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4 - Hinton News Tues. April 26, 1994
. Local Teacher Selected
The Hmton News I. 01"0000ll Delegates Attend Girl ScoUt For London Tour
00krLual Meeting at Glade Springs The tour will alse include a study
Published Tuesday
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Foster- Meadows
Sara Foster and Phillip E. =Sonny"
Meadows were united in marriage
at Pearisburg, Va. on Mar. 24, 1994,
by Rev. Ralph M. Kidd, Jr.
A reception was held at the Free-
dom Baptist Church at Powley's
Creek, hosted by Patty Angle, Nancy
Johnson, Sarah Lilly, Cheryl
McGuiness, Nelda Duncan, Loretta
Sweeney and Nila Hicks.
The beautiful three tiered wed-
cling cake was baked by Penny Fitz-
patrick.'
After a honeymoon to Myrtle
Beach, S.C. the couple is residing on
the Willowwood Rd.
Kaileb Devon Carr
Celebrates Second
Birthday
Kaileb Devon Can" was honored
with a birthday party given at his
home on Mar. 31 st. He is 2 years old.
Kaileb is the son of Ernie and
Michelle Cart of Hinton.
Maternal grandparents are O'dell
and Carol Bennett of Meadow Creek.
Paternal grandparents are Price
and Audie Carr of Hinton.
Maternal great grandmother is
Louise Lilly of Bellepoint.
Those attending were: Jason Can',
Jeff Goff, Cynthia Bennett, Greg
Cales, O'dell and Carol Bennett,
Audie Carr, Earldine Grubb and Lee,
and Louise Lilly.
Kaileb wishes to thank everyone
for the nice gifts.
Cemetery Book
Summers County Historical Soci.
ety is preparing a book of cemetery
listings including the names and
location of the individual graves in
the cemeteries.
There are so many small family
cemeteries throughout the county
that it wouldhe almost impossible to
include them all, so in order to in-
clude all of them the necessary list-
ing forms may be obtained at the
Visitor Center or the Summers
County Library.
If you know of a cemetery you
want listed in the book please obtain
the form and fill them out. They are
quite simple and self explanatory.
This book will fill a big void in
genealogy research in the area and
help answer a lot of questions for
people researching family history. If
you have any questions concerning
this matter, please call John E. Lilly,
President Summers County Histori-
cal Society, at 466-0193.
V, h. i, a wise ma,'? tie who learns
t'rl,lll MI ..'..
--Talmud
Black Diamond Girl Scout Coun- organization's 1994 corporate mset-
cil announces that its Annual Cor- ingentitled'Fashioningthe Future:
porate Meeting was held on Apr. 16 Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow."
at Glade Springs Resort in Daniels. This year's Annual Meeting was a
Delegates, LauraRichmondandC-ail special occasion for Black Diamond
Ronat of Summers County, were e which is celebrating its twentieth
elected by their peers to represent year of service to area Girl Scouts.
area Girl Scout volunteers at the
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J[ MPING BRANCH
SCHOOL NEWS
Lends Harvey and let. grade students at Jumping Branch Ele-
mentary School are pictured looking over the new books they
recently received.
Linda Harvey and 1st grade stu-
dents at Jumping Branch Elemen-
tary School's library looks over new
books received from Box Tops for
Books program sponsored by
Cheerios.
Students from all grades collected
100 Cheerio box tops during theyear
and with financial help from PTO
received 50 scholastic soft-covered
books from Early Childhood Today
Publishers.
The school library is opened every
Thurs. afternoon from 1:00 - 3:00
P.M. and maintained by the Jump-
ing Branch - Nimitz Extension
Homemakers as a community serv-
REUNION
The 8th Annual Bluestone Dam
Builders Reunion will be held Sat.,
Oct. 15, 1994. This date coincides
with the first weekend of Train Days
in Hinton.
Please make your motel reserva-
tions early, if necessary. Call 304-
466-1234 or write us at Bluestone
Lake if you need a lodging list.
ice.
Margaret Woodrum, Erma Mead-
ows, and Mary Newsome partici-
pate in the Read Aloud WV pro-
gram, reading to kindergarten, let.
and 2nd. grade students each week.
Anyone wishing to donate suit-
able books for grades K-6 please call
466-3907 or 466-5099 or leave the
books at the school library.
FOLK MUSIC AND DANCE
Greenbrier Folk Music and Dance
with contra dance and square dance
will be held on first Fridays at 8 p.m.
(Winter-Spring 1994). May 6, June
3.
Great live music. No partner or
experience needed. Caller will teach
all dances. Dress is casual.
Everyone welcome. Put some FUN,
in your life. Admissions $3. For in-
formation call 645-7169 or 466-3960.
Newcomer's workshop at 7:45. Old
Stone Room at Carnegie Hall, 105
Church St., Lewisburg.
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to thank all those who were so
kind to us during the illness and death of our
mother, Evelyn Shull.
Whether you brought food, sent flowers, vis-
ited, sent a card of just kept us in your thoughts
and prayers, we deeply appreciate your love and
concern.
We especially thank the wonderful staff of the
Greenbrier Manor, Dr. Don Wood, Pastor Eddie
Via, Rev. Eileen Schneider, the staff of Ronald
Meadows Funeral Parlors, First Christian Church,
First United Methodist Church, our friends at
Ann Gore, Debble Gill, and the
Hinton House,
pallbearers.
Patricia Richmond Dorothy Sweeney Roberta Reed
and Family and Family and Family
Birthday celebrations began at a
reception for early arrivals on Fri.
evening, Apr. 15 from 8-9:30 p.m. at
the resort. Meeting registration
began at 9 a.m. on Sat., Apr. 16,
followed by the Annual Meeting of
the corporation at 10 a.m. Council
President Anne T. McCuskey of
Charleston, presided over the busi-
ness meeting.
Ms. Richard R. Roberts, director
of the National Center for Innova-
tion - Appalachian was the guest
speaker at this year's meeting. Ms.
Roberts, a 35-year member of the
Girl Scout Movement, has spent the
last two years directing this special
project of Girl Scouts of the U.S.A.
She and her staff have researched,
designed, planned andimplementad
innovative ways of providing Girl
Scouting to girls living in rural
communities in Appalachia.
Delegates, board members, staff
and guests enjoyed a sit down lunch-
son at 12:15 p.m. during which a
fashion show of Girl Scout uniforms
and a birthday celebration was pre-
sented. After lunch, several volun-
teers were recognized for their serv-
ice to Girl Scouting when they re-
ceived the Thanks Badge, the high-
est volunteer honor in Girl Scouting.
Following the awards ceremony, the
W. Vs. Tech Show Choir, directed by
Guy Owen Baker, entertained the
crowd.
Black Diamond Girl Scout Coun-
cil provides and supports Girl Scout
Program in 57 counties in W. Vs.,
Oh., Vs., Ky., and Pa. Over 23,000
girls between the ages of 5 and 17
are served annually with the help of
more than 6,500 adult volunteers.
For more information, contact the
Council Service Center at (304) 345-
7722 or your local Girl Scout Field
Center.
The caring efficiency
of our staff is dedicated
to those who serve
Pivont Funeral Home
100 Park Ave., Hinton
466-0026
Jane Meador
Hinton High School English
teacher, Jane Meador, is one of 15
teachers in W. Vs. selected to par-
ticipate in an eleven day
Shakespeare Study Tour in London,
England this summer.
Meador was selected from 45
applicants to study Shakespearean
drama and prepare teaching mate-
rials for three plays. The group will
attend plays both in London and
Stratford, hold discussions with the
actors, and meet to plan teaching
activities for students.
A goal of the seminar is to inte-
grate the experience of seeing
Shakespeare performed with the
reading of his plays and to incorpo-
rate this experience in the class-
room," said Dr. Daivd Wohl, tour
leader.
The participants will view plays
performed by the acclaimed Royal
Shakespeare Company in London
and Stratford, Shakespeare's birth-
place.
of the history and culture of
Shakespeare's world.
=I hope," said Meador, "to be able
to bring a greater appreciation of
Shakespeare to my students in my
Advanced Placement and regular
English classes as a result of this
summer study tour.
The Charleston Stage Company
and West Virginia State College with
funding from the W. Va. Humanities
Council is sponsoring the July 18-29
tour.
SCHOOL MENU
HINTON HIGH SCHOOL
TRAINING TABLE
WEEK OF API 27 THRU 29
Wed. Apr. 27
Cheese Pizza, Corn, Fresh Fruit,
1% Milk.
Thurs. Apr. 29
Spaghetti, Cole Slaw, Peas, Ital-
ian Bread, Fresh Fruit, 1% Milk.
FrL Apr. 29
Fish, Whole Wheat Bun, Green
Beans, Fresh Fruit, 1% Milk.
Glenville State
College Announces
May Graduates
Dr. James L. Paterson, Vice-Presi-
dent for Academic Affairs for Glen-
ville State College is proud to an-
nounce that 190 students have met
all requirements for May 14, 1994
graduation.
Those receiving a Bachelor of
Science in Nursing from Summers
County is: Bradley Scott Persinger.
Things don't change, but by
and by our wishes change.
--Marcel Proust
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Beech Run Baptist Church
Omra B. AngelL Jr,. Pastor Sun-
day School lOar Morning Sv-
ice 11 am, Night Service 7 prn,
Wed. nighl prayer meeting 7 pro.
Ik41t Baptist Church
Andrew McClung, Pastor: Sun-
day Sorvloe: Sunday Scho g:45
am. Morning Worship, 11 anti
Youth fellowship,5:45 pro. Eve-I
nln 9 Service, 7 pro, Wedne=day
Servlos, 7:00 pm. Prayer Meedng
and Bible Study.
BI 9 Creek
Lovell William=, Paster: Sunday
School 10 m. Morning Womhip
11 a.m. each Sunday. Prayer
meeting Wed. at 7 p.m. B Y F
Sunday at 6 p.m.
Brooke Baptla Church
Pastor Darrell Harem: Edward
Cyrus, Sunday School sty.
tendent.. Sun.School 10 ILm
Morning Worlhip 11 Lrn, Eve.
nlng Senda) Sun.at 7 p.m. Praysdr
Meeting Turn, at 7:30 p.m.Wed.
Service 7 p.m.
Calvary Baptlat Church
Red Sulphur: Rev. Rk:k Hendor-
son, Sunday School 10 A.M,
Randy Hedge. Supedntendem
Morning Worship 11;00 A.M.
Evening Womhip 7=30 P,M. Wed,
nasday Worship 7:30 P.M.
Camon
Rev. Nathanlel Johnson: Sunday
School. E. G. Crawford. Supt, 1 1
&m. Morning Womhip Every Sun-
day. Preaching 1at. and 3rd.
Sundays at 11 a.rrt and 6 p.m.
Centr
Pastor Robert L Moore:9:45 Lm.
Church School 11 a.m. Morning
Worship. 6:30 p.m. B Y F. 7:00
p.m. Evening Worship. 7 p.m.
Wednesday Mid - We Service.
Cheemut Grove
SaptCawch
Pastor: Benny Alloa. Suporlmorv
dent: Lowell Bennett. Sunday
Schoot 10 a.m. Momlng Worship
11 &m. Evening Service 7:00
Wed. Evening Servk:o 7:00 p.m.
Cook'a Chqel
(Regular Saptbt Church} John S.
Atklnson, Ptor: 10 &m. Sunday
hooL Sty. Ky KInzor. 11Lm.
Morning Wohlp. 6 p.m.. S Y F ?
pm. Evening Worah;p Wed.Tp.m.
Prayer Meng.
Two miles north o Aldamo on
the Ala Road, Sunday School lO
&m. Bapu Youth League 8 p.m.
Evening mdcm 7 p.m.
imt Baptist CIhrch
Sunday Scho 9,5 Lm. Bruce
Rk:hmond. Supt Morning Wo-
dipl 1 a.m., Evening Secvk 7
).m. Mid Week 8orvkm 7:00 p.m.
Forest Hill Btilt Church
Pastor Cad Edwmds: Services
2nd. & 4th. Sunday 11 0, Sun-
day Nt Serv 7.0. We
needay Night 7:30.
Grace qIst Chur
Dm SpenDs. Pmtoc S
10 Lm., Morning Wohip
t IO Lm. Sunday EvelW S:00
p.m. Wed. Evening 7:00 p.m.
Grm Ce
Edv, Ray Harr Jr., Pmtor:etm.
day Schoo 10 a.m. S, S. Supt
lt0 AM tat.. :d. a eh.
Sundays Evening mndm at 7:00
P.M. 2nd. end 4lb. Sundays. Mid
Week Prayer Sorvlce And Youth
Meeting Each Wedne=day at 7:00
P.M.
Come to Church
ktdbn Mils It Churd
Steve Howdock, Pastor: S. S,
SUpL Jame Keatley. Sunda
School t0 am, Classes for allages
Worship. Satvice, 11 am. and
pro. Every Sunday. Prayer M-I
Ir Wed. 7 pat
Ke=Uey Spdn
Bapt Church
Sunday Suhoo 10 am, Haml0
Mooks. Supednterx:lent.
Laurel Creek Baptlet €urch
First end third Sunday at 11 :(X:
am., 8enond end Forth Sunday
at 7.'00 pro., Wednesday nlghl
SeMce 7.'00 pnt, Sunday Schoc
10:00 am. Pator, Andy Howdock
U Crm
Baptlet Church
Sunday School a 10 am. Preach-
Ing Sorvtce,11 am. Every Sun.
day. Prayor Meeting Wedneeday
7 pro. Roy. Tom McGraw, Paster,
UtSe WoS (N
Independent Baptist Church. Off
Rt. 12 on the Llllle Wolf Creek
Road. Pastor, Donald L Hannah:
Sunday School Superimendom,
Wayne Browning. Sunday Schoo
10.'00 am. Worship Service 1 1
am. Sun. Evening Service 7 pro.
Youth Mooting Wednesday 6,J
pro.Mid Week Servk:e Wednas-
day 7 Ira1.
Melow Cnmk
Pastor Paul Hobtein: Sun.10 am.
Sunday School ; 11 ant. Morn
Worship; 7 pro. Evening Worship;
7 pro. Wednesday. Mid Week Bible
Study en Pr Mt.
W Rkk r-mevdu
Baptl Church. Sunday School
10:00 n., Mom Womhtp 11;00
am., Sunday Evening 6:00 pro.,
Wed. Prayer Mmlng 7.'00 pro.
PItor Rev. Cuctls Monk.
I kli=t church
pastor L E. Hatchet: Sunday
Suho t0.'00. Church ] 1:00 Fun-
damen.
Nlmitz tmonm'y
Bt Church Paor Arnold
Coopoc. s. s. Supertendant
oys,susco,
Wllhip and Children
Chtm 11 Lm. Sunday Morning.
Evonlng Sunday Womhip 7:30.
Prayer Me and Youth Mee-
7o wuy.
Oove
Pastor W. C, : Sunday
Suho Stg., Bill Hawks, Sunday
School 10 am. Momlng Wonhlp
t I:00 am. Wednesday Evening
S€4oo 7:30 pro.
Rlmnda Anna
Memorlat Church
Straw,WV. Svlceevery 2nd.,
4th. an h, Saturday evenings
at 7.0 t
Rive€ W.ey
Rt. 12 Forest Hill Road, Bill Jen-
Idnl, Pmlor: 10 Lm. Sunday
ScaoL Bid Humphrey=. Suprv
tende 11 Lm. Morning Womhlp.
S pro. Evening Service. 60 pro.
Wed. You Fellowuhip 7 pmWed.
Rol Ct Clmr
JI Cmlbury, Paslor: Sunday
School 10 am., C#.Mn M'In
Supt Momlng Sorvlc 11 am. Mid-
vmt Sorvine 7 pro. Youth Meat-
Ing Sun. 6 pm.
RolllnImrg
D. L. Smlnak-, pastor:, 10 a.m.
Sumlay School €lass foe
a0. R Holonm Stn.
tmder 11 am. Morning Wohlp.
7 pro. Nioht ,(lcvko.
Send.ore kll Cluch
Pastor Eddie Johnson: Sunday
School SupL Bil Dean, Sunday
School 10 am.. Morning Womhip
11 am.. Evening SendcN 7:00
pro.. Wed. Prayer Meatlng and
Youth Meeting 7 pro.
Soeond
Talcon. First Sun. Service 11 am.
Sunday at 3.'00 pro.
Sond B= Chuh
212 Jamas St., Rev. Matthew
Saundam, Sarvices 2nd. & 4th.
Sunday 11 am, Prayer Service
Wednday S0, Sunday Scha
each Sunday 9:30, Mr. Jamm
Nkkolu Sup. Mrs. Edith Gooda,
Abt.
Teml Omrch
Botby Reed, Pastor: Sunday
School, 10 n. Melvin WWanll,
Supt Praachlng Sank-m at H :00
am. every Sunday.
UCend nql*t Ct
Pastor Mlke Batlard - Sund/
Scho m:00, Wohlp Sorv
at - 11:0o. Bble Study Sunday
Enlng 7:00. Wed. at 7:O0
CATHOLIC
Mass Schedu/e. Sur S ant
CHRISTIAN
Community Chdetim
Pastor Doug Hatcher: Worslp
Secm SUn. 11 am. and 7:00
pro. Bible st udy 10 am. Wed. 7:00
pm.
Fht Ghrldm Church
Eddie Via. Minister: Sunday
School 9:45 am, Morning War-
=tp t.oo am.. Su,cq, E
Bible Study, Sunday 6:00 Youth
CHRIST
Hlntm
1621 Surnmem St, Mlnbter, Ken-
rh Dunn: Sunday Morning Bible
Study 10 am. Sunday Morning
Worship Service 10".45 am. Sun-
day Evening as€vine 7:00
Wedneeday Evening Sevloe 7
pro.
I.=no Church ol Cllst
=, Meadow Bridge
M, Leon Matheny;Womhip,
10.'00; SINe study. 11:00; Wed.
evening 8ole study, 7:00; Sun.
eyeing. 7.0.
11 am. Fimt and Third Sundays,
J. R. (Bob) Handetge¢0 Paato¢:
Miller Memodel. I00 Miller Ave..
Sun. Schoo Oam Stm. Wombip
11 am. Wed. Biblo study 7 pro.
United M,.Ihodi Church
HIm.WV Eleen SchnekW, MIn-
im r: SundW Smo S'A5 am.
Mom Womhlp 11:00 Ira, Chlld
cl-e avalat:: Monlnl wllh cM-
dren, Wedmmday Youth Club,
4:00 pro. S:00 pro.. For Trenspor-
mflon: 46-0544
.lmN Ctl at Tm
Rev. Clfon Wlfson, Pular: Sv-
Icm 9 am. Sun. School I0 m.
Jolmson
Minister, Htn Gvm: Sam
G'eves, Lay Leader. Study: 9:45.
Worship 1 am.
Lind=klo
Red Sulphur. M=mdudl Fowle¢, ;
Paator: Service evory 2d Sun.
day 7 pm. ovy 4h Stm. 11 ant
Idollt ,Mm Mommlal
:aato¢ Pared H. Richmond: Sun.
hool 10 am. Morning Worahip
11 arr Pr Minting 70 pro.
u1lm ct
amGmves:FIm & 3l.Sund,
]rooldyn 9:1& M. Zion 11S am
md Knnb 110 pro, Nlnllfz :;nd.
xl 4h. Sun. BedJ SO. Puto
datthe 110. Mm
iHflida. WV Rt. 3, Sun. Worahip
g:30 am. Sun. School 10:45 am.
wed. Bbk study 7 pro, UMYF
nd & 4th Sun. 6:00 pro.
Nm
3. Fnmleln Mk:k. Prater:Sunday
ol lOw Wohlp t&d
tm. 11 am&4't .at 7:tOpm.
Oe ve
C. FnmMk MIc Pto¢: Sunday
Sdlool at 11 am, Wohip 2rid &
4th Sun., lOam& 1el Stm.at 7pro
T Clw
3. Frankln Mk PMt. Forest
"IlL 1at i 3rd Sun¢lls: Wondlip
I0 irn, Sun. Sdol 11
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3. Franldin MI P='W: Sunday
ool 10 am, Womhlp mm,'lom
.)nd & 4th Stm. 11 am& l Stm.
=e 7o pro.
PRESBYTERIAN
GraMl. 10 aP. nday hooL
7.As p Comm.n wmip
Sam
Rr Psb,man Ca
.R H. {S4: Sunday
Suhool g':48 & Womhlp 11g0 am
Prayw Meotg Wed. 7:30 iml.
HIn'a
Gmeevllle. 10,, m. nda School
7 w.., w
Se.
R. Mcuny, Pmtor.
Worahip held at 2:30pro
on t st end 3I. $da.
McBlumy
Rev. stawan McMun/. Ptor.
Gmy Meadows.10 am. Sunday
School Womhip Smv4co Imld at 9
Ray. Eed emwr:8vlcee, SaL 7
wn, S School 100 ant Sun.
entng 7 pro. Wed. 7"qO pro.
HInn Chureh ol God
1301 Summl SL Plmtm" Cecil
Welch: Sunday 10 am
Morning Wohip 11n Sunday
NIgM 7 pm Wed. 7 pm
HInton Talmmsde
102 Mldn Ben.
n. Pastor: sunday SCnl 10
am. Momlngs Womhlp 11:00 am,
Youth meellng (lOlXn. Evange4-
iac Smvk 7:0 pro. Bible m:ly
wed0W 7:30 im
Jmvh's
Sunday 10 am PuIMIc TaJk. SUn-
day1 am WatdImw, 'y
Tmeday 7:0 pro,
scx 8:opmsetvJoe
t eemh Tabemxlo
9:45 azn. Mom!ng WmIp I0".45
ant youth hiP 11:30 pro,
Eng WoeM 7Own. Pm,r
SeMm Wed. 7:/// Imp.
SKEW. Sunday Wohlp 9:3o
am. SUndw 11 am. 795
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IdMm'e
c.wmm/Chd
Eve L F- "Te#'
BIMe study & Cho# Practice
Tuoed-y, 7 p.m. (
Sat. 7 p.nt
Meunt OSt Church
A oommunf chumh, Mm
C. Road. 2 I/2 mlee. llwn
A. Thompom, Pm.
Sunday School I000 am. Mom-
Secvlce 7:30 pro. EDT, Wedrme-
day ( 7 pm EST wlmer)
Nmmnmo
1(102 Temlp St. PmtorRev.
Robe Wlnum: Sunday Scheol
10 ll.m. Morning Wonhlp 11 am
Svm Sm s m
7 wn Thmmy. Pmy n Sb
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Smm q
Cmm,nW Ch,rm
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meedng 730pm. Womm Chr-
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Mort. oi the moth 7 pro.
PISK Truth C4mh
At Barge rfngs. Pwtor, Orvllle
Meadows: Sunday 10:00
am, Momlng Worahip H:00 am,
WedmmtW 61e Study 7:OO pro.
Od¢,Oal Han Ptlklnglon: Sun.
day, 9:30 Lord's Tab 11:00
Fam/ B Hour. 4:00 Jun
Young People, 7:30. Evening
Sire== Rm Clm
O nIL 12 nmt Fom HIL Ama-
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Morning WoWp t t
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