nolo. Ate  uy elf 'l@fl, ' '' Ul2.. !ml Inl! ' , Freeman. lehresldent of Concord College , far Before ller matTlaae to-thek :.s.='--t"-'-o'----OL "e*--'V-- lt.l*--',,Ceat- ' a"vetar irtgma glectric ph  11/@ ..-"  rlgit)andHarryZeaton, Su:.erf',,.;:,,:.Tw,,;,: late Clark L Bake, she wasi'," ,' ...... ".,,," :'.,?. : , ' •' Rainelle" Helen NeaL PmoraO :',,P°wer Company in Hinton, , on . far left). , " " " " .....  ' ' ' ' ----" ' empl°yec:'1iii,:'; 'ii';;'' "i !'i:i'' Moody, both of Aal. ' West Virginia. . " ' . .... A L .... :. :_ • ' -iaton _News Thurs. Apr. 12, 1979 Regional Marl Field Day Held The regional math field was held on Saturday April 7th at Concord College. The event was conducted by the Math Depart- ment under the chairmanship of Dr. Hoff. This was the fourth year of the regional math com- petition which enables the stud- ents from the six counties of Summers, Mercer, Monroe, .. . ,,.. Senior High students from Summers, Mercer, Monroe, McDowelle, Wyoming, and Raleigh counties participating in the regional math field day. Also pictured is Concord faculty sponsor Dr... Hoff. Fourth and Fifth Grade students from Summers, Mercer, Monroe, McDowelle, Wyoming, and Raleigh counties participating in math relays at the regional field day held at Concord College. Eight and Ninth Grade participants at the, regional math field day hosted by Concord College. Miss Ella Atkins of HHS finished first in the seventh grade competition in the regional math field day. Next stop in the competition will be the state finals at WVU. Sixth and Seventh Grade students competing in the regional math field day at Concord College. Raleigh, McDewelle and Wy0m- ing to via for the right to advance to the finals of the State Math Field Day. The day began with re,st- ration at 9:00 A.M. at the college. From there the twenty- four students representing Sum- mers County settled in to some rather intense competition which finally concluded at 3: 30 P.M. An elegant awards banquet was hosted by Concord College for all participants, instructors and parents in the college stud- ent center. This banquet had originally been planned for about 225 persons but due to increased interest the attend- ance topped the 280 mark. In addition to the free food and service, the banquet was high- lighted by a welcoming add- tess by Dr. Freeman, President of Concord College. As a result of the awards ceremony there will be three Summers County students headed to the State Finals to be hosted by West Virginia Un- . iversity later this month. students are Ella Atlmm, Hinton High; Sylvia Mathews, Hinton High; David Ellison, Hinton High. All other students reee-: ived special awards for part- ielpation. The Summers County group was comprised of: Sanjay Agarwal, Ella Adkina, Eddie Biggers, Janima Bond, Sandy BOsUc, Tlmmy Bugg, Paul Cales, Gwen Counts, Jeff Cox, David Ellison, David Grimmett, Patrick Harvey, David Hersman, Sylvia Math- ews, Bill McLean, Jonathan McMurray, Pam Nutter, Shawn O'Farrell, Chris Pack, Lori Richmond, Marsha Richmond, Sara Richmond, Jan Rogers, Kim Tin-her. These Summers County Stud- ents were accompanied by Harry Keaton, Elementary Sup- ervisor; Barbara Miller, and ' Tom Talbott teachers from Hin- ton High School; and Ruell Gwinn, Bus Driver. There were also several parents in attend- ance. A crowd of 225 people was expected at the math field day awards banquet at Concord. Crowd actually topped the 280 mark. David Ellison of HHS wrapped-up a trip to W.V.U. and the state finals by winning a spot in the Senior high division at the regional math field day. Sylvia Mathews (center) of HIIS will be competing in the State math field finals at W. •  i,# V.U. after taking a second place win at Concord. [  Photos by Sally Hayslette. Ce rates stBirthday, Red Sulphur ;Area'New , Red Cross Council Meeting '. : by the Rowan Home. Mrs. Rusty Erskine, chair- , Those attending were: Jean iman of the Roanoke Division of i Bishop, June Hodges, Bonni e ',Red Cross Volunteers, was one iCrawford, Barbara Hedges,: iof the guest speakers at the, i Faye Hedges, Rita Karnes, iannual meeting of ,-the Red ipeggy Howdock, Jean Cart,! Cross Volunteer Counell held at iCarolyn Peery, and L. Deane: 'the Andrew Rowan Home in  Phillips and Sadie Mann of Red ':Sweet Springs April 3rd. : !Sulphur; Marcia Weikle, Elsie The group was welcomed and !devotions were presented by the ichairman, Mrs. Eddie How- ',dock. The guest, Mrs. Erskine !was introduced andshe gave a 'orelntution of the history of Red' Cross, it's beginning and now i worldwide service to humanity. From a deep compassion for those unable to help them- selves, Red Cross had its beg- inning. That •some compassion still prompts men and.women to serve and especially volunteers. Mrs. Erskine told of all the services available through Red Cross and she expressed her appreciation for the volunteerk who were present with a des- ire'to help where needed. A question and answer perioi followed. Mr. Kyle Baker, administrat- or, also addressed the group and on behalf of the Rowan Home expressed his appreciat- ion for all the hours of ser- vice rendered by the Red Cross Volunteers. He also anoounced the "Defensive Driving Class" i Rudisill, and Jane Hancock of i Wolf Creek; Laura Whitt and i Mrs. Johnson of. Peterstown; Betty Mullins end Betty Pence of Greenville, George Flouer, Bessie Hoke, Goldie Elmore, Garnet Miller, and Mary Tom-' i ilison, and Alma Whitlock of : Union; Mrs. Myrtle Beokner, i • Jeanette Baker, and Mrs. Fran- cis McDaniel of Sweet Springs,: Mrs. Cleo Putcher, Mrs. Rufus Byrant, and Mrs. Bertis Dixon of Alderson d Mrs. Lola Rowan of Gap Mills. The next meeting will be the first Tuesday in October, in the chapel of the Andrew Rowan Home in Sweet Springs beginn- ing at 10: a.m. Mrs. Erskine has been invited back to give add- itional information on Red Cross and it's services. Drema Greer will have the gy Gill, Deble:and ilesson in April with Thelma kins, Patifieia 'Lane Carr in charge of the devotions., and Judy Carr, i Scripture verse will be I John: 'Betty Bales, ;4:2. Plumier; Melva Love- gift was received and Bowling, Viola 'I dedicated along with other spe- Keatley, and R cial prayer requests. . ;visitor. " I Those in attendance were: The next meeting will! iMarceline Crook, Jan and Peg- 23rd at 7 o'clock. Birthday Mission Society Meets At 7 o'clock Monday., e regular meeting of the Izora Eddie Harris & Joann Bishop Sims Mission Fellowship was opened by a "Share Time" by ' Mr. Eddie Harris' and Mrs. dock and Andy, Mr. an( the members present. Scripture ; Jeann Bishop were honored Howard Bishop, Mr. a was read from Mark 11:.20- 23..with a..Birthday, celebration, 'Steve Howdock and using "Speak to the Mountain";" stindayby their families. The Michael, Mr. and Mrs. as a thought followedby"e [:'h0n°rees opened their gifts and Harris, Angela, Stephaa cake and ice cream were served Peggy Jo. The birthY to: , was baked by Mrs. Eddie that would be held for all vol- unteers who would be driving state vehicles. Mrs. Laura Whitt, co- ord- cle prayer and the song, "W hat inator for over- sixty volunt-<aFriend". eers, addressed the group and!:i!: Minutes and treasurer's re- invited all who qualificd.lnage port was read and roll call to become a part of this iiew and answered by 17 women with exciting groupltoeijoy its bone- Isaiah 41:13 and 57 sick visits. fits analso have a chance .to help0thers in your spare time. :e:Mrs. Francis McDaniel, soc;, "if lal worker, gave a rePOrt of the activities being carried on at the home and the future plans for added benefits for the guests in which the Red Cross Vol- unteers will have a share. Eight new volunteers were welcomed. They were: Mr. George Flouer, Alma Whitlock of Union, Elsie Rudisill of Wolf Creek, .Betty Pence and Betty Mullins of Greenville, Rita Kar- nes of Ballard, Carolyn Peery and Deane Phillips of Red, Sul- phur. Service pins were awarded to the following: Mrs. June Hod- ges, 5- year replacement, Mrs. • Garnet Miller 10- year pin, Mrs. Bessie Hoke; Mrs, Goldi El- more and Mrs. Eddie Howdock a 15- year pin. Following' adjourlunent, the invocation was offered by Mrs. Howard Bishop and the group were served a bountiful lunch Wednesday The Wednesday Club met on April 4, 1979 in the home of Mrs. R.A. Thompson. The President, Mrs. W.G. Meador presided over the bus- iness meeting. Mrs. J.C. Wise reported on the May Luncheon on May 2rid to be held in the Blue and Gold room at the Pro Shop in Pipe- stem State Park• Mrs. A.G. Timberlake and Mrs. R.C. Osborne attended the General Federation of Women 's Club Convention at the Green- brier on March 29th. The club moved to donate, . Card chairman also reported names and number of cards ,sent. A short business session was held with plans reviewed 'for a household shower schedu- led at the church Saturday night. The group's project for last month "Do Something for Someone without Telling it" brought many chuckles and thank yon's. The spiritual pro- ject for the month of April is "Coals of Fire" to be com- pleted by the April meeting. Lydia Plumley will work out plans for June Bible School and bring report back to be dis- cussed by the members. Betty Bales thanked the women of the church for their love- offering in the way of food, house clean- ing cards, and a matching set of gown and duster. Bulletin committees and visitation sch- edule were read and updated. Patricia Lane was in charge of the lesson taken from I John 1st chapter. Discussion was held by all on "The Word Made Flesh ". $5.00 toward the prize money for the Summers County Reading Week, which will he April 30th to May 5th. A letter was read from the Cooperative Extension Sorvice of W; Va. University stating that the Bluestone Lake Garden Club and the W. Va. Univer- sity Coop. Extension Service are jointly sponsoring a Land- .scape Short Course for Home- owners to he held at the Mere- orial Building in Hinton at 7:30 p.m. on the last four Monday evenings in April. Those attending were: Mrs. G.S. Alderson, Mrs. H. Talley Brown, Mrs. W. A. Brown, Mrs. John Faulconer, For T the c 0rne I 5also 6i22 ;00d repre a World th Refusing t t certain Mr. and Mrs. George Beas- ris. Icy, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie How- 0nly one di .  Who said, SPEEDY LICENSE & TIRE SERVIC 1 be save call 466-0260  to Cod' ist:" he i'. gore K bragg accounting ,; old thinl (under grandma g's rest.) Hinton By-P i IICorin  him a tunities. i , . , tag Him. " Mrs. Ruth "5keeter" Gill wishes:to thank eaCl aredanarr OUse; and righteousm and everyone personally for their prayers, cards, ,', (ltebre flowers and gifts while being ill. She is-now staying at her son's and her new address is: Mrs. Rath Gill C/o William R. Gill 4229 Airlane Parkway (hantilly, Virginia 22021. Loyal Oider ot I Hinton Lodge, wi install officers on f ilMonday, Al ril 16, 1 Club Meets I at 8"P.M. Mrs. P.B. Gooch, Mrs. W.H. Graham, Mrs. W.H. Harrison, ' All h ged , Mrs. H.G. Humphries, Mrs.  mem ers ur T.Q. Johnston, Mrs. A;G. Mead- ! or, Mrs. R.C. Osborne, Mrs. to attend. r.L. Read, Mrs. D.W. Ritter, Mrs. R.A. Thompson, Mrs A.G.  W fth Timherlake, Mrs. John P. Walk- omen o e er, Mrs. J. Norman Welson, and  MS. J.C. Wise.  s Engagement t are cordmlly invited i to attend. Announced ' Buffet II follow Hospitai Notes i installation of offi, Summers CoutY Hospital Mary Ann Rutherford Mr. and Mrs. E.F. Ruther- ford, St'. of Bluefield, Virginia, • are proud to announce the en- gagement of their daughter, • Mary Ann, to Mr, Larry Keith Meader, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meador, Jr. of Hinton, Considerati0fi For Details We take care to attend .to all the necessary a:il;r.ange- • • ",( o ments...,n complmnce w,th your wishes .... during your time of bereavement. Our re[/6tation is built on under- i ' AprilS, It/9 West Virginia. Jo Ann Bra  Miss Rutherford is a 1972 Admitted: gg,, Pictured are: Mrs. Beatrice v - • ram  rleh; Leonard -  .... publisher of "The Advocate". , " .... t... .-. Mal graduate of Graham High IMeadow Bridge; Peggy, : nool and a 1974 graduate of Baker of Alderson and her She bad the honor of serving , daughters: Mrs. Theresa "Pat" William Jennings Bryant at a .Berry, Betty'Ashley, Cathy Ad- ' Bluefleld Stato College with a Adkins of Judson on left and dinner given for him at the kins, Arlie MeKinney, Stephan- ' A.S. degree in Nursing. She is Imogene Burns of Fort Spring Alderson Hotel when he was -ie Patterson, Kathlean Adkins, eurrently employed as a regis- on right. Mrs. Baker celebrated her campaigning for the President-Jean Sinum, all of Hinton; tered nurse at St. Luke's Hos- iai election. Shauanda Guance, .Dannse; pital, Bluefleld, West Virginia. tidin eighty- first birthday anniver She received soveral useful Betty O'Bryan, Sandstone; and Mr. Meador is a 1969 grad- sta.i.g and integrity. .' . sary at her home in Alderson on gifts on her blrthday ; also long MatthewRichards, Nimitz. tmte of Hinton High School and -- She was a resident of Blak- who ibe " ,Ma,C, allleclhlm, ullof   ._ . ...  In"tOn. ...... PARLORS ers Mill forty-five yearlt be; :,:,daywith,;,,;.L MeMiih lner-i m lmecu'teat.ngnmer.. Teon" ;|.ns-n.lk i Dr. Hoff presents the team trophy to a Raleigh fore moving to Aldersonl five i,..',.::".i'!: '.:,: :i ':/!':::..:,),JIg..tn';.lx)th od[]tudow: ;nolo. Ate  uy elf 'l@fl, ' '' Ul2.. !ml Inl! ' , Freeman. lehresldent of Concord College , far Before ller matTlaae to-thek :.s.='--t"-'-o'----OL "e*--'V-- lt.l*--',,Ceat- ' a"vetar irtgma glectric ph  11/@ ..-"  rlgit)andHarryZeaton, Su:.erf',,.;:,,:.Tw,,;,: late Clark L Bake, she wasi'," ,' ...... ".,,," :'.,?. : , ' •' Rainelle" Helen NeaL PmoraO :',,P°wer Company in Hinton, , on . far left). , " " " " .....  ' ' ' ' ----" ' empl°yec:'1iii,:'; 'ii';;'' "i !'i:i'' Moody, both of Aal. ' West Virginia. . " ' . .... A L -iiPtonNgwsThP.rs. Apr. 12,1979 Red S lphur A ea'Newt Regional Math Field Day Held i U r cm,+cm+eg by me P+w Hom 'rbe rl  ..............................  ....... - ivilt ....... m Mto uYlina ............. ................... a Irene. Bishop. Je Iodg Bonme Carrinchargeorthedotlo. and. y Car  saturdmy ApJ 7m at yroforJ nmm m- t  vm [ tim right to sEgtkJm,tm+ !P.edClms Voltem we Crawford. P Ho4gi i4:'npvwlllb+IJolm Betty BIe.L Coe.eord College. The mt w petition whell enabl [he stud- fldvfln      ; 1    { ' t  i Fye . m , pl I MI nduet+M by the Math I- enta fm the st. coti of Smt Msth Field Dy Rth I Dvid EllLso Emato o md glwa ii a e e . . i n   or .the Rod pe- o.wdoek. al CBrI i w Kilt was eJved and Bowltngi vtot mttmaertheelmmmmmpo Sm. mere. M. 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Cr, mml .*Uy media ik+ m0 ,.k. + +t y t. oetoe+e. In m+ elmpel of the Andrew lw Home in Swat Spring,+ binn- ;ing at o: am M ki has ln invited back to tw .dd- itionat inormatio, on Crm+ add it's set MI* Stay Mt+ At 7 o'clock Mt. Um mZular mt+ng of tm I and on bePalll of +he wan name prmmma  apl+mat- on for I trm h of 'Andet-+aWmeV.+dCrmm Sims Mtsmon Fetlommlp was E,idJen=,.riut. J.ombop Volt, He a ane+tme,,a opined  a "SPm Te by W Ed<. nam gad M• ma++D*ve Dr+vttmemm" meme+.pm.Ser+r J<m S were lnoea ttmtwomdtmheldteranl- wasadmmarkU:m-= m a e,rmd.y oeem'i Steve Howdmk toa o wo.ld be v+ ma.g "Sa.k to t+a Momtm" Y by Umtr f.mm, ae sta vclm  a m+,t rail+wed  + ho opined meir gifts a.d tam a wmtt,  - cley'dtlg, "Wt m,Xeadceermwo+d Peggy Jo mater for ov sy volt+o.a IPdemr' to: s , aimmed me gro,+ aml: Minnie+ and tr's  Mr a.d Mrs C,,rge n++.s-  tnvitmalwhoqmltnmlmae port wa d and U II lay, Mr o.d M die +low tobe':oarmrtath+'ewand wm'ea by 17 women ,th -- -- .... mt,,+,J,=,,,,+ .?d+[,+k ++,1-- SPEEDY LICENSE & TiRE SERVICE tim aaao ave.  to I " call 466-0240 I ++-,. ...... ,o,.+ +...,.,+ +,.,.,o. I g0,e & bragg accounHng + ] war ks+ m i + o+ th+ wit p .m + + aeuvun b+tng mmi on at +orahombotdsbomscu I (under grandma gs rest,) the mine sm the rutm gram led at the ehh Sat+day t foraddedbenefitsrorthegum idght le group's proect r+ +n which me Red Crs Vol- lint mmtb "Do Something rot Mm. Ruth "Skeeter" Gill wishes Io a,d everee no,ally for theh playm, cards, " flowen and gifts whik being ill, She is not+ + staylno at her son's and her new address is: Mn. Ruth Gill €/o William R' Gill 422R Aislane  Parkway Chanlllly, Vlrolnb 22021. I Loyal Order of Hinton Lodge, will install officers on IMonday,April 16, at 8P.M. All members urged to attend. Women of the f are cordially invited I to attend. ] Bullet will follow installation of I ConsideraliGE' II I For Details II We take care to attend to all the necessary atrarlge- ments..,in compliahce with 'SheerS;a;dUmrien.gt. Y;urr , I RORALO HEADOWS b :11 ,FUNERAL PARLORS /J t will I+ave a  Somne vthout Telling it I' Eight n v°ltoers  bught many ehmld+ and leomml. ey we: m, n.,.k m'*. rlm .mm ms- C.me Fl,  Whmk jeer for me mm o AI s o ninon. Elme m,sm o wf "ceal. or Rre" to Im - Crmk. l-ay Pme add Betty plated by the ApPa mtlng Mmmm or GmUe. mE. Sat. L#h Paumley wm workout +fm,lt  p ptrJuBibleSelam dl:maePtUi+ orltesta. ,m report eaok to e <EL+. ImP. otm.+J I, me mbes Betty Seev ptm * a,md to m.l tlmnkea U women of tlm the rollm,,: te.ps, Je Hoe- u,-fmelrle.ofedIn g, - yr m0:.t, r, tr+, m way  roan, ho oln- Gait mal i0- el¢ n, re.-+, t.g cards.sad a mtehlng set a mmm ke, Mrs. e,m ml- g a atmt, e,.ddan mtgat =, Nt.m .=do p.ILp. t m maddM,EdmeHo'+ock commm,.lsltation - gL.l m.th nId dy tl b Cond a I- yr pin. tae  d a ud.t. Cdle. 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