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6-Hinton News Thurs. May 24, 1979
CooksChapel Re i al May20-26Sun. thruSat..
Regular Baptist Clmrch g g ni ht]- transportation & nurs
Pipestem, W. Va. Evangelist Don L. Pfleger 7 p.m. g Y provfded John S. Atlinson, Pas
Sarah Apostolon
Chosen Prom Queen
Miss Sarah Apostolon, daugh-
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Billy Aposff
olon, of Hinton, was chosen
Prom Queen for the annual
Hinton High School Junior- Sen-
ior Prom which was held on
May 18, from 8 till 12 in Perry
Memorial Gymnasium.
Miss Apostolon's attendants
were Miss Erin Moore, daught-
er of Colonel and Mrs. Homer
Moore of Pence Springs and
Miss Suzanna Harrah daughter
of Gloria Hurrah of Pence Sp-
rings. Miss Apostolon was esc-
orted by Jay Meadows son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meadows
of Brooks. Miss Moore was
escorted by Joe McClure, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe McClure of
Lockbridge, and Miss Harrah's
escort was Lloyd Martin.
The prom decorations con-
sisted of yellow and green
streamers draped from a ceil-
ing center- piece consisting of a
half moon and a star, wall
decorations of showboats and
streamers with showboat cent-
erplece for each table.
The Junior Policy Committ-
ee who assisted in planning the
Prom were: Mary Jane Angotti,
Teresa Ballard, Kim Bennett,
Laurie Bugg, Renee Cook, Tim-
my Gwinn, Donna Harvey, T.J.
Humphreys, David Isner, Mich-
ells Libscomb, Calvin Morgan,
Jackie Richmond, Mary Rich-
mond, David Sawder, Dennis
Thompson, Sandra Vallanding-
ham, Angle Vandall and Jenny
Vans.
Receives Award
An official of the U.S. Soil
Conservation Service (SCS) in
West Virginia, Frank W. GIo-
ver, Jr. of Morgantown, will
receive the second highest aw-
ard offered by the U.S. Dep-
artment of Agriculture in a
ceremony in Washington on
Wednesday.
He will be among 63 individ-
ual employees of the Depart-
ment of Agriculture to receive
the Superior Service Award.
Only 12 individual winners of
the award nationwide in 1979
are form the SCS.
Glover serves on the SCS
state office staff as the agency
's state resource conservation-
ist. His award is for his work on
reclamation of surface mined
lands, for efforts both in this
state position and as a member
of an inter-departmenthl task
force on temporary assignment
to Washington during periods of
1977 and 1978.
He was cited for his " out-
standing contribution to the
national effort to solve the
complex problems of energy
production while maintaining
environmental quality."
In his Washington assign-
ment, Glover worked with nat-
ional leaders of the SCS in the
Department of Agriculture and
the U.S. Soil Office of Surface
Mining in the Department of
Interior. He helped develop the
regulations under which the
Surface Mining Control and
Reclamation Act of 1977 is being
administered.
The national administrator of
the SCS, R.M. Davis, wrote in
1977 that Giover "quickly won
the respect of all other task
Ella Atkins force members with his know-
ledge of surface mine reclam-
ation and his ability to relate the
Wins . program development efforts to
.., ..... ,.cholarshln the practical side of recalmat-
ton on the ground."
Ella Marie Atkins
Ella Marie Atkins, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Mason Atk-
ins, participated in the Sixth
Annual Mathematics Talent
Search conducted by the Study
of Mathematically Precocious
Youth at The John Hopkins
University during January of
1979 in competition with over
369'.) of the ablest seventh grad-
ers in the District of Columbia
and the states of Delaware,
Maryland, Pennsylvania. Vir-
ginia, and West Virginia. Ella
scored higher on the mathe-
"mattes part of the College
Board's Scholastic Aptitude
Test than the average college-
bound male twelfth grader.
On April 28, 1979, Ella was
awarded a one- course free-
tuition scholarship by The
Johns Hopkins University or a
$100 tuition scholarship for one
college course at a local coll-
ege to be completed not later
than September of 1981.
Because of Ella's high score
on the math test, HinteR High
School received a certificate of
distinction.
Assistant Secretary of the
Interior Joan M. Davenport
wrote, "The results of the task
force effort were both remark-
able and unique. Please convey
may appreciation to Mr. Glov-
er for his very professional
contributions to the task force
work."
She added, "Mr. Glover ser-
ved with distinction, frequently
for long hours and always under
great pressure. He is commend-
ed for significant contributions
to a major presidential object-
ive."
His nomimation for the nat-
ional honor also cited his earl-
ier contributions to improved
surface mine reclamation in
West Virginia and his work with
the State Department of Nat-
ural Resources and the 14 West
Virignia soil conservation dist-
ricts. He also has been a leader
since its inception in the West
Virginia Conservation Educat-
ion Counci', and is a past pres-
ident.
Glover was born in Herndon
in Wyoming County and grad-
uated from high school there in
1935. He graduated from West
Virginia University in 1947 with
a degree in agronomy, after
having served in the Army
from 1941- 46.
lie joined the SCS at Prince-.
ton in September 1947 as a soil
conservationist and served in
that Capacity at Union from
1948- 52. In 1952 he came to the
state office in Morgantown
where he served successively
as agronomist, plant materials
specialist, assistant state re-
source conservationist and
state resource conservationist.
His wife, Maxine, is principal
of Westover Elementary
School. They have two daught-
ers and live at 664 Villa Place,
Morgantown.
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I Appointments can be made
t from 9 aem. to 5 pum. by
i calling 466-:1490 or 466- 1000
t (Extension 298),
t OlePqD te'lO m ,.4b'l.lP e.dl"ekJtlqP ma.Pw e,dPe a, aW'dt, aW'e e-"4 adw" k t"
Dr. Dani, M.D.
Obstetrics &
Gynecoloqy
Summers Community clinic
New Telephone Number:.
466-1490
Michael Nelson
Wins First Place
Micheal L. Nelson, 14- year
old grandson of mrs. J. Norman
Wilson of Bellepoint, is shown
high jumping his way into first
place in the finals of the New
Orleans Recreational Depart-
ment City Track Meet early this
month. This is the third con-
secutive year that he has won
this event. His highest leap this
year was 5' 5". He is the son of
Michael L. Nelson
Sally Wilson Nelson, formally of
Hinton, and Daniel L. Nelson,
formerally of Huntington.
Mrs. Wilson has been a res-
ident of HinteR for nearly 50
years and is well known by
members of the community.
Many residents will recall the
athletic accomplishments of the
late J. Norman Wilson.
Red Sulphur News
Birthday for a Day" celebration but due
Mrs. Gerald Fox to a stay in the hospital, Mrs.
Mrs. Rhonda Fitswater of Fitswater was unable to attend.
Rupert, West Virginia visited
her granddaughter, Mrs. Ger-
ald Fox of Ballard for a few
days. While visiting in the
home, Mrs. Firewater was
given a belated suprise birth-
day party, by her granddaugh-
ter and friends.
The birthday cake was baked
by Mrs. Benny Gore. After the
singing of "Happy Birthday"
Mrs. Fitswater opened and dis-
played her many gifts. Friends
who shared the happy occasion
were:
Mrs. Jerry Richardson and
Jeff, Mrs. Reggie Bales, Mrs.
Howard Bishop , Mrs. Benny
Gore and Penny, Mrs. Eddie
Howdock, Mrs. Eddie Harris
and Peggy Joan, and Mrs.
Linda Fox and Jamey.
Mrs. Fitswater was invited by
the Red Sulphur Home Exten-
sion Club in April to the "Queen
Her many friends at Ballard
wish her many more happy
birthdays with good wishes by
the dozen.
A Mother's Day program was
given by the Jr. BYF of the Big
Creek Baptist Church in honor
of all the mother's present
during the Sunday School hour.
Those who shared in the
songs, poems, and resitations
were: Leroy and Tammy Ward,
Karen Burdette, Eric Hartwell,
Sherry COx, Ricky and Freda
McComas, Lynn and Albert
Cochran, Angela, Stephanie,
and Peggy Joan Harris and
Darrell Forrenn.
Special gifts were given to
Mrs. Earl Cox, the oldest mo-
ther, Patty Hartwell- youngest
mother, and Mrs. Lucille Burd-
ette with the most children. A
tract was presented to each
mother to complete the
program.
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Cons" ,n
For Details
We take care to attend to all
the necessary arrange-
ments.., in compliance with
your wishes...during your
time of bereavement. Our
reputation is built on.under-
standing and integrit?/.
RONALD MEADOWS
FUNERAL PARLORS
130 Temple, Hinton
Ph,,e 466-1179
Cook Graduates
Ronald Dean Cook graduated
Sunday May 13 from Liberty
Baptist College in Lynchburg,
Va. with a B.S. Degree in the
Division of Religion.
Mr. Cook graduate of Hinton
High School, is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Cook of Buck
Route, HinteR, and is married to
the former Rodetta McNeer of
Forest Hill.
Attending the Commence-
ment from Hinton were: Mrs.
Dorse Richardson, Mrs. Jack
Balalrd, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
McNeer, Robin McNeer, Rose
McNeer, Ralph Cook, and Mr.
and mrs. George Cook.
Ronald Dean Cook
Hospital Note
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Dismissed: Jennings
Summers County Hospital Rachel Johnson, both
May 18, 1979 stone; Mandy Lemon,
Admitted: Margaret Bragg, Adkins, Bessie Davis
Meadow Creek; Ray Tincher, Petrey, Ruth
Meadow Bridge; Leatha Adkins Morgan, all of
, Joyce Adkins, Delda Sims, Keaton, Nimitz; and
Thelma Williams, all of HinteR; Goff, Pipestem.
Harold Rudisill, Forest Hill;
and Hazel Canterbury, Ballard.
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Cinnamon is second only to pepper in popularity in t
country.
Baptist Nimi- z Meth'0dist Cha ge athol;c |
' Kirby Bruce N' Richlnond St. Patrick
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...... ora.. 9:45 Flrstsonoay hey Fr n00gec.ugh.
(e,:b:,lls,,lPp,t,y 21P Sunday School.. Worship, It &'trdSundav, . Mass .h.ui. i 466-
.10 a.m. ........... Sunday School; Supt. a.m.;EvenlngWorship,7p.m.; Brooklyn 9:.30 Saturday, 5 p.m.; Sunday, 9
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Charles Bowlee; 11 a.m .Morn- Wed. Service, 7 p.m.; Young ME. Zion 10:30 a.m.; Weekdays, 7:30 a.m.
ing Wmhip; S p.m. BYF; 7 People's Meeting, Wed., 7: Ilills Chapel 11:30-Buck (Except Wednesdays, 7:30
p.m. Evening Worship; Wed., 7 p.m.; Mark Ellison, Sr., youth p.m.1; Holy Days, 6 p.m.; First
p.m. Prayer Meeting, director; Juniors each day '.'rid aod Ith Sunday Friday, 6 p.m.
at 7 p.m.; Senior Youth each Bethal 9:30-Pluto
Beech Run Wed. night at 7:30p.m. Martha Chapel ,0::10-Madam's Christian BRIERS
I
Pasr. CarlS,de Griffith Creek (:reek
Sand Knob It:-Nimitz. Community
Supt. C.L. Rafliff, Sunday Donald Spade, Pastor Paul Zutant, Minister
School, 10 a.m.; Worship Ser-
viceeach2nd&4thSundayatll Sunday School, l0 a.m.; S.S. , Worship Services, Sunday, 11
Supt. A.F. Dodd: Preaching 1st Bellepoint Charge a.m. and7:30p.m.; Bible Study HINION
a.m.; Prayer meeting, Weds., 7 & 3rd Sundays, It a.m. II a.m.; Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.
p.m.
River Valley First Hubert a. Groves. Minister
Miller Memorial First Christian
D.D. ElwelJ. Postor Church School, l0 a.m.; Morn- Everette Easley. Minister ' DOYL[
Rt. 12 Forest Hill Road Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Steve ing Worship, II a.m,; Evening Sunday School, 9:45a.m; Mor- i
Bill Jenkins, Pastor Me'toy, Supt.; Morning Wor. Service, 7:30 p.m.; UMYF Ring worship, It a.m.; Evening
l0 a.m. Sunday School, Oakley
Grimmett, Supt.', II a.m. Morn- ship, II a.m.; Midweek Service, Wednesday, 6 p.m. Worship, 7 p.m.; Wednesday
ingWorship', 7:30p.m. Evening 7:30 p.m.; Evening Service, MountVisgah Evening Scrvice, 7 p.m. 217 Third
Service; 7 p.m. Youth Fellow- 7:30 p.m. Morning Worship, 9:30 a.m:
ship, Thurs, Meadow Creek Church School, 10:0 a.m.: Episcopal
UMYF Tuesday. 5:30 p.m. 466-1788,
Central Rev. William Carter Rev. Griffin C. Callahan
Illnten S.S. Supt. Mrs. E.E. Johnson'. "[alcott Church tt a.m. Iloly Communion- 1st
hey. Rental Williams" S.S. l0 a.m. every Sunday; Rev. Bill Carpenter paster and 3rd Sundays: It a.m. - attend
9:45a.m. Church School; II Prayer Service, Wed., 6:30; Forestaill Morning prayer 2nd, 4thandSth I IHSSUN,
a.m. Morning Worship; 6:30 Worship Service, third Sunday, Worship, t0a.m., 1st 3rdand 5th Sundays.
p.m. BYF; 7:30 p.m. Evening II a.m. Sundays, 7:30 p.m. 2rid Sunday _
Worship: 7 p.m. Wednesday Indian Mills night. Church school, It a.m. Church of ' '
Bible study Thurs. evening 7
Mid-Week Service. Pastor, Reggie Bales p.m. C h
Second James Keatley, SS SUpt.; Sun- Trinity rist i
AGENC00
Talcott day School l0 a.m., classes for Worship It a.m. 2nd and 4th
Pastor, ('arl E, noggs all ages; Worship Service, Sundays: 7:30 p.m. 3rd Sunday Shockley Hill
First Sun. Service, 3,toTp.m.; every Sunday, It a.m. and7 night. Church School l0 a.m. Tug Creek noad West Virgi
Third Sun. Service at It a.m. p.m.; BYF, Weds., 6 p.m.; Every Sunday, Bible Study 1:30 Sunday Worship, n a.m.; Sun-
idweek prayer & praise hour, 7 pro. Thursday. day Evening, 6:30 p.m.: Wt
Judson Freewill p.m., Wed. Newaope Wednesday Services, 7:30 p.m. er
Worship It a.m. IS{ and 3rd Elton
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nev. Bert WllJls, Pastor Upland Sunday; 7:30 p.m. 4th Sunday
nev. Jo¢GrlmmettAsst. Paster night. Church School t0 a.m. J.EstllGIll, Minister 466.1191
• Don F Spade, Pastor
Pete Weikle, Supt.; Sunday Benny Allen Supt., Sunday every Sunday. Sunday Morning Bible Study, l0 i
School. 10 a.m.; Preaching
Service, 1st, 3rd and 5th Sun- School, to a.m.; Preaching 2nd OakGrove a.m.: Sunday Morning Worship in
day, It o.m. and 7 p.m. Setur- and 4lh Sundays, It a.m. Worship l0 a.m. 2nd and 4th Services, II a.m.; Sunday
Sundays; 7:30 p.m. 1st Sunday Evening Services, 7 p.m.; Wed-
day Services, 7 p.m. Feamster Freewill night. Church School 10 a.th. nesday evening service, 7 p.m.
Meadow Creek Two mlles north of AIderson every Sunday. Bible Study 7 Don
Pastor Leroy Pack on the Alia Road p.m. Tuesday. Hinton
l0 a.m. Sunday School: Harry Sunday School. 10a+m.; Baptisl 1621Summers St. i Sh
Thompson. Supt.; C.C. Corker, Youth League. 0 p.m.: Evening Lindside , op
James ll. Davis, Minister
services, 7 p.m. Red Sulphur Sunday morning Bible Study, l0
Sr.. adult teacher; It a.m. MarshatlFowler, Paster a.m.: Sunday morning Worship 1302 Second
Morning Service: 7 p.m. Sun. Bellepoint Service every second Sunday, 7 Service, 10:45 a.m.: Sunday
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Evening Service: 7 p.m. Prayer
Service, Thurs. Wayne B. Chambers, Pastor p.m.: every fourth Sunday, It Evening Service, 7:30 p,m.; Phone
John Mann, S.S. Supt: Sunday a.m. Wednesday Evening Service,
Tempa .school. 10 a.m.: Morning Wor- 7:30 p.m. BIG 4
ship, It a.m.; BYF, Wed.. 7 Johnson |
SundayW'W'Beaver'Pastorschool. to a.m.W.R.p.m.: Evening Worship. 7:30 Minister, LeoFarley Others
Boone, Supt.: Preaching ist and p.m.: Midweek Prayer Service. Eilcen Skaggs, Lay Leader;
Wed.. 7:30 p.m.; AWANA. Study, 9:45: Worship, II a.m. Riverview Chapel dru
3rd Sundays. It a.m. Wed., 6:30 p.m.
Circuit i fountain
Client nut Grove Freedont Baptist Church Met hodist '" " Speaker narry Pilklngton
Pastor Eddie Johnson Steve I Iowdock, Pastor Greenville Sunday
S.S. Isl & 3rd Sundays at It Supt. SundayschooI-DiamonJ. JamesE. Bailey, Pastor 9:30Lord'sTable', II:00Family 466-2323
a.m.: S.S. 2nd & 4th Sundays al Wood First and Third Sunday: Bible Hour; 4:00 Junior Young
l0 am.; Preaching services Ist Jack CRies-Asst. Supt. Wayside People; 7:30 Evening Gospel
& 3r'a Sundays at 9:45: Preach. Preaching It a.m., 7 p.m. each Worship, 9:30 a.m.: Sunday Service. ]
irg ,:ervice 4th Sat. nights at Sunday School, 10:30 a.m. Wednesday
Greenville 6:30 Senior Young People: 7:30
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7:/,. Prayer Service-Wed. 7 p.m. Sunday School, l0 a.m.: Wor- Prayer meeting and Bible 0f th8
Rollinshur;, Little Wolf Creek ship, It a.m.: Bible Study, Study.
I).l,.Stal,aker, Pastor Independent Baptist Church Wed., 7 p.m. Jumping, Branch FIRST
l0 a.m. Sunday School, classes Off RE. t2-on Little Wolf ('reek Creamery
for all ages, Richard Holloran, Road. Sunday School, l0 a.m.; Wor- Tabernacle
Supt.: II a.m. Morning Wor- I)onaldL, Iiannah, Paster ship,.7 p.m. ElmoAIderman, Sr.,Pastor BANK OF '[
ship; 7 p.m. Night Service, Sunday school, 10a.m.; George Second Sun, lay: Tom Coffman, Supt., Sunday
Cook. Supt.;Worshipservice, ll Mt. Hedding School, 9:45 a.m.; blurRing
sermon by pastor, am. Sunday; Youth meeting, Worship, 9 a.m.; Sunday Worship, 10:45 a.m.; Youth i
[:our Mile 6:30 p.m. Sun.,; Evening Ser- School, 10:30a.m. " Fellowship, 6:30p.m.; Evening
JanwsSimms, Pastor vice, 7:30 p.m. Sun.: Iid Week ME. Alexander Worship. 7:30 p.m.: Prayer
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t) a.m. Sunday School: Paul ,Service. Wed. 7:30'p.I. Sudday School, 10 a.m.: Wor- Service, Wed., 7:30 p.m.
g • ship, It a.m.; MYF Fellowship, c0mplele ¢
EpperLv. Jr..SSsupt: Worship Bi Creek Men..7:30 p.m. Pentecostal Holiness il
service 2nd and 4lh Sundays, It | "Mac"
a.m. and 7 p.m.; Midweek Eddiellarris, Pastor St. John 199 Main Street
Prayer Service, Wed.. 7 p.m. Sunday School, t0 a.m.; Morn- Sunday School, l0 a.m.; GranvilleMartln HINION
ing Worship, It a.m. each Sun- Worship, 6 .p.m. Sunday Service, 7 p.m.: Friday
Calvary day: Evening services Sunday, Fourth Sunday: Service. 7 p.m.
Calvary Baptist Church at 7 p.m.; Prayer meeting, St. John Hinton Gospel 0NAtD
Wed.. at 7 p.m.: BYF, Sunday Worship, 9:30 a.m.: Sunday
Sunday School 1o:oo a.m. Tabernacle FUNERAL
Worship It a.m. evening service at 0 p.m. School. 10:30 a.m. ][
7 p.m. each Sunday. Mid- week Pine G rove ME. Heddlng 102 Main Street
prayer meeting and BYF each "Pasto¢- W. C. Sampson Sunday School, 10 a.m.'. Wor- I,awrence Bennett, Pastor I 11 !
Sunday School Supt. Bill Rawks ship, 7 p.m. Sunday School, l0 a.m.:'Morn- t 466-1
Wedneeday at 7 p.m. Silsa Gore,
Sunday School, 10a.m.: ., JamesYates, Paster ing Worship. II a.m.: Youlh 1
Pastor. Morning wor- First & Third Sundays: meeting. 6:30 p.m.: Evangelist- , in
Carr's Freewill ship. lla.m.;EveningWorship, Church School, 10a.m.:Preach- ic service, 7:30 p.m.: Bible
Roule I, Ilinton 7:.30 p.m.; Wednesday Evening ing, n a.m. at Meadow Bridge Study, Wed.. 7:30 p.m.
Services each Friday at 7:30 Service, 7:30 p.m. Church: Charge MYFmeelsthe
First Sundays at 7 p.m. Mount Olivet Need an .
p.m. with the ev. Gerald Carr Laurel Creek SecundSundays: EarlVaonatte,'.l'astar Christiau
.speaker. Pastor, Eddie Johnson Lockbridge, II a.m.: Lane, 7:30 ,Sunday School, 10 a.m.: Morn-
I:r()()ks Sunday School. 10 a.m: p.m. • ' ing worship, II a.m.: Evening your family?
Pastor. Rev. James F. Johnson Preaching. 1st and 3rd Sunday, Fourth Sundays: worship. Wed a,d S,n 7 Pro. Kirk, Z0ndernal
Edward ('vrus. Supt.. Sunday I! a.m.: Is! and 3rd Sunday Lane. II a.m.: Lockbridge, 7:30 Church of Cod
evening, 7:30 p.m.; BYF. p.m.: 2nnd Sunday, 9:30 a.m.;
School. Io'am.: Preaching il of Lfe Represl
am.. 2ml & 4th Sundays: Sun- Friday. 7:30 p.m. Sunday School. 10:30 a.m.: 4th Bobby Simmons. Pastor
Sunday, 9:30 a.m.: Sunday Sunday School. 10 a.m.: Morn.
day nights.. 7 p.m.: Prayer Roles Chapel School. 10:30 a.m. ing Worship, II a.m.: Evange.
meelings. Thurs. 7:30. Carl Edwards, Pastor lislic Service. 7::10 p.m.: Wed.
Camon sunda Shool. to am. Presby,terian nighl services. 7 p.m. Jehovah's
Pastor. ltev. Billyt;alloway Bob Hogue, Supt.: 11 a.m. ' Ke'llr' - Madam's Creek Sunday. 10 a.m..
Sunday School, E.G. Crawford. worship service each Sunday Dean'K. Veltman, Pastor VTes[eyan Sunday, 11 a.m.
SupI.: II a.m. Morning Worship except fifth'.. Wed., 6:30 p.m., 2:30 Worship Servicds held on WarrenR, Mcnugh, Pastor Study: 'rues.,
every Sunday; Preaching Ist youth mcting: Bible Study, Ist and 3rd Sundays. 10a.m. Sunday School: II a.m. eraticSchool;
and 3rd Sundays at II a.m. and 6 Wed., 7 p.m."
' ' Centerville Morning Service: 7 p.m. Sunday Service Meeting.
0 night service: 7:30 p.m. Wed.. Pi
p.m. Meth dist Greenville prayer meeting, charge of the
Sandstone to a.m. Sunday School: 7:45 class leader. Church
Richard I.eroy Pack, Pastor James Chapel p.m. Community Worship Itoh |lambrick,
Timothy Grimmett, S.S. Supt.; PasterRev;H.B.Shrewsbory Service. Pence Sprin,s /flay Keal,)n,
Rennle Shuck, Asst. Supt.; Sun- Services, 9 a.m.; Sunday Edward Ilewdock, Pastor ' Supt.: Sunday
day School, 10 a.m.; Morning School, 10 a.m Mc]henny Sunday School, 10 a.m. Johnny .nt.; Preaching
Worship, i i a.m.: Prayer meet- Grassy Meadows Coiner, Supt.: Worship Service, a.m.; Sunday
ing, Wed., 7 p.m. Mary Jane Memorial Ioa.m Sunday School Worship II a.m.; Midweek Prayer Ser- Worship, 7 p.m.;
Keatley Springs PastorRenoH. Richmond Service on lst and 3rd Sundays. vice and Youth Fellowship, Wed., evening 7
Sunday School. 10 a.m.; Morn- Wed., 7:30 p.m.; Night services Pillar
WIIlieBriers, Paster tag Worship, II a.m.; Evening .Han's Creek 7:30 p.m. except 5th Sunday.
tl a.m. Preaching Sunday: 10 Worship,7:30p.m.; Wed. Pray- . Greenville Tru
a.m. Sunday School every Sun- er meeting, 7:30 o.m. 10 a.m. Sunday School; 7:45 Nazarene th
day, Harold Meek& Supt. p.m. Community Worship 1602TempieSL at Burger
Leatherwood Hinton Service. Pastor Rev. Robert Wi'seman Pastor Emery
S.S. Supt. Mary Jane Phillips,
Earnest E. Boyd, Paster First Presbyterian Sunday School, 10 a.m. Morning ' Sunday Schuol :
Paste€ W.F. Sprinkle Church School, 9:45 a.m.: Mor.
10a.m. Sumiay School; 11 a.m. ningWorship, lla.m.; Evening Rev. T.Johnsen, Minister Worship, II a.m.; Evangelistic !Morning Worshi
Preaching ServiLe, Sun.', 7:30 Worship, 7:30 p.m.', Midweek Sunday School, 9:45/.m.; Wor- Service, Sunday night, 7 p.m,: Sunday night 6:
p.m. Evening Service; 7 p.m. Prayer Fellowsbip, Wed., 7:' ahip, 11 a.m.; Prayer meeting, Thurs., Prayerand Bible Study, wed.
Wed. Bible Study. p.m. Wed., 7 p.m. 7 p.m. , Radi,
6-Hinton News Thurs. May 24, 1979
CooksChapel Re i al May20-26Sun. thruSat..
Regular Baptist Clmrch g g ni ht]- transportation & nurs
Pipestem, W. Va. Evangelist Don L. Pfleger 7 p.m. g Y provfded John S. Atlinson, Pas
Sarah Apostolon
Chosen Prom Queen
Miss Sarah Apostolon, daugh-
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Billy Aposff
olon, of Hinton, was chosen
Prom Queen for the annual
Hinton High School Junior- Sen-
ior Prom which was held on
May 18, from 8 till 12 in Perry
Memorial Gymnasium.
Miss Apostolon's attendants
were Miss Erin Moore, daught-
er of Colonel and Mrs. Homer
Moore of Pence Springs and
Miss Suzanna Harrah daughter
of Gloria Hurrah of Pence Sp-
rings. Miss Apostolon was esc-
orted by Jay Meadows son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meadows
of Brooks. Miss Moore was
escorted by Joe McClure, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe McClure of
Lockbridge, and Miss Harrah's
escort was Lloyd Martin.
The prom decorations con-
sisted of yellow and green
streamers draped from a ceil-
ing center- piece consisting of a
half moon and a star, wall
decorations of showboats and
streamers with showboat cent-
erplece for each table.
The Junior Policy Committ-
ee who assisted in planning the
Prom were: Mary Jane Angotti,
Teresa Ballard, Kim Bennett,
Laurie Bugg, Renee Cook, Tim-
my Gwinn, Donna Harvey, T.J.
Humphreys, David Isner, Mich-
ells Libscomb, Calvin Morgan,
Jackie Richmond, Mary Rich-
mond, David Sawder, Dennis
Thompson, Sandra Vallanding-
ham, Angle Vandall and Jenny
Vans.
Receives Award
An official of the U.S. Soil
Conservation Service (SCS) in
West Virginia, Frank W. GIo-
ver, Jr. of Morgantown, will
receive the second highest aw-
ard offered by the U.S. Dep-
artment of Agriculture in a
ceremony in Washington on
Wednesday.
He will be among 63 individ-
ual employees of the Depart-
ment of Agriculture to receive
the Superior Service Award.
Only 12 individual winners of
the award nationwide in 1979
are form the SCS.
Glover serves on the SCS
state office staff as the agency
's state resource conservation-
ist. His award is for his work on
reclamation of surface mined
lands, for efforts both in this
state position and as a member
of an inter-departmenthl task
force on temporary assignment
to Washington during periods of
1977 and 1978.
He was cited for his " out-
standing contribution to the
national effort to solve the
complex problems of energy
production while maintaining
environmental quality."
In his Washington assign-
ment, Glover worked with nat-
ional leaders of the SCS in the
Department of Agriculture and
the U.S. Soil Office of Surface
Mining in the Department of
Interior. He helped develop the
regulations under which the
Surface Mining Control and
Reclamation Act of 1977 is being
administered.
The national administrator of
the SCS, R.M. Davis, wrote in
1977 that Giover "quickly won
the respect of all other task
Ella Atkins force members with his know-
ledge of surface mine reclam-
ation and his ability to relate the
Wins . program development efforts to
.., ..... ,.cholarshln the practical side of recalmat-
ton on the ground."
Ella Marie Atkins
Ella Marie Atkins, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Mason Atk-
ins, participated in the Sixth
Annual Mathematics Talent
Search conducted by the Study
of Mathematically Precocious
Youth at The John Hopkins
University during January of
1979 in competition with over
369'.) of the ablest seventh grad-
ers in the District of Columbia
and the states of Delaware,
Maryland, Pennsylvania. Vir-
ginia, and West Virginia. Ella
scored higher on the mathe-
"mattes part of the College
Board's Scholastic Aptitude
Test than the average college-
bound male twelfth grader.
On April 28, 1979, Ella was
awarded a one- course free-
tuition scholarship by The
Johns Hopkins University or a
$100 tuition scholarship for one
college course at a local coll-
ege to be completed not later
than September of 1981.
Because of Ella's high score
on the math test, HinteR High
School received a certificate of
distinction.
Assistant Secretary of the
Interior Joan M. Davenport
wrote, "The results of the task
force effort were both remark-
able and unique. Please convey
may appreciation to Mr. Glov-
er for his very professional
contributions to the task force
work."
She added, "Mr. Glover ser-
ved with distinction, frequently
for long hours and always under
great pressure. He is commend-
ed for significant contributions
to a major presidential object-
ive."
His nomimation for the nat-
ional honor also cited his earl-
ier contributions to improved
surface mine reclamation in
West Virginia and his work with
the State Department of Nat-
ural Resources and the 14 West
Virignia soil conservation dist-
ricts. He also has been a leader
since its inception in the West
Virginia Conservation Educat-
ion Counci', and is a past pres-
ident.
Glover was born in Herndon
in Wyoming County and grad-
uated from high school there in
1935. He graduated from West
Virginia University in 1947 with
a degree in agronomy, after
having served in the Army
from 1941- 46.
lie joined the SCS at Prince-.
ton in September 1947 as a soil
conservationist and served in
that Capacity at Union from
1948- 52. In 1952 he came to the
state office in Morgantown
where he served successively
as agronomist, plant materials
specialist, assistant state re-
source conservationist and
state resource conservationist.
His wife, Maxine, is principal
of Westover Elementary
School. They have two daught-
ers and live at 664 Villa Place,
Morgantown.
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Dr. Dani, M.D.
Obstetrics &
Gynecoloqy
Summers Community clinic
New Telephone Number:.
466-1490
Michael Nelson
Wins First Place
Micheal L. Nelson, 14- year
old grandson of mrs. J. Norman
Wilson of Bellepoint, is shown
high jumping his way into first
place in the finals of the New
Orleans Recreational Depart-
ment City Track Meet early this
month. This is the third con-
secutive year that he has won
this event. His highest leap this
year was 5' 5". He is the son of
Michael L. Nelson
Sally Wilson Nelson, formally of
Hinton, and Daniel L. Nelson,
formerally of Huntington.
Mrs. Wilson has been a res-
ident of HinteR for nearly 50
years and is well known by
members of the community.
Many residents will recall the
athletic accomplishments of the
late J. Norman Wilson.
Red Sulphur News
Birthday for a Day" celebration but due
Mrs. Gerald Fox to a stay in the hospital, Mrs.
Mrs. Rhonda Fitswater of Fitswater was unable to attend.
Rupert, West Virginia visited
her granddaughter, Mrs. Ger-
ald Fox of Ballard for a few
days. While visiting in the
home, Mrs. Firewater was
given a belated suprise birth-
day party, by her granddaugh-
ter and friends.
The birthday cake was baked
by Mrs. Benny Gore. After the
singing of "Happy Birthday"
Mrs. Fitswater opened and dis-
played her many gifts. Friends
who shared the happy occasion
were:
Mrs. Jerry Richardson and
Jeff, Mrs. Reggie Bales, Mrs.
Howard Bishop , Mrs. Benny
Gore and Penny, Mrs. Eddie
Howdock, Mrs. Eddie Harris
and Peggy Joan, and Mrs.
Linda Fox and Jamey.
Mrs. Fitswater was invited by
the Red Sulphur Home Exten-
sion Club in April to the "Queen
Her many friends at Ballard
wish her many more happy
birthdays with good wishes by
the dozen.
A Mother's Day program was
given by the Jr. BYF of the Big
Creek Baptist Church in honor
of all the mother's present
during the Sunday School hour.
Those who shared in the
songs, poems, and resitations
were: Leroy and Tammy Ward,
Karen Burdette, Eric Hartwell,
Sherry COx, Ricky and Freda
McComas, Lynn and Albert
Cochran, Angela, Stephanie,
and Peggy Joan Harris and
Darrell Forrenn.
Special gifts were given to
Mrs. Earl Cox, the oldest mo-
ther, Patty Hartwell- youngest
mother, and Mrs. Lucille Burd-
ette with the most children. A
tract was presented to each
mother to complete the
program.
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For Details
We take care to attend to all
the necessary arrange-
ments.., in compliance with
your wishes...during your
time of bereavement. Our
reputation is built on.under-
standing and integrit?/.
RONALD MEADOWS
FUNERAL PARLORS
130 Temple, Hinton
Ph,,e 466-1179
Cook Graduates
Ronald Dean Cook graduated
Sunday May 13 from Liberty
Baptist College in Lynchburg,
Va. with a B.S. Degree in the
Division of Religion.
Mr. Cook graduate of Hinton
High School, is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Cook of Buck
Route, HinteR, and is married to
the former Rodetta McNeer of
Forest Hill.
Attending the Commence-
ment from Hinton were: Mrs.
Dorse Richardson, Mrs. Jack
Balalrd, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
McNeer, Robin McNeer, Rose
McNeer, Ralph Cook, and Mr.
and mrs. George Cook.
Ronald Dean Cook
Hospital Note
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Dismissed: Jennings
Summers County Hospital Rachel Johnson, both
May 18, 1979 stone; Mandy Lemon,
Admitted: Margaret Bragg, Adkins, Bessie Davis
Meadow Creek; Ray Tincher, Petrey, Ruth
Meadow Bridge; Leatha Adkins Morgan, all of
, Joyce Adkins, Delda Sims, Keaton, Nimitz; and
Thelma Williams, all of HinteR; Goff, Pipestem.
Harold Rudisill, Forest Hill;
and Hazel Canterbury, Ballard.
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Cinnamon is second only to pepper in popularity in t
country.
Baptist Nimi- z Meth'0dist Cha ge athol;c |
' Kirby Bruce N' Richlnond St. Patrick
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(e,:b:,lls,,lPp,t,y 21P Sunday School.. Worship, It &'trdSundav, . Mass .h.ui. i 466-
.10 a.m. ........... Sunday School; Supt. a.m.;EvenlngWorship,7p.m.; Brooklyn 9:.30 Saturday, 5 p.m.; Sunday, 9
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Charles Bowlee; 11 a.m .Morn- Wed. Service, 7 p.m.; Young ME. Zion 10:30 a.m.; Weekdays, 7:30 a.m.
ing Wmhip; S p.m. BYF; 7 People's Meeting, Wed., 7: Ilills Chapel 11:30-Buck (Except Wednesdays, 7:30
p.m. Evening Worship; Wed., 7 p.m.; Mark Ellison, Sr., youth p.m.1; Holy Days, 6 p.m.; First
p.m. Prayer Meeting, director; Juniors each day '.'rid aod Ith Sunday Friday, 6 p.m.
at 7 p.m.; Senior Youth each Bethal 9:30-Pluto
Beech Run Wed. night at 7:30p.m. Martha Chapel ,0::10-Madam's Christian BRIERS
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Pasr. CarlS,de Griffith Creek (:reek
Sand Knob It:-Nimitz. Community
Supt. C.L. Rafliff, Sunday Donald Spade, Pastor Paul Zutant, Minister
School, 10 a.m.; Worship Ser-
viceeach2nd&4thSundayatll Sunday School, l0 a.m.; S.S. , Worship Services, Sunday, 11
Supt. A.F. Dodd: Preaching 1st Bellepoint Charge a.m. and7:30p.m.; Bible Study HINION
a.m.; Prayer meeting, Weds., 7 & 3rd Sundays, It a.m. II a.m.; Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.
p.m.
River Valley First Hubert a. Groves. Minister
Miller Memorial First Christian
D.D. ElwelJ. Postor Church School, l0 a.m.; Morn- Everette Easley. Minister ' DOYL[
Rt. 12 Forest Hill Road Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Steve ing Worship, II a.m,; Evening Sunday School, 9:45a.m; Mor- i
Bill Jenkins, Pastor Me'toy, Supt.; Morning Wor. Service, 7:30 p.m.; UMYF Ring worship, It a.m.; Evening
l0 a.m. Sunday School, Oakley
Grimmett, Supt.', II a.m. Morn- ship, II a.m.; Midweek Service, Wednesday, 6 p.m. Worship, 7 p.m.; Wednesday
ingWorship', 7:30p.m. Evening 7:30 p.m.; Evening Service, MountVisgah Evening Scrvice, 7 p.m. 217 Third
Service; 7 p.m. Youth Fellow- 7:30 p.m. Morning Worship, 9:30 a.m:
ship, Thurs, Meadow Creek Church School, 10:0 a.m.: Episcopal
UMYF Tuesday. 5:30 p.m. 466-1788,
Central Rev. William Carter Rev. Griffin C. Callahan
Illnten S.S. Supt. Mrs. E.E. Johnson'. "[alcott Church tt a.m. Iloly Communion- 1st
hey. Rental Williams" S.S. l0 a.m. every Sunday; Rev. Bill Carpenter paster and 3rd Sundays: It a.m. - attend
9:45a.m. Church School; II Prayer Service, Wed., 6:30; Forestaill Morning prayer 2nd, 4thandSth I IHSSUN,
a.m. Morning Worship; 6:30 Worship Service, third Sunday, Worship, t0a.m., 1st 3rdand 5th Sundays.
p.m. BYF; 7:30 p.m. Evening II a.m. Sundays, 7:30 p.m. 2rid Sunday _
Worship: 7 p.m. Wednesday Indian Mills night. Church school, It a.m. Church of ' '
Bible study Thurs. evening 7
Mid-Week Service. Pastor, Reggie Bales p.m. C h
Second James Keatley, SS SUpt.; Sun- Trinity rist i
AGENC00
Talcott day School l0 a.m., classes for Worship It a.m. 2nd and 4th
Pastor, ('arl E, noggs all ages; Worship Service, Sundays: 7:30 p.m. 3rd Sunday Shockley Hill
First Sun. Service, 3,toTp.m.; every Sunday, It a.m. and7 night. Church School l0 a.m. Tug Creek noad West Virgi
Third Sun. Service at It a.m. p.m.; BYF, Weds., 6 p.m.; Every Sunday, Bible Study 1:30 Sunday Worship, n a.m.; Sun-
idweek prayer & praise hour, 7 pro. Thursday. day Evening, 6:30 p.m.: Wt
Judson Freewill p.m., Wed. Newaope Wednesday Services, 7:30 p.m. er
Worship It a.m. IS{ and 3rd Elton
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nev. Bert WllJls, Pastor Upland Sunday; 7:30 p.m. 4th Sunday
nev. Jo¢GrlmmettAsst. Paster night. Church School t0 a.m. J.EstllGIll, Minister 466.1191
• Don F Spade, Pastor
Pete Weikle, Supt.; Sunday Benny Allen Supt., Sunday every Sunday. Sunday Morning Bible Study, l0 i
School. 10 a.m.; Preaching
Service, 1st, 3rd and 5th Sun- School, to a.m.; Preaching 2nd OakGrove a.m.: Sunday Morning Worship in
day, It o.m. and 7 p.m. Setur- and 4lh Sundays, It a.m. Worship l0 a.m. 2nd and 4th Services, II a.m.; Sunday
Sundays; 7:30 p.m. 1st Sunday Evening Services, 7 p.m.; Wed-
day Services, 7 p.m. Feamster Freewill night. Church School 10 a.th. nesday evening service, 7 p.m.
Meadow Creek Two mlles north of AIderson every Sunday. Bible Study 7 Don
Pastor Leroy Pack on the Alia Road p.m. Tuesday. Hinton
l0 a.m. Sunday School: Harry Sunday School. 10a+m.; Baptisl 1621Summers St. i Sh
Thompson. Supt.; C.C. Corker, Youth League. 0 p.m.: Evening Lindside , op
James ll. Davis, Minister
services, 7 p.m. Red Sulphur Sunday morning Bible Study, l0
Sr.. adult teacher; It a.m. MarshatlFowler, Paster a.m.: Sunday morning Worship 1302 Second
Morning Service: 7 p.m. Sun. Bellepoint Service every second Sunday, 7 Service, 10:45 a.m.: Sunday
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Evening Service: 7 p.m. Prayer
Service, Thurs. Wayne B. Chambers, Pastor p.m.: every fourth Sunday, It Evening Service, 7:30 p,m.; Phone
John Mann, S.S. Supt: Sunday a.m. Wednesday Evening Service,
Tempa .school. 10 a.m.: Morning Wor- 7:30 p.m. BIG 4
ship, It a.m.; BYF, Wed.. 7 Johnson |
SundayW'W'Beaver'Pastorschool. to a.m.W.R.p.m.: Evening Worship. 7:30 Minister, LeoFarley Others
Boone, Supt.: Preaching ist and p.m.: Midweek Prayer Service. Eilcen Skaggs, Lay Leader;
Wed.. 7:30 p.m.; AWANA. Study, 9:45: Worship, II a.m. Riverview Chapel dru
3rd Sundays. It a.m. Wed., 6:30 p.m.
Circuit i fountain
Client nu t Grove Freedont Baptist Church Met hodist '" " Speaker narry Pilklngton
Pastor Eddie Johnson Steve I Iowdock, Pastor Greenville Sunday
S.S. Isl & 3rd Sundays at It Supt. SundayschooI-DiamonJ. JamesE. Bailey, Pastor 9:30Lord'sTable', II:00Family 466-2323
a.m.: S.S. 2nd & 4th Sundays al Wood First and Third Sunday: Bible Hour; 4:00 Junior Young
l0 am.; Preaching services Ist Jack CRies-Asst. Supt. Wayside People; 7:30 Evening Gospel
& 3r'a Sundays at 9:45: Preach. Preaching It a.m., 7 p.m. each Worship, 9:30 a.m.: Sunday Service. ]
irg ,:ervice 4th Sat. nights at Sunday School, 10:30 a.m. Wednesday
Greenville 6:30 Senior Young People: 7:30
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7:/,. Prayer Service-Wed. 7 p.m. Sunday School, l0 a.m.: Wor- Prayer meeting and Bible 0f th8
Rollinshur;, Little Wolf Creek ship, It a.m.: Bible Study, Study.
I).l,.Stal,aker, Pastor Independent Baptist Church Wed., 7 p.m. Jumping, Branch FIRST
l0 a.m. Sunday School, classes Off RE. t2-on Little Wolf ('reek Creamery
for all ages, Richard Holloran, Road. Sunday School, l0 a.m.; Wor- Tabernacle
Supt.: II a.m. Morning Wor- I)onaldL, Iiannah, Paster ship,.7 p.m. ElmoAIderman, Sr.,Pastor BANK OF '[
ship; 7 p.m. Night Service, Sunday school, 10a.m.; George Second Sun, lay: Tom Coffman, Supt., Sunday
Cook. Supt.;Worshipservice, ll Mt. Hedding School, 9:45 a.m.; blurRing
sermon by pastor, am. Sunday; Youth meeting, Worship, 9 a.m.; Sunday Worship, 10:45 a.m.; Youth i
[:our Mile 6:30 p.m. Sun.,; Evening Ser- School, 10:30a.m. " Fellowship, 6:30p.m.; Evening
JanwsSimms, Pastor vice, 7:30 p.m. Sun.: Iid Week ME. Alexander Worship. 7:30 p.m.: Prayer
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t) a.m. Sunday School: Paul ,Service. Wed. 7:30'p.I. Sudday School, 10 a.m.: Wor- Service, Wed., 7:30 p.m.
g • ship, It a.m.; MYF Fellowship, c0mplele ¢
EpperLv. Jr..SSsupt: Worship Bi Creek Men..7:30 p.m. Pentecostal Holiness il
service 2nd and 4lh Sundays, It | "Mac"
a.m. and 7 p.m.; Midweek Eddiellarris, Pastor St. John 199 Main Street
Prayer Service, Wed.. 7 p.m. Sunday School, t0 a.m.; Morn- Sunday School, l0 a.m.; GranvilleMartln HINION
ing Worship, It a.m. each Sun- Worship, 6 .p.m. Sunday Service, 7 p.m.: Friday
Calvary day: Evening services Sunday, Fourth Sunday: Service. 7 p.m.
Calvary Baptist Church at 7 p.m.; Prayer meeting, St. John Hinton Gospel 0NAtD
Wed.. at 7 p.m.: BYF, Sunday Worship, 9:30 a.m.: Sunday
Sunday School 1o:oo a.m. Tabernacle FUNERAL
Worship It a.m. evening service at 0 p.m. School. 10:30 a.m. ][
7 p.m. each Sunday. Mid- week Pine G rove ME. Heddlng 102 Main Street
prayer meeting and BYF each "Pasto¢- W. C. Sampson Sunday School, 10 a.m.'. Wor- I,awrence Bennett, Pastor I 11 !
Sunday School Supt. Bill Rawks ship, 7 p.m. Sunday School, l0 a.m.:'Morn- t 466-1
Wedneeday at 7 p.m. Silsa Gore,
Sunday School, 10a.m.: ., JamesYates, Paster ing Worship. II a.m.: Youlh 1
Pastor. Morning wor- First & Third Sundays: meeting. 6:30 p.m.: Evangelist- , in
Carr's Freewill ship. lla.m.;EveningWorship, Church School, 10a.m.:Preach- ic service, 7:30 p.m.: Bible
Roule I, Ilinton 7:.30 p.m.; Wednesday Evening ing, n a.m. at Meadow Bridge Study, Wed.. 7:30 p.m.
Services each Friday at 7:30 Service, 7:30 p.m. Church: Charge MYFmeelsthe
First Sundays at 7 p.m. Mount Olivet Need an .
p.m. with the ev. Gerald Carr Laurel Creek SecundSundays: EarlVaonatte,'.l'astar Christiau
.speaker. Pastor, Eddie Johnson Lockbridge, II a.m.: Lane, 7:30 ,Sunday School, 10 a.m.: Morn-
I:r()()ks Sunday School. 10 a.m: p.m. • ' ing worship, II a.m.: Evening your family?
Pastor. Rev. James F. Johnson Preaching. 1st and 3rd Sunday, Fourth Sundays: worship. Wed a,d S,n 7 Pro. Kirk, Z0ndernal
Edward ('vrus. Supt.. Sunday I! a.m.: Is! and 3rd Sunday Lane. II a.m.: Lockbridge, 7:30 Church of Cod
evening, 7:30 p.m.; BYF. p.m.: 2nnd Sunday, 9:30 a.m.;
School. Io'am.: Preaching il of Lfe Represl
am.. 2ml & 4th Sundays: Sun- Friday. 7:30 p.m. Sunday School. 10:30 a.m.: 4th Bobby Simmons. Pastor
Sunday, 9:30 a.m.: Sunday Sunday School. 10 a.m.: Morn.
day nights.. 7 p.m.: Prayer Roles Chapel School. 10:30 a.m. ing Worship, II a.m.: Evange.
meelings. Thurs. 7:30. Carl Edwards, Pastor lislic Service. 7::10 p.m.: Wed.
Camon sunda Shool. to am. Presby,terian nighl services. 7 p.m. Jehovah's
Pastor. ltev. Billyt;alloway Bob Hogue, Supt.: 11 a.m. ' Ke'llr' - Madam's Creek Sunday. 10 a.m..
Sunday School, E.G. Crawford. worship service each Sunday Dean'K. Veltman, Pastor VTes[eyan Sunday, 11 a.m.
SupI.: II a.m. Morning Worship except fifth'.. Wed., 6:30 p.m., 2:30 Worship Servicds held on WarrenR, Mcnugh, Pastor Study: 'rues.,
every Sunday; Preaching Ist youth mcting: Bible Study, Ist and 3rd Sundays. 10a.m. Sunday School: II a.m. eraticSchool;
and 3rd Sundays at II a.m. and 6 Wed., 7 p.m."
' ' Centerville Morning Service: 7 p.m. Sunday Service Meeting.
0 night service: 7:30 p.m. Wed.. Pi
p.m. Meth dist Greenville prayer meeting, charge of the
Sandstone to a.m. Sunday School: 7:45 class leader. Church
Richard I.eroy Pack, Pastor James Chapel p.m. Community Worship Itoh |lambrick,
Timothy Grimmett, S.S. Supt.; PasterRev;H.B.Shrewsbory Service. Pence Sprin,s /flay Keal,)n,
Rennle Shuck, Asst. Supt.; Sun- Services, 9 a.m.; Sunday Edward Ilewdock, Pastor ' Supt.: Sunday
day School, 10 a.m.; Morning School, 10 a.m Mc]henny Sunday School, 10 a.m. Johnny .nt.; Preaching
Worship, i i a.m.: Prayer meet- Grassy Meadows Coiner, Supt.: Worship Service, a.m.; Sunday
ing, Wed., 7 p.m. Mary Jane Memorial Ioa.m Sunday School Worship II a.m.; Midweek Prayer Ser- Worship, 7 p.m.;
Keatley Springs PastorRenoH. Richmond Service on lst and 3rd Sundays. vice and Youth Fellowship, Wed., evening 7
Sunday School. 10 a.m.; Morn- Wed., 7:30 p.m.; Night services Pillar
WIIlieBriers, Paster tag Worship, II a.m.; Evening . Han's Creek 7:30 p.m. except 5th Sunday.
tl a.m. Preaching Sunday: 10 Worship,7:30p.m.; Wed. Pray- . Greenville Tru
a.m. Sunday School every Sun- er meeting, 7:30 o.m. 10 a.m. Sunday School; 7:45 Nazarene th
day, Harold Meek& Supt. p.m. Community Worship 1602TempieSL at Burger
Leatherwood Hinton Service. Pastor Rev. Robert Wi'seman Pastor Emery
S.S. Supt. Mary Jane Phillips,
Earnest E. Boyd, Paster First Presbyterian Sunday School, 10 a.m. Morning ' Sunday Schuol :
Paste€ W.F. Sprinkle Church School, 9:45 a.m.: Mor.
10a.m. Sumiay School; 11 a.m. ningWorship, lla.m.; Evening Rev. T.Johnsen, Minister Worship, II a.m.; Evangelistic !Morning Worshi
Preaching ServiLe, Sun.', 7:30 Worship, 7:30 p.m.', Midweek Sunday School, 9:45/.m.; Wor- Service, Sunday night, 7 p.m,: Sunday night 6:
p.m. Evening Service; 7 p.m. Prayer Fellowsbip, Wed., 7:' ahip, 11 a.m.; Prayer meeting, Thurs., Prayerand Bible Study, wed.
Wed. Bible Study. p.m. Wed., 7 p.m. 7 p.m. , Radi,
6-Hinton News Thurs. May 24, 1979
At Cooks Chapel
Regular Baptist Church
Pipestem, W. Va.
Revival
Evangelist Don L. Pfleger
May 20- 26 Sun. thru Sat.
7 p.m. nightly B' ...... portation &
provided John S. Atl/inson,
Sarah Apostolon
Chosen Prom Queen
Miss Sarah Alleles, daugh- The prom deeoratiom n-
terafDr,dM,amyAt- sted of yellDw d green
oleo, of Hinbon, wad C stme draped tram a ceil
Prom eea f the al hgeent-pitingola
latalghSchlJi-S*m- half mn and a star, waU
inr P which w d ea e*oUans o[ sowbeats and
May to, fm s tm n in p,rq, ,tream m ,howtat tl
Memorial ¢mmsl. arpi for ch ble
Mi Apastol's atteadaata The Jior Poti¢y Coltt.
we MS ErLn M, daught- w hltad tn piiag ttm
er of colonel and Mrs. Homer prom : blary Jane Angotti,
Me of P spngJ ana T aUard. Kin enelt,
Miss Sazanna Itarr ah daagmer Lawe Bagg Re Cook. m.
Of GI0 ah of my Gnn, ey, TJ
rmga Misa Aptol was - Rm, David lan, Mleh-
erred by Jay MtZ ot ene uLeorab, Calvt Morgu.
Mr ned Mrs. Outrl M0.ows Jaeae toehold, rt inch-
of arks. U MOO mcd, Id Sowd, nonnle
ortcd by J M©Om, of Thompson, 8andra VaHan0iag-
ar. a.d Mrs. J MeO of h, tingle VaalJ d Jy
Lo*kbndge, d M UarraWs V.
rt .as Uord Moran.
MiehaefNefs0n
Wins First Piece
Cook Graduates HospitalNote
Ronald eaa coat Credited
Saay May 13 fm IAberty SummeCoumyllptl
Cap,tat College in Lehlxa', A May I.,IST slooe
Va. wtm a B.a. nege tn me Admitted: Margat °ragE, Adkis,
Vivlst at aeltglon Meaaow Creek: gay Tineher. Petrey, Ruth
Mr. Cook gradte of mate. Maow nudge; Lesma AdOrns Mnrgan. all nf
meh Sehl, ts the s of Mr. , Joyce Aaki, Delda Sims,
ann Mrs C.eoree COO d Buek elmaWmia.anotnlntan; C.o., ppesem
aome, ltinto.,disr,to Harold Rudlsm, Ft ml[:
the f Roaetta MeN of and Itaze Cantby, Bllav&
Ft all[¸
t, ttenchng te Comme
mo.t f Hinton were: Mrs
meraso., M Jack
Balalnl, My. and 's lrred
MeN, llobn MeN.r, Pose
MeN, Ral# Cook, and Mr. ..al Dean CU Cinn I= ,=.d o.l to pp¢ . popula,iW i, I
and mn George Cok
CHURCH SERVICES
Ni/nitz Methodist Charge ( thl;.
J.=..P.,
Ch', Chapel a,.s,.: br St_ Patrick
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oldgrandsonofmm, J. Norman ltim, and Daniel h. NelSan, pm gwanl:w, dl:a,onchv .,d=lthn.,
""" '°' !!':;;;:': .......... a Christian
nn omelet of the US SU erce on tporar assignment wnson of llepOtat, is own oerally o nungtnn, p :.a. . s
Coeauo. ee +SCS in to Washington darln peros of high iumtng ts way rote flt M. Wn a - B:h R an w .,@.,
place in the nnals o the New dent of mntan for rly o .,.c.rl Gdfflth Crh x,= no *:,, x,.,l
wt Virginia, Fnk w Glo. ts and 175
ver, Jr. of Margantown, II He was cited for his " oub
reive me nd highL aw- smung contrlUon to he
ard orfe, by the U.S. Dep Ual ft to lve the
artm o ricltu n a mpiex Ir,nhems o energy
remonv m a aa presidio, while maintaining
wednesday w s ngt environmental qlity."
He 11 be among Inmvid. In his Wsshingt assign.
1 empln at the Depart mt- GJover wored with t-
meat of Aenll to o]ve nnal lea o the SCS in the
the Super Siee Award¸ Department af Agrculave and
]y 12 ndividual wners of the US Sod Omee or Stace
me awal Uonwie n lsT Mtning n me I)eartment or
are orm te SOS. Integer ne hewed devenp the
levor on te SCS glauons der whic th
e
sate oflce start the agency surface Mining Costal and
's state r n¢vaUan- Iamainn ^ct of tr?s ing
ist. His awa,d i, tar ms work oa adminised
rlamaUan of sace mined enatienaladmi,,stratorot
lan0s, tnv efforts oth in this the S. RM Davi, we in
sate Ial[inn and a mbr t that C,aver "guickly won
el n i.terhpartmental task the resl or all other tas
toree mem wlth his knnw
Ella Atkins edge of surface mine reclam-
Wins talon and hs ability ta relate the
pgram develnpmem efforts tn
--- --rglcholarsh;n ,e practical side of almal-
ion on lhe grod '
d Assistam .%crelary of the
;ntior Jn M Davenport
te. ,,'l'ne rull of the task
t0rce efort we oth reark-
able and ique P] convey
may apprhation to Mr Glee.
or for hm very profsional
tbuUons to the tas nrce
She added, " Glarer ser-
ved with distinetioil freqnlly
for long hos and always under
gt prure He is commend
cd for significant contribulions
to a major prdential object
ve"
Hie nemmatioa for the nat
inl honor al cmd his earl-
ier ntrbutons to 1tapered
surface mine r]amadan m
Ella Marie Atkas wt Virgmm and hs ork t
the State Department of Nat
Ella Marie At ki, daughter ural Rescues and the 1 wt
i Mr. and M. Man Ark- Virlgma il eenrvation dist-
ins, icil in Ihe Sixth rials No also has been a leader
Annual Mathematics Talenl since its iepiion iu the West
SearehcductebytheStudy Virginia qonrvation ducat.
of Mathematically *ous ion Cocil d s a past pr.
youth al Te John Hopkins ident
tlniveily during Janry of Glover was born in Hemdon
lift9 in eompeIRion with over in Wyoming Counly and grad
,9 e[ the abler vth grad- anted tram hlgh hl t here in
e in the District of Calbia 1935 [te graduated flm wl
and the stat el Delaware. Virginia Univstty tf11947 wilh
Maryland, Pennspivania. VIr- a degr in agronomy aher
glnia, end Wt Virginia, Ella having served in the Army
matK pall of the College lie 3omed the SCS at Prince
Board's Seholtic Aptitude ton in September 1947 as a soil
TI than the avage college- eorvaliist and served in
bound male twelfth grad, that capacity at Union from
on April 28, t9'/9, la was 1948- 52 In 1952 he came to the
awarded a one- f state orfi n Mgantnn
tuition acholahip by The where he sved asively
J0h IIopkm Urdvetty a as egotist, plant materials
tudlon holsnhp t e six.lens1, amSLan state .
college e at a Ial lt- eonvattonisl and
age to I1¢ mpleled t later state ee nvatnnlsl
than Septnber at IL I-lls wife, MaJne. s principal
Ba of Ella's high of Wtover [[ementary
on the math tt, Vlmton mgh Fzil. They have two daught
Seht elvect a certlflte of m at live at 684 Villa Place,
dmt inction Morganto,
Dr. .P' Dani. M.D.
Obstetri©s &
Gynecoloqy
Summers Community oRnic
New Talaphmta Numban
466-t490
Appolntmenta can be made
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. by
calling 466-t490 or 466- 1000
(Extension 298).
Orlea P.ectiol Depart- ym and s well kno by s CL utff y asad=.aam p..lZut..t.l,,
L le .m.: Wp
mentCtty'rraeMtearlyhis membe at me comml[y. .=¢heol,, S . l0 .m: SS . We.hip , Sy. ,,
month TLS is the th,'a n- Many rdeats ,l[ lt the .m :,W.,7 s Sr,:P"'=I,. = Bellepont Charge ..... 11 m:d"xPm:S'USq"dwd.. ,:
autive yr that e has w athleUe ampits;anents ott P
thievent alhghtlpthls late J. Norm Wson ¸River Valley First
year w s" s" He is the n at m *=r* ml* .d nv. l*.ll e., h hl ,0 • m: Mar.. ,.a .,l, M.r
lph ...............
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J udson Freewill pm=a .*n ,ay,i m
n nma.e= Upland s..y: : m t su,,y Elton
Meadow Creek T.om,..ota ...... y e, s, [lintan
Birthday for a Day" lebration hut due e0..s :, p p¢m zo, , 7m p=;
M Gerald Fox to a stay in the hospital, M . u W)nea Ch/m,P*tt" apse: er Ih Sun, it nla v E, rcke
M Rhonde Fitswater of Fitswaterwaabletoattd. Tempe llCam:MommgW. 7:pm
her granddat".hter, M. GeP wish h ..... y mO y W.d W :r un4:shi ...... RivervlcwOtl .... C}IaPL'[
days While vsl[ing in the the dn __ s s.y, ii a m w +: u
home M Fitgswater was Chestnut Grove mptltC,. Methc.dbt Circuit s.k.rn.VUkSo,,
given by ,he jr. BYF of the Big ....... . ......... rs.: :d:na=.t .t s :,r:;Pa .......
g
belated
spr
hi.h-
day party, by her grand.ugh- ,. : ,T.,le: .: .Ul
t and friends Creek B'apiist Chch m b°n°r "m ; s s 2nd & Ith Sunday' a' WII l'e: 7 I Evv°mg O1
W
singing of 'iItapw rthday" ngs, poems, and tatons r,.
played her many girls, friends we: my and Tommy wan1,
who sharc me happy on Kan Sdettei e rtweU, ,., .,. ,= ,, Walt +.. ,-,.,,,
Sheffy COX, Ri,ky and 1 ......... Tabernacle
e:
MeComaa, Ln and Jbert
Special gffta given to l.=.s;=..e*.t.
th.PattyltartwetP youagt ,h :. kxso w,,rsl,i Ilia Creel€ MOll 7pm Penteotal Itollns
Linda Fax and Jamey .r.qw a ,,, s,.
M Fitswaterwasinviqby me ther,andM Lli)eBurd" am o.d Ore: Midgg Sund&r;'tN SUNny "tJn I ..... 22;:
the Pea s=lur Home tn- ett with the most ehl[aen. A P.r,.w p, ,..w.p ,l= a.,S *o.hip Sll.a.,¢ :=:rr,
tel was pented to ea Calvary d=:Ee.J.g,y -.s lco,p
si°nClubinAprilt°the"Qn mother to eampl°t° ' a' ' P ................... HLn[m G. l,el
Br, x,h*
I.rlZd*.,..,o, Presbyterian ,.., ,,,o,, 7
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We take care to attend to all ' Methodist allle .Sh, lCe: 7 pm
San&tone ,0om s.®l 7:e ¢lo,le,
the necessary arrange-
ments...incompliancewith .l.l,p.a,.,,. JamChapel pm com, w,*iv
your wishes...during your m,,Gmmea. ss sap Po,neoanre** Pence Sprins
time of bereavement, Our l,lo: 1,0.. McEIhonny ssl.,. .r n,
reputation is buill on under- WnP Ilam; aY
standing and integrity;. ,,w ,m Mary lane Memia] ,o.m w.,i s.v,:w., ....
MEAn0ws A Keatley Spr' .,, .y" ........................... ., iO ...; . ;: . :a ;:'13':
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