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rue And Pipestem News
)
for the mass murder of all Jews,
But Haman failed to realize the
divine principle: "The lot is
cast into the lap; but the whole
disposing thereof is of the Lord
" (Proverbs 16:33). He did not
realize, he that keepeth Israel
shall neither slumber nor sleep
(Psalm 121:4) God sees and
cares for His own. What
appears to be "chance" is
really the work of the almigh-
ty God, Controller of world
affairs. "Cast all your care
upon him: for he careth for
you". (I Peters 5:7).
- . r -,
00book
l%r Today- Through
Satan has tried to
witnesses, but
and guards His
From The Bible-
eneny of all
had devised against
destroy them, and
that is, the lot to
(Esther 9:24)
Amalekite, was a
of King Agag, who
by the pro-
( Compare Ester
15: 32- 33)
Mordecal would not
him, Haman be-
Memory Verse For The
Week- The Lord is good unto
those who wait for him, wait for
Him, to the soul that seeketh
him.
Recipe From Maxine Mann's
Kitchen- BUTTER MILK PIE-
One and ½ cups sugar, 3 eggs
slightly beaten, 1 teaspoon self -
rising flour or use plain flour
and add 1 pinch of baking soda
and 1 pinch of baking powder. 1
teaspoon vanilla, 1/2 stick if
butter or margarine, 1/2 cup
butter milk. Mix ingredients
add l/a package of l/a can of
angle fake coconut, poor in
unbaked pie shell and bake 45
minutes in a 350 degree oven.
Triple recipe for 2 large pies.
and used this for ....
t to.have all the Jews Residents Earn Education
Haman, the ene- Degrees
Jews, is a type of The commencement services
who hates God's of Concord College, held Sat-
Haman's astrol- urday, May 19th, included the
cast lots to deter- awarding of over one hundred
favorable time Bachelor of Science degrees in
: Education. Four of these grad -'
msioned
Apostolon, Co-
of the Citizens for a
County, has
by Honor-
Manchin, Sec-
.State of the State of
State.
accompanied by a
Apostolon, Mr.
"I do hereby
Rev. Billy Apostol-
mmod-
of State to serve
patrol and to
vigilance over the
L of West Virginia in
the State's
and maintain
with open and
of State Manchin
saying, "West
more citizens
his adult lifetime
has advocated
elections. Concern-
election probe in
Apostolon
has come when
of Summers
about hen-
live a Bible
people not
demand honest
must work toge-
effort to see that all
are handled
is the responsibil-
pt
unable to
Honorable A.
Secretary of
uest assistance
in reaching
of State's office.
uates were Summers County
residents, all graduates of Hin-
ton High School.
Cora Mac Harris of Pipestem
received a B.S. in Elementary
Education, specialized in
Speech for grades 4-6. Cora is;
the daughter of mr. and Mrs.
James H. Harris. She did her
student teaching in the first and
sixth grades at Central Elem-
entary School. Miss Harris
graduated Magna Cmn laud.
Mary Frances Shrader of 711
Temple Street received a B.S. in
Elementary Education, special-
ized in Early Childhood Educ-
ation. Mary is the daughter of
Mr. and mrs. Beecher Farley.
She did her student teaching in _
the sixth grade at Central El-
ementary School and in Mad-
ams Creek Kindergarten. Mrs.
Shrader graduated Cmn Laud.
Bonnie Jean Massie of 1615 Central Elementary School and
Fayette Street received a B.S. in Madams Creek Kindergarten
in Elementary Education, spec- .
ialized in Early Childhood Ed- Ronald Keith Lilly of Terr-
ucation. Bonnie is the daughter ace Street receiec'a B.S. in
of Mr. and mrs. James L. Education, majoring in Physic-
Massie. She did her student al Education for grades K- 12
teaching in the fourth grade at and secondary Social Studies.
Ronald is the son of Mr. and
. mrs. Jack E. Lilly. He did his
student teaching in Talcott El-
ementary physical education
and in Hinton High School phys.
ed. and social studies.
Pretty little Miss Melinda Gay
Gwinn celebrated her 6th bir-
thday May 14, 1979, in the home
of her grandparents, Mr. and
mrs. Charles Miller of Hinton.
Wayne, Karen McBride re-
turned to their home at True
May 20, 1979. Mr. and mrs.
McBride have been staying with
their 4 year old son, Rodney
while he was undergoing treat-
ments at Charlottesville. They
also visited Wayne's sisters in
Hopewell, Mrs. Jane Whitt and
family and Julia Bailey.
the president, Ann McNoer. The
minutes were read by the sec-
retary, Ella Hill.
John Lemmons condition is
improved, at present. He has
been a patient in the Veterans
Melinda's cake was decorated" Hospital at Beckley for the past
in the birthday motif. The canal- several weeks. Anyone wishing
les on the cake was from the to send him cards or letter of
honorees mother's sixth birth- incouragement, his address is
day cake. Melinda received Veterans Hospital, Room 343
many beautiful gifts from her Beckley, W. Va. 25801.
parents, grandparents and
friends. She is a member of the Beilepoint Baptist Church
Bellepoint Baptist Churclt, and Ladies Fellowship
loves to attend church and sing The Bellepoint Baptist
hymns. A member of the Awana Church's Ladies Fellowship
Club, also a member of Mrs. met in the Fellowship Hall at
• Patty Basham's Twirlettes. Her the church May 17, 1979. The
favorite Bible story is "When meeting was called to order by
Christ was Berried and Coming
Again". Her favorite Bible ver-
se is John 3:16 and her bir-
thday Bible verse is: "She is
like the merchants ships; she
bringeth her food from afar. "
(Proverbs 31:14). MeLinda is
the daughter of Rondal Gwinn
of Meadow Bridge and kathy
Andrews and step daughter of
Stephen Andrews and she is the
great granddaughter of Mrs.
Bessie Russell and the late O.H. "
Russell of Quinwood and the
late Mr. and Mrs. A.B. Mill- k
er. MeLinda has two brothers,
Edward and Allen Andrews.
Her birthday guests were Little
Monic Virts, Eric Lightner,
Tena West/all, Kathy and Step- !+
hen Andrews, Edward and baby
Allen, Windy Westfall, Charles
and Faye Miller, MeLinda's
kindergarten teacher is mrs.
Mary Erwin. The honorees
great Aunt Mrs. Katherine
Richmond of Freezeland Mt.
also celebratedherbirthday the photograph in last weeks Hinton News was William (Billy)
same day. Knight of Pipestem.
Old and new business was
transacted. Offices for 1979
were installed as follows- Ruby
Lacy, President, Noralee Mc-
Bride- Vice President, Ellka
Hill Secretary, and treasurer,
Willie Jo Cales Hymn time,
Helen Peace marling and corr-
espondence secretary.
Letters were read from miss-
ionaries and prayer time was
held by Ruby Lacy, Ann Mc-
Neer, Mildred . Lilly, Jane
Houchins, Helen Peace, Willie
Jo Cales, Ella Hill, Noraloe
McBride and Linda Chambers.
The devotion was given by Ruby
Lacy inspiring Christians to use
their hands, for Jesus. During
the social hour, potted floweres
were exchanged Ann McNeer
gave a Bible quiz and Willie Jo
Cales was awarded the prize for
the most correct answers.
Linda Chambers was award-'
ed the door prize. The host-
ess Ann McNeer served del-
icious refreshments to the lad-
ies and Ruby Lacy served re-
freshments to the men advisory
board as follows- Marvin Lacy,
Derrell Lilly, Joe McBride,
Danny Brummet, Charley
Mann, John Mann, Junior Ald-
erson, Frank Honaker and Past-
or Wayne Chambers.
Willie Joe Cales will be host-
ess for the June meeting and
Noralee McBride will give the
devotion.
+ .
Shown is winners of the Poetry and Essay
Contests held recently during Summers County
's Reading Week. Winners are: Front row, left to
right: 3rd Place- Marsha Richmond- 12th
Grade- Hinton High- "Make Way for New
Technology"; and 4th Place- Hess Monroe- 7th
Grade- Taicott- "The Nightmare". Second row:
1st Place- Beverly J. Stanley- 9th Grade.
Talcott- "Meanings of Spring": 5th Place- Robin
Persinger- 12th Grade- Talcott- "Capital Punish-
ment"; 1st Place- Stephanie Mathews- 12th
GUESS WHO- These youngsters will probably be recognized as
they were born near True and Pipestem. The eldest resides in
Virignia. one is married and is employed'atdlipetm.Stato Park
and one is available and is employed in Hinton. The mystery
HERE. The "Explorers", a
I gOspel singing group from New
'Will be presenting a concert at
the Bellepoint Baptist Church on May 27, 7:30
p.m. The public is cordially invited to attend this
special Memorial Day Service.
r
Grade- Hinton High School- "Brilliant Tpestry
"; and 2rid Place. Debbie Epperly- 12 Grade -
Hinton High School- "Life. Asset or Liability ".
Third Row- 2nd Place- Becky Lilly- 8th Grade.
Hinton High- "Clouds": 4th Place- Lisa Smith-
10th Grade- Talcott- "Inter- Racial Marriages ";
3rd Place- Anita Bragg- 7th Grade- Jumping
Branch School- "The Sea Gulls"; and 5th Plaee.
Ruth McCIure- 7th grade- Sandstone- "A Grin-
ning Bird". Photo by Sally Hayslette.
Thurs. May 24, 1979 Hinton News-7
Hinton Woman's Club
Holds May Meeting
The Hinton Woman's Club
met May 14th in the Memorial
Building. Mrs. John Cobb was
Chairman of the day. She open-
ed the meeting with the quot-
ation of the Month from the
Year Book. Followed by Pled-
ge of Allegiance Club Collect
and Pledge. She then introd-
uced Mrs. Roy Meador who
gave the Prologge of the skit" A
DAY WITH DOLLY MADISON
" written by Mrs. Meador.
Consumer
News
We've all read and heard
enough about x-rays to know
that while they're valuable as a
diagnositc too! they can also
present risks to health. So, it's
important to avoid unnecessary
x-ray exams. •
To give you some tips on how
to avoid excess x-rays and to
help you keep track of the ones
you do have, the Food and Drug
Administration has a free re-
cord card folded to fit easily in
your wallet. For your copy of X-
Ray and Vaccination Record
Card, write Consumer Inform-
ation Center, Dept. 651G,
Pueblo, Colorado 81009.
Because you may have x-rays
in a variety of places-- the
doctor's office, a clinic, a hos-
pital- your doctor may order an
x-ray unaware you have had a
similar exam elsewhere. By
keeping a record, you may be
able to avoid needless x-ray
exposure and unnecessary
costs. And even if a new exam is
needed, the earlier x-ray films
may help in diagnosis of your
condition.
Remember don't decide on
your own that you need an x-
ray, and don't insist on an x-
ray
If your doctor orders an x-
ray, ask how it will help with the
diagnosis.
Tell your doctor about any
similar x- ray examination you
have had.
Ask if gonad ( sexual organs )
shielding can be used- for
yourself and for your children;
And if you think you're preg-
nant tell your doctor before
having an x-ray examination, i
Miss Dorothy Jean Boley and
Mrs. Bobby Basham sat at a
beautiful tea table discussing
the food served at the White
Hot.e during the time Pres.
Madison served as our Presid-
ent. Miss Boley andwrs. Bash-
am looked lovely dressed in the
fashions of that period. After
the program recipe books were
given to each member contain-
ing recipes served at the White
House by Mrs. Madison.
Following the program a
short business meeting was
called by the President, Mrs.
Robert Thompson. Mrs. Thomp-
son announced the June Meet-
ing would be open meeting to be
held at the Central Baptist
Church. Each member to invite
one guest. The Program will be
a Musical "MUSIC MAKES A
LIGHT HEART." Presented by
Mrs. David R. Martin and Mrs.
Gary Brown. Miss Dorothy
Jean Boley will be chairman of
the day with Miss Jane Hum-
phries as Hostess Chairman.
Following the business meet-
ing deliciousrefreshments were
served by Mrs. P.B. Gooch
Hostess Chairman and her com-
mittee. The Tea Table was
decorated by Mrs. Gooch. She
used a yellow cloth tied with
yellow bows and Spring flowers
as the center piece. Mrs. Thom-
vson Pres. served the Punch
Assisted by Mrs. Thomas L.
Read Vice Pres. to the follow-
ing members:
Mrs. J.N. Wills, Mrs. Roy
Meador, Mrs. P.B. Gooch, Mrs.
T.G. Redes, Mrs. John M. Cobb,
Mrs. H.J. Nichols, Mrs. H.B.
Forren, Mrs. Kathleen Loftus,
Mrs. E.T. Lawson, Jr. Mrs.
E.T. Lawson, St. Mrs. Edna
Foster, Mrs. Kathleen Wils(m
Mrs. Russell Wilson, Mrs. Kath-
leen Wilson, Mrs. Sallie Vess,
Mrs. Mary Frances Talbert,
Mrs. R.E. Meador, Mrs. Ocie
Bruce, Miss Dorothy Jean BoP
ey, Mrs. Bobby Basham, Mrs.
C.R. Maddy, Mrs. E.T. Will-
,iams, Mrs. R.A. Thompson,.
Mrs. John P. Walker, Mrs.
Clara Vass, Mrs. C.D. Keller,
Mrs. Brenda Gay, Miss Eliz- ,
aboth Morris, Mrs. R.N. Morr-
iss, Mrs. WH. Harrison, Mrs.
Thomas L. Read, Mrs. J.G.
Leech, Miss Beulah Meadows,
Mrs. Perry Mann, Mrs. Marl- ,
lyn Faulkner, Mrs. Elmore Pat- .
ton, Mrs. John Holstein, Mrs.
Roy Carter, Miss Frances Bow-
man, Mrs Roy Haythe, Mrs..
Sarah Carden, Miss Elizabeth
Huffman, Mrs, Herbert Vass,
Mrs. W.A. Miller, Mrs. F.L.
Boone, Mrs. Iavid Zeigler, Mrs
G.E. Hannah, Mrs Eddie Hann-
ah, Miss Della Mooney, Miss
Jane Humphries, and Mrs. J.E.
Garrett.
Fri., S,t., Sun.
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Cheerleaders
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Munich " X
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rue And Pipestem News
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for the mass murder of all Jews,
But Haman failed to realize the
divine principle: "The lot is
cast into the lap; but the whole
disposing thereof is of the Lord
" (Proverbs 16:33). He did not
realize, he that keepeth Israel
shall neither slumber nor sleep
(Psalm 121:4) God sees and
cares for His own. What
appears to be "chance" is
really the work of the almigh-
ty God, Controller of world
affairs. "Cast all your care
upon him: for he careth for
you". (I Peters 5:7).
- . r -,
00book
l%r Today- Through
Satan has tried to
witnesses, but
and guards His
From The Bible-
eneny of all
had devised against
destroy them, and
that is, the lot to
(Esther 9:24)
Amalekite, was a
of King Agag, who
by the pro-
( Compare Ester
15: 32- 33)
Mordecal would not
him, Haman be-
Memory Verse For The
Week- The Lord is good unto
those who wait for him, wait for
Him, to the soul that seeketh
him.
Recipe From Maxine Mann's
Kitchen- BUTTER MILK PIE-
One and ½ cups sugar, 3 eggs
slightly beaten, 1 teaspoon self -
rising flour or use plain flour
and add 1 pinch of baking soda
and 1 pinch of baking powder. 1
teaspoon vanilla, 1/2 stick if
butter or margarine, 1/2 cup
butter milk. Mix ingredients
add l/a package of l/a can of
angle fake coconut, poor in
unbaked pie shell and bake 45
minutes in a 350 degree oven.
Triple recipe for 2 large pies.
and used this for ....
t to.have all the Jews Residents Earn Education
Haman, the ene- Degrees
Jews, is a type of The commencement services
who hates God's of Concord College, held Sat-
Haman's astrol- urday, May 19th, included the
cast lots to deter- awarding of over one hundred
favorable time Bachelor of Science degrees in
: Education. Four of these grad -'
msioned
Apostolon, Co-
of the Citizens for a
County, has
by Honor-
Manchin, Sec-
.State of the State of
State.
accompanied by a
Apostolon, Mr.
"I do hereby
Rev. Billy Apostol-
mmod-
of State to serve
patrol and to
vigilance over the
L of West Virginia in
the State's
and maintain
with open and
of State Manchin
saying, "West
more citizens
his adult lifetime
has advocated
elections. Concern-
election probe in
Apostolon
has come when
of Summers
about hen-
live a Bible
people not
demand honest
must work toge-
effort to see that all
are handled
is the responsibil-
pt
unable to
Honorable A.
Secretary of
uest assistance
in reaching
of State's office.
uates were Summers County
residents, all graduates of Hin-
ton High School.
Cora Mac Harris of Pipestem
received a B.S. in Elementary
Education, specialized in
Speech for grades 4-6. Cora is;
the daughter of mr. and Mrs.
James H. Harris. She did her
student teaching in the first and
sixth grades at Central Elem-
entary School. Miss Harris
graduated Magna Cmn laud.
Mary Frances Shrader of 711
Temple Street received a B.S. in
Elementary Education, special-
ized in Early Childhood Educ-
ation. Mary is the daughter of
Mr. and mrs. Beecher Farley.
She did her student teaching in _
the sixth grade at Central El-
ementary School and in Mad-
ams Creek Kindergarten. Mrs.
Shrader graduated Cmn Laud.
Bonnie Jean Massie of 1615 Central Elementary School and
Fayette Street received a B.S. in Madams Creek Kindergarten
in Elementary Education, spec- .
ialized in Early Childhood Ed- Ronald Keith Lilly of Terr-
ucation. Bonnie is the daughter ace Street receiec'a B.S. in
of Mr. and mrs. James L. Education, majoring in Physic-
Massie. She did her student al Education for grades K- 12
teaching in the fourth grade at and secondary Social Studies.
Ronald is the son of Mr. and
. mrs. Jack E. Lilly. He did his
student teaching in Talcott El-
ementary physical education
and in Hinton High School phys.
ed. and social studies.
Pretty little Miss Melinda Gay
Gwinn celebrated her 6th bir-
thday May 14, 1979, in the home
of her grandparents, Mr. and
mrs. Charles Miller of Hinton.
Wayne, Karen McBride re-
turned to their home at True
May 20, 1979. Mr. and mrs.
McBride have been staying with
their 4 year old son, Rodney
while he was undergoing treat-
ments at Charlottesville. They
also visited Wayne's sisters in
Hopewell, Mrs. Jane Whitt and
family and Julia Bailey.
the president, Ann McNoer. The
minutes were read by the sec-
retary, Ella Hill.
John Lemmons condition is
improved, at present. He has
been a patient in the Veterans
Melinda's cake was decorated" Hospital at Beckley for the past
in the birthday motif. The canal- several weeks. Anyone wishing
les on the cake was from the to send him cards or letter of
honorees mother's sixth birth- incouragement, his address is
day cake. Melinda received Veterans Hospital, Room 343
many beautiful gifts from her Beckley, W. Va. 25801.
parents, grandparents and
friends. She is a member of the Beilepoint Baptist Church
Bellepoint Baptist Churclt, and Ladies Fellowship
loves to attend church and sing The Bellepoint Baptist
hymns. A member of the Awana Church's Ladies Fellowship
Club, also a member of Mrs. met in the Fellowship Hall at
• Patty Basham's Twirlettes. Her the church May 17, 1979. The
favorite Bible story is "When meeting was called to order by
Christ was Berried and Coming
Again". Her favorite Bible ver-
se is John 3:16 and her bir-
thday Bible verse is: "She is
like the merchants ships; she
bringeth her food from afar. "
(Proverbs 31:14). MeLinda is
the daughter of Rondal Gwinn
of Meadow Bridge and kathy
Andrews and step daughter of
Stephen Andrews and she is the
great granddaughter of Mrs.
Bessie Russell and the late O.H. "
Russell of Quinwood and the
late Mr. and Mrs. A.B. Mill- k
er. MeLinda has two brothers,
Edward and Allen Andrews.
Her birthday guests were Little
Monic Virts, Eric Lightner,
Tena West/all, Kathy and Step- !+
hen Andrews, Edward and baby
Allen, Windy Westfall, Charles
and Faye Miller, MeLinda's
kindergarten teacher is mrs.
Mary Erwin. The honorees
great Aunt Mrs. Katherine
Richmond of Freezeland Mt.
also celebratedherbirthday the photograph in last weeks Hinton News was William (Billy)
same day. Knight of Pipestem.
Old and new business was
transacted. Offices for 1979
were installed as follows- Ruby
Lacy, President, Noralee Mc-
Bride- Vice President, Ellka
Hill Secretary, and treasurer,
Willie Jo Cales Hymn time,
Helen Peace marling and corr-
espondence secretary.
Letters were read from miss-
ionaries and prayer time was
held by Ruby Lacy, Ann Mc-
Neer, Mildred . Lilly, Jane
Houchins, Helen Peace, Willie
Jo Cales, Ella Hill, Noraloe
McBride and Linda Chambers.
The devotion was given by Ruby
Lacy inspiring Christians to use
their hands, for Jesus. During
the social hour, potted floweres
were exchanged Ann McNeer
gave a Bible quiz and Willie Jo
Cales was awarded the prize for
the most correct answers.
Linda Chambers was award-'
ed the door prize. The host-
ess Ann McNeer served del-
icious refreshments to the lad-
ies and Ruby Lacy served re-
freshments to the men advisory
board as follows- Marvin Lacy,
Derrell Lilly, Joe McBride,
Danny Brummet, Charley
Mann, John Mann, Junior Ald-
erson, Frank Honaker and Past-
or Wayne Chambers.
Willie Joe Cales will be host-
ess for the June meeting and
Noralee McBride will give the
devotion.
+ .
Shown is winners of the Poetry and Essay
Contests held recently during Summers County
's Reading Week. Winners are: Front row, left to
right: 3rd Place- Marsha Richmond- 12th
Grade- Hinton High- "Make Way for New
Technology"; and 4th Place- Hess Monroe- 7th
Grade- Taicott- "The Nightmare". Second row:
1st Place- Beverly J. Stanley- 9th Grade.
Talcott- "Meanings of Spring": 5th Place- Robin
Persinger- 12th Grade- Talcott- "Capital Punish-
ment"; 1st Place- Stephanie Mathews- 12th
GUESS WHO- These youngsters will probably be recognized as
they were born near True and Pipestem. The eldest resides in
Virignia. one is married and is employed'atdlipetm.Stato Park
and one is available and is employed in Hinton. The mystery
HERE. The "Explorers", a
I gOspel singing group from New
'Will be presenting a concert at
the Bellepoint Baptist Church on May 27, 7:30
p.m. The public is cordially invited to attend this
special Memorial Day Service.
r
Grade- Hinton High School- "Brilliant Tpestry
"; and 2rid Place. Debbie Epperly- 12 Grade -
Hinton High School- "Life. Asset or Liability ".
Third Row- 2nd Place- Becky Lilly- 8th Grade.
Hinton High- "Clouds": 4th Place- Lisa Smith-
10th Grade- Talcott- "Inter- Racial Marriages ";
3rd Place- Anita Bragg- 7th Grade- Jumping
Branch School- "The Sea Gulls"; and 5th Plaee.
Ruth McCIure- 7th grade- Sandstone- "A Grin-
ning Bird". Photo by Sally Hayslette.
Thurs. May 24, 1979 Hinton News-7
Hinton Woman's Club
Holds May Meeting
The Hinton Woman's Club
met May 14th in the Memorial
Building. Mrs. John Cobb was
Chairman of the day. She open-
ed the meeting with the quot-
ation of the Month from the
Year Book. Followed by Pled-
ge of Allegiance Club Collect
and Pledge. She then introd-
uced Mrs. Roy Meador who
gave the Prologge of the skit" A
DAY WITH DOLLY MADISON
" written by Mrs. Meador.
Consumer
News
We've all read and heard
enough about x-rays to know
that while they're valuable as a
diagnositc too! they can also
present risks to health. So, it's
important to avoid unnecessary
x-ray exams. •
To give you some tips on how
to avoid excess x-rays and to
help you keep track of the ones
you do have, the Food and Drug
Administration has a free re-
cord card folded to fit easily in
your wallet. For your copy of X-
Ray and Vaccination Record
Card, write Consumer Inform-
ation Center, Dept. 651G,
Pueblo, Colorado 81009.
Because you may have x-rays
in a variety of places-- the
doctor's office, a clinic, a hos-
pital- your doctor may order an
x-ray unaware you have had a
similar exam elsewhere. By
keeping a record, you may be
able to avoid needless x-ray
exposure and unnecessary
costs. And even if a new exam is
needed, the earlier x-ray films
may help in diagnosis of your
condition.
Remember don't decide on
your own that you need an x-
ray, and don't insist on an x-
ray
If your doctor orders an x-
ray, ask how it will help with the
diagnosis.
Tell your doctor about any
similar x- ray examination you
have had.
Ask if gonad ( sexual organs )
shielding can be used- for
yourself and for your children;
And if you think you're preg-
nant tell your doctor before
having an x-ray examination, i
Miss Dorothy Jean Boley and
Mrs. Bobby Basham sat at a
beautiful tea table discussing
the food served at the White
Hot.e during the time Pres.
Madison served as our Presid-
ent. Miss Boley andwrs. Bash-
am looked lovely dressed in the
fashions of that period. After
the program recipe books were
given to each member contain-
ing recipes served at the White
House by Mrs. Madison.
Following the program a
short business meeting was
called by the President, Mrs.
Robert Thompson. Mrs. Thomp-
son announced the June Meet-
ing would be open meeting to be
held at the Central Baptist
Church. Each member to invite
one guest. The Program will be
a Musical "MUSIC MAKES A
LIGHT HEART." Presented by
Mrs. David R. Martin and Mrs.
Gary Brown. Miss Dorothy
Jean Boley will be chairman of
the day with Miss Jane Hum-
phries as Hostess Chairman.
Following the business meet-
ing deliciousrefreshments were
served by Mrs. P.B. Gooch
Hostess Chairman and her com-
mittee. The Tea Table was
decorated by Mrs. Gooch. She
used a yellow cloth tied with
yellow bows and Spring flowers
as the center piece. Mrs. Thom-
vson Pres. served the Punch
Assisted by Mrs. Thomas L.
Read Vice Pres. to the follow-
ing members:
Mrs. J.N. Wills, Mrs. Roy
Meador, Mrs. P.B. Gooch, Mrs.
T.G. Redes, Mrs. John M. Cobb,
Mrs. H.J. Nichols, Mrs. H.B.
Forren, Mrs. Kathleen Loftus,
Mrs. E.T. Lawson, Jr. Mrs.
E.T. Lawson, St. Mrs. Edna
Foster, Mrs. Kathleen Wils(m
Mrs. Russell Wilson, Mrs. Kath-
leen Wilson, Mrs. Sallie Vess,
Mrs. Mary Frances Talbert,
Mrs. R.E. Meador, Mrs. Ocie
Bruce, Miss Dorothy Jean BoP
ey, Mrs. Bobby Basham, Mrs.
C.R. Maddy, Mrs. E.T. Will-
,iams, Mrs. R.A. Thompson,.
Mrs. John P. Walker, Mrs.
Clara Vass, Mrs. C.D. Keller,
Mrs. Brenda Gay, Miss Eliz- ,
aboth Morris, Mrs. R.N. Morr-
iss, Mrs. WH. Harrison, Mrs.
Thomas L. Read, Mrs. J.G.
Leech, Miss Beulah Meadows,
Mrs. Perry Mann, Mrs. Marl- ,
lyn Faulkner, Mrs. Elmore Pat- .
ton, Mrs. John Holstein, Mrs.
Roy Carter, Miss Frances Bow-
man, Mrs Roy Haythe, Mrs..
Sarah Carden, Miss Elizabeth
Huffman, Mrs, Herbert Vass,
Mrs. W.A. Miller, Mrs. F.L.
Boone, Mrs. Iavid Zeigler, Mrs
G.E. Hannah, Mrs Eddie Hann-
ah, Miss Della Mooney, Miss
Jane Humphries, and Mrs. J.E.
Garrett.
Fri., S,t., Sun.
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of Coard CoLlege, held Sat. ChristwasBornedmndCaming
ttrday, ICmy Ih, incled me Apl,". Ier tavorite mbtE ver-
award,g of or o hdred s is job, a:lS ,r her hLr-
favorable tLe Bachelor of Sei degree in thday Sml ver I,: "She is
Edacati FOf tt'.esegrad- lU, e the erch,, ,hips: ,h
t Smman ty brLngth her toed from ara,. -
residents, an Srad,at of me- IProverUs st:141. MeLL,da ts
ton Hgh SChl tl, dnghr ot ,o,del Owln,
CoraMaeRarrtsefPipestem or Me,dew n,ldRe a,d kthy
reived a BS in Elemry A,dre a,d atop daughter ot
Ed,eatlen, speciaLized tn Stph,A,d,*,shme
Speech for grad 4-S Cora is, gt g,ad,ghEr el Mrs.
me daught of mr. d M eLR,ssLt,dthlton.
Jsm H err She td h a,ssen of ul,wood ,d the
st,deuttohtnghmefitand la Mr ,d M,. A.B. MBI-
sixth graOes at Ce,traL Ztem. or. MeLmd h, two botherB.
entary School tm Harris Edw,d ,,d An, A,dr*s.
gradtea Ma Bum laud ,or bthdy g, we Little
bry Frae abrader of ?Xl Mi rifts. E,i¢ UZhtne,.
TemeStt va B.S. Tena W,,II, Xathy a,d Ster-
Eisme,t Zdtlon. special- h,, a,dre*s. Edward a,d baSy
lzed In Early Chil0tod Edc- Alia,. Wl,dy WEtall. Charl
aU Mary ts me da,ghter o[ ,,d Fy Mmr. eLt,d's
Mr and m aBe€her rley, kl,derg,rte, th, t, me.
edtdherstudentteaehtagln Mary Erwt,. The hu,uree,
the sixth grade at Central Et grea* A,mt to,. K,th,
ementry SeOooi and in d mchmo,d Fel,d St.
Creek m,aersarten, rC.rs al,o cleted he, bt,hdy m
Shrader graatd cure Laud. aam day
fortemderoaiL3e. nie J Mie of 161fi Central EiementarySchland
Burro,man faCtoriZe Fayette Stt relved a BS .adamsCrkKndergart
mvn prelph: "The let ts In ELeme.tary Edutlon.a-.
east into me Pl but me whole iaUu,d Ear]y CIdtod Ed enatd Keith I,y o Tern
disposing tbet Is of the Lord uie.. onnie is me dughter ace Strut eie B.a. In
" tPw 1:as)ae md t o IV d me. dam L Ed.cation, majngto Physic-
rea. he mat kee Israel Marne She ,d her student at Zdatio or gad K- I
shah Itr slber r sleep tching t. me fom Brads at a dary SociaL Stump,
lesatm 12x:41 God and
enald is the n o vr
ea tr r= What m.Jack.Ly Heddhm
appear to be "chan" is student tehlng n Ttt t-
really the rk of the atmLgh- ementay physi utlen
ty Cod, C.ntner of world a.diatIehIphy.
afaln. "Cast a, yo ed and l st:
urn ht: for he m f
you". (IP 5:?> wuyne, n McBride r
-- te to their home at e
Memory V ' Tee May 2O, Lm. , and .
Wk The Lord ts good to cBidehavebeenatayttth
ttewhuwalttorh,wattor their 4 yr old , money
*e he was derSo.S treat.
Him, to the .t that ke
hth,
• mts at arlotve. 'rney
-- al vsited Warne's stters t.
po rem tC.ane IV 's HopewelJ, Y.'. Jane tt an
Ktch. BJR MIL Pl- ptty llt Mhs Med. Gay [amity and J BaLiey
d cu .. S e Owt.. LEb,ted hr Sth blr-
sLghUyheten, lteaspoonee- dayMy],l,i. mehome Jnh.mmecdtlon t
riling not: or 4aJn n ot hr gr.dpats. tc *rid top.veal, at pt, tle has
and ad,t I pt-h of bk m. Chari mer ot H, been a patlt . me Vetana
I pn of baking powder. I Mld's ke w.s dated" Hpltat .t ey f the past
t.po0n vala. '/ stick t. thl.'hdayme.e8.d. a[wks.A.yonew
butter or marearlne, up i the Eke was tm m to sen hm cards or letter of
butter milk Mix tts ho.a momer's Ix birth- i.coagemt, his addre Is
add package of of d.y Sake. Menda eelvea Vetera Hpital, ROom 3
angle flake c.t, poor t many aum.l t, ., er eektey. W, Va. e0X.
haked pie she, and bake pre.ts, grl.dp.ts a.d
mt..te n a O , ov. t,l.d. She i • memlr ot m nleOl.t npost Ch.roh
Triple recipe tot 2 large p Sell.pt .pt Church, nod L.dt° Fllowshlp
-- to attend ¢.rch .d .t.g e Benepoint aptist
. hy=.AmmbroftheAw.a Ccb's m FeUo*hlp
R.le.*EaEd.Uoo CL.h, .t.o mh*r of M.. met in the Fellehip HaLl at
DS' Pa.ySah's'rIrlett,,Ur the chch May 17, xm. e
emt sat¢ hvurte ml story I, "When mtingwaseatle toordby
GUESS WHO. l'he yte wlll pbably be rol 6
the} we Nrn esr True ad PIpm, e *Idol mes In
Jrlg,, ¢ mirrlN ,N Is emp]o pIN, pan
phograph In I,,t wks I[Int Newe wls William (ll]y)
K.Ighl of Ppestem,
Th'ure. May 24, 1979 Hinton News-7
Hinton Woman's Club
Holds May Meeting
the pdent, Ann tN,
minutes re d by the - The P, lnto. Woman's Club
tary, lla am. met May 14th tn the Memorial
Otd and new titni w Sullen. rms John Cobb was
trcted er Ite noftbedsy. Se0pe,-
wr ttalte M ,- R,by me mtng v me qt-
L,ey, erestde,t, Nor*l Me- aU o the Month from te
Srt0e- Vi President. Yur eeoC. lled by P]ed-
im Seetary, and tre, e o AUegia Cu Coneet
Wmle Je Ca Hymn time, and ptedge She th intred-
len P ntag and - ,cod Me. Roy Mder who
dea eeeretar, gave me eoleg omeskt "A
Lotion * d m rras- DAY WITh DOLL'/ MADISON
or d 7ray Ume we " wrtte, by Mrs Mea0or
hed by Ruby Lacy. Ann MO-
N, mre LaUy. J
Jo Cal, Eli" rml, r:erat
McSrtde d Unda Chambers.
The deoo, w gz by seby
Laosoo-- News.
their ba.ds, for J. Dm"mg
the lal ho, potted flo
we exebangxl Ann MCN
gave a Bible qtaz ned wrote Jc
Catwawardedtheprlzeror We' all d and beard
the mt t . ugh about x-rays to know
land1* Chltmbers w award- that while they' voluble as a
ed the doer p The heat- dhgaeRc ti they n al
Ann MeN ed del- pnt ri to tth. So, it's
icio refracts to me lad- lraporiant to avoid ny
i and Ruby Lacy frwd m x,ray ems
fbmts to the m advry To give y me tip an hew
board as fetlo- ]Marvin Lacy, to avoid x-rays and to
Darrell LiLly, J McBride, help you kp track of the
Danny Bmet. Ctmrley youdohave,theFoodandDmg
PYamn, John Mann, J[or Aid- Achninistration has a f r
e, Frk 14aker d Past- co d folded to fit sy tn
or Wayne Ct ruben, y wallet For y py of X.
wfl,e J cal u be hot- Pay d vanato, p.e¢o
tot the Je mttn d Card, vto coEr to-
Nat ¢srde wit] ge the a.on ce.t, 1 csl,
deutton Pble, colado SlOe
8 yOU may have x-rays
In a variety of pla- me
dtor's o. a annie, a h-
pttal- y doctor may order an
x-ray w y have had a
sn.er exam elhere. B
kpiag, r. yo, av h*
able to avoid needle x-ra
eXL and r
ts d a ta new em ts
needed, the r]ler x-ray i-doe
may help n das.ls ot y
dLtt.
Remember don't decide un
your that you need an x-
ray, and don't ilst x.
ray.
ff yo oeter orden an x-
ray, ask how it will help with the
dragnets.
Tell your dt about any
simiL x. ray examination you
have had.
k it gad xl or )
shielding be used- for
your d for yo chddren.
md U y tbt.k y' r.
nt tell y doctor bef
having an xay em L"ation
MlI)arotby Jn Boleyaad Fter, Mrs Kathl.. Wilso,i
M Bobby Bham sat at a M RliWil,,, M K:nL '.
beautiful t table 01lng I. Wl., Mr l]i VO
4
the food ed al th white Ms Mary lra,,EE TI,'
urnR the tmE Pr 1 MEatier, M ,
Mamn vl as o Pd- Bce, MS Iorothv .ln B
eat M neley a.dq Bash- ey, Mrs obby asha,e, M,. "
amlkedlovelylntha CR addy, Mr.. E'I ¸ Will
fashions of mat pet. Attar ams, Mr, RA Thompaa
thepgrampebeokswe M John P WlkEr, r
gven to h minter o.tah, CJara Ve. M C L) KellEr.
e
hg rlpes rv at the White M Bnda C.ay. Mis iz ,I
H by Mn Mad.. aeth Mama. r¢ k N Mort
oZrtl owi. 'ShE rm ........................... '
S I h t Was Thomas L d, Mr JU
called by the preside.t, Mrs lech, Mi euiah Mador
RehertTnompsan Mrs Thomt M Pe'=y Mn. Mr MarJ r
n annoeedtha Je Mt- iynFaulkn.4rs Elmer°Pal
tog woutdbeapenmtmgtohe ton. Mrs John I[oisLi., Mr
held at the Cntrl Baptiat RoyCa.Miss'rar,¢[o
Chch Eaohmemhertoinvite man, M Roy Hythc, Mr
osut TneProgramw,le Sarah Crde.. MJs habeth
a MiEal "MUSIC MAKES A utma.. M Ilerhert W,
LIGHTIEART:'p.tedby M WA. Miller, rB r'L
M DadR. Mamnat's. B.e. Mrs vdZEig,,,M
Gry awn Dothy GE]la..ab. Mrs:ddlellanr,
Jn Belay valt be chairman of ah. M DElla M,,ey Mi
the day vth Mi Jane H Jade lt.mphrL. d Mr .E
ptu as rlts Caarman GrU
Fnllo'nS the bi.e mt-
ing delioia refhments were
ed by M PB Gooch
HastsCnarmanandherm. ::
mittoe The Tea Table w
doratt by rm's c.cozh She :% ,N,. * .
us,sl a yellow Elh tied with v,%
yellowbowsandSprngflowers Fri., St.. Sun,
as,he cent ple tars¸ rn'om-
. Pr. ed me P,ch 'Setan'€
Aisie by IVB.s Tnomu .. Ch®urleudurc
Read Vice er to the follow
t.g members: Also R
Mn tiN. Wil. M. Roy
Mear, Mr.p.BC-h,s. "PlIygirls in i
rG'd'MJohnM Cobb' Munich " X i
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Thank You All
for your confidence
and support.
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