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W i 4 - Hlnton News Tues. June 5, 1990 II The Hinton News Published Tuesday ByThe Hlnton Publilhlng Corporation Articles submitted to the Hinton Hews must reach the office by Fri- day noon in order to be considered for publication in the following Tues- day paper. Please includeyour name and a phone number where you can be reached during business hours. The Hinton News reBerves the right to edit any material and regrets that articlel cannot be returned. Items for the Community Bulletin Board must reach the oflce by Mon- day noon in order to be considered for publication in that week's paper. Once again the Hinton Basket- ball Camp will be held this summer Connie Jo Pennington H Misa Angela J. Miller onored With Household Shower uates Mrs. Violet Hartwell Turner Celebrates 80th Birthday On N' ay 5th, Connie Jo Pennington, daughter Miss Angela J. Miller Bride- elect of Christopher D. Houchins was honored with a Household Shower at the First Christian Church on Mar. 24. Hosting the shower were Michelle Basham, Becky Ward, and Bonnie Wykle. Angelais the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Miller of Hinton and Christopher is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Benny Houchins of Jumping LeAnn Coins, Debbie Ballengee, Virginia Wills, Teresa Wills, Lucille Lilly, Toni Bennett, Christine Gill, Frances Wilfong, Katie Huffman, Ben Simpldns, Margaret Caporton, Thelma Rahold, Mrs. Eddie Via, Virginia Bragg, Teresa Lively, He- A surprised birthday dinner was given Mrs. Violet Hartwell Turner by her children recently. She re- ceived many gifts, flowers, and cards from friends and family• len Angell, Lacy Miller, Iva Lilly, Those attending the celebration Jennifer Lilly, Jenny Mitchem, were: Carol T. Cantrell, }linton, Vicki Browning, Judy Bragg, Jen- W.Va.; Richie and Craig Cantrell, nifer Caperton, Marilyn Albert, Nimitz; Patsy Turner, Hinton, Mrs. Violet Hartwell Turner Mrs. Turner is the mot~er of 4 children and has 16 granddlildren and 6 great grandchildren; She lives in Hinton, with her husban,~qorvell Turner of 59 years. They e~ioy gar- dening and farming thei~:~rm on Zion Mountain• of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Penning~m Branch. Catherine Lilly, Elaine Lilly, Suzi W.Va.; Benny, Pamela,Jason, Ben- and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Upon her arrival Angle was we- Lively, Trudy Long, Evelyn McKin- jamin, and Brian Dickenson, DonPennington, ofHinton, received sented with a corsage which was ney, Arde]laMeadows, DyneaiGar- P]pestem,W.Va.;Frank, Judy, Mark her BachelorofScience/Pre Medical pinned on her by Mary Houchins ten, Lagaye Meadows, Crook, Beckley, W.Va.; Bill, Nancy Degree May 6, from Ferrum College. (Mother of the groom). Wands Bennett, Alice Harvey,T. Duff, Leroy Princess, Bob, Kim- FerrumaPrivateCollegeinVa. withAfter a fun time of games which high christian standards graduated prizes were awarded to Margie 140 seniors. Walker, Margaret Caperton, Sandi She was an Honor Graduate earn- Angell, Dorothy Lambert and Nedra ingfouryearsofcreditin threeyears Ward. Refreshments were served with 140 college hours. Graduating and many, many gifts were opened MagnaCum Laudehaving the privel- byAngie.AndAngieandChriswould at Hinton High School beginning on ege ofbeing on the Dean's List every like to give a big Thank-You for ail Donna Rouse, Mon. June 18 and ending on Fri.semester with a 3.75 grade average, the g~fts that they have received. Mildred Arrington, Dorothy June 22. The camp will start at 9:00 She was recognized as a memberThose attendingand sendinggiftsMiller, Nancy Patrick, Mary Ann AM and dismiss at 2:30 PM each of the Alpha Chi National Honor were: Beverly Miller (Mother of the Lows, Helen Roark, Tammy Gay, day. It will be directed by Coach Society and named ~qv%o's Who in Bride), Mary Houchins (Mother of Lands Roberts, Joyce Jarrell, Ruby James Payne with Coaches Run American Colleges and Universi- the groom), Betty Angell, WilmaRatliff, Janie Keaton, Shirley Gar- Williams and Wayne Ryan serving ties." • Angell, Sandi Angell, Becky Ruth ten, Martha Buckland, Jane Houch- as assistanct directors. Boy and girl Received the James I toweti Le- Ward, Samantha Williams, Davidins, Janelle Meadows, Pare Mann, basketballplayersfromHintonHighwis Chemistry Award at V.M.I. in and Barbara Parmer, Betty Buck- Effie Armentrout, Cleo Matthews, t School will work as teachers at the Lexington, Va. Named Outstanding land, Margie Walker, Carolyn Ruth Bennett; Ruth Spade, Terra various teachingstationsandoffici- senior in Biology and Chemistry. Kessinger, I~rene Tyree, A]ice Ann Meador, Nancy Bennett, MicheIIe ate the games. As in the past, the Named outstanding ~mior in Bio- Atkins, Mike Atkins, Patty Pack, Basham, Becky Ward, and Bonnie mornings will be devoted to station Chemistry. Kay Shepard, Mary Talbert, Lisa Wykle. work emphasizing the development While a student at Ferrum Col-Clowers, NormaGillispies, Marlene ~)fbasic skills~;nd~ a~n t;t, lege ~er:41wr~er~,-~dj@s includ¢~ Hatcher, Nellie Lowe, Ocie Bruce, SMITH AND GRAHAM ~eague games:~In a~t~on~ ~! Marine ~io@~pm~ect~f~h~ Yi~::, Doris Ramsey, Mrs. Boy Long, REI~NION ..... be individual competition~nd tro:~ Islands. Studies of A~cient History I~sh Long, Donna Topping, Marga- Smith and Graham Reunion will phies for the winners in foul shoot- in Cairo, Egypt and studies down ret Apostolon, Rena Wart, Janet be Sat. June 9 at the 4-H Camp KimHarvey, Margaret Ann Angell, berly, Dawn Turner, C.R. Martin, Dorothy Lambert, Sarah Lilly, Dot Bennett,FrancesBennett,Adrianna David, Shirley, Susan Lilly, Steve Creighton,PattyButler, LousieLilly, Clodfelter, Brian, Donna Bubb, all Betty Houchins, Wilma Anderson, of Richmond, Vs.; Wands Hartwel] Sabrina Anderson, Sonya Anderson, Hodge, Shilba Smith, Athleen Doo]ey Raymond Houchins, Wands and ofSalem, Va. ing, one-on-one, hot shot, and gotcha- ya in each division. There will also be trophies for the winning team in each league. Last year was the most successful year yet for the camp. In four years, the enrollment has grown from 80 to 125 campers. This year's camp will again be open to boys and girls en- tering the third thru ninth grades and will feature three divisions, players entering grades 3-4, 5-6, and 7-9. All campers will receive a camp shirt. Applications will be distrib- uted to the Summers Couty grade schools between now and June 1. The cost is $30.00 for the week. the NileRiver. Hinton, Norms Shrader, Sandy Other research studies at the Wills, Flossic Bennett, University of Vs. Center of Research Lisa Bennett, Leslie McCoy, Alma at Mountain Lake, Vs., where she Doyle, Mary Carol Ward, Garnet studied with Research Doctors from Ballard, Susan Gut.shall, Nedra John Hopkins Sch(x)} of Medicine. Ward, Mrs. Anel Bennett, Barbara She is an active rne~nb~,r of the Lester, Mrs.ErnestLawsen, Frances Virginia Rescue Squad working out Presley, Patsy Bennett, Debbie of Rocky Mount, Vs. to Hospitals in Blessing, Roanoke, Va. ar point of' referral. Janie Meadows, Betty Bennett, setting up from 10:30 on. a June Servicemen In The News The summer session at Concordagain be operating this year to help College will begin with registration enrollees determine class schedules Fri. June 1, according to the Concord and handle registration procedures. Registrar's Office.Studentsmaysign Classes in summer school will be up and pay fees in the Administra- taught in two-hour blocks on Mon- tion Building beginning at 8:30 a.m. days through Thursdays with the on that date. Classes in the five- exception ofcertain courses, mostly week first term will begin June 4. A in the Natural Sciences. Sgt. James L. Nichols Jr. has $15 late registration fee goes into ~wnpletsdabasicnoncommissionedeffect on June 5. officer course. Students enrolling at Concord for Soldiers receive training in mid. the first time will report to the level management, leadership, and Adminissions Office in the Admini- i|eneralmilitarysubjects.Additional stration Building. The New Student Registration for the second sum- mer term }s scheduled for July 6 with classes running July 9 through Aug. 10. For more information, call Con- cord toll.free within W.Va. at 1-800- managementtrainingisprovidedin Summer Advising Program will 344-6679, or phone (304) 384-5248. 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School 10aq'l. Beck~y. Sunday W*j;~ip 9:30 Pastor Carl Spade, Supt. Alice School 10 A.M. Classes for all ages. Richard Holtoran Superin- Jol'mson a m, SundaySch~ol.t}_~.m..725 Bowyer, Sun.Schoo;10,Mo~ning ages. Worship• Service, 11 A.M. tendent 11 a.m. Morning Wor- Mmtster, Hubert Groves: Sam Dry Htll Road. 252-5~'J-or 252 - worship 11 and 7 P,M. Every Sunday. Prayer $1"~p. 7 P.M. Night Servk~. Groves, Lay L eader Study: 9 45 4793., Rev, Kennetl~.~rey B~diepolnt Bal~lat Church Meeting Wed. 7 P.M. Sandletone BII~St Church Worsh,o 11 a.m. Mount O~ivet Ch-u~ch N. Btu~ Cl'aswell, Jr., Pastor: Jud~on RreewUl ~ Pastor George Cook: Sunday U~ls4de A commun,ty churOl~rMadams Sunday Service: Joe McBdde, Church Sctmol SupL Bill Dean, Sunday Red Sulphur Marshal~ Fowler. Creek Road, 2 1/2 ntles, William SUp(., S~nday SchOOl 9:45 am. Pastor Pat KounN: Sunday School 10A.M., Morning Worship Pastor: Service ever~ second A. Thorr~son. PastO: 4664299 Morning Worship, 11 am. Youth fellowship.5:45pm. 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Andy Ud~ Creek esptlst Church Sunday School at 10 am. Preach- Ing Servlcas,11 am. Every Sun- day. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7pro. I~. Tom M¢C~aw, Pastor. UtSe Woll Creak In~ 8ap~bt Church. Off Rt. 12 on the L|tlie Woll Creek Road. Pastor, Donald L. Hannah: Sunday ~ Superintendent, Thomas Lowry, Sunday ,school 10.~X) ant Wond~p Sen~ce 11 DO • Second Talcett, First Sun. Service 11 A.M. Sunday at 3.'00 P.M. Second B~pttet Church 212 James St., Rev. Matlhew Saundars, Se~ices 2nd. & 4th. Sunday 11 A.M., Prayer Service Wednesday 6:30, Sunday Schoo~ each Sunday 9:30, Mr. Jame~ Nk;kolas Supt. Mrs. Edith C-ioode. Auist, Robert Combs, Pastor: Sunday School, 10 a.m. Melvin Williams. Supt. Preaching ServK~as at 11:00 a.m. every Sunday. Upland Baptist Church Pastor A. Angell, Jr.: Sunday School - 10:00, Sunday Worship - 1 t .'00, Lawrence Plumiey, Sun- day School Superintendent. Bible Study Sunday Evening 7,'00, Youth Meetin~ 7.'00 Sunda~. %. • % ;, ) "t% ":' t 11 A.M., Evening Serwces 7:00 Sunday 7 p.m every |our~h Sun- Sqnday School t0.13~a.~n. P.M.. Wed. Prayer Meeting and day t I a.m Mom~ngWorship 11 :p~a~m.,~PP~ Youth Meeting 7 P.M. Mary Jine Memorial ning Serwce 7:30 p.rr~'~r~T, ~(/ed- Pastor Rono N R,chmond: Sun nosday { 7 p.m. EST,~tet) day School tO am Morn,rig Nlz=rene"~.; J Worship t 1 a m. Evemog P,ayer t602 Temple St. t~',1orRev. ~ - Meeting 7.30 PM. Robert W~eman: St, lp~ School },:~. Methodist Charge 10 a.m. Morning Wo~Si~'l 1 a.m. Rick Beam: First Sunday & 3rd. Evangelist Service S1unday Night ~ :~ Sunday, Brooklyn 9:15. Mr. Zion 7P.M.Thursday.PrayerandBIDle ~' 10:15 A.M., Sand Knob |1"30 StudyTP.M. ~f P.M., Nlmttz 2nd. and 4th. Sun Pillar O! Truth day. Sethal g:30. Ptuto Man~'a Church , Chapet 11 00. Madams Creek. At Barger Sprmgs.PastOt, Orvlille ~-:, Morning Worship 93C art1. AM., Morning Worship 11.'00 Church School |030 a m. 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