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4wHinton News Thurs. May 24, 1979
M ethodist Wom
Field Day Winners Announced . Hold Meeting
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Billy Richmond of Jumplng Branch was the First Place winner of
the Group II obstacle cour._s.e.
The standing long jump was won by Lisa Brown of Greenbrier
followed by Gwen Counts of Sandstone and Anita Meador of
Pipestem.
The Group I Frisbee throw was won by Danita Richmond of
Sandstone, 2nd place went to Mary K. Bennett of Jumping Branch
with 3rd going to Patty Carr of Pence Springs. Also shown are Joe
Kessler, Bill Fox and Bill Hughes who are checking scores.
Group II Sack Race was won by Francis Gill of Bellepoint; Mike
llarvey of Pence Springs finished 2nd. and Rhonda Kessler of
Ferest llill was 3rd.
Group II participants competing in the softball throw which was
administered by Steve Jones and Dallas Mann
Standing long jump events being administered by Kit Durnan,
Gary Irwin and Mike Allen.
Photos by Sally Hayslette.
The group 11 Frisbee throw was won by Deanean Whitten of
Jumping Branch with 2rid, going to Becky Lemon of Sandstone
and 3rd to Julia Webb of Forest Hill,
Sack Race winners in Group I ( left to right) Ist. Kim Rodes of
Central; 2nd. Kathy Payne of Bellepoint; and 3rd. Angelia Adkins
of Sandstone.
!:i. :,
Lionel Jiminez of Central competing in the standing long jump.
60 yard Dash winners were Felix Wynes of Talcott Ist. place, Lisa
Brown of Greenbrier 2nd place, and Lionel Jiminez of Central 3rd
place.
I00 yard Dash Group II was won by Bryan Gwinn of Sandstone.
.Tug- O- War Group I shows Central defeating Sandstone.
Lewis Richmond, Kenny Grimmett, John Buckland. and Jimmy
Carr'were the winners of the 200 yard rela from Talcott.
Group II winners of the Softball throw (L to R): Ist- Randy Fix-
Talcott; 2nd- Greg Bridges- Forest Hill- 3rd- Mike Ellis- Pence
The I00 yard Dash showed Bryan Gwinn of Sandstone Ist.; Lewis
Richmond 2nd and Chris Hannabach of Forest Hill.
I
Hospital Notes
Summers County Hospital
May 16, 1979
Admitted: Lesia Gill, Steven
Petry, Dewey Adkins, Jr., Ed-
ith Sears, Mary Humphreys,
Grace Dillon, Gladys Martin,
all of Hinton; Michael Goff,
Pipestem; Clarence Martin,
Rainelle; Lula Stalnaker, Tal-
cott; Randall Crookshanks, Sm-
oot.
Dismissed: Everette IYead-
way, Wayside; Mildred Gill,
Masil Lilly, Macie Young, Hat-
tie Meadows, Claudy Hatting-
ton, Semmer Gill, Mildred Will-
iams, Larry Bailey, Lillian Biv-
ens, all of Hinton; Rose Smith,
.Princeton; Pamela Faris, Pet-
erstown; Margaret Bragg,
Meadow Creek; Gloria Jones,
Meadow Bridge; Emma Jones,
Forest Hill; and Elizabeth Bos-
tic, Becldey.
Timmy Kelly of Pipestem was the proud winner of the Group II
obstacle course competition.
Jimmy's TV Sales Serviee
Phone 466- 0466
Your RCA & Zenith TV Dealer &
Service Center
Call for Fast Service on Your TV
We Sell and Install Channel Master Antennas and Rotors,. All
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Jimmy's TV
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I IIII I I II I I
ii
The May meeting f the Un-
ited Methodist Women of The
Mt Pisgah Church was held at
the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Morgan at Hilldale co- hostess
were Miss Alice Boone and Mrs.
Annie Dameron. The President,
Mrs. Myrtle Bryant opened the
meeting with the Purpose re-
peated in unison. For the dev-
otional Mrs. Edith Jarrell Spir-
itual Growth Iader read Sc-
ripture Samuel chapter 1 9- 13
verse. Poem- "Mommie"-
Edith Jarell; Reading- "Han-
nah the Mother Who Loved".
Edith Jarrell prayer by Mrs.
Annie Dameron was in charge
of the program.
Song- "Faith of Our Mothers
"- group reading- "A Real Life
Gift for Mother's Day"- Miss
Alice Boone. "Christians Sins
". The group prayer by Mrs.
Dameron closed the program.
Business meeting conducted
by Mrs. Mrtyle Bryant. Roll call
answered with a bible verse.
Minutes were read and approv-
and flower fund,
sick cards, were si
and shut- ins reported
bers.
576 Bible Chapters
and 31 cards sent and
visits reported, mrs.'
reported the date
District meet ing.
voted to serve the
June. The next
at the home of
Kealty at Hilldale.
Those members
the meeting at
reports. Bendiction
group.
Refreshments
to: Mrs. Pat Mlller al
Beth, Mrs. Terri
Glenna Boone, Mrs.
Mann, Mrs.
Mrs. Zelma Den
Margaret Neff. Mrs.
Bryon, Mrs. ,Pearl
Vella Comer, Mrs.
Mrs. Edith Jarrell,
Mrs. Elizabeth Mor
Annie Dameron and
ed. Correspondence was read Boone.
Forest Festival
The Mountain State Forest
Festival, held each fall in Elk-
ins, West Virginia is a week-
long extravaganza that annual-
ly draws over 100,000 people into
the picturesque mountain com-
munity. Festival week is a
kaliedescope of unique, exciting
, spectacular activities that cen-
ter around a woodland theme.
This year the 43rd annual
Mountain State Forest Festival
will get under way with a new
major event. Plans are curren-
tly being made to open the
Festival with a 10 Kilometer
Distance Run. The race is sch-
eduled for Sunday, September
30 at 2:00 p.m. in Elkins. It will
be the first of a series of
traditional festival activities.
The Mountain State Forest Fes-
tival committee and the Elkins
Parks and Recreation Commi-
ssion are jointly sponsoring the
event. The race wilt be open to
male and female runners of all
Graduated
Miss Susan Gibbs Lawler of
Baltiinore Maryland, graduat-
e d with a Bachelor of Business
Administration Manga Cum
Laude by University of Norte
Dame at services in Notre
Dame Indiana, May 20.
Miss Lawler is the daughter
of Mr. and mrs. Bruce Gibbs
Lawler of Baltimore and grand-
daughter of Mrs. Michael F.
Lawler and late Mr. Lawler of
Clifton Forge, Va. and of Dr.
R.S. Neely and late Mrs. Neely
of Hinton, W. Va.
ages. All participal
receive a
shirt. Appropriate
be given to the
finishers as well as
excel in the various
categories.
The run will start I
town Elkins, wind
country roads around I
ic outskirts of .the city
turn to the downtown
miles later.
The entry fee is $3.501
who pre-register and
late registration.
runners may
blanks by writing:
ival 10K Distance Run,
Jerri Hannenberg, Rt. i
more Acres, 235
Elkins, WV 26241.
Growing
ding
Bloom:
Webb00
Florists
Crab Orchax
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4wHinton News Thurs. May 24, 1979
M ethodist Wom
Field Day Winners Announced . Hold Meeting
L
,\\;
V
t
Billy Richmond of Jumplng Branch was the First Place winner of
the Group II obstacle cour._s.e.
The standing long jump was won by Lisa Brown of Greenbrier
followed by Gwen Counts of Sandstone and Anita Meador of
Pipestem.
The Group I Frisbee throw was won by Danita Richmond of
Sandstone, 2nd place went to Mary K. Bennett of Jumping Branch
with 3rd going to Patty Carr of Pence Springs. Also shown are Joe
Kessler, Bill Fox and Bill Hughes who are checking scores.
Group II Sack Race was won by Francis Gill of Bellepoint; Mike
llarvey of Pence Springs finished 2nd. and Rhonda Kessler of
Ferest llill was 3rd.
Group II participants competing in the softball throw which was
administered by Steve Jones and Dallas Mann
Standing long jump events being administered by Kit Durnan,
Gary Irwin and Mike Allen.
Photos by Sally Hayslette.
The group 11 Frisbee throw was won by Deanean Whitten of
Jumping Branch with 2rid, going to Becky Lemon of Sandstone
and 3rd to Julia Webb of Forest Hill,
Sack Race winners in Group I ( left to right) Ist. Kim Rodes of
Central; 2nd. Kathy Payne of Bellepoint; and 3rd. Angelia Adkins
of Sandstone.
!:i. :,
Lionel Jiminez of Central competing in the standing long jump.
60 yard Dash winners were Felix Wynes of Talcott Ist. place, Lisa
Brown of Greenbrier 2nd place, and Lionel Jiminez of Central 3rd
place.
I00 yard Dash Group II was won by Bryan Gwinn of Sandstone.
.Tug- O- War Group I shows Central defeating Sandstone.
Lewis Richmond, Kenny Grimmett, John Buckland. and Jimmy
Carr'were the winners of the 200 yard rela from Talcott.
Group II winners of the Softball throw (L to R): Ist- Randy Fix-
Talcott; 2nd- Greg Bridges- Forest Hill- 3rd- Mike Ellis- Pence
The I00 yard Dash showed Bryan Gwinn of Sandstone Ist.; Lewis
Richmond 2nd and Chris Hannabach of Forest Hill.
I
Hospital Notes
Summers County Hospital
May 16, 1979
Admitted: Lesia Gill, Steven
Petry, Dewey Adkins, Jr., Ed-
ith Sears, Mary Humphreys,
Grace Dillon, Gladys Martin,
all of Hinton; Michael Goff,
Pipestem; Clarence Martin,
Rainelle; Lula Stalnaker, Tal-
cott; Randall Crookshanks, Sm-
oot.
Dismissed: Everette IYead-
way, Wayside; Mildred Gill,
Masil Lilly, Macie Young, Hat-
tie Meadows, Claudy Hatting-
ton, Semmer Gill, Mildred Will-
iams, Larry Bailey, Lillian Biv-
ens, all of Hinton; Rose Smith,
.Princeton; Pamela Faris, Pet-
erstown; Margaret Bragg,
Meadow Creek; Gloria Jones,
Meadow Bridge; Emma Jones,
Forest Hill; and Elizabeth Bos-
tic, Becldey.
Timmy Kelly of Pipestem was the proud winner of the Group II
obstacle course competition.
Jimmy's TV Sales Serviee
Phone 466- 0466
Your RCA & Zenith TV Dealer &
Service Center
Call for Fast Service on Your TV
We Sell and Install Channel Master Antennas and Rotors,. All
Purpose and Cut Channel Antennas. Call for Expert Antenna
Installation.
466- 0466
Jimmy's TV
Let Venus and David put Your Antennas up and they will stay.
I IIII I I II I I
ii
The May meeting f the Un-
ited Methodist Women of The
Mt Pisgah Church was held at
the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Morgan at Hilldale co- hostess
were Miss Alice Boone and Mrs.
Annie Dameron. The President,
Mrs. Myrtle Bryant opened the
meeting with the Purpose re-
peated in unison. For the dev-
otional Mrs. Edith Jarrell Spir-
itual Growth Iader read Sc-
ripture Samuel chapter 1 9- 13
verse. Poem- "Mommie"-
Edith Jarell; Reading- "Han-
nah the Mother Who Loved".
Edith Jarrell prayer by Mrs.
Annie Dameron was in charge
of the program.
Song- "Faith of Our Mothers
"- group reading- "A Real Life
Gift for Mother's Day"- Miss
Alice Boone. "Christians Sins
". The group prayer by Mrs.
Dameron closed the program.
Business meeting conducted
by Mrs. Mrtyle Bryant. Roll call
answered with a bible verse.
Minutes were read and approv-
and flower fund,
sick cards, were si
and shut- ins reported
bers.
576 Bible Chapters
and 31 cards sent and
visits reported, mrs.'
reported the date
District meet ing.
voted to serve the
June. The next
at the home of
Kealty at Hilldale.
Those members
the meeting at
reports. Bendiction
group.
Refreshments
to: Mrs. Pat Mlller al
Beth, Mrs. Terri
Glenna Boone, Mrs.
Mann, Mrs.
Mrs. Zelma Den
Margaret Neff. Mrs.
Bryon, Mrs. ,Pearl
Vella Comer, Mrs.
Mrs. Edith Jarrell,
Mrs. Elizabeth Mor
Annie Dameron and
ed. Correspondence was read Boone.
Forest Festival
The Mountain State Forest
Festival, held each fall in Elk-
ins, West Virginia is a week-
long extravaganza that annual-
ly draws over 100,000 people into
the picturesque mountain com-
munity. Festival week is a
kaliedescope of unique, exciting
, spectacular activities that cen-
ter around a woodland theme.
This year the 43rd annual
Mountain State Forest Festival
will get under way with a new
major event. Plans are curren-
tly being made to open the
Festival with a 10 Kilometer
Distance Run. The race is sch-
eduled for Sunday, September
30 at 2:00 p.m. in Elkins. It will
be the first of a series of
traditional festival activities.
The Mountain State Forest Fes-
tival committee and the Elkins
Parks and Recreation Commi-
ssion are jointly sponsoring the
event. The race wilt be open to
male and female runners of all
Graduated
Miss Susan Gibbs Lawler of
Baltiinore Maryland, graduat-
e d with a Bachelor of Business
Administration Manga Cum
Laude by University of Norte
Dame at services in Notre
Dame Indiana, May 20.
Miss Lawler is the daughter
of Mr. and mrs. Bruce Gibbs
Lawler of Baltimore and grand-
daughter of Mrs. Michael F.
Lawler and late Mr. Lawler of
Clifton Forge, Va. and of Dr.
R.S. Neely and late Mrs. Neely
of Hinton, W. Va.
ages. All participal
receive a
shirt. Appropriate
be given to the
finishers as well as
excel in the various
categories.
The run will start I
town Elkins, wind
country roads around I
ic outskirts of .the city
turn to the downtown
miles later.
The entry fee is $3.501
who pre-register and
late registration.
runners may
blanks by writing:
ival 10K Distance Run,
Jerri Hannenberg, Rt. i
more Acres, 235
Elkins, WV 26241.
Growing
ding
Bloom:
Webb00
Florists
Crab Orchax
253-8305
Pepsi's Got
Lot To G"
Pick .p a carton
of P"psi at your •
fn vorite store
bottled by.
PePSi-Co'ta, Inc,
of Alderson, W. Va.
under authorDy of Poo$ico., N. Y..
% OFF FREE DELIVER1 r
HEGULAR PHICFS $250.00 MINIMUM ORDER
ON ALL BUILDING MATERIALS
WE HAVE,A FULL TIME ESTIMATOR TO FIGURE YOUR PLANe, FREE:
[]
4--Hi'°ton News Th'urs. May 24, 1979
Field Day Winners Announced
stay luhmod of Jomplng Snh w= th rt eto wn. of
t c;roup I ost=de ¢rse.
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Sak trace wnner In arp I ( ttt rlghO Ist. Klm Redes of The group n Frlshce th was on by Deaaean V;"attn ol
CentrM; Znd. Kathy PayaeolBellepolat; audrd, angetia gdklas umpng ara, eh w h nd o ng o Becky .°°,on o Sa d one
at S==dto.e ,,a ,d t° Zun, Wbh oa rr= ma
,..out, n po.,e.p=°t omu.. the ttn throw whtoh *.
Pb by Sall. Ilayalette.
Summe County IIpllal
m,Ud: IS, a,II Seven
Pelry, lewey A, Jr., 1.
Ith Se, Man, tipplers,
raee Dmon, ld m,
all o re.ton; Mielel Ct,
Pilstem; Clane Mnrttn,
mele; la Slnaker, Tal-
way Wayside, ltlal Gin.
Ue Meaaw. Claty ltamg.
t, Smmer Gin, arl Will.
,ares, y IUey, Illtan Biv-
e, air Hlnn: Rose Sit,
Pt; Pamela Fas, pet.
et; MatUrer a,
Meaaw Crk; lor John,
Meaw Bnage, Emma J
Ue, Ieey
Lionel Jlmlnez of Central competing In the standing Ig jump
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TleoU: Znd nreg grtdg, Fert UII- 3rd- Mnte Ellis. Pence
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hospital otes Jimmy's TV Sales & Service
Phone 466- 0466
Your RCA & Zenith TV Dealer &
Service Center
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466- 0466
Jimmy's TV
Methodist
Hold Meeting
3"he May meeung of the Un and floe
ntcci Methodmt Women of 'rh and hl(
Mt Ptsgah Chch as held at
tr
the home of M Eh=beth burs
Maan at Hflldale ca. h<ts Ta Bib;,.
were Mas Ahee Bm. and Mrs
d
Annie Dameron The Prldem,
MI. Mrtle Bryant up°ned the re'rtod e d
mllng with Ihe Purple re Ibslxlc
punted in umson For the de
otional Mrs. Edith Jaell Splr-
RI Growth Leader read Se a the hoon° o m
]2th Jall Reading 'Ha°
Edith Jaeli prayer by Mrs group
Anne° Dameen was m eharg
of the program
Song "Faith of Our Mothers
• , group reading .'A Real Life Glenoa I¢me Mr
" The gup prayer by Mrs Margaret Neff
Iameo° elod ,be pog,m
byM Mrl}leBryul Rlleall Mrs Edllh
answered llh a b,b]e verse
Mlnut were reag and pprv
Forest Festiva]
Te Me.tam Sate FOrl ge An
Fttval held ch fail m Elk -elve a
ms wt Vlrgmta m a week
long .xt rawgan that anual
me pwturesque mo[am m exact m me vm
uy ,ng mooe ,o ot" me ho progt
Flval with a to Klometer laU. gmrat
Dlstmce Run The race ls seh
honrs o o s, o err. Hu
e Mountain State Forest Fe mt.s, WV
nan commtt aa te tk,.s
,o. are jo,,,uy sonsormg t.
event he race will b opn o
male and female rners of al
Graduated
Mis San Gibbs Lawler el
Baltimore Maryland, graduat.
A,itratlo,, Mange cure
Laude by Univemlty of NO°
Dame at sec Notre
Dam IndJana, May 21
Mt lwler is the daugmor
of Mr and mrs Bee Gibbs
Lawler of Baltimore and grand.
daughter of M Mieha,l F
wler and Mte Mr Lawler of
(:hUe= rorg, Va and of r
t s Ny and lat Mr
o umton w w
Pepsi's Got
Lot To Gi,
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bottled by
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o| Alderson, W. Va.
under a uth/tity o! Pqkosi¢o, N,