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4 - Hinton News Tues. May 20, 2003
The Hinton News
Published weekly on Tuesday
By The
Hinton Publishing Corporation
210 Second Avenue
Hinton, W VA. 25951
Phone (304) 466-0005
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Business Hours:
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Wed.: 9 am to 12 prod
Thurs. & Fri.: 9 am to 4 pm.
COUNCIL ON
AGING
This is a weekly publication of the
Summers County Council on Aging,
Inc., 120 Second Ave., Hinton.
Funded in part by the WV Bureau
of Senior Services, Appalachian Area
Agency on Aging, other grant and
local resources and donations. Any
older person is encouraged to
participate in the program
regardless of race, creed, handicap,
or national origin. The Summers
County Council on Aging is an equal
opportunity employer.
Wednesday, May 21st Menu:
Tasty Meatloaf, Scalloped Potatoes,
Broccoli, Purple Plums, Whole
Wheat Bread, Margarine, Milk•
Activities: Hinton Senior Center
Walking Group will Walk in the
Town of Hinton. Leave Center 10:45.
Thursday, May 22nd. Menu:
Seasoaed.,]l:, .';ma Beans,
Cucumbers dhs in Souz
Cream Dressing, Peachy Crisp,
Margarine, Mil]. Activiites: Li*nda
Lyons, R.N. Blood Pressure Clinic
10:30 A.M. Bingo for Prizes After
Lunch.
Friday, May 23rd. Menu:
Skinless Barbarqued Chicken, Dilly
Potatoe Salad, Green Beans, Sliced
Pineapple, Whole Wheat Bread,
Margarine, Milk. Activiites; Gospel
Singing 11:00 A.M.
Monday, May 26th. Holiday,
Tuesday, May 27th. Menu:
Salmon Patty, Parsley Noodles,
Mixed Field Greens, Orange, Whole
Wheat Bread, Margarine, Milk.
Activiites; Bible Study 11:00 A.M.
Bingo for Prizes After Lunch.
Menu changes may occur due to
availability of food or due to
circustamcues beyond our control.
i HIV-AIDS FORUM
The public is invited to
participate in a community forum
entitled =HIV-AIDS in Summers
County: Understanding the Scope of
the Problem, Available Resources,
Unmet Needs and Next Steps" The
forum will feature Sharon Smith,
HIV Case Manager for Region 1.
This workshop will provide an
opportunity for participants to
identify what we dan do to better
educate the community and serve
those who are affected by the
disease.
The forum will be held on
Wednesday, May 28th., at the
Hinton Area Community Center (
basement of the old McCreary Hotel)
from 12 noon to 2:30 pro, with
participants having the opportunity
to stay later to continue information
sharing and discussion. Lunch will
be available for a donation.
To pre-register, please contact the
REACHH-Family Resource Center
at 466-2226 by May 23rd.
HINTON AREA ELEMENTRY
PRESCHOOL PRE-
ENROLLMENT
There will be preschool pre-
enrollment for children who live in
the Hinton area during the week of
June 2-6. Children must be 4 by
August 31st. and will need to bring
a birth certificate, shot record, and
social security card.
Please call Hinton Area at 466-
6024 or 466-6023 to schedule an
appointment. Ask to speak to the
preschool teacher, Cathy Shank, or
school secretary, Heather
Thbmpson.
Pre-enrollent will be held at
Hinton Area.
Hinton Designated a
Tree City USA
Robert Hannah, (right), Division of Forestry announced the
naming of Hinton as a Tree City USA last week and presented a
flag denoting the honor to the Mayor and Tree Board.
For the third consecutive year,
Hinton, W. Va. has received national
recognition as being designated a
Tree City USAby the National Arbor
Day Foundation.
This announcement was made
Tuesday, April 14th., at an Arbor
Day Celebration held on Temple
Street in front of the gymnasium.
To become a Tree City USA, a
community must meet four
standards: a tree board or
department, a tree care ordinance,
a comprehensive community
forestry program and an Arbor Day
observance.
Tree City USA designation
recognizes the work of elected
officials, staff and citizens who plant
and care for the community forest.
Arbor Day president, John Rosenow
Basham, Donna Pivont, Mary
Frances Talbert. Also recognized
was Jerry Wheeler, Robert Rodes,
principal of the Middle School and
Greenbrier Nurseries.
Special music for the occasion was
provided by the Middle School Band
under the direction of Becky Green.
Opening prayer was offered by Rev.
Warren Gilpin, pastor of the First
Baptist Church.
Mr. Robert Hannah of Fairmont,
Division of Forestry, spoke giving a
brief history of Arbor Day which was
begun by J. Sterling Norton, a
pioneer in Nebraska.
Mayor Cleo Mathews read the
official Arbor Day proclamation. Mr.
Hannah announced the name of
Hinton as a Tree City USA after
which and presented to the mayor
stated "Trees are a vital component and Tree Board a flag denoting the
of the infrastructure in our towns honor as well as a plaque.
and cities and provide many Students in the Sixth Grade
environmental and economical Science class of Ms. Mary Pat
benefits. A community and citizens Duncan, assisted in the planting of
that recognize these benefits and two trees on location replacing two
provide needed care for its trees that had died during the winter.
deserve recognition and thanks. Capturing the attention of the
LOAVES AND
FISHES OPENS
2003 YOUTH CAMP
FUND DRIVE
May 19 marked the opening of
Loaves and Fishes Fund Drive for
its 2003 Youth Camp. This year's
camp, which serves low-income
youth from Summers County, will be
held at Camp Summers (4-H Camp)
from June 23-27. In helping to kick
off the campaign, with its goal of
$4,000, Loaves and Fishes
coordinator, Jane Duffield
explained, "This year's camp
expenses will be about $6,000. The
WV Department of Education's
Summer Food Program will help but
the majority of our funds have to be
raised locally. So to make the camp
happen once again in 2003, we're
asking the people of Summers
County for their help."
The camp's primary purpose is to
assure that local children, ages 6-10,
will have a week-long experience at
Camp Summers. Activities include
crafts, sports, nature study and
swimming. With the exception of
the lifeguard and cook, the camp is
staffed entirely by local volunteers.
2003 marks the sixteenth year
that Loaves and Fishes has
• sponsored the camp. Contributions
to this year's camp may be mailed
to Loaves and Fishes, P. O. Box 56,
Hinton, WV 25951 or dropped off
at the 127 Ballengee St. storefront (
M, W, F 10 AM-2 PM). All donations
are tax-deductible.
MCTO CLASS
The following MCTO classes have
been scheuled at the National Mine
Safety and Health Academy in
Beckley, WV,
MCTO-Decision Making - May
31-June 1st.
MCTO-Tactics June 14-June
15th.
Area Students
Graduates from West
Virginia Wesleyan
College
Area residents graduated in May
from West Virginia Wesleyan
College, announced Shirley Fortney,
interim dean of the college.
Jennifer Keatley-Farley
graduated Cure Laude with a
Bachelor of Science in Accounting.
She is the daughter of David and
Teresa Keatley of Forest Hill.
West Virginia Wesleyan College,
founded in. 1890, enrolls
This year's recognition and entire gathering and closing the
• t ap roximately 1,500 students The
obsFrvgnost timely as he program, little Miss Ev vot,, ' .pr . : ," -, . . •
malay vmepialeo sve yedaugncer alice am eanna ma., .ionWttiated ;nkad
agd on TemplffStreet between sandif/g':by the American fl;ii ,'-'_r "* °-'" ....... " "
.... . ....... ,, ve racy, provmlng a personal
Fourth and TwelRhAvenue were all beautifully sang God Bless laptop computer to each incoming
in full bloom providing a beautiful America." freshman.
sight for residents and visitors alike.
Welcome extended by Ms. Betty ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 000at
Basham, president of the tree board Alcoholics Anonymous meetings
opened the service after which the 'lMes., Thurs. and Sat. at 8:00 pm at
tree board was introduced as Sam Ascension Episcopal Church, corner
Richmond, Steve Pack, Betty of 5th and Temple St.
Lilly-Crews Cemetery
Will hold a Memorial Service
Monday, May 26th
at 2:00 p.m. at
Grace Baptist Church
Beside the cemetery on Sand Knob Road
Everyone Welcome
CARD OF THANKS
Our Family Herb
Sam & Anna, Rick & Alicla Free & Family respectfully extend a
heartfelt thank you to Charlie Merrlam for his heroic first aid
response, performing the heimlich maneuver to help dislodge a
piece of meat lodged In our mothers' (Norma Free) throat during
our Mothers Day celebration. Charlle's safety training from his
many years as a volunteer fireman took over in a matter of seconds
when he was told that his wife Julle's grandmother was in serious
trouble breathing and was choking on a piece of meat. Charlle
Immediately began to perform the heimllch maneuver and after
several attempts was able to help dislodge the obstruction. Charlle
is definitely a hero in our families eyes and we are proud to have
him in our family as our son (son-in-law).
All our Love,
The Free Family
CARD OF THANKS
The Family of Jessie J. Harris wishes
to express sincere appreciation to their
families and neighbors for the sympathy
and kindness during his death.
May God Bless Each of You
Thank You
Wife - Margrurite Harris
Son & wife Michael and Melissa Harris
and Grandchildren
In those days he was wiser than he is new--he frequently used
take my advice.
--Winston Chel
(John 8:32)
By Fred Seavers Hearings as well as "Tongues," we
Bible miraclea do not take place today, always for a sign -- 1 Connthians 14:2,]
no matter what some claim. "Wherefore, tongues are for a sign ..
Today we will examine the first of two
arguments used by those who believe in the
existence today, of, as it is commonly called,
"The gifts of the Spirit (miracles)." The
argument is as follows: 1. "You cannot ask
me to show you a miracle, that is seeking
after a sign, and tempting GOd."
Argument #1 examined: First century
Christians were commanded to "Try" or
"Test" the speaker. They had the right to
know if what was being taught was from GOd
or man; this is why miracles were used to
"confirm" the word being spoken -- Mark
16:20, ; Matthew 10:7-8, Hebrews 2:1-4; 1
John 4:1; Revelation 2:2 with 2 Corinthians
12:12.
When the Jews asked to see a sign from
Jesus, as found in Matthew 12:39-41, He
gave them the miraculous sign of His
resurrection from the grave. HE GAVE
THEM A SIGN! Jesus performed many
"signs," John 20:24-31. Jesus and the
apostles did not heal people out of the sole
purpose of love and compassion.
Epaphroditus remained sick for a long time,
and Trophimus was left at Miletum sick --
Philippians 2:25-30; 2 Timothy 4:20. The
same was true of Lazarus. He was allowed
to die so Jesus could show His power over
nature, and to cause them to believe, John
11:15, 40-43.
Apparently then, since many give publJ
displays of "Tongues (so called)" the on
=signs" they avoid are the ones where th
actually have to perform a real miracle suc
as ddnking deadly poisons (Mark 16:17.18i
raising the dead, healing folks blind fro
birth, healing withered limbs, etc. They pic
and choose which allegedealing they wi
do, when Jesus never made that distinctio
- Mark 16:18; and in fact, chewed out th
Apostles for not being able to heal a
individual - Matthew 17:14-21.
First century miracles .were "Reap
miracles, something that could not be fake(
Most of the time today, what is claimed as a:i
miracle is something inside a person thai
cannot be verified, and which can be hea
with proper medication, such as alleged
Cancer, ulcers, tumors, backaches, i
headaches, etc., Matthew 9:12. Ask to see
a "Real" miracle from these folks; the Lo
authorizes you to do so. Don't be tooled
dear friends. The only miracles a true
believer in Jesus needs today, are the ones
of the Bible, John 20:30-31.
For questions, comments, or a free
Home Bible Correspondence Course write:
Shockley Hill church of Chdst - HC74 Box
57D - Hinton, WV - 25951 or email
bfseavers@aol.com -- or call 466-9169.
Paid by the Shockley Hill Church of Christ, Hinton
RONALD MEADOWS
Funeral Parlors, Inc.
1 30 Temple St., Hinton, Wv. 25951
466-1179 or 1-800-538-9593
David W. Johnson, Manager
Having Served Summers and
Surrounding Counties for the Past
Eighty Six Years With Sincere and
Affordable Services.
The Funeral Parlor that
Families Have Trusted
For Generationsl
.... David:Johnson 00-00Darrell Lilly
Jack David Woodrum - Bobble Merritt
Com00 to Church
ANGLICAN Friendship Baptist Church
Greenville Rd. from Forest Hill,
SL MicheePs Pastor Joe Spencer. Sunda
Holy Eucharist: 4:30pro 1st, 3rd, School, 10 am, Worship, tl ar
5th, Sundays at the Presbyterien evening worship 7 pro; Wed,
Church, corner Ballengee & 3rd worship 7 pro.
Ave., Fr. Thomas McHenry, 1928 Grlme Baptist Church
Book Common Prayer.
BAPTIST
Beech Run Baptist Church
Orbra B. Angell, Jr., Pastor
Sunday School 10 am, Morning
Service 11 am, Night Service 7
pm, Wed. night prayer meeting 7
pm.
Ballepoint Baptist Church
Chris Brown, Pastor: Sun.
Service: S. S. 9:45 am. Morning
Worship, 11 am. Youth
fellowship,5:45 pm. Evening
Service, 7 pro. Wed. Saw,e, 7:00
pm.
Big Creek
Lovell Williams, Pastor: Sunday
School 10 a.m. Morning Worship
11 a.m. each Sunday• Prayer
Bill Ballengee, Pastor. Sunda
School 10 a.m., Morning Worshil:
11:00 a.m. Sunday Evening 6:0(:
).m. Wed. Evening 7:00 p.m.
Grlffith Creek, Aldereen
Ronnie Cole, Pastor: Sunda
School 10 a.m. Worship Services
11:00 a.m. Evening services at
7:00 p.m. Mid Week Prayer
Service and Bible Study 7:00 p.m.
Youth Meeting Wednesday at 7:00
p.m. Clams for every age group.
Nursery available.
Indian Mills Baptist Church
Darre Hamm, Pastor: S. S. Supt.
James Knatley. Sun School 10
am. Classes for all ages. Worship.
Service, 11 am. and 6 pro. Every
!Sun. Prayer Meeting Wed. 7 pm.
Judeen Free Will
meeting Wed. at 7 p.m. B Y
Sunday at 6 p.m.
Brook.= Blat Church
Pastor Robert Merritt: Edward
Cyrus, Sunday School
Superintendent., Sun.School 10
a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Evening Service Sun. at 6 p.m.
Prayer Meeting Thur s . at 7:00
p.m.
Calvary Baptist Church
Red Sulphur: Rev. Eddie
Howdock, Sunday School 10
A.M. Randy Hedge,
Superintendent Morrdng Worship
11:00 A.M. Evening Worship 7:30
P.M. Wednesday Worship 7:30
P.M.
Canton
Rev. Natherdal Johnson: Sunday
School, E. G. Crewford, Supt, 11
a.m. Morning Worship Every
=Sunday. Preaching 1st. and 3rd,
Sundays at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Pastor Grover Morals: 9:45 a.m.
Church School. 11 a.m, Morning
Worship. 6:00 p.m. Evenin!
Worship. 7 p.m. Wednesday Mk
- Week Servk.
Chestnut Grove
Pastor: Benny Allen.;
Supedntendant: Lowell Bennett.
Sunday Scho, 10 a.m. Morning
Worship 11 a.m. Evening,Service
7:00 Wed. Evening Service 7:0(;
p.m.
Cook's Chapel
(Independent Fundamental
Peyn Jr., Past Sunday
School. Supt., Tom Lamb.
Service: S. S. 10 a.m. Worship 11
a.m. Evening Worship. 7 p.m.,
Wed. 7 p.m. prayer Meeting.
Country Stale
Rt. 12 Forest Hill
Sunday Service 10 & 11 am, & 7
pm. Wed night service 7 pro.
Faith Baptllt Church
J D Fox, Pastor: Sun. School 10
am, Morning Service, 11 am;
Hight Sen/re, 7 pm. Wed. night
prayer meeting 7 pro.
Fnamtw - Freewill
Two miles norlh of Aldemon on
the Alia Road, Sunday School 10
a.m. Baptist Youth 6 p.m.
Evening asncas 7 p.m.
Rnd Church
Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Bruce
Richmond, Supt. Morning
Worship 11 am., Evening SaUce
7:00 p.m. Mid Wask Seneca 7cos
p.m.
Fonmt Hill Baptist Church
Pastor Jeff C.,anterbu ry;
2nd. & 4th. Sunday 9:45, Sunday
School 10:45, Evening Service
7:00.
Frasdom Baptiot Church
Powetey's Ck., Pastor George
Cook. Sun. Sehool 10 a.m.
Service 11 a.m. Evening Sence
7 p.m., Wed. 7 p.m.
F =astor Chadle Denlels. Sunday
K;h(x:410 am, Worship Service, 11
n, Evening Service, 7 pro, Thurs.
Service 7 pro.
Swlng8
Sunday School 10 am, Harold
Meaks, Superintendent.
LIlll Creek Church
astor: Melvin Wills, S. S.
Superintendent: MerkWerd. S.S.
1.0 am., Morning Worship 11 am.,
Evening Service 6 pm. Wed. night
ible study 7 pm.
Creek Bptlet Church
Kenny Baker, Pastor: Sunday
School at 10 am. Service 11 am.
Evening Service, 6 pro. Wed. hight
Bible study.
Uttle Wolf Creek
Independent Baptist Church, Off
Rt. 12 on the Uttle Wolf Creek
Road. Pastor, Joe Nayfor, S. S.
Supt., Wayne Browning, Sunday
School 10:00 am. WomNp Service
11cos am. Sun. Evening & Awena
Club 6 pro. Mid Week Service Wed.
7pm.
Mnadow Crcek
Pastor Eddie Johnson: Sunday
School 10 am. Sunday Service 11
am., Wednesday Evening Bible
Study, 6 pro.
New Salem eqtlst Church
Pastor I. E. Hatcher: Sunday
School 10:00, Church 11:00
Fundamental.
Nlmltz Mlnalonuy
Baptist Church Pastor Donald L.
Henneh S. S. Sup*dntendent tOrb
Sregg, Sunday School 9:45.
Morning Worship and Children
Church 11 a.m. Sunday Momlng.
Evening Sunday Worship 6:00.
Praysr Mee aed Youth Mnatlng
7:00 Wednaeday.
Rhunds Anna Memodsl
Stmeter, Y/. Service 2nd.,
4th. and 5th. Saturday evening= al
7: pro,
rover vaa.y
Rt. 12 Forest Hill Road, Bill
Jenldn, Pastor. 10 a.m. Sunda
School, Joe Spencer,
Superintendent 11 a.m. Momin
Wohip. 6 pro. Evening Service.
6:00 pro. & youlh meeting. Wed
Services, 7:00 I1.
Roles Chapel Church
Jeff Canterbury, Pastor:. Sunda
Schcol f 0 am., Cabin Merlin, supt
Morning Service 11 am. MId-weel
Sendce 7 pro.
Rollln
D. L. Stalnaker, Past. 10 a.m
Sunday School classes for all
ages. Richard Hollorev
Superktondent 11 am. Meting
Woreldp. 7 pro. Night Service.
Sandntona Baptllt Church
Pastor Joe Brom: S. S.Supt Dak
Shfer, Assistant Driver Stone, S.
S. 10:00 am., Morning Worshil:
11:00 am., Sunday Evening en¢
Wed. Evening 7:00 tom.
00lap Sbin00 on -Pou... ::
:i
Mount Pklah
Hilldale, Hilldale, Rt. 3. Pastor,
Eugene Fullen, Worship 9:30 am.
Sun. School 10:45 am. Open
Church 10 - 4, Bib Study 6 Thur.
Hope
Sam Groves, Pastor: • Sunday
School 10 am, Worship 1st & 3rd
Sun. 11 am & 4th Sun. at 7:30 pm.
Oak Grove
Sam Groves, Pastor:. 1 st, 3rd & 5th
Sun. Sun. S. 9:30 2nd & 4th Sun.
Worship 9:30, Sun. S. at 10:30.
Poroat Hill
Sam Groves, Pastor: Forest Hill,
I st & 3rd Sundays: Worship 10 am,
Sun. School 11 am.
Trinity
Sam Groves, Pastor: S. S. 10 an'
Worship services 2nd & 4th Sun.
11 am & 3rd Sun. at 7:30 pm.
Second Baptist Church
'alcott. Pastor Earl Jackson.
Service 1st & 3rd Sun. at 11 am.
Tempe Church
Bobby Reed, Pastor: Sunday
School, 10 am. Melvin Williams
Supt. Preaching Sen/ices at 11:00
am. every Sunday.
Upland Baptist Church
Pastor: Cecil Cox. Sunday School
Superintendent: Jackle R. Gill, Jr.
Sunday School 10:00, Worship
Services at- 11:00. Evening
Services 7:00. Wed. service at
7:00 p.m.
War Ridge Freewill
Baptist Church. Sunday School l
10:00 am., Morning Worship 11:00
am., Sunday Evening 6:00 pro.,
Wed. Prayer Meeting 7:00 pm., I
Pastor Rev. Jeffery Perdue.
CATHOLIC PRESBYTERIAN
St. Patrick Catholic Church, Mass
Schedule, Sunday 9 am.
CHRISTIAN
Communny Christian
Worship Services Sun. 1 am. and
6:00 pro. Bible Study 10 am. Wed.
7:00 pro.
Rrst Chrledan Church
Sunday School 9:45 am, Morning
Worship 11:00 am., Sunday
Evening Bib Study. Sunday 6:00
Youth Meetings 6:OS
CHURCH OF
CHRIST
Hlnton
1621 Summers SL Minister, John
McCain: Sunday Morning Bible
.tudy 9:30 am. Sunday Morning
Norshlp Service 10:30 am.
3unday Evening Service 7:00 pro.
Ned Evening Sendce 7 pro.
Lane Church of Chrlst
ut Meedow Brkkw
]Ible study, 9:30; Sun. Worship
i0:30; Sun. eming, 7:00.
Sh Hill
Just outsis of Hinton) Sun, Bible
.31a&s 10:00 am Worship 11:00 am
md 6:00 pro; Wed. Bible Class
:00 pro. Call for info & directions
166-9169.Evangelist Fred Seave
EPISCOPAL
..:.-::--;-=,,,, _'_=-:-.-' Church
Plofy Euchadst
undy 11 am
, METHODIST
Cerlterville
Greenville, 10 am. sunday School
/:45 pro, Community Worehil:
Serce
Flrct Presbyterian Church
Ray.Dr, Dewey Bowen: Sunda
School 9:45 & Worship 11:00 an'
Prayer Meeting Wed. 7:30 pro.
I.lan'e Creek
Greenville, 10 a.m. Sunday Scheo
7:45 pro., Community Worehil:
ervice.
Keller at LoWOfl
Rev. Stewart McMurray, Pastor
Worship Services held at 2:30 pr
on 1st. and 3rd. Sundays.
MoBlenny
ev. Stewart McMurrcy, Pastor
Grassy Mnadows,10 am. Sunda
School. Worship Service held at
lm on 2nd. and 4th.Sundays.
OTHERS
Bemmtt Chapel
Tug Creek Mt, Trevls Hocum
Pastor. Se, Set. 7 pm, Sun
evening 2 pro.
Church of the Uvthg God
astor Ron Iddings: Sun. School
t 0 am Momkg Womhip 11e, m Sun.
3pm
Hthton Church of God
1301 Summers St. Pastor Cecil
Nelch: Sun. Schoul 10 am Morning
Norehip 118m Sun. Hight 7 pm
Ned. 7 pm
;;;,,,, C T-,,,,,-.--__._
102 Main Street, Lawrence
=ennatt, Pastor:. Sun. School 10
m. Worship 11:00 am. Youth
eeting 6:30 pro. Evangelistic
Service 7:00 pro. Bible Study Wed.
:30 pro.
Jehovah's Wltnm
Sun. 10 am Public Talk, SUn. 11 am
Nstchtower, Study Tue. 7:30 pro,
Fheoeratlc Schoof Thum. 8:30 pm
Service Meeting.
Jumping B TallPmmle
Rev. Elmo Aldemm, St., Pastor'.
Frenkin Bowk, SulX. Sen. Schcol
:45 am. Morning Worship 10:45
am. Youth Fellowship 6:00 pro.
Evening Womhip 7:00 pro. Prayqr
Service Wed. 7:00 pro.
Mount Olivet Church
community chumh, Madams
Creek Road, 21/2 milee, William
A. Thompson, Pedoc 466-4299.
Sunday School 10:00 am.
Morning Worship 11:00 am,
Evening Service 7:30 pro. EDT,
INednaeday (7 pm EaT winter)
Nazarene
1602 Ternlple St. : Sunday School
10 a.m. Morning Wondip 11 am
Evangelist Servic Sunday Night
7 pm Thursday. Prays" and Bible
Study 7 pro.
P, moa Spd
Community Church
Pastor Roger Pminger. SS 10
am, Worship Seneca 11am, Youth
rnasng 6 pm, Sun. nlght wond'dp
7 pro, Wed. night payer meeting
7:00 pro. Women's Christian
Fellowship meeting every first
Men. of .the month 7 pm.
Rev. Eugene Fulle, Pastor:.
Miller Memorial, 10 Miller Ave.
Sun. School 10 am. Sun. Worship
I1 am. Wed. Bible Study 7 pro.
First United
Methodist Church
Hinton, WV Kenneth Price
Minister. Sunday Schoul 9:45 am
Morning Wohip 11:00am. Child
care available: Moments with
children, Wednasday Youth Club,
4:30 pro. 6:S0 pm., For
Transportation: 466-0544
J=mna Chapel st Tee
Rev. Tommy Mounts, Pastor:
Sarvlcas 9 am. Son. Schco110 am.
Johnson
Minister. Hubert Groves: Sam
nroves, Lay Leader. Study: 9:45.
Worship 11"am.
Undllda
Red Sulphur. Marshall Fowler
Pastor:. Service evy 2ed Sunday
7 pro, every 4th Sun. 11 am.
Mary J Menrlel
Pastor RenD H. Richmond: Sun.
Schoo 10ant Morning Worship 11
=m. Pre/er Meeting 7:30 pro.
Pat Mick, Pastor: First & 3rd.
Sunday, Brooklyn 9:15, Mr. Zion
10:15 am, Sand Knob 11:30 pro,
Nimitz 2nd. and 4th. Sun. Pluto
Martha Chapel 11:00. Madams
Creek. Pat Mick, Pastor. 2nd &
rd Sunday.
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Pillar of Truth Chmll ;
Barger Springs: Sunday School
10:00 am, Morning Wohip 11:00'
am, Wednesday Bible Study 7:00
:pro.
Rivendew Ohuld
Speakers Harry Pilkington':
Sunday, 9:30 Lord's Table; 11:0
Family Bible Hour; 7:00 Evening
Gospel Service. _
Rocky Mr. Communlty Church
Indian Ridge Pipeofem: Randy.
Lilly, Pastor. S.S. 10 am, Worshl
S., 1'1" am; Youth S., 6 pro; Bil
Study, 7 pm. 2nd Sat./ me.,
Gospel Sing, refre'/lments 7 pro.
Spruce Run Chapof
OnRt. 12 naar Forast Hill Area-
Pastor:. Ead Hiasom, Jr. SS 10 am
Morning Worship 11 am. Gospel
ervice Fd. 7:30 pm
Restwood
Memorial Gsrdens "
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