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4A Hanson News Tues., May 22, 1984
Published Tuesday
, . 8y the
Hinton. publishing Corporation!
• • 210 rSecond Avenue
Hinton, W. Va. 25951
Re©hard Mann
Gener -Manager
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Second C ss Postage PaR At Hiut0n. W.
Brunch Held At
The Wedne~lay Club met at In closing, Miss Boley, out-
'Pipestem State Park for going President, reflected on
brunch at 10:30 a.m., May 2, the past year and thanked all
1984. The tables were decorat- officers and members for
ed with spring flowers arran- a~isting her in making the
ged by Miss Anna Laura Weld. Wednesday Club a Blue Ribbon
Following brunch a Ixminess Honor Club, meeting all feder-
meeting was held with Miss ntion requirements.
Dorothy Jean Boley, presiding An impressive installation
over routine order of btuiness. ~tvice was conducted by Mrs.
The club voted to give fro- C. E Fife assisted by Mrs. W.
ancial aid to the Chemical A. Brown. The officers install-
People, a national organizat- ~d for 1~4 - 85 were : Pros-
ion. The purpose of the local ident - Miss Anna Laura Weld;
organizatin is to alert the youth Vice - President - Mrs. G. S.
of Hinton to the danger ass- Mderson; Corresponding Sec-
ociated with drug use, also to .-etary - Mrs. Russell Miller;
Page 5
Faith
Page Searching Hebrews 11:6 " ~'~ O
mats No2 : As i l.. y- ..pea, =
Room as shadows of the ii
yalty ~,,~ is essential to salvatinn. This hardly questioned by : night were growing dim. ii!i t Y t
For New Ro those whoprofesstobelievetheBibie. Since faith is clearly : Little did I know that in two ~:!
demanded as a condition of saJ.vation ( Mk. 16:16; Heb. 11:6; ~ short hours the Lord would ::i ]
Acts 16: 30-31; Ram. 13:11), the question arises how does
are are" America's Baby Miss- faith come? Faith is the resuit of testimony, lf we wish one to ] call and take you home i~i ii OJ~]
I.~ ch~ and Seeps -. ". • with him. !
1984Aama Stewart ( 'ricfaw, La.),
invitod to partielpete in the ........ B k believe a proposition, it is necessary for the evidence to be : The homeplaee and there's the Memories of the tree you
en to ch America S uaoy rer. - roc Cal
preliminary competRi - submitted to that person, affirming the truthfulness of the ~ planted by the door.
..... oa .,~ .... • ....at Allen White ( ~ton, WV), proposition to be believed. The evidence may be presented ~ The little path leading to the house isn't traveled by your
rmmltv will be elmmm in the America s Tiny MIss - Julie orally or in writing. The written evidence is found in the
---,, ----.r .............. War
......... Johnston ( Pearl Ri , LB.) scripture. ( John 20: 30-31; Acts 17: 11-12). The oral g family anymore.
touowu age mv ous: u - z ............. ! For some of them live in dlstant eities and some are with you : Surer
nob,, ~tm;~ & Mr • - 5 'tiny and uayce Mlcneue narlow ~ testimony is also substantiated in Ram. 10:14 - 17 and Acts 1 annual
~'~A"~ "6 -"8I'Jt~la l~'A Gb~ow, Ky), America's Tiny 15:7. The Bible teaches there is one faith ( Eph. 4:4). and Dad on the heavenly shore, i ~ Camp,
....' Mr. Scan Cibuiskts ( Beecher, However, this one faith may exist in different degrees as is ] I miss your lovely smile and your tender touch, And to have i] Camp ;
Mr., 9 - U Young Miss, 12 - 14
Jr. Miss, and 15 and up Sr. ILL America's Little Miss Karl evidenced in the Bible. There are those who possess little i one of our long talks oh! it would mean so muoh.
" When Jesus calls may name and I meet you at heaven's 6oar. t
MI~. Leigh Nance ( Chesapeake,
Local winners will represent OH), America's Little Mr. Jo-
area and compete for state hnny Sparks, Jr. ( Shepherd-
titles. 1103 state winners re- sville, KY), America's Young
ceived 5 foot, four columned Miss - Dennell Harris ( At-
trq es, round crowns, scept- lent` GA), Jr. Miss - Kathy
era, flowers, electronic toys, Essig (ExcelsiorSprings, MO)
watches, diamond jewelry, AM America's Miss Dianne Silan-
&FMWallananradios&schel- skas ( Montverde, FL.)
arships. State winners wiU ad- National winners receive:
vance to the National finals in SCHOLARSHIPS, MODELING
August, where they will have contracts, trips, national
the opportunity to be seen by print exposure, wardrobes,
castiz~ directors, advertising jewlery, luggage, toys and
exceutives and others interest- many other valuable prizes in
ed in the careers of America's addition to their large round
~utstanding youth. State and crowns, roses, banners, scep-
national level contestants must ters and 6 foot four cohmmed
compete in sportswear, formal trophies.
wear ( party dresses for girls, For additional information
suits for boys) and judges and free official entry forms,
elmeup appraisal. There are send a long self addr~,~s~l
also optional modeling tourn- stamped envelope to: America
aments and seminars, swim- "s Scholarship Pageants, Dept.
suit competitions, talent and 584, Box 140~5, Nashville, TN
photographic competitions. 37214, or call (615) 331 - 2735 or
1983 - 84 National winners (615) 889 - 5294.
The Mondongachate Chapter
Daughters of the American
Revolution held an installation
luncheon and meeting on Sat-
urday, May 12, at Pipestem
State Park•
After a delicious buffet lun-
C. D. McCormick, Treasurer;
Mrs. Albert Holmes, Librarian
Mrs. Glenn Livesay, Registrar;
Miss Helen Hutchison, Histor-
ian.
Members in attendance were
: Mrs. J. R. Maddy, Mrs. C. E.
eheon in the Bluestone Dining Fife, Mrs. Stephen D. Jones,
Room, The Regent, Mrs. J.R. Mrs. James Clark, Mi's. Genn.
Maddy called the meeting to N. Livesay, Ms. Vera Livesay,,
faith " O ye of little faith" ( Matt. 8: 26). Still others have
great faith -" I have not found so great faith, no not in Israel (
Matt. 8:10). Many possess a weak faith - " Him that is weak
in the faith" ( Ram. 14: 1). Yet many have a dead faith - "
Faith apart from works is dead" ( James 2:26). it is the
responsibility of man to believe with all his heart. However,
to do this is more than to give intellectual assent to the
truth fuiness of a proposition. ,. The heart includes the
intellect, the emotions, and the will. With the heart we think (
Matt. 9:4), reason ( Mk. 2:6), understand ( Isa. 32:4), these
processes are purely intellectual. With the heart we sorrow (
Neh. 2:2), despise ( 2 Sam. 6:16). and love ( Matt. 22:37).
These are emotional processes. With the heart we pur-
pose ( 2 Car. 9:7). This is a determining process. To believe
with all the heart involves all of these. But how and when
does faith save sinners? All should agree when it leads one to
obey the gospel ( Ram. 10:16 - 17). Salvation is not hy faith
only ( James 2:24; G al. 5:6). By faith Noah.. prepared an
ark". ( Heb. 11:7). " By faith Abraham obeyed.. " ( Reb.
11:8). Salvation is obtained when faith leads those who are
accountable to repent and be baptized ( Acts 2:36 - 38).
Baptism is an act of faith in Christ ( Acts 8: 36-37; Col. 2:12).
which relates to the death of Christ ( Ram. 6: 3-4). Baptism is
for the remission of sins ( Acts 2:38; Mk. 16: 16). The
Christian way of life is a life of faith. Christians cannot please
G o.~lwithout faith ( Hob. 11: 6; Mk. 4:40; 5:36). The just shall
live by faith." ( Ram. 1 : 17; Hob. 10:38 - 39). We walk by faith
und not by sight ( 2 Car. 5: 7 ). We overcome the world by faith
( 1 John 5:4). We win G od's approval by faith ( Heb. 11: 39).
Faith must involve the will and control our lives, If one
believes with all his heart, he will duplicate the very
experience of the Pentecostians as records in Acts 2:41 by
being buried with Christ in baptism to walk in new-
hesS of life. Let us rest assured that the Lord is our friend in
that we must live and accept Him by faith.
Church of Christ
1621 Summers Street
Hinton. West Virginia
Each Sunday Bible Study at 10:00 a.m.
Worship at 10:45 a.m. Evening at 7:00 p.m.
Bible Study Wednesday evening at 7:00 p.m.
Philip E. Strattis, Minister
Tune in: WMTD Radio" 1380" Sunday at 9:05 a.m.
l pray you will take me in your arms and we'll never part t
anymore.
,I The poem was written by June Cox for her Mother's birthday ,
t which will be May 21st. ~ !
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In the unfortunate
time of bereavement,
we offer decisive judg2
ment and consideration in
handLin _the details.,
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Funeral Parlors
open w
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initiate worthwhile activities gecording Secretary - Mrs. order with prayer. Following Mrs. C. D. McCormick, and
for them to engage in. Her- the Ritual, the minutes of the Mrs. Teresa Catron.
An invitation to attend a tea, ~rtVass; Treasurer-Mrs. J. last meeting were read and
in Dunbar, W. Va. honoring G. ~. Wise. approved, and the treasurer's
F. W. C.'S new president, Mrs. Members present were: report wasgiven. Otherreguiar ~1~.~..~_ ~_~.~1~.t~1~t. ~2~r.~~
Wayne Summerfleld, on May 6 Mrs. Granville S. Alderson, business was conducted, and
from 2- 4 was read and Miss Miss Dorothy Jean Boley, Mrs. members were reminded of the IL~LI31m-~unmtno bUUnl i
Boley, Mrs. Herbert Vase and W. A. Brown, Mrs. RichardSouthern District Meeting to be "k ~ :
toMiSsattend.Jane Humphries planned Eckle, Mrs. C.E. Flfe, Mrs. W. held attheOak HillHolidey Inn ~ HOUSE OF ~'~/ " ~"
The club voted to donate to H. Harrison, Mrs. A. W. HoP on May 26.
mrs, Miss Jane Humphries, At the close of the business S ~k~~ :
the. restaration and beautifi- Mrs. N. C. Kesler, Mrs. Roy meeting, ,he fo.o .g officers , DELEGATE
~. Specifies comern- Mrs. Russell Miller, Jones. Mr*. w. H.,t nrun olT
ing this Community Improve- Mrs. Thomas L. Read, Mrs. Harrison, Chaplain; Mrs. Rich- UKIII~IUt ~d~p/ •
merit Project will be published D.W. Ritter, Mrs. AI G Tim- ard A. Eckle, Vice - Regent; Number 95 on the Ballot ~~ ~-
in the near future.,.lake, Mrs. Herbert Vass, ~-s. TeresaCatron, Recordi~g II o HUTCHINSON,.'0
Paid by the)~
• • . 'candidate. :1~
co~ing Special County Levy Mrs. J. C. Wise. Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. k~,~t~.~g,~t,~i.~tJit,~t~t~t~t~tJit~t~
concerning continuation of the
Fire Department, Public Lib-
racy and 4 - H Extension Office.
The president, Miss Boley,
~ced that the G. F. W. C
N~ional Convention is sched-
~ed for June 10, 1964, in Las '
Vegas, Nevada.
Child Safety
Seat School
Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat.
May 23-24-25-26
130 Temple, Hint0n
CHURCH SERVICES
(Regular Baptist ffipestem }
John S ARkansan, Pastor
10a m Sunday SchoOl: Suot.
Chartes Bowles; 11 II.m. *
Mo~i~ WOrthiO; : 6 p m
shoo; WeO 7 p m. -raver
Beech Run Ba list Church
Pastor - Carl Spade
s ........ o ..... /.2. Sun.
Sun School t0 hru 12t Grade. " " 7:30 - 2nd Sunday~ight.
Morning worshiO II TRINITY
Rt 12 Forest Hill Road
Bill Jenkins, Pastor c ~n ; h
10 a n~ Sunday School, Sieve McCoy, Sug •
Oakqey Gr,m theft, Su~t ; 11 Morning Worship 11 a.m. ' NeW NaP•
a m Morn,rig Worship; 730 Midweek Service, 7:30 p.m. WORSHIP:
O m Even,n~ ,err,co; 7 Evening'Servtce 7:30p.m , 11:00 arm. lit lind 3rd Sun.
O m Yooth Fettowship, Church ScboOl 10:00
Thursday Meadow Creek 1 t ,~ ~ t
Mew William Carter 7"30 4 h ,undo N h
• n o,x o.ov.
Central .... r " n WOBSH P
S S SUP Mr, • E John$o
Dr Robert Keiton S S 10 a m eve Su dii n n th
• ' • ". " 10:00 2 d II d 4 Sundiiy.
9 45 a m Church School; I1 Prayer Service ~ed 6 3~ h h I
• : " Churc Sc OO |1:00.
e.m Morning WOrship; 6 30 worsh,p Service third 7:30 1st. Sundoy Night.
p gn BYF: 7 070 O m Even Sunday 11 ....
Worsh;O o m Wed S.S. Supt. James geatley klndsldii
nesday Mid Week Service Sunday SChOOl 10A.M, •if• Svlphur
ClaSSd~S for Bit II as. MerShiillFiiwliir, Pltter
Second WOrShip Service ~1 A.M,ind Service every second Sun.
ever Sundiiy 7 p.m. every fourth Sun.
TalCOtt 7 P.M. 6:30 ~.M* ever'y Sun, II I.m .
Roy. C.C* Logan B Y .F.
First Sun Service 11 A M Pr~yer Meeting Wed. 7P.M, Jiihnsiin
Thcrd Sun Serv,ce 7 P M
B,ble C~ass each Calvery BiplistChorch Ministiir, HohiirtGroviis
Sunday at 3 O0 P M Red SulphUrpastor Slim Groves, Lay Leader
:Study: 9:45.
• ' Wart g: II e.m
New Salem Baptist Church Roy Rick Frefl~ersofl hi
Pastor I.E. Hatcher Sunday School • 10 A.M. Biickle"
Rand Hodge Supt
Sunday SchOO~ I0:00 Church y " - Good Shiipniird
Morn ng Worsh*p tl 00 AM
11 00 ' ' " : P M kvthiiran Chvrcb
Fundamental Evening Worship 7 30 h
• " ": 7" " Sundiiy Wars ip .9:30 AM
Wednesday worship 30
" : Sunday School • 10:45 AM
Meadow Cree~ PM Rural Acres Garden Club
IO A h~ I~ib~e School $12 Rural Acres Drive
Little Wolf Creek n II
11 A M Morning Worship In tl (Betwee VII IIy &
diiIIndent BlipSt Church •
6 15P M Youth Me,~ting If Elsenhower Drlviis)
O ~t 12 on Liltlii Wolf
7 P ~ Evening Worst~p ' Robert L. Neepner, Pester
Creek Raiid 252 3830
7 P ~ Thurs M~d Week Pastor niineldL.Hanniib " •
Prayer 8, Bible StuOy
' Tern pa Church Sunday SChool 10 A .~. PmSbv~
, .... rmlls s supt. Th Lowry
iiMMiM
W0rsh,O Service I1 A.M. --'--'--~'" ....
Robert
Combs,
Pastor
YOuth ~eeting 7: P.M. Keller
Sunday School, t0:00 a m
Me,vin Williams, Supt. Sunday Evening Service Oeiin K.ViiItmon,Piistiir
7:30. 7 30 WOrship Services held
Preaching Services at 11:00 Mid Week Service Wednes on tst and 3rd Sundays.
• a m every Sunday
Chief of Police Ty Wayne
Deeds and officer Gary Miller
of the Hanson Police Dept., and
Marie Sherpa, Aux. President
from Summers County Hospital
recently attended a state -
sponsored workshop on the use
of child passenger satety seats
at the state's first Kids in
Safety Seats (KISS) Coufer-
ence, held April 26 and 27 in
South Charleston,
Sponsored Goven or's
Office of and Comm-
unity Development in cooperat-
ion with the State Department
of Health, the purpose of the
conference was to assist and
train individuals who are oper-
ating local programs around
West Virginia that promote the
use of ch lid safety seats.
The number one threat to the
lives of children is traffic ace-.
idents and more children under
age five are killed in car
crashed than from any other
single cause.
Since July, 1961, children
under the age of flv~ in West
Virginia have been required by
law to ride in an approved
safety seat when traveling in a
ear, van, or pickup truck. In
order to en~)uri~e the we of
safety =eats for newborn bah-
ia, the Office of Highway
Safety of the Gowrnorts Omce
of Economic and Community
Development has provided
funds to establish over SO ddld
safety seat loan programs. Th-
p gram am
operated through hoepttabs or
health clinics, altlmugh some
are run by communlty xrvi
' or ganizatlmm. Parrots can rent
infant safety mat from the
for .p to six
at a mli .d cost.
of the nm l fee
retun to the nmtor when Uie
seat is retu,med, i
/
HINTON
NEWS
466-1)005
BRIERS I,c.
FURNITURE
BIG 4 DRUG
m,0, m
. gmds
fountain service
466-2323 Hinton
compliments
dk
FIRST NATIONAL
NANK OF HHff0N
RONALD MEADOWS
RJNENAL PARLORS
486-1179
Oay - 7:30 P.M.
ciin,.,vl,,ii i" Him"
• Chestnut Grove Church Bl• Criiiik Griiiinvlllii !
, ~,ster Eddie Johnson
It Lowell Bennett, Supt. Lee PII¢II, Piistor 10 a.m, Sundiiy School. ~ IJ
• Sut~da SchooVevery Sunday Sunday School, 10 6.m. 7:4S g.m. Community Wor-I
'at 10 ~0 Preaching Service Morning WOrship, 11 If.m, ship Service. each Sunday. Evening Ser-
' every ls~ ,2nd.,3rd., ,nd 4th vices ,undo at 7 p.m. Priiy. " Mcllhiinoy Hlnton GosgiiITiihernaclii
LSundaysat 11:00end Sunday er meeting ~ednesday lit 7 Gras,y Miiiidaws 101MiitnStriiet
• Nights at 7 30
Prayer Service every Wedn. p.m. BYF Sunday lit 6p.m. 10 II.m. Sundey School. Liiwriincii Biinnett, Pastor
Worship Service on 1stlind Sunday SChOOl 10 a.m,
esday Night at 7:30. PlneGrovii 3rdSundays. Mornin0 Worshi 11 II•m.
Paster W.C.Sompsiin Youth meeting ~:30 p.m ,
Brooks Baptist Church Sunday School Supt• Bill H fin's Creiih EvingeH,tic service 7:30PM
Pastor Darrell Hiim m Hawks Greenville Bible Study Wed. - 7:30 P.M .
Edward Cyrus, Sundey Sunday School,10 II.m , 10 n m Sundiiy SChool
SchOOt 5UP! Morning worship I1 e.m. 7"45g.m. Community Wor. nt C t IHol|niiss
Sunday Schoot 10 A M. Even n9 Worsh p 7',30 p.m. sl~ip Service PII II Os II
,Morning Worship 11 A M. Wednesday Even ng Service " 199MiiinStriiiit
Evening Service 2rid and 7 30b m ' Griinvllle Miirtln
- • • FirstPresMytiirtan ¢ "~" ¢-r "-- 7 P M
4th Sundoy at 7 00 p.m .U,,..y .~ Vl ....
'Prayer Meeting Tuesdays at RIIV, AI L. Cone Fr'day Serv ce 7 P M
Liiursl Creak Blplill Sundo School 9:6S A.M. ' "
7:30 p m Church Worsh~D 11:00 A.M,
RogiirHatfiel•, Psi,tar Priiyiir Meeting Wednesday MountOllvet
' Camon Sunde SchoolSupt.Kenny 7:00P.M. Claren¢ii E.Miit¢liff, Pastor
• Pastor, Rev. Bill Galloway Vande~l
S vnday S ...... ~ G C .... ' Ca lic Suod.y So hoo, ,0 ....
Sunday Worshlp Service Morning Worsh~p 11 a.m.
ford. Supt. Ist. &3rd. Sundiiys- I1L7 ~venlng Worship 7 P,M,
,lt a m Morning Worship P.M. nt. PiitrlCk Wednesdiiy Evening 7 P.M.
Every Sunda Preachin
, 151 and3rd ~undOy$ at I~ 2nd & 4th Sundiy - 11:00 FIItMIIrPIIulTIIdiisCII
• • m and 6 p .m . A.M . MOSS SCMII•OIII 'H nton ChUrch o! God
Sunday School - 10:00 A.M.SiiturdiiY9 S p~n.m . 1301 Summers St.
Sundii If, .
SBndstone Baptist Church Wednesday Night 7:00P'M'Hofy ~ey,, & O,m. piistor Ce¢iIWelch
Pistor Gear • Cook
FirstFridl •6 .m. Sunday SchoOt 10:00 a m .
Sundsy School ~uot. -6tll BolesChapiiIMIsstnniiry =lrsvr-rlaii .s .m.
J Biiptts' •Morning Worship 11:00 e m
Dean Cirl •dw Jrds, Piister
Sunday School 10 A.M. Sundiiy SchOO~ 10 A.M. Sunday Night 7 00 D m
Morning Worshio 11 A.M. o Wed Night 7 00 o~m
Evening Services 7:00 P,M~ Worship Service: 11 A.M. emNtIo y" Weslii an
Wed Prayer Meetin and all Nee y,M O star Wiirriin~ M~HYOOM Pastor
Youth Meeting 7 00 ~.M. eaChpra erSUndiiY'servicii Bible study. WOrship Services Sundii 11 10 a m Su'ndsy S~h'oo~
Keatley Sgrings Bapt|StYOuth meeting Wed. 7 p.m .ii.m. lind 7:00 p.m.; S~ble 11 II]m] Morning service
Study 10 II.m .;Wiidne,diiy7 p.m . Sundiiy night service
7 00gm
Church Lick Criiiik BiiMtist Church: - - 7:30~i.m . Wedniisday preyer
R0 er Hattteld, Pislor
Pre,c~ing 11:00 a,m. every Sundly Schoot lit 10 A.M. meeing.
Preaching ServieTTeAt 11 FIr,,CItrlsttln Ch'irge Of the ¢IIISS leader.
Sunda , Sunday SchOO~
10 00 ~ M A.M. Diivld F.Msrtin, MInistiir
Every Suede Sundiiy School 9"6S IIm Nawarlne
Harotd Meeks, Supt Prayer Meeting • 'Wed. 7Morning Worship, 11 "Q.m. t602Te-mpleSt.
P.M. EviinlnB Worship, 6 ~.rn. Pii,tiir
Leathiirwnod Roy. TOm McGriiw, Po,for Wiidnosdoy.•von ng 5orvlcii Riiv RogerfWIsomiin
PIstor Tom Treldway 7 g m "
n" " ht 5.S, Supt. Geor • Reece
10 a m Sunday SchoOl; 11 SU dii~ N ~ 7:00, iSundiiy School ~0 a.m.
a m Preaching Service Sun. Judson Freew|il B'iipt st -s Mornln Worship 11 e.m.
7307~30 p.m.S'm" Even'ng] Service Church P_lmn~h ~ ~hrlct Ev..g~,,ic Siirvic.,
Sunda SchoOl - 10:00 O" V~IVll ~1 VBIIOII Sundii Ni ht 7 P.M.
Wednesday Bib;e Study. crock ~very Sundiiy ..... Thursffiiy ~riiyer and Bible
B .ili,,h .... s ;;'¢';;;; ;;';d
D.L. Stalniikiir, ~astor Pet Kounse -Sundiiy SChOOl Study 7 P.M.
~UgT. Sundly Worship II A.M. Guild Shiipiird
10 a.m. Sundry ,chaos. Sundiiy Evening 6:30 P.M. Lulh~r-n Church
c;asses tar ett ages• Richer~
WiidniiIdoy SiirviciiI 7 30PM f" "
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1peMm Nl~°~i 31| JiimiisS,re6t JltonChurchiifChrlst Sunday WOrshlg
s .... d ..p,l,, CM.,.h ' • B..k,.y
, g s P, " " g Roy Niinry Liimiir, pii,ter r, 9.30 A.M.
Service. CODII Ze M, M tale,fir n h I
,s,.~:, ?.~. a ,,h Su.d,y Su.d,y M*rn~g s,~,e S,udy S~:~=,'I.Sc oo
M t. Calvary Free W tll P'r'~er$:r;~ce- Wedniisdiiy ~o~A;hMl~ S~nd~yii ~l°TI/~g Dr¢-H'~/("l~oiid
Baptist Church
S .... y S .....10:00 .... ~UOOiiy SChOO' IIIIch Sundiiy ~diiy Evenltlg Siirvlce 7 ~Su2rll~13x .... Garden Club
Preaching li:00 a.m.
Pr~achlng Sun. Night 7:00 9:d~ WadniiiidOy EviinJng AO I| R Cb rch
Mr. Jomas Nfcholi, - 5uptServl¢iis 7 P M M eli U
.m. Preyer Meeting Wed. Mrs Edith Gouda -A,slSt " /~dlIH= mlkl-* ~t ~_ ~ .. St. Mlchiiiil" AnMltcan
~ 00 o,m • ' ,. ......,.,,,,, ~,.Uvy .Uv~- Church
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said.