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Red Sulphur
Area News
Pictured is Mrs. Howard Bishop, Mrs. Laura-
Bell Fox, and Mrs. Katherine Atwell.
Birthday
Nice things happen in the
month of March ~and these
ladies can testify to that. Mrs,
Howard Bishop, Mrs.-Laura-
belle Fox, and Mrs. Kather-
ine Atwell were treated to a
party in honor of their bir-
thday's celebration at different
dates during the month, by Mr.
and Mrs. Eddie Howdock in
their home Friday.
A birthday dinner was ser-
ved at noon and the aRer-
noon' was given to singing,
music, opening of gifts, and a
surprise visit from the " Old
Gray Mare". A cassette tape
was prepared of the day's fun to
be replayed next year.
Others who shared in the
birthday dinner were : Eddie
Harris, son - in - law, whe also
shared a March birthday, Mr.
Howard Bishop, Kathy Harris
and David, Mrs. Louise Mead-
Recent visitors in the home of the birth of their daughter
Hazel and Letha Hedge were recently.
Mrs. Louise Damron, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Damron and dau- Get Well wishes are sent to Mr
ghter, all of Worthington, Ken- Haze Woedrum who is a pat-
tucky. Also visiting were Gary lent in the Humana Hospital at
Crawford and Patricia Blank- Fairlea.
enship of Christiansburg, Vir-
, ginia and granddaughter, Jenn- Belated Birthday wishes are
ifer Nicole Perdue from Narr- sent to Mrs, Jewell Allen, who
ows, Virginia, celebrated her birthday on
April the 23rd.
Mr. and Mrs. George WiU-
Jams visited Mr. and Mrs.
Kenny Simmons and Misty
Dawn this past week. They also
visited Mrs. Mae Meadows dur-
ing the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ward
recently visited their daughter
in Clay County during the
Easter Holiday.
ows, the honorses and Mr. and
Mrs. Eddie Howdock, A happy The food distribution was
day was enjoyed by all. Mrs. held on Friday the 27th at the
Katherine Atwell was treated Talcott Fire Department.
to a sight - seeing trip to her Congratulations are sent to
,former place of residence in Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cook on
Buck and " The Andy How-
dock Farm".
Mrs. Ruth McGuire and son,
Earl are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
William C. Williams and family
in Norfolk, Virginia during the
weekend.
Happy Birthday wishes are
sent to Little Miss Nellie Mae
Humphreys. She will be cele-
brating her first birthday on
May the fifth•
Happy Birthday Wishes are
also sent to Mr. James Hum-
phreys who will be celebrating
his birthday on May the 14th.
Mission Society Meets:
A " Labor of Love" was put
into action when the Calvary
Baptist Mission Society met at
the church for the regular
March meeting Monday for a
workshop.
Using Psalms 23 as Script-
ure, devotions were presented
by Mrs. Jimmy Atwell. She also
read a poem and closed with
prayer.
Roll call was answered with
Romans 12:9 and a report of 15
sunshine cards, home missions
and sick visits given. Other
business was completed, pray-
er requests made known and
circle prayer closed the meet-
i.8.
The group re - anembled to
prepare Easter cards for mall-
Thoee preeent were : Mrs.
Jimmy Atwell, Mrs. Johnny
Boothe and Kara, Mrs. June
Hedges, Mrs. Eddie Howdock,
Mrs, Howard Bishop, Mrs. Bob
Fox, Mrs. Ray Campbell, Mrs.
Quinton Crawford, Mrs. Randy
Hodges, Mrs. Leslie Mabry,
Mrs. Benny Hapdges, Mrs. LOr-
na Pack, and a guest, Mrs.
Pauline Thompson.
The April meeting will revert
back to the summer schedule
end will met ~ 23, at 7:00
p.m. with Mrs. George Bensley
giving the devotions and Mrs.
Bobby Hodges in charge of the
lesson.
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means do net plant so deep that
some of the seeds never come
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and uneven stands simply be-
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It takes considerable energy
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In the early Slx'ing, when the
sou is Usually damp and seal,
seeds such as lettuce, beets,
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shotfld he Just barely covered.
One - fonrth Inch of fl e soil is
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If your garden soft is heavy
and tends to crmt, plaoe small
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Mr. William R. (Bill) Gore, is the son of W. Jason Gore and the late
Virginia Hunter Gore. He is married to the former Jean Brebb and is
the father of two children. Kristi Ruth, a freshman at W. Va.
University and a son J. Jason Gorel a seventh grade student at Hinton
High School.
Mr. Gore is an employee of the C & P Telephone Company and has
worked on many of your phones in your homes. He enjoys serving the
people whether it he in his capacity as a telephone employee or that as
a Commissioner.
Mr. Gore would like to serve the PEOPLE of Summers County
again as a Commissioner.
PaM by the
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