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4 - Hinton News Tues. June 24, 2003
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Katie J. Lilly
SCHOLARSHIP
AWARDS HELP
LOCAL STUDENTS
Participate In Prom Promise
Student Council members pictured with Ann
Gore, Advisor Terri Kirkham, Sheriff Wheeler and
Kathy Bower are: Student Body: President -
Mollie Mock, Vice-President - Brian Kirkham.
Senior Class: President - Clay Bolar, Vice-
President - Nathan Hedrick,, Secretary - Heather
Fritts, Treasurer Caryne Johnson,
Representatives - Savanna Helms, Paige Willey.
Junior Class: President - Josh McBride, Vice-
President, Michelle Cunill, Secretary, Jessica
Summers County High School
Student Council recently
participated in Nationwide
Insurance's campaign to keep their
prom alcohol and drug free.
Scheduled activities throughout the
week prior to the prom helped to get
the messageacross to the entire
student body that drugs, drinking
and driving do not mix.
On Wednesday, May lst.,, the
student body was invited to view an
80 minute video in the school
auditorium that was produced
entirely by thestudent council. The
first scene begins with student
council members arriving to a hearty
party at thehome of Josh McBride.
The party progressed as more
students arrived with more drugs
and alcohol and plans began to form
as to who would drive home. The
next segment of the video shows
students attempting to drive while
impaired. Sheirff Garry Wheeler
arrives on the scene to arrest Brian
Kirkham, handcuff and haul him off
to jail. He also arrested and charged
with underage drinking, 'Mollie
Mock, Paige Willey, and Heather
Fritts, ..... Darren Crook and Caryne
Johnson are involved in a fatal car
accident. Clay Bolar, drives a car full
Trout, Treasurer - Megan Allen, Representative -
Darren Crook; Olivia Newsome. Sophomore Class:
President - Kassi Hedrick, Vice-President - Jillian
Duncan, Secretary - Nicole Belling, Treasurer -
Joanna Mills, Representatives - Rebecca
Eerenberg, Jason Zimmerman. Freshman Class:
President - Lindsey Bennett, Vice-President -
Sarah Blevins, Secretary - Katie Gill, Treasurer -
Katana Mullen, Representatives - Camie Adkins,
Brittany Nahodil.
Nathan Hedrick leaves everyone's
eyes filled with tears.
The final scene takes place at r
ivont Funeral Home for the funeral
service of Caryne Johnson. A moving
sermon is delivered by Rev. Warren
Gilpin, pastor of First Baptist
Church as students look on at
Caryne in her coffin. Paige Willey
reads a moving poem about death
that has come to visit her friend
Caryne. Nicol Belling remembers
Caryne with a beautiful song. Angel
Ward, friend of the family, delivers
a most moving eulogy with many
personal rememberances of Caryne.
Throughout the day as the video
was being viewed, student council
members were visited by the Grim
Reaper. Students painted their faces
white and were not allowed to talk
in order to represent the number of
fatalities caused by drunk driving.
On Thursday, Sheriff Garry
Wheeler and Kathy Bower invited
students to the football field for a
demonstration on the effects of
drunk driving. Students who had
LOOKING FOR CLASSMATES
The 1978 class of Hinton High
School is planning their 25th. year
reunion on July 26, 2003 at
signed the Prom Promise were
selected to wear goggles that
simulated the effects of alcohol.
SheriffWheeler then asked students
to walk a straight line. Later,
students also attempted to drive golf
carts wearing goggles to
demonstrate the effects of driving
while impaired.
Student Council would like to
thank all the adults and many
businesses who contributed prizes to
make this the most memorable
Prom Promise Week yet. Special
thanks to Ann Gore, Nationwide
Insurance for all of her support and
help.
NOTICE
Miller Memorial United
Methodist Church at 109 Miller
Ave., will be open each Wed, esday
from 6:00 A.M. until 12:00 P.M. for
those who wish to come and pray for
the men and women serving our
country in the Middle Esst.
Our nation, it's leaders and those
serving there need our prayers..AJy
questions may be directed to Pastor
Eugene Fullen at 466-5107
Notice
of admiring girls, Olivia Newsome, Pipestem State Park. The mailing
Concord College. has.armounced MeganAllen and JessicaTrout over addresses of the- follow-ing: .... .AU,M,][NyM'€ ,A, -.
a qliff t Blues ;he B i g,e qe" classmates are aeede'd 1;'" umeounty vpeyrwe
:sevexalcholarshiprecipientsforthe .......... 9 ; , .... • ....... " ...... .... : .... . ." , . ,,
2003-2004 academic'year. 'The Josh McBride and his c,load of ,cdntacF Ddl McLaughlin :ht'466 Dept. 13 s condumngptmmum
following student is among those partiers arrive to find Clay's 2840 or Cathy Blume Shank at 466- drive.
who have earned recognition:
Katie J. Lilly has been awarded
,: the George M. Allen Scholarship.
She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
z" Bob M. Lilly of Nimitz, West
; Virginia.
," For information on attending
Concord call 1-888-384-5249 or 1-
: 304-384-5248 or e-mail
admissions@,concord.edu.
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Notice
CASE GARDEN SEED
,.. PROGRAM
- Case of WV will be taking
applications for the 2003 Garden
" Seed program beginningApri128th.
- at the CASE Office located at 216.
, Third Avenue, Hinton. from 9:00
:. a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Applicants will
: need income verification and
,: household information to sign up.
Applicants must meet the 125% of
OMB Poverty Guidelines to quality.
- For further information you may call
CASE at 466-5010.
Door, Back Door
and
Everything
in Between.
To find out more about our
homeowners insurance Call
me... Stop by... Log on - it's
,ice!
Ann H. Gore
Ph: 466-1075
gorea l@nationwide.com
Nationwide"
Insurance &
Financial Services
Nationwide I$ On Your Side:
@
Nationwide Mutual Imursnce Company and
Affiliated Companies, Home Office:
Columbust OH 43215-2220 He2 11/00
wreakage and call 911.
The hospital scene i staged in the
Health Class lab of Mrs. Dena
Pivont at SCHS. Mrs. Pivont's
Clinical Health Class students race
to attend to the many injured
students. From amputated legs to
comas the students suffer from a
variety of maladies as a result of
drunk driving.
Student council members are
next seen at the graveside of dearly
department classmater Clay Bolar.
Students indvidually pass by to
leave flowers on Clay's grave and a
few parting words from classmate
5082 or e-mail questions, comments
and/or information to:
hhs c]assof78@yahoo .com
Jack Bennett, Jeannie Bennett,
Johnny Cales, Luckie Combs,
Tammie Cox, PBm Davis, Barbara
Gill, Catherine Veltman, Rickey
Hale, Ricky Huffman, Randy
Jeffers, Penny Jo,aes, Ernest
Leftridge, Wendell McMillian,
Harriet "Leslie" McMurray, Jimmy
Meador, David Patrick, Becky
Combs, Tracey Ratliff, Kevin Sarver,
Billy Smith, Pam Meadows, Lorilee
Taylor, Pearl Wiseman.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of
BETTY A. FIX
wish to express our sincere apprec!ation to all
our relatives, friends, and neighbors for the
sympathy, kindness, and prayers during her
illness and death.
Special thanks to Rev. Eugene Fullen, Rev.
Sterling Morgan, and Pivont Funeral Home.
May God bless each of you.
Thank you,
Rodney, Randy, Robbie and family
Please save all your cans for the
Fire Dept. Drop off at the station or
call 466-2389 for pickup.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of Eldridge ,Whitey" Ellison Jr.
would like to thank each and everyone for their kindness and
expressions of sympathy shown to us during his recent illness
and death.
Thanks to all of those who came to see Whitey in the hospital
and after he came home, who kept us in their prayers, sent
cards and flowers, called, brought food, or helped in anyway.
We would like to send our sincere thanks to Dr. Waheed
Khan, who tool( care of Whitey the last two years of his life and
his wonderful staff who was so kind and helpful. We would also
like to thank all of th.e staff at Summers County ARH Hospital,
Summers County ARH Ambulance Service, ARH Home Health
Care and Staff, Greenbrier Valley Hospice Inc. and Staff, for all
the care and attention that was given to Whitey and his family.
A special thank you to the Hinton Masonic Lodge #62 AF
and AM for serving as pallbearers and conducting graveside
rites.
A very special thanks to Rev. Kenneth Price for his comforting
words, The First United Methodist Church family, for the delicious
dinner served to family and friends, Rev. Jeff Canterbury and
Mary Pat Duncan for their blessing's expressed through their
music, the staff at Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors for their
thoughtfulness, concerns and help.
May God Bless Each One Of You.
Wife - Wilma Ellison; Daughter - Barbara Elaine; Son -
Robed Wayne and wife Regina and Grandchildren
I
CLOTHES CLOSET
Clothes Closet at Grace Baptist
Church, Sand Knob Road, Nimitz,
will be open every Thursday from
7:00 to 9:00.
Call 466-1615 for more
information or appointment for
other days. A church that cares
because Jesus Cares.
, WEIJ.,NESS CENTER
Schedule of events for this week
at the Wellness Center, 221 Temple
Street, Hinton include:
Thursday-Aerobics class with
Denise Wilson, at 5pm.
Tuesday-Aerobics, again with
Denise Wilson, at 5pm. "
Exercise equipment available
weekday, from 8a.m.-6pm. Il see
you there!
"The Truth Shall Make You Free"
(John 8:32)
By Fred Seavers
Organs and Pianos in Worship?
So far, we have noticed there are no
occurrences in the Bible, of first century
Christians playing on a stringed, etc.,
instrument in praise to God.
We noticed one cannot go back to the
Law of Moses to justify the use of various
stringed instruments in worship to God, for
we no longer follow the Law of Moses, but
the Law of Christ-- Galatians 5:4, etc.
We noticed it does no good to defend
the use of pianos, etc., in worship to God by
language evolved, the word "Psallo,"
translated "making melody (KJV)," began to
refer to songs which were sung to, or not to,
• the accompaniment of mechanical
instruments. Later, in modern Greek, it
referred exclusively to singing only-- Bauer,
Gingrich, and Danker Greek Lexicon.
Some insist this word "Psallo" must still
mean pluck or twang as on a stringed
instrument. Notice however, that in this
verse it was a command to "Psallo," or,
"make melody." Therefore, if it demands a
stringed instrument, etc., each member must
saying, "God didn't say not to use them." play one to fulfill this command of God.
We compared this to the situation with
Moses and the smiting of the rock --
Numbers 20:1-13. Compare also, Leviticus
10:1-2. We cannot add to, nor take away
from the Word of God -- Galatians 1:6-9.
Now notice, that some say, "in Ephesians
5:19, the Bible says to sing Psalms, and they
were sung to the accompaniment of stringed
instruments, etc., Psalm 150." To a point,
this is so. The Old Testament Psalms were
not always accompanied by mechanical
instruments, but often were. Here again,
we follow the example of New Testament
Christians, not the Old Testament Jews.
Some say, "What about the Greek word
"Psallo" in Ephesians 5:19? As the Greek
Common sense of course, would tell you this
is not the case. Even more importantly, if it
be an instrument plucked or twanged, notice
it was to be done, "In your heart ," not in
your hand.
We can know theretore, from example
and command, that New Testament
Christians sang only, and never played.
Next week we will notice some verses from
Revelation chapters 5; 14; and 19;
concerning this same subject.
For questions, comments, or a free
Home Bible Correspondence Course write:
Shockley Hill church of Christ - HC74 Box
57D - Hinton, WV - 25951 or email
bfseavers@ aol.com -- or call 466-9169.
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ANGLICAN
St. Michael's
Hbly Eucharist: 4:30 pm 1st, 3rd,
5th, Sundays at the Presbyterian
Church, corner Ballengae & 3rd
Ave., Ft. Thomas McHenry, 1928
Book Common Prayer.
BAPTIST
Beech Run BaPtist Church
Orbra B. Angell, Jr., Pastor
Sunday School 10 am, Morning
Sewice 11 am, Night ServCe 7
pro, Wed. night prayer meeting 7
pm.
Beltepoint Baptist Church
Chris Brown, Pastor: Sun.
Service: S. S. 9:45 am. Morning
Worship, 11 am. Youth
fellowship,5:45 pm. Evening
Service, 7 pm. Wed. Service, 7:00
pm.
Big Creek
; Love Williams, Paslor: Sunday
:School 10 a.m. Morning Worship
111 am. each Sunday. Prayer
!meeting Wed. at 7 p.m. B Y F
Sunday at 6 p.m.
Brooks Baptist Church
Pastor Robert Merritt: Edwar¢
Cyrus, Sunday Schooli
Superintendent., Sun.School 10
a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Evening Service Sun. at 6 p.m.
Prayer Meeting Thurs. a t 7:00
p.m.
Calvary Baptis(Church
Red Sulphur: Rev. Eddie
Howdock, Sunday School 10
A.M. Randy Hodge,
Superintendent Morning Worship
11:00 A.M, Evening Worship 7:30
P.M. Wednesday Worship 7:30
P.M.
• Camon
Rev. Nathaniel Johnson: Sunday
School, E. G. Crawford, Supt, 11
a.m. Mcrning Worship Every
Sunday. Preaching 1st. and 3rd.
Sundays at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Central
Pastor Grover Mords: 9:45 a.m.
Church School 11 a.m. Morning
Worship. 6:00 p.m. Evening
Worship. 7 p.m. Wednesday Mid
- Week Service.
Chestnut Grove
I Pastori Benny Allen.
, Superintendent: Lowell Bennett.
i Sunday School, 10 a m Morn n!
Worship 11 a.m. Evening Service
7:00 Wed. Evening Service 7:0C
p.m.
Cook's Chapel
(Independent Fundamental)
Dallas Peyton Jr., Pastor: Sunday=
School. Supt., Tom Lamb.
Service: S. S. 10 a.m. Worship 11
a.m; Evening Worship. 7 p.m.,
Wed. 7 p.m. Prayer Meeting.
Country Side
Rt. t2 Forest Hill
Sunday Service 10 & tl am, & 7
pro. Wed night service 7 pro.
Faith Baptist Church
J D Fox, Pastor: Sun. Schoo 10
am, Morning Service, 11 am;
Night Service, 7 pm. Wed. night
prayer meeting 7 pro.
Feemster - Freewill
Two miles north of Alderson on
the AIta Road, Sunday School 10
a.m. Baptist Youth League 6 p.m.
Evening services 7 p.m.
First Baptist Church
Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Bruce
Richmond, Supt. Morning
Worship 11 a.m., Evening Service
7:00 p.m. Mid Week Service 7:00
p.m.
Forest Hill Baptist Church
Pastor Jeff Canterbury: Services
2nd. & 4th. Sunday 9:45, Sunday
School 10:45, Evening Service
7:00.
Freedom Baptist Church
Poweley's Ck., Pastor Qeoge
Cook. Sun. School 10 a.m.
Services 11 a.m. Evening Service
: 7 p.m., Wed. 7 p.m.
Friendship Baptist Church
Greenville Rd. from Forest Hill•
Pastor Joe Spencer. Sunda
School, 10 am, Worship, 11 an"
evening worship 7 pm; Wed
worship 7 pm.
Grace Baptist Church
Bill Ballengee, Pastor, Sunday
School 10 a.m, Morning Worship
11:00 a.m. Sunday Evening 6:00
p.m. Wed. Evening 7:00 p.m.
Griffith Creek, Alderson
Ronnie Cole, Pastor: Sunday
School t0 a.m. Worship Services
11:00 a.m. Evening services at
7:00 p.m.. Mid Week Prayer
;ervice and Bible Study 7:00 p.m.
Youth Meeting Wednesday at 7:00
,.m. Classes for every age group.
Nursery available.
It:llen Mills Baptist Church
Darrell Harem, Pastor: S. S. Supt.
James'Keatley. Sun. School 10
am. Classes for all ages. Worship.
Service, 11 am. and 6 pro. Every
Sun. Prayer Meeting Wed. "/pro.
Judson Free Will
Pastor Charlie Daniels. Sunday
School 10 am, Worship Service, 11
am', Evening Service, 7 pm, Thurs.
Sarvice 7 pm.
Keatley Sprlnga
Sunday School 10 am, Harold
Marks, Superintendent.
Laurel Creek Baptist Church
Pastor: Melvin Wills, S. S.
Superintendent: Mark Ward. S.S.
10 am., Morning Worship 11 am.,
Evening Service 6 pro, Wed. nigh1
bible study 7 pm.
Lick Creek Baptist Church
Kenny Baker, Pastor: Sunda
School at 10 am. Service 11 am.
Evening Service, 6 pro. Wed. night
Bible study.
Little Wolf Creek
llndependent Baptist Church, Off
!Rt. 12 on the Little Wolf Creek
Road• Pastor, Joe Naylor, S. S.
Supt., Wayne Browning, Sunday
School 10:0dam. Worship Service
tl:00 am. Sun. Evening &Awana
31ub 6 pm. Mid Week Service Wed.
7 pm.
Mbadow Creek
Pastor Eddie Johnson: Sunday
School 10 am. Sunday Service 11
em., Wednesday Evening Bible
Study, 6 pm.
New Salem Baptist Church
Pastor I. E. Hatcher: Sunday
School 10:00. Church 11:00
Fundamental.
Nimltz Miselonary
Baptist ChuTch Pastor Conald L.
Hannah S. S. Superintendent Kirby
Bragg, Sunday School 9:45.
Morning Worship and Children
Church 11 a.m. Sunday Morning.
Evening Sunday Worship 6:00.
Prayer Meeting and Youth Meeting
7:00 Wednesday.
Rhonda Anna Memorial
Streeter, WV. Service every 2nd.,
4th. and 5th. Saturday evenings al
7:00 pm.
River Valley"
Rt. 12 Forest Hill Road, Bill
Jenkins, Pastor: 10 a.m. Sunda
School, Joe Spencer,
Superintendent 11 a.m. Morning
Worship. 6 pro. Evening Service,;
:00 pro, & youth meeting, Wed.=
Services, 7:00 pro.
Roles Chapel Church
Jeff Canterbury, Pastor: Sunday
School 10 am., Calvin Martin, Supt.
Morning Service 11 am. Mid-week
Service 7 pm.
Rolllneburg
D. L. Stalnaker, Pastor: 10 a.m.
Sunday School classes for all
ages. Richard Holloran
Superintendent 11 am. Morning
Worship. 7 pm. Night Service.
Sandstone Baptist Church
Pastor Joe Brown: S. S.Supt Dale
Sharer, Assistant Driver Stone, S.
S. 10:00 am., Morning Worship
11:00 am., Sunday Evening and
Wed. Evening 7:00 pm.
Second Baptist Church
"alcott. Pastor Earl Jackson.
Service 1st& 3rd Sun. at 11 am.
Temps Church
Bobby Reed, Pastor: Sunday
School, 10 am. Melvin Williams
Supt. Preaching Services at 11:00
am. every Sunday.
Upland Baptist Church
Pastor: Cecil Cox. Sunday Schoo
Superintendent: Jackie R. Gill, Jr.
Sunday School 10:0g, Worship
Services at - 11:00. Evening
Services 7:00. Wed. service at
7:00 p.m.
War Ridge Freewill
Baptist Church• Sunday School
I0:00 am., Morning Worship 11:00
am., Sunday Evening 6:00 pro.,
Wed. Prayer Meeting 7:00 pro.,
Pastor Rev. Jeffery Pardue.
Mount Pisgah
Hilldala, Hilldale, Rt. 3. Pastor,
Eugene Fullen, Worship 9:30 am.
Sun. School 10:45 am. Open
hurch 10 - 4, Bible Study 6 Thur.
New Hope
Sam Groves, Pastor: Sunday
School 10 am, Worship 1st & 3rd
Sun. 11 am & 4th Sun. at 7:30 pm.
Oak Grove
Sam Groves, Pastor: 1st, 3tO & 5th
Sun. Sun. S. 9:30 2nd & 4th Sun.
Worship 9:30, Sun. S. at 10:30.
Forest Hill
Sam Groves, Pastor: Forest Hill,
1 st & 3rd Sundays: Worship 10 am,
Sun. School 11 am.
Trinity
Sam Groves, Pastor: S. S. 10 art
Worship services 2nd & 4th Sun
11 am & 3rd Sun. at 7:30 pm.
CATHOLIC PRESBYTERIA N
St. Patrick Catholic Church, Mass
Schedule, Sunday 9 am.
CHRISTIAN
Community Christian
Norship Services Sun. 11 am. and
]:00 pm. Bible Study 10 am. Wed.
:00 pm.
First Christian Church
Sunday School 9:45 am, Morning
Norship 11:00 am., Sunday
Evening Bible Study, Sunday 6:00
Youth Meetings 6:00
CHURCH OF
CHRIST
Hlnton
1621 Summers St. Minister, John
McCain: Sunday Morning Bible
Study 9:30 am. Sunday Morning
Worship Service 10:30 am.
Sunday Evening Service 7:00 pm.
Wednesday Evening Service 7 pm.
Lane Church of Christ
at Meadow Bridge
Bible study, 9:30; Sun. Worship
10:30; Sun. evening, 7:00.
Shockley Hill
Just outsida of Hinton) Sun. Bible
Class 10:00 am Worship 11:00 am
and 6:00 pm; Wed. Bible Class
6:00 pm. Call for into & directions
466-9169.Evangelist Fred Seavers
EPISCOPAL
Ascension Eplecop'l Church
"lely Eucharist
unday 11 am
METHODIST
Bellepolnt Charge
:lev. Eugene Fulle, Pastor:
tiller Memorial, 109 Miller Ave.
Sun. School loam. Sun. Worship
11 am. Wed. Bible Study 7 pm.
First United
Methodl Church
Hinton, WV-Kenneth Price
inistar: Sunday School 9:45 am
Morning Worship 11:00 am. Child
care available: Moments with
children, Wednesday Youth Club,
4:30 pm. 6:30 pm., For
Transportation: 466-0544
James Chapel at True
Rev. Tommy Mounts, Pastor:
;ervices 9 am. Sun. School 10 am.
Johnson
Minister, Hubert Groves: Sam
Groves, Lay Leader. Study: 9:45.
Worship 11 am.
Undslde
Red Sulphur. Marshall Fowle
Pastor: Service every 2nd SSnday i
7 pro. every 4th Sun. tl am.
Mary Jane Memorial
Pastor Rand H. Richmond: Sun.
School t 0 am. Morning Worship It
am. Prayer Meeting 7:30 pro.
Methodist Charge
Pat Mick, Pastor: First & 3rd.
Sunday, Brooklyn 9:15. Mt. Zion
10:15 am, Sand Knob 11:30 pro,
Nimitz 2nd, and 4th. Sun. Pluto
Martha Chapel 11:00. Madams
Creek. Pat Mick, Pastor, 2nd &
3rd Sunday,
Centerville
Greenville, 10 am. Sunday School
f:45 pro, Community Worshir
Service
First Presbyterian Church
Ray.Dr. Dewey Bowen: Sunday
School 9:45 & Worship 11:00 am
Prayer Meeting Wed. 7:30 pm.
Hen's Creek
3reanville, 10 a.m. Sunday School
;:45 pm., Community Worship
ervice.
Keller at Lowell
F:lev. Stewart McMurray, Pastor.
Horship Services held at 2:30 pm
::,ntst. and 3rd. Sundays.
McEIlenny
Rev. Stewart McMurray, Pastor.
Srassy Meadows, 10 am. Sunday
School. Worship Service held at 9
am on 2nd. and 4th. Sundays. "
OTHERS
Bennett Chapel
Tug Creek Mt. Travis Hocum
Pastor: Services, Sat. 7 pm, Sun.
evening 2 pm.
Church of the Living God
Pastor Run Iddings: Sun. School
10 am Morning Worship 11 am Sun,
6 pm
Hlnton Church of God
1301 Summers St. Pastor Cecil
Welch: Sun. School 10 am Momin
Worship 11am Sun. Night 7 pit
Wed. 7 pro,
Hlnton Gospel Tabernacle
102 Main Street, Lawrenc(
Bennett, Pastor: Sun. School 11
am. Worship 11:00 am. Youtt
meeting 6:30 pro. EvangelistK
ervice 7:00 pm. Bible Study Wed.
?:30 pro.
Jehovah's Witness
'Sun. t 0 am Public Talk, Sun. 1 am
Hatchtowar, Study Tue. 7:30 pm,
rheceratic School Thurs. 8:30 pm
ervice Meeting.
Jumping BranCh Tabernacle
lev. Elmo Alderman, St,, Pastor:
Franklin Bowlas, Supt. Sun. School
):45 am. Morning Worship 10:45
sin. Youth Fellowship 6:00 pm.
Evening Worship 7:00 pro. Prayer
Bervice Wed. 7:00 pm.
Mount Olivet Church
A community church, Madams
Creek Road, 2 1/2 miles, William
A. Thompson, Pastor: 466-4299,
Sunday School 10:00 am.
Morning Worship 11:00 am,
Evening Service 7:30 pm. EDT,
Wednesday (7 pm EST winter)
Nazarene
1602 Temple St. : Sunday School
10 a,m. Morning Worship 11 am
Evangelist Service Sunday Night
7 pm Thursday. Prayer and Bible
Study 7 pm.
• Pence Springs
Community Church
Pastor Roger Persinger. SS 10
am, Worship Service 11 am, Youth
meeting 6 pro, Sun. night worship
7 pro, Wed. night prayer meeting
7:00 pm. Women's Christian
Fellowship meeting every first
Mort. o1 the month 7 pro.
Pillar of Truth Church
Barger Springs: Sunday School
10:00 am, Moming Worship 11:00
am, Wednesday Bible Study 7:00
pm.
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Speakers Harry Pilkington:
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Family Bible Hour; 7:00 Evening
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Indian Ridge Pipastem: Randy
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