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Farley--Pabody
Miss Jo Ann Farley became assisted by the Rev. George
the bride of Douglas Michael Pabody of Dothan, Alabama,
Pabody on Saturday, June 23rd uncle of the groom. Wedding
at 3:30 P.M. at the First Bap- music was provided by Mrs.
tist Church in Hinton. June Elwell who accompanied
The bride is the daughter of Alan Farley, soloist, singing" A
Mrs. Anna Farley of Hinton Wedding Prayer". Mrs. Elwell
and the late Billy Joe Farley. also accompanied Miss Pare
The bridegroom is the son of Roderer and Jon Pabody, sing-
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest O. Pabody ing, "Lord, Send Us Anywhere
'of Willingboro, New Jersey. The ", Given in marriage by her
Rev. Delvin D. Elwell" officiat- brother, Alan Farley, the bride
ed the double-ring ceremony, was attired in a formal gown of
white Qiana. The portrait neck-
line, Empire bodice, and long
narrow sleeves were outlined
and accented by heavy Venise
lace. A softly gathered A- line
skirt was enhanced by a full
Watteau chapel train. Her bon-
net cap of pearl sprinkled org-
anza and matching materials of
the gown, held a single lace
edged tier of illusion, She carr-
ied a miniature carnation bou-
quet centered with an ap.ricot
rosebud corsage. Attendants
were Mrs. Ellen Linkenhoker of
Luray, Virginia, the bride's
sister, matron of honor.
Miss Janet Osborne of- White
Sulphur Springs, cousin of the
bride, Miss Cindy Pabody of
Willingboro, New Jersey, sister
of the groom and Miss Pare
Roderer of Greenville, S.C.
Bridesmaids. They wore ident-
ical long gowns of apricot
Qiana. Each wore apricot silk
flowers in her hair and carried
colonial bouquets of silk flow-
ers. The flowergirl was Gina
Ellen Linkenhoker, niece of the
bride. Ringbearer was William
Joseph Linkenhoker, nephew of
the bride. Best man was Brad
Pabody of Willingboro, N.J.,
brother of the groom. Grooms-
men were Bill Chandler of
Greenville, S.C., Jon Pabody of
Greenville, S,C., cousin of the
groom and Dennis Komis of
Milawaukee. Wis.
Following the wedding cere-
monya reception was held at
the church. The wedding and
recevtion was under the direct-
ion of Mrs. Ernest Parry, of
Belle, W.V., aunt of the bride.
Music for the reception was
furnished by pianist David
Meadows, cousin of the bride.
The bride is a graduate of Bob
Jones University and a former
Faculty member. The groom is
also a graduate of Bob Jones
University.
After a wedding trip to Penn-
sylCania and New York, the
couple will reside in Greenville,
S.C.
Out of town guests included:
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Farley of
Crewe, Va.; Miss Ashley I-lend.
erson, Mrs. Leroy Hill and
Rebecca all of Lynchburg, Va.;
Mrs. Michael Hastings, Mr. and
Mrs. David Meadows and
Leslie all of Oak Hill, W.Va.;
Dr. and Mrs. Julian Meadows of
Lewisburg, W.Va.; Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Parry.. of Belle,
W.V.: Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cross and Marie of Clemons,
N.C.: Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Wathall, Kim. Pare, Philip and
Sharon of Covington, Va.; Mr.
and Mrs. William Griffith and
Linda, Mrs. Norman Bias and
Mrs. Katrina Garten all of
Beckley, W.V. ; Rev. Delvin D.
Zlwell, Jr. of Rupert, W.V.;
Mrs. Miles Trout, Mrs. Richard
Glass and Micahel all of Hun-
tington, W.V; Mr. and Mrs.
Ke00ler's
learanc
July e
Starts July 5 at 9 am
Ernest O. Pabody, Cindy, Tracy
and Greg, Mr. Brad Pabody,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kostrub
all of Willingboro, N.J.; Rev.
and Mrs. George Pabody, Miss
Andra Pabedy of Dothan Al-
abama; Mr, and Mrs. Steve
Pabody, Stevie and Tami and
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Komis all
of Milwaukee, Wis.: Mr. and
Mrs. Jon Pabody, Mr. Bill
Chandler, Miss Pain Rodere,
Miss Linda Ashburn, Miss Cam-
ille Auten, Mrs. Steve Craig,
Miss Judy Groff all of Green-
ville. S.C.; Mrs. Paul Peters of
Colmnbia, S.C. and Joel Salatin
of Greenville, S.C. and Mrs.
Frances Cale of Harrisonburg,
Va.
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Jeffrey David Gilbert will ob-
serve his second birthday July
5. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Vince Gilbert of Canton, Mich.
igan and the grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Busha of Buff-
alo, N.Y. and Mr. and mrs.
Raymond Gilbert of ilinton: His
great- grandmother is Mrs. Eva
Light of Forest llill.
Thurs. July 5, 1979 Hinton News=-3
Ju0000ping Branch News
Mr. and mrs. Ben H. Light of
Greenbrier Drive Bellepoint ob-
served their Golden Wedding
anniversary Friday June 29th at
their home. They were the
recipients of many lovely gifts,
flowers and phone calls
throughout the day. The Rev.
H.L. Hout of Hinton performed
the marriage ceremony June
29, 1929 in the home of Mrs.
Light's aunt and uncle, the late
Mr. and Mrs. Riehond Cole who
resided in the brick row on
Temple St.
Mr. and Mrs. Light motored
to Bluefield Sunday July I
where they spent the day and
enjoyed their anniversary dinn-
er in the home of their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Bennie Light Jr.
Mrs. Sandra LaPlant of Jack-
sonville Florida is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Dexter Hill this
week. Mrs. La Plant will be
rememebered as a former res-
ident Miss Sandra Deeds of
Jumping Branch.
Weekend visitors in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Arthur
were their daughter. Miss Ger-
aldine Arthur of Richmond, Va..
who came especially to attend
the 20th year Hinton High Sch-
ool graduation class, Saturday
June 30. Other visitors were Mr.
and Mrs. Derry Fitzwater and
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sons, Jerry Allen. Wesley and
Eriek of Salem, Ill.; Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmie Fitzwater and
daughter Leona and son Paul of
Point Pleasant, and Mrs. Elva
Fitzwater of Princeton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Arthur,
Streeter, Road, were notified
Sunday afternoon July 1%y
telephone of the death of, r
aunt, Mrs. Lottie (Skeltca)
Kinnington, of White 'rl US,
N.Y.
The body will be sent to
Beckley by plane to the Calf,
funeral home wehre friends
and burial will be hdd Thur-
sday July 5 at 2 p.m.
The family of the late Mr. and
Mrs. John L. Osborne met
Sunday July 1 at the home of
Mr. and mrs. Ruehl Meadows
for their annual get together
and home coming. Dinner was
served cafeteria style to these
relatives and some friends:
M.r and Mrs. George Cales
and son J.B., Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Warren, Frank Douglas
and Haley, Mr. and mrs. James
Amick and son John Mack, Mr.
and mrs. Larry Rifle, Beth
Blevins, Mr. and mrs. Richard
Wiseman and daughter Melissa,
Mrs. Elaine Malics and son
Brandon and James Wiseman
all of Beckley; Mr.s Donald
Allen and children, Joe and
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Pe of Pb. Va.; Mrs.
Maybelle John of Bracken, Mr.s
:Dale Bogp, Kevin and K iren
of Franlderd; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles W. Osborne, Mrs. Betty
Jo Lilly Boek]ey; Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Osborn aad daughter
Mlchaelle of B-kley; .,Ir.
D.W. Ritter Hintan; Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen, Meadows and
daugl'.er b:phaj of Nimitz;
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Sims and
daughters janle and lbm of
Beckley; Ma. and Mrs. Robert
KeaWn and children Lisa. Mer.
idith and Robert. Mr. and mrs.
R Mdows and da
Mis Mary '¢leadows and Mt.
Teva Lieadows.
Opeh Church
'I#ne wedding of Miss Janet
Lynn Forren and Bobby Ray
Turner will be solemnized Sat-
urday, July 7, at 2:00 P.M. in sn
open church cem in the
First Methodist Church of Him
ton.
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