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4 - Hlnton News Tues. June 15. 1999
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publication in that week's paper.
The next REACHH Community
Coffee House will be held on Friday,
June 18th at the Summers County
Community Wellness Center. It will
feature the local band Space Bar,
which includes Shon Jackson, Devon
Slaton, Lee Brabb, Robin Wiliford
and Jon Hartwell. The band plays a
combination of jazz, funk, and more.
The event will begin at 7:30 pro.
A donation of $2.50 per person will
be requested at the door, with
children under 12 being admitted
free. Donations will also be
requested for refreshments which
will include specialty coffees and
desserts.
For additional information
contact REACHH at 466-4659 or the
Family Resource Center at 466-
2226.
Servicemen In The
News
Army Pvt. Brian K. Fox has
entered basic military training at
Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C.
During the eight weeks of
training, the soldier will study the
Army mission and will receive
instruction in drill and ceremonies,
weapons, map reading, tactics,
military courtesy, military justice,
physical fitness, first aid, Army
history and traditions, and special
training in human relations. *
Fox is the son of Hobart J. and
Janice P. Fox of Hinton.
He is a 1994 graduate of Pipestem
Christian Academy.
Jeffrey D. Gilbert
Graduates
Jeffrey D. Gilbert graduated from
Pennsylvania State University with
a Bachelors Degree in Mechanical
Engineering on May 14, 1999. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Vincent
Gilbert of Columbia, MD.
He is the grandson of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Busha of Buffalo, N.
Y. and Martha Gilbert and the late
Raymond Gilbert of Hinton.
Concord College Spring
Term Dean's List Totals
435
The Concord College Dean's List
for the 1999 Spring Semester has
been released by Dr. Dean W.
Turner, Vice President and
Academic Dean. It contains the
names of 435 students out of a
student body of 2,466 who attained
an average of at least 3.5 based on a
possible 4.0 in the spring term.
Local students attaining perfect
4,0 averages are:
Greenville: Amy J. Wells; Hinton:
Charlotte Lynn Mansfield, Rebecca
Sue Pack; Jumping Branch:
Elizabeth A. Davis; Peterstown:
John Matthew Sauvage; Pipestem:
Lorelei Jenette Harman, Katherine
Sue Kil; Ronceverte: Rebecca Ruth
Hunter; Talcott: Stephanie Dawn
Weiss; True: Angela M. Spangler;
Union: William Todd Baker.
Local students who attained
averages between 3.50 and 3.99:
Alderson: Ronald Jason Knapp;
Ballard: Deidra Danielle
Canterbury; Hinton: Courtney Beth
Davis, Teressa Dawn Katz, Lindsay
Brooke Keaton, Rhonda Ann
Knuckles, Sharon A. Richmond;
Jumping Branch: Karen Janine
Bollinger; Patricia Carol
Underwood; Peterstown: Jason S.
Ballard, John Alvin Boone, Leslie
Diane Ferguson, Lisa Jo Mann;
Rainelle: Monte Christopher
Vaughn; Sandstone: Amey S. Gill,
Ellen Izen Holt; Talcott: Mark
Andrew Burdette, Amy Inn Eller;
Wayside: Anna Marie Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Alan Rowell
Hendrickson- Rowell
Presents
Program
On June 3rd., Carol Jones
presented information to the
Summers County Library Staff on
Mental Illnesses. Carol volunteers
with the National Alliance on
Mental Illness and is on the Board
of Directors with the Charleston
Affiliate. These presentations are
part of the "Campaign to End
Discrimination" against persons
who suffer from these devastating
illnesses.
Why do these chemical
imbalances occur? Genetic factors
seem to be important but are not the
only reason, which means that
environment also plays a part. In the
past, various kinds of family
influences were thought to cause
schizophrenia, but recent studies
have failed to prove any
environmental factors common in
the lives of individuals who later
developed schizophrenia. Families
can cease blaming themselves for
the usual ups and downs of family
life; they do not cause this illness.
Although the cause is unknown,
this does not mean that the disease
cannot be treated. Most people with
schizophrenia improve significantly
with medication and rehabilitation.
For more information on these
illnesses, please call Ms. Jones (304)
445-7608 and schedule a
presentation for your group. Theme
presentations are FREE.
Christ Baptist Church in Indian
Trail was the setting for the 4 p. m.
May 1, 1999 wedding of Cheryn
Kaye Hendrickson and Jeffery Alan
Rowell. The Rev. Earl Thomas
Rogers officiated the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Bobby and Sharon Campbell of
Indian Trail. She is the
granddaughter of Jewel Allen of
Hinton, WV.
She graduated from Piedmont
High School and then Pfeiffer
University, cure laude in 1997. She
is employed by the State of North
Carolina.
The groom is the son of Adrian
and Margaret Rowell of Monroe. Jeff
also attended Piedmont High School
and is employed by Consolidated
Metco, Monroe.
Serving as matron of honor was
Janet Cody of Matthews.
Bridesmaids were Cecelia Mauney
of Albemarle and Christy Shidal of
Matthews.
The groom's father served as best
man. Groomsmen were: James
Adrian Rowell, Jr. of Monroe, and
Gene Cooper of Charlotte.
Also in the wedding party were:
Aleesha Swann as junior
bridesmaid; Bethany Boggess as
flower girl; and Bryan Boggess as
ring bearer.
The wedding reception was held
at Cleary's Banquet Facility,
following the ceremony.
The rehearsal dinner was held on
April 30, also at the church.
After a wedding trip to
Gaitlenburg, Tennessee, the Rowells
will reside in Monroe.
Ruritan Scholarships
Congratulations to Crista Lee
Lilly, d/o Mr. Ron Lilly and Mrs.
Threase R'iggs, who is the 1999
recipient of the Hinton Ruritan
Double Your Dollar Grant. Each year
the Hinton Ruritan Club selects
from many applicants one
graduating senior. The application,
along with $250, is forwarded to the
Ruritan National Foundation,
where, if the choice is approved, the
money is doubled, giving the student
a grant of $500 for college expenses.
The check will be presented to
Crista by the Club on June 10.
Additional scholarships were given
by the Ruritan National Foundation
to: Laura Adkins, Angela Barker,
Ruritan scholarships. Scholarship
winners are encouraged to apply to
The Foundation for a second year
grant. The Hinton Ruritan Club
meets at 5:30 on the 2nd Thursday
of each month at the Summers
County ARH cafeteria. Prospective
members are welcome. Contact Cy
Satow 466-5715.
Notice
4-H ALL STARS BANQUET
There will be a Banquet on
Wednesday June 16TH., at 5:00 PM
for the Summers County 4-H All
Stars at the Summers County 4-H
Baptist Church at 6:30 each
evening.
Classes for all ages.
Allison Sears, Melanie Shrader and
Dahlia Uzri.
Concord College doubles all
VBS Melia: C!$nebeli, .Late Elmer, Camp. The All Stars will have the
Vacation Bible SchooJ will start Amanda Ellison, sten,Holhmd "*meditations for the camp tlat
June 2rst. thru 2?th. a Sandstone Julia Kiddle, Amanda Richmond, evening. Bring your Spouse or a
friend and enjoy a visit to Summers
County 4-H Camp.
The price of the meal is $4.00 per
person.
Special Thanks
To the EMS workers, Pastor Eddie
Johnson, Sandstone Baptist Church,
Chestnut Grove Baptist Church and each
and everyone who helped, called, or came,
but most importantly those who kept us
in their prayers.
The Family of
George Calvin Ward
I I I I I
CARD OF THANKS
The family of Glen M. Wikle would like
to thank Dr. Hefter and staff, also Dr.
Lagoc, friends and relatives for the food,
flowers, prayers and support shown us.
Special thanks to Ronald Meadows
Funeral Parlors.
The Family of Glen M. Wikle
I I I I
In Loving Memory of Dewey G. Keaton
whose birthday would have been June 16, 1999
and for Father's Day June 20, 1999
01 we mmlbw the lilt time we law you 8live. FOr it wire am nd that It just
made tm cry. I called Morn to come wMch the kids When she came out adle wu
crying for she knew you didn't have much longer to live.
On the way up the road me and Gary and hb wife just |tt quleUy in the car
ronmbedng your life. When we got to the houle we walked In lad them you
laid. We Just turned our bdm, but we know wo ¢oukln't Ilk amy.
You opened your eyN and m we m them lad deep down you knew we
alwW| cared. Igor onmykneee lad held your hond and cded. You couldnl
talk much although you tded.
Gry cried u he held your hand, for both of u8 it wM herd to undemtand. You
=Mild our nme We aid, "Yes, Dad, we're hem." For we coukln'l let you go sad
tm not be them.
And u for T. J. and C. J., Itmy loved you too. They're JaM young and don't
tmdemtlmd or know whM to do. But M they t oMer I will toll them =111bout
their grmmIMher's love for them that MII never end. And I know, Just like
everyone who loved you their Itemlt will never aton(L We vltad your gave
today, the flowem that we placed thorn have rain beaton down. it's eo xd to
stond thorn with did adl around. Ire hard to rum our backs on you and leave you
Uem all lone. But you am with the ongel| now lad lhey tile care of their own.
Sadly Mimed-and Very Much Loved:
By Daughter Connie, Tim; Son Gary, Carol
Grandchildren: 1". J. & C. J.
Loaves & Fishes Nears
Campaign Goal for Camp
May 21 marked the opening of the
Loaves and Fishes Fund Drive for
its 1999 Youth Camp. By June 7th.,
48 donors had contributed $2790 of
the $4,000 goal. Area residents are
encouraged to send in their
including counselors, craft and
nature instructo s, storytellers, and
adult supervisors.
There is little or no charge for
campers who qualify for the WV
Department of Education's free/
donations soon to help Loaves and reduced lunch program. Campers
Fishes meet its goal by the start of whose families don't qualify are
camp, June 21. charged a nominal fee. This means
The camp's primary purpose is to the camp is dependent on local
assure thatlocal children, ages6-10, support for its success. All
will have a week long experience at contributions are tax-deductible and
Camp Summers. Activities include should be sent to: Loaves and Fishes,
arts and crais, sports and games, P.O. Box 56, Hinton, WV 25951. For
swimming and nature study. With more information about the camp
the exception of the lifeguard and call 466-2110 during regular
the kitchen staff, the camp is storefront hours (M, W, F 10 AM-2
entirely staffed by local volunteers, PM). Thanks for your support.
Carol College Grants
Degrees to About 476
Students On May 9th.
The 1999 graduates of Carroll
College were honored May 9 during
an outdoor commencement
ceremony attended by more than
4,000 family and friends. Carroll,
Wisconsin's oldest college, was
founded in 1846.
Carroll offers a bachelor's of
science in nursing degree through an
intercollegiate nursing program
with Columbia College of Nursing in
DISABILITIES SUPPORT
GROUP
The Summers County Starting
Points Program is sponsoring a
support group for families and
caregivers of children with
disabilities.
Meetings will be held the second
Tuesday of each month at the Family
Resource Center, 411 Temple Street,
Hinton, from 6:00 PM-7:00 PM.
Anyone interested in attending
should contact Jo Ann Miller,
Starting Points, 466-0614.
SOLID WASTE AUTHORITY
Summers County Solid Waste
Milwaukee. Authority meets on the 3rd. Monday
Local graduates were: Serenity of each month at4:30 p. m. at 211
Irwin, daughter of James Irwin of Ballengee St., Hinton: 466-0695.
Hinton, WV. graduated with a Everyone welcome to attend.
bachelo of science in psychology.
RONALD MEADOWS
FUNERAL PARLORS, INC.
130 TEMPLE ST., HINTON, WV. 25951
466-1179 OR 1-800-538-9593
DAVID W. JOHNSON, MANAGER
PRENEED FUNERAL
PLANNING
IS A WAY TO ASSURE COMPLETE FUNERAL
ARRANGEMENTS S 0 YOUR FAMILY WON'T
HAVE TO MAKE ALLTHOSE DECISIONS.
.... r .....
FUNDED THRU YOUR LOCAL BANK OR
FORETHOUGHT LIFE INSURANCE CO.
That Blessings May Shine on You...
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81. Mlcheere
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Wed. nl0ht pmy mw.t pro.
t eqet Church
Andrew McClur, Pastor: Sun-
day Sovk: Sundy School g:45
Youth tom,5". . Eve-
n ivioe, 7 pro. Wday
Secure. 7:00 pro. IWay Mooting
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Wl PMt: Sunday
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11 Lm. each Sunday. Prayer
molng Wld. 7 p.m. B Y F
Sunday m s p.m.
Brod Ch.rch
Paar Robefl Meal,: Edward
Cya. Sunday Schoo4 Superln.
mnck. 8ue.Scho 10 n.m.
Momln0 Worship 11 a.m. Ev
nin S4m4c Sue.mS p:m. Pml'
Meeting Tht. m 7:00 p.m.
Clvmy BpSt Church
Rod Sulphur: R,w. Eddie H@#-
ckk, SUadW 9co4 10 A.M.
Jno'y S:e.mndem
Mondn Wnlhip 11:00 A.M.
Ewmlng Wmhtp 7:30 P.M. Wed-
noeday WomNp 7:30 P,M.
Rw. Naman Johnson: Sunday
Smot E. G. Crwo, SW(. H
am. Morning Womh Evy Sun-
idav. p.ma¢ r .
Sunda II II ILrn. IrKI 6 p.m.
Puo Glee Kate: 95 am.
Chu¢ Scho01. 1t S.m. Morning
Worlhlp. 0:30 p.m. S Y F. 7:00
p.m. Emln0 Waeq 7 p.m.
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Chmmut Gmve
Pesm¢: Benny Supednlen.
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School, 10am. Monng Wcnh
11 am. Evwdr, o tvk 7;0¢
Wed" EW,o Ch:00 P'm.
/Ubma, Peet: s0-m. Sunday
SChO, SupL TomLMnb. 11 &m.
Meals0 Wmhlp. S p,m., S Y F 7
p.m. Enlng W Wed. 71xm.
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Evening um4c 7 p,m.
Fkt Oalm Chumh
Sunday Sch4 0;45 ant 8moe
Idlip 11 m.nrt, Evl0 r, do07:00
m. Mid Wook 7:00 p.m.
Hm Cmh
Pao J (mtody: drvic
4. it 4m. Sued 95. Sunday
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7:00.
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H ;o0 am. Sunc SumS0 s:oo
nt Wed. Eealng 7:00 p.m
Gdlt Cask, Aldsrmn
Edds ls, Peers: Snd
Sctx 10 am. tmt StNImm
Come to Church
11.'00 a.rn. Evening servces at
7:00 p.m. Mid Week Prayer Serv-
lee and 8ble Stay 7.'00 p.m.
Yn Meeting Wednesday m 7.'00
o.m.C.Jauas for every age grouo.
Nursery avaable.
Indian Mile Bslel Church
Datrolt Hmf Pastor." S. S. Supt.
J KeQtiey. Sunday School
10 am. Clasm for Jl ages. Wor.
lto. Service, 11 am. and 6 pro.
Every Sunday. Prayer Mesing
Wed. 7 pro`
Judson Free Wtfl
Pastor Chadie Daniets. Sunday
School 10 am. Worship Sarve,
11 am, Evening Servkm, 7 pro,
Thum. Sedco 7 pro.
KesUey Spdnge
Sunday School 10 Harold
Meek=, Superintendent.
Laurol Creek Bap=it Church
Pastor: Mike Sa.lla., S. S. Super-
inmdent: Mark Ward. S. S. 10
am,., Momia 0 Worsl' 11 am.,
Evening Sen'ice 7pro. Wed. night
blbkHitudy 7 pro.
Creek eapt n:h
Tracy GrkTm',e. Paslo¢: Sunday
School id 10 am. Service 11 am.
Evening Se¢e, 7 pro. Wed. night
Bible study.
UtlM Weft Creek
IfKlot O,01bt Church, Off
Rt. 12 on Little Wo Creek
Road. Pastel Joe Nayio, S. S
SupL. Wayne Browning, Sunday
SCho 10:00 am. Worship Sorv-
ice 11:00 am. Sun. Eye, in 9 &
Awa.'la Cko 6 pro. Mid WeekSe-
ice Wed. 7 pro.
Meadow Creek
Pastor Ch Jones: Sun,10 am,
Sunday School ; 11 am., Morning
Worship; 7 pro. Evening Worship;
7 pro. Thumday, Mk;I Week Bible
and Praye¢ Meeting.
Now Salem eaptts! Ctch
Psto I. E. Hche: Sunday
100. Church 11:00 Fun-
damonmL
Nknflz MiuionmT
BOI Cttutch Pato Donald L.
Hallnsh S. S. Slinttl
K]y 8ra0g. senday Schoo(g:45..j
Morning Worship and Chidre
Church 11 &m. Sunday Morning
Even/ Sunday Womhqp 6.00,
Prayer Meeting an0 You M.
ing 7:00 Wlnasday.
Pine Grove
SuncW Schoo4S1.. B;II Haw,
Sunday 10 am. Morning
Wondllp 11:00 am. Wodnoiy
Evening Secvk:e 730
Rt'tendo Anna U-modaJ
Stmetw, WV. Swvceevwy 2nd.,
4m. and 5m. SaWry evonlrs
700 pro.
Rivw Vadey
Rt. 12 Fetus Hill Road, Bill Jon.
kJne, Pastor: 10 am. Sonday
Sdot Joe Speo¢. S mm-
11 Lm` Momlag Wo,ip. 6
pro. Evening Seevloe. 6 O pro.&
youth fringing. Wed. Se'vces
7:00 pro.
RoJe8 Chsp Church
Jeff Canxofoury, Pastor: Sunday
10 am. Martin
S140£ M Svic 11am. M-
vmok ,Y,vil 7 pro.
RWiUnbug
D. L. Sdnahi, Pastor: 10 a.m,
Sunday Scoo dasN fo
Rtclzd Nolloan Superin+
11 Itm. Morning Worsl',p+
7 pt NgM S'vloe.
Sandoto,w Otlt Church
Prater Eqe JoNteen: S. S.Supt.
Ek,xxl , bumt Robert
Holand, S. S. 10 am,, Morning
Won 11 am., Evedmg Serv-
k:ee 6:00 pro., Wed. Praym Meet-
Ing and Youth Meeting 7 pro.
i
Second Baptist Church
T&cl. Pastor Eart Jackson. Serv.
ice 1st& 3tO Sun. at 11 am,
Second Ssptist Church
212 James St.. Rev. Manhew
Saunders, Serwces 2nd. & 4th.
Sunday 11 am. Prayo¢ Servce
Wednesday 6;30. Sunday SChool
each Sunday 9:30. Mr, Jarr
N+Oas Suot. Mrs. Ed,th GooSe
Assist.
Te Chur'ch
SePoy Ree+ Pastor: Sunday
School. t0 am+ Melvin Wlliarr
St, Preacting Serv,oes at 11:00
am. every S.nCay+
UINand Baptist Church
Pastor:Cecil Cox. Sunday School
Superintendent: Jackm R. Gfl, Jr.
Sunday Schoo+ 10:C0, Wofth+p
Services at- t 1:00, EveP,*ng Serv.
ices 7.'00. Wed. service at 7.'00
3.rn,
W' Ridge Freewill
Bafx,st ChurCh. Sunday School
10.130 am., Morning Whip 11 O0 ;
am.. Sunday Evemng 6:00 pro.,
Wecl. Prayer Meelir 7,'00 pro.,
SL Patrick Catholic Church
Commurty Chdstia
Worship Seices Sun. t 1 am.
and 6:00 pro. B,O Study 10 am.
Wet. 7:00 pro+
First Christian Chur4dl
Sunday Scnoot g:45 am+ Momng
Wosnip 11:00 am.. Sun0ay Eve-
ning BIo St,dy. Snday 6.'00
Youlh Me,at,rigs 6:00
CHURCH OF
CHRIST
Hrltor
1621 Summers St Mnstar, Larry
Harringto: Sunday Morning Sle
Study g:30.am, Sunday Mmng
Worshtp Servce 10:30 am. Sun-
day Evemng Serva,.'# 7:00 .
We(:lnesday Even,ng Server 7
pm.
Lane Church of Christ
, k4oaoow Br+dge
Bbie Study. 9:30; Sun. WOtSh
10;30; Sun. evening, 7..X}.
EPISCOPAL
An,m EI: Church
Ho/E hari.
Sunday t 1 am
METHODIST
Belepoint Charge
I. Roger HoicomO. Paste€:
Mdler Memorial 109 Mdr Ave,
Sun. Scnoot t0a Sun. Wombs)
11 am. Wed. S,ble Study 7 vn.
First United
Metho,"st Church
H+nton, WV E,en Scnex. Min-
ister: Sunday School 9:45 am
Mormng Worsrt;1011:00 am. Child
ca o avadaOie: Moment with chd-
dren, Wednesday Youth Club.
4.'00 pro. 6:00 pm.. Foe Treulspo-
tton: 466.0544
Jams Chapel at True
RCP4. RO Ho[OOfrlD, Pastor:
Services g alr Sun ScI1o 10
am.
Johnson
Minister, HuOet GrOv4: Sam
G#oves,, Lay Leder. Study: g:45.
WO#ship 11 am.
LJndde
Red Suiptr. Marshall FOV
Pastor: Sov:ce every 2nd Sun.
day 7 pro. every 4th Sun. I t am.
Mary Jane MemodM
Pastor Rend H. Rhmond: Sun.
Schoo( 10 am. Morning Worahlp
1 am,. Pray Meeting 7:30(m.
Moist Crge
C. FrtmkJn Mlck, Pastor: F(rs &
3rd. St#iay. Orooldyn 9:15. Mt.
Zion 10:15 am, San¢l Kr: 11:30
)m, Nimitz 2nd. at 4th, Sue. Be-
tha g:30. Pluto MfU Ci'uo
11 .'00, Madaml Creek. Fr4u
Mck. Pester. d & 31Sut4/.
Mount m
Hiiida/, . 3. PdlV.
HoIcoml:), Morning Woahip 9:30
am. Sun. ScoO110:45 atr. Wed.
Bb, Study 7 pro.
New Hope
C. Prm M¢. Pasts€: Sunday
Schoo 10 am, Weirdo lad & 3
Sun. 11 am & 4 Sun. a 7:30pro.
Ok Grove
C. FrmkJm MiCk, Pilaw: Sunday
Schoot az 11 am, Worship 2ml &
4th Sun., 10am& 1St Sue.ll ?pro
T/cott Cram'lie
Sam Groom, Paslor: Fom Hil,
Ist& 31 St#'lys: 10
am, Sun. Schoo4111tn.
• Trinity
C. FranVJin Mick, Pastor: Sunday
Schoo 0 am, WohiO
2nd & 4th Sun. 11 am & 31 Sun.
at 7: pro.
PRESBYTERIAN
ntarvil
3reenvi,e. I 0 am. Sunday School
7:45 pro, )mffny Wfllip
Sennoe
Rn. Pmytan Church
qav.RoOe H. Gluer:. Sunday
3chool 9:4.5 S Wohl 11:00 am
:rayor Meeting Wed, 7:30
3roenw. 0 a.n Sun0ay Sc/ool
7:45 .. Crul Womip
eoe.
Ke4k at LoweS
. Stewart Mddunay, Px.
Nocshp Service= ax 2:30 pm
)n i St. and 3. Sundays.
McBaenny
qev. $wart Mddunay, Pas.
3taty Mea. t 0 am. Sunday
chooL Worip Sorv M = 9
am on 2nO. and 4th. Suna).
OTHERS
,nmu morl, Cta
Roy. E Swo:seves, SeL 7
xn. Sun. Scto110:30 m.
wemng 7 pro. Wed. 7:30 pro.
Chu:h el Chri
Sho,dey Idlli, TII Cmk Rd,
Sun. MOm. Study. 10 m11.
Wop 11 am, it e pro, Wed.
Bble Study 7 pro.
Clrch of me Uving Ood
10 am Momif 11arn
Sun. S pen
Himon Chuh M God
1301 Stmmllm St. Paslo#'
Welch: Sun. Sc'no 1011rn Mm'n-
cng Worship tmm Sue. Nigm?
)m Wed. 7 pm
i-inton Goe T
t02 Mn StrImK. Lm
ne. Paoc Sue. Suhoni loam.
Worship 11:00 am. YOLI me-
,ng 6:30pro. Ev Swvee
7.1)0 pro. Sie Study W. 7:9O
pro.
Jehovah',, Wilnmm
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