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4-Hinto News,Thurs. July 5, 1979
I to R. Ruby Lee llollaud. Pe.'trl Bragg Roth, Xneda Holland. Irene Bragg Grimmett,
Chantberlain, Gladys Cales Fox. Pauline Bragg Lunsford llolland, and Robert E. Via.
Bridges Honored
At Family Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. W;D. Bridges of'
Ballard was honored with a
family reunion by their child-
ren Saturday June 30, 1979. All
of their nine children were pre-
sent but one. Mrs. Marga:*.t
Deen of Florida who recently
underwent surgery was unable
to travel but the family made a
long distance call and each
member of the family talked to
Mrs. Dean.
Present at the family reunion
were : Miss Pansy Bridges and
Don Bridges of Ballard; Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Copelan..d of
Ballard; Mr. and Mrs. John
Bridges and Kenny and Silva of
Daleville, Ala.; Mr. and Mrs.
Corbett Adkins, Blaine, Letha
and Martha of Hinton ; Mr. and
Mrs. Curtis Adkins, Little Cur-
tis and Gary of Ballard; Mrs.
Robert Richard, Missy and Sar-
ah of Nimitz, Mr. and MrK
Clendel Hill, Bonnie and Ler-
A P ro m is e K e pt
sent was William D. Bridges,
....... the youngest was Sarah Rich-
By Ruby Lee Holland ard and the one traveling the
Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Bridges
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Consideratiofi
For Details
We take care to attend to all
the necessary arrange-
ments.., in compliance with
your wishes...during your
time of bereavement. Our
reputation is built on under-
standing and integrity.
RONALD MEADOWS
FUNERAL PARLORS
130 Temple, Hmton
Phone 466-1179
1929 AND FIFTY YEARS
HENCE: A TEACltER
FULFILLS A PROMISE
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On a snow y day in Febr-
uary 1929 a class of seniors at
Green Sulphur District High
School were discussing the
many changes having taken
place since George Washington
was president. Mr. Robert E.
Via, adviser to the class and
principal of the school promised
the cla that in fifty years he
would invite them to dinner and
they could discuss the changes
of our fifty years.
On a beautiful sunny day,
June 2, 1979 "RIVERSIDE INN
" on the beautiful Greenbrier
River was the setting for iVh..
Via and six of his class of ten
seniors. Two members of the
o class ( Clara Bragg and Ralph
I Gillian) are deceased. Two
members ( Zeima Bragg and
Pauline Redes) were unable to
return for his golden anniver-
sary.
From the very beginning this
class was unique. It was be-
_ cause of the encouragement of
their parents and other int-
O crested citizens that in 1925 the
District Board of Education
- agreed to accept the offer of Dr.
I B.B. Richmond of two acres of
land if they would build a four
room building. A resolution was
passed by the Board to begin
one year of high school and to
add each year as needed until
four years of high school would
, be available for youth in this
, rural area of Summers County.
" Other mdque features of this
class are: they participated in
/ four graduation exercises, the
/ family name of one half of the
,11 class was Bragg , one memb,
er was only fifteen years old anti
her desire was to be sixteen, two
members had taught school
before competing high school,
they were rural youth who
really wanted further educat-
tormi opportunities, they had
parents who were truly inter-
ested in them, and they were
most fortunate to have had the
following teachers: Miss Pearl
Noel, Miss Blanch Skaggs, Mr.
Robert E. Via, Mr. C.D. Mc-
Cormick, Mr. C.E. Roth and
Mrs. Phoebe Roth.
It didn't take a Pauley vs.
Kelly case or a Supreme Court
decision for their teachers to
define and implement a "Th-
orough and Efficient" public
school program. Their four year
curriculum colmisted of : four
years of English, 1st, and 2nd.
.year Latin, High School Math,
Alegbra, Geometry, Genera[
Science, Biology, Chemistry,
Civics, American and World
Histories, and an activity per-
led for Music, Art, Physical
Educe(tun and School Organiz-
ations. Vocational Agriculture
wM added In the second year
and Home Economics in the
fourth year.
Many of the reflections at his
reunion were on the facts taught
by the teachers that had ser-
4 ved them well in their car-
eers. They also reflected on the
changes since '29 in transport-
ation, communication, technol.
gy, medical science and the
Cultural advantages. The fact
that all had been involved and
were still interested in educat-
ion their conversation would
tmon turn back to schools. They
• were. aware of the trend and
tmmetimes the need for consol-
idation; However they conclud-
ed that "Bigger is not necess -r
arlly better."
AS fifty year grads and an
ongoing tnterest in student they
had two wishes for youth of the
future. One, that they could
:have parents with as much
concern for them as their had
and secondly, that the
the same
of dedication.
present:
Bragg (Grtmmett) att-
River State College
and received her A.B. degree in
Elementary Education from
Concord College. Irene has
passed the Teachers Examinat-
ion and taught in one room
schools prior to competing high
school. She continued teaching
in Summers County, combining
her teaching career with that of
homemaking. She married Lin-
us Carman Grintmctt and they
have three daughters and one
son ( Kay is now completing her
M.S. degree, Harriet and Clar-
lain completed high school and
both are excellent home mak-
ers, Timothy completed his
M.S. degree). Since retirement
one of her hobbies is growing
roses, some of which we en-
joyed for our anniversary.
Lunsford Holland graduated
from West Virginia University
with a B.S.C,E. degree worked
in Elkins surveying roads, lay-
ing out lots and houses for
Tygert Valley Homestead,
worked with U.S Forest Ser-
vice and U.S. Army Enginee-
rs on survey of Bluestone Dam.
He later returned to WVU as an
instructor while doing special
graduate work. Retireing as an
engineer in 1968, he built and
operates a 40 unit motel ( the
SENECA on U.S. Route 33,
Elkins).
Lunsford is nmrried to Xneda
Shaffer and they have one dau-
ghter and two sons Lunada
Lee. graduated from WVU, Ch-
arles Robert attended WVU and
graduated from Air Force Ac-
ademy, Richard graduated
from WVU.)
Pearl Bragg ( Laska- Chamb-
erlain) earned a teachers cert-
ificate before completing high
school and taught in one room
schools. After high graduation
Pearl continued teaching in
Summers County and attended
summer school at Concord,
Morris Harvey, and Davis and
Elkins Colleges. She learned to
fly in Bluefleld 1933 ( Kinner
Fleet Bi plane), was recep-
lent of Private. Civilian, Pilot
Training Course at Davis and
Elkins College. She served as
instructor C P T Course at
Marshall College. She served as
a commercial Pilot with Inst-,
ructor Rating, worked as flight
instructor teaching cadetts to
fly in Charleston and Waynes-
hurg; later she flew with
woman's Air Force Pilots and
went .to Alaska as a Bush Pilot
in. 1944.
Pearl married Lewis L.
Laska and they have a son (
Lewis Lynus Laska a Lawyer in
Nashville, Tennessee).
Mr. Laska was deceased in
1948 and Pearl married Edward
E. Chamberlain in 1958. She has
earned an A.B degree at the
University of Alaska and a M.S.
degree from University of
Miami at Oxford, Ohio and has
studied at University of Rhode
lsland, Peabody, and Vander-
hilt.
Pearl earned her 4-H pin, is a
member of 4-H All Stars, Del-
ta Kappa Gamma, Who's Who,
named Fairbanks Women of the
Year, has been presented the
Key to San Diago, and listed in
Personalities of WEST.
Gladys Cales (Fox) attended
Concord College, received her
A.B. degree from Morris Har-
vey College and has done grad-
uate werk from WVU. Gladys
began her teaching career iu
Summers County Schools, later
moving to Kanawha County.
She married John Fox and they
have one daughter t Mary
Helen who graduated from West
Virginia Tech, in Journalism,
received a Fuibright Schol-
arship and did graduate work at
the University of Edinburg
Scotland). Both Gladys and
John retired in 1972 and have
traveled extensively. They
spend the summers in Prat,
West Virginia and winters in
Frostproof, Florida.
Pauline Bragg (Roth) rec-
eived an A.B. degree from West
Virginia University in Botany
and a M.S. degree in Counsel-
ing from West Georgia CoUege.
She taught one year in Sum-
mers County, married Elmer R.
Roth whom she met at WVU and
they lmve two sons ( John
earned an A.A., A.A.B. and
M.B.A. degrees; Rhond earned
and A.B: and Doctor of Juris-
prudence from Georgia Univ-
ersity, Law School).
Pauline taught at Memorial
Mission Hospital and Avondale
High School. Since retirement
she spends her time gardening,
working with crafts, volunteer
work, travel, and physical fit-
ness. She jogged three miles
each day and participated in the
Cherry Blossom Classic in
Washington, D.C. 1979.
Ruby Lee Holland achieved
an A.B. degree in Elementary
Education at Concord College, a
B.S. and M.S. degrees at West
Virginia University and studied
further at Ohio State University
, Merrell-Palmer Institute for
Human Development, and
Pennsylvania State University.
Ruby has taught elementary
and secondary education in
Summers County, was profess-
or and Chairman of the Dep-
artment of Home Economics at
Concord College, served as
assistant supervisor of State
Vocational Home Economics,
joined the staff at West Vir-
ginia University 1965 as Home
Economist in the Center for
Extension and Continuing Ed-
ucation.
When asked to state her phi-
losophy k'qone sentence, she
said "If one always does thier
best a new and better door will
open for them"
Ruby is a member of Delta
Kappa Gamma, Epsilon Sigma
Phi, Retired Teachers Associa-
tion, Business and Professtional
Womens Club. American
Associaiton University Women
and has been active in QUOTA,
International, and is a member
of 4-H All Stars.
Ruby has had articles pub-
lished on Nutrition and various
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Ullrls IOWI: It a.m .Morn. * ' ' "' ' ' . ,, y , /:nl a,m.
People's Meeting, Wed.. 7:36 Hills Chapel 11:30.1tuck
Mr. AShpby Rhodes of Urb-
aodIllinois visited Miss Mary
es recently.
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ing Worship; 6 p.m. BYF; 7 (Except Wedneedays, 7:30 / .,)
p.m. Evening Worship: Wed., 7 p.m ; Mark Ellison. Sr.. youth p.m.); Holy Days, p,m.; First t,4tioll
2ud ned |th Sunday
News at 7 p.m,; Senior Youth each Be(hal 9:3n-Pluto t BRIERS t
Martha ('hpel 10::to-Madam's InC.
('reek
S,nd 00noh t, ::,o-,<m,t,. I FuRHITURe |
Mr. and Mrs. A.B. Sowers and
family of Shelby N.C. visited his
mother Mrs. Sara Sowers over
the weekend.
Visitors in the home of Mrs.
Me(tie Miller and Mrs. Nadine
Carter Sunday were Mrs. Sand-
ra Taylor of Roanoke, Vs. and
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wygal of
Canvass.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lilly, of
Princeton visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C.P. Talhott Sun-
day.
Rev. and Mrs. Bob Shields
and family of Gary visited her
father, R.M. Honaker Saturday.
Revival services at the Rolly.
nsburg Baptist Church closed
Sunday night. Rev. Jim Martin
of Rupert was the speaker and
Roy. D.L. Stainaker pastor of
the church. The revival was a
great success, several convers-
ions and rededications , good
singing and good attendance.
Mrs. Ruby Loudermilk has
returned to her home from
Lexington, Vs. where she was a
patient in the hospital and also
visited her sons Leonard and
Marvin Loudermilk and famil-
ies. Marvin accompanied her
home for a visit.
phases of Home Economics, is
recognized in "Who's Who" of
American Women Educators,
and "Personalities Of the South
Pepsi's Got A
Lot To Give
p.m. Prayer Meeting. director; Juniors each Tuesday
Beech Run Wed night at 7:30 p.m
Pastor. Cart Spade Oriffith Creek
Supt. C.L Ratliff, Sunday
School, l0 a.m.: Worship Ser- Donald Spade. Pastor
Sunday School, l0 a.m.; S.S.
viceeaeh2nd&4thSundayat II Supl. A.F. Dodd; Preaching Ist
a.m,; Prayer meeting. Weds.. 7 & 3rd Sundays. It a.m
p,rn.
River Valley First
Rt. 12 Forest Iiill Road D.D. Elwelt, Pastor
Sunday School, l0 a.m.: Steve
Bill Jenkins. Pastor MoCk)y, Supt.; Morning "Wor-
l0 a.m. Sunday School. Oakley
Grimmer(, Supt,; It a.m. Morn• ship. l! a.m. ; Midweek Service,
ingWorship;7:30pm Evening 7:30 p.m,: Evening Service.
Service: 7 p,m. Youth Fellow- 7:30 p.m.
ship, Thurs, Meadow Creek
Central nev. William Carter
Bellepoint Charlte
Ilubert H. Grov, Minister
Miller Memorial
Church School, l0 a,m.: Morn-
ing Worship, It a.m,: Evening
Service. 7:30 p.m,: UMYF
Wednesday, 6 p.m.
Mount Pisgah
Morning Worship, 9:30 a.m,;
Church School. 10:30 a.m..
UMYF Tuesday, 5:.30 p,m.
Friday, 6 p.m, .
Christian
Community
Paul Zutant, Minister
Worship Services, Sunday, It
a.m. and 7:30 p.m.: Bible Study HINION
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It a,m. Wednesday, 7:30 p,m. ,
First Christian
Evere'tteEasley. Minlster II DOYLE i
Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. ; Mor-
ningWorship, It a.m; Evening :! HARDWARE !
Worship. 7 p.m,; Wednesday
Evening Service. 7p.m. 1 217 Third Ave. |
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attend church
Inn(on S.S. Supt. Mrs. E.E Johnson,
Item. Itllillll ltlitliuin, '" S.S l0 a.m every Sunday;
9:45 a.m Church School: II Prayer Service. Wed,. 6:30:
a.m Morning Worship; 5:30 Worship Service. third Sunday,
p.m BYF; 7:30 p.m. Evening It a.m.
Worship: 7 p.m Wednesday
Mid-Weok Service.
Second
Talcott
Pastor. Carl E. Boggs
First Sun. Servme. 3 to 7 p.m.:
Third Sun. Service at It a.m.
I udson Freewill
Rev. Bert Willis. Pastor
Key, Joe Grtmmett Asst. Pastor
Indian Mills
Pastor. neggie Bales
James Keatley, SS Supt.: Sun-
day School l0 a.m., classes for
all ages; Worship Service.
every Sunday, II a.m and 7
pro.: BYF, Weds. 0 p,m,:
idweek prayer & prame hour, 7
p.m.. Wed
[ J pland
lion F Spade, Pastor
Pole Weikle. Sup(,; Sunday Benny Allen Supt., Sunday
School. l0 am.: Preaching
Service. Is(. 3rd and 5th Sun- School, to .a.nL: Preaching 2nd
day, It a.m. and 7 p,m. Satur- and 4th Sundays, 11 a.m
day Services, 7 pro. Feamster Freewill
Meadow Creek Two n,iles north of AIderso
Pastor Leroy Pack on the Alta noad
t0 a,m Sunday School; Harry Sunday School, 10am.: Baptist
Thompson, Supt.; C.C Corker. Youth League, 6 p.m.; Evening
services. 7 p.m
Sr., adult teacher It a.m.
Morning Service: 7 p.m. Sun. Be[lepoint
Evening Servtce; 7 pm Prayer
Talcott Ch urch
Rev. Bill Carpemer pastor
Forest Hill
Worship. l0 a,m. 1st 3rd and 5th
Sundays, 7:30 p.m 2nd Sunday
night. Church school, II a.m.
Bible study Thurs. evening 7
p,m
Trinity
Worship It a.m. 2nd and 4th
Sundays: 7:30 pro. 3rd Sunday
night Church School l0 a.m
Every Sunday, Bible Study 1:30
p.m Thursday.
New llope
Worship ll a.m. ]st and 3rd
Sunday; 7:30 p.m. 4th Sunday
night Church School I0 a.m
every Sunday.
Oak Grove
Worship tO a.m 2nd and 4th
Sundays; 7:30 p.m. Is( Sunday
night. Church School tO a.m.
every Sunday. Bible Study 7
p.m Tuesday.
Lin.dside
Red Sulphur
Marshall Fowler. Pastor
It a.m. Holy Communion- Ist It
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and 3rd Sundays; It a.m. -
Morning prayer 2nd, 4th and 5th
Sundays.
Church of
Christ
Shockley Hill
Tug ('reek Road
Sunday Worship, It am.: Sun-
day Evening,
Wednesday Services, 7:30 p.m.
Elton
J. Estil Gill, Minister
Sunday Morning Bible Study, 10
a.m. Sunday Morning Worship
Services.
Evening Services, 7 p.m.: Wed.
nesday evening service, 7 p,m
Hinton
1621 Summers St.
James H. Davis. Minister
Sunday morning Bible Study, 10
a.m.: Sunday morning Worship
Service every second Sunday, 7 Service, 10:45 a.m
Service. Thurs,
Tcmpa .School. t0 a.m.: Morning Wor.
W.W. Beaver. Pastor ship. I1 a,m.: BYF. Wed.. 7
Sunday School. l0 a.m WR p,m.: Evening Worship. 7:30
Boone. Supt.: Preaching Ist and p.m. : Midweek Prayer Service.
3rd Sundays, 11 a m. Wed 7:30 p.m.: AWANA.
Wed. 6:30 n,m.
Chestnut Orove Freedonl Baptist ('hurch
Pastor Eddie Johnson Sieve Ilowdoek. Pastor
SS. isi & 3rd Sundays at It Supt. Sunday school- Diamon J.
a.m S,S 2nd & 4lhSundaysat Wood
I0 a ,n ; I reaching services lsl Jack Cales-Assll Supt.
/It 3r't Sundays at 9:45: Preach- Preaching It a.ln.. 7 p.m. each
tPg 'ervice 4th Sat. nighls at Sunday
7: C. Prayer Service-Wed. 7 p.m.
Rollinphur:, Little Wolf Creek
I).L. Stalnaker. Pastor Independent Baptist Church
10 a.m. Sunday School, classes Off Rt. I2-on i.itUe Wolf ('reek
for all ages, Richard Holloran. Road.
Supt.: II a.m Morning Wor- Donald I,. hannah. Pastor
ship: 7 pro. Nigllt Service, Sunday School. 10am,: George
sermon by pasior. Cook. Supt. : Worship serwce. I l
am Sunday: Youth meeting,
[:our Mile 6:3o p.m Sun.: Evening Ser-
James Simms. Pastor vice. 7:30 p,m. Sun, : Mid Week
10 a,m Sunday School: Paul Service, Wed. 7:30 p.m.
Epperly, Jr., SS Supl.; Worship Bi Creek
service 2nd and 4th Sundays, It
a.m. and 7 p m,: Midweek Eddlenarrls. Pastor
Prayer Service, Wed,. 7 p,m, Sunday School, l0 a.m : Morn-
ing Worship, I1 am. each sun.
Calvary day: Evening services Sunday
Calvary Baptist Church . at 7 p.m.: Prayer mee(mg.
Sunday School 10:00 am. Wed.. at 7 p,m,: BYF. Sunday
Worship lla.m, evenmg service a 6 p.m
7 p.m. each Sunday, Mid- week - Pine Grove
Iayer meeting and BYF each Pastor- W. C. Sampson
Sunday School Supt. Bill ltawks
Wednesday at 7 p,m. Silsa Gore, Sunday Sclool. l0 a,m.: ,
Pasto.r. Morning wor-
Carr's Freewill ship. lla.m.: EveningWorsblp.
noute I. Ilinton 7:30 p.m.: Wednesday Evening
Services each Friday at 7:30 Service. 7:30 p.m.
p.m. with (he t{ev. Gerald Carr Laurel Creek
speaker
Pastor. Eddie Johnson
[{rot)ks Sunday School. 10 a.m
Paslor. Itec.,la Ines E, Johnson Preaching, lsl and 3rd Sunday.
Edward t'yrus. Supl., Sunday II a.m.: IsI and 3rd Sunday
School In am,: Preaching II evening. 7:30 pro.: BYF
aJn 2nd & 4th Sundays; Sun- Friday, 7:30 p.m
day nighls. 7 p.m,: Prayer Roles Chapel
meeungs, Thurs. 7:30
Carl Edwards. Pastor
Ca nlol'l Sunday School, 10 a.m,.
PaMor, Bey. Bilh ('.allows) Bob Hogue. Supt.: II a.m,
WayneB.('hambers, Pastor p,m,; every fourlh Sunday, II
John Mann. S.S Sup(: Sunday a.nl.
I oh nso n
Minister. Leo Farley
Eileeo Skaggs, Lay Leader:
Study, 9:45: Worship, II a,m,
Methodist Circuit
Greeuville
James E. Bailey, Pastor
First and Third Sunday:
Wayside
Worship. 9:30 a.m.; Sunday
School, 10:30 a.m.
Greenville
Sunday School tO a.m.; Wor-
ship, 11 a.m.: Bible Sludy,
Wed., 7 p.m.
('reamery
Sunday School 10 a,m.: Wor-
ship, 7 p,m.
Second Smlay:
Evening Service, 7:30 p.m.;
Wednesday Evening Service.
7:0 p.m.
Others
Riverview Chapel
Speaker Uarry PIIkington
Sunday
9:30 Lord's Table I t :00 Parody
Bible Ilour; 4:00 Junior Young
People: 7:30 Evening Gospel
Service.
Wednesday
6: 30 Senior Young People: 7: 0
Prayer meeting and Bible
St udy.
Jumping, Branch
TabernacLe
Elmo Alderman, Sr.. Pastor
Tom Coffman. Supt., Sunday
Mt. lleddlng School, 9:45 a.m.: Morning
Worship, 9 a,m,: Sunday Worship, 1"0:45 a.m Youth
School, 10:30 a.m. Fellowship, 6:30 p,m. : Evening
Mt. Alexander Worship, 7:30 p.m.: Prayer
Sunday School, 10 a.m.: Wor- Service, Wed,. 7:30 p.m.
ship, I t a.m. : MYF Fellowship,
Mon.. 7:30 p.m.
St. John
Sunday School, 10 a.m.
Worship. 0 pm
Fourth Sunday:
SI. Johv
Worslfip, 9:30 a,m.; Sunday
School. 10:30 a,m
Mt. Ileddlng
Sunday School, l0 a.m: Wor-
ship, 7 p.m
James Yates. Pastor
First & Third Sundays:
Church School, 10 a.m. ; Preach-
Pentecostal Holiness
199 Main Street
Granville Martin
Sunday Service, 7 p.m.: Priday
Service 7 p.m.
Hinton Gospel
Tabernacle
102 Main Street
I,awrence Bennett. Pastor
Sunday School I0 a,m. Morn-
ing Worship, II a,m,;' Youth
meeting. 6: 3o p.m. : Evangelist.
c service. 7:30 p.m.: Bible
ing, II a,m. at Meadow Bridge Sludy, Wed., 7:30 p,m
Church: Charge MYF meets the
. First Sundays at 7 p.m Mount Olivet
Second Sundays : Earl li'alllnll|er, llaslor
Lxlekbridge. I1 n,m,: bane. 7:30 Sunday School. i0 a,m,: Morn-
fountain service i
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Lane. II a.m.: Lookbridge, 7:30 Chtlrch of God Fundamental
p.m.: 2nnd Sunday, 9:30 a.m,:
Sunday School, 10:30 a.m,: 4th Bobb.vSimnlons Pastor
Sunday, 9:30 a.m : Sunday Sunday School. 10 a.m.: Morn-
School, 10:30 a.m. ing Worship. II a.m,: Evange- Jehovah's Witness
byt listic Service. 7:30 p.m.: Wed Sunday, to a.m.. public talk:
Pres erian night services. 7 p.m,
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Keller Madam's Creek Study: Tues.. 7:30 p,m. Theo-
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and3rdSundaysat 11 a.mand6 Wed., 7 p.m.
Centerville
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Sandstone
• to a.m, Sunday School; 7:45
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][ IVJlIll- Pastor Rev. n.B. Shrewsbury Service.
RoonieShuck, Ass( Sup(,: Sun. Services, 9 a.rn.; Sunday
day School. 1o a.m,; Morning School, tO a.rn Mc]henny
Worship, II a,m. : Prayer meet- Grassy Meadows
ing, Wed.. 7 p.m Mary Jane emoria[ tga.m.SundaySchool; Worship
Keatley Sprins Pastoraenon. Richmond
Sunday School, 10 a.m : Morn.
Willle Briers, Pastor ing Worship, I1 a,m,; Evening
II a.m. Preaching Sunday,. 10 Worship, 7:30p.m.: Wed. Pray-
a.m. Sunday School every Sun- er meeting, 7:30 t,m.
day, Harold Meeks. Supt.
Leatherwood Hinton
Earnest E. Boyd, Pastor
Pastor W.F. Sprinkle Church School, 9:45 a.m.; Mor,
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Warren n. Mcnugh, Pastor Service Meeting,
10 a,m Sunday School: II a.m Pinestem
Morning Service; 7 p.m. Sunday
nighl service: 7:30 p.m. Wed,, Church o God
prayer meeting, charge of the Bob Iiambrlek. Pastor
class leader. Ray Keamn. Sunday School
Supt,; Sunday School. 0:45
Pence
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Edward nowdock. Pastor a,m.: Sunday
Sunday School. 10 a.m Johnny Worship, 7 p.m.: Bible
Coiner, Supt.: Worship Service, Wed,, evening 7 p,m.
tO a,m. Sunday School; 11 a,m. ning Worship, tl a.m.; Evening Rev. T, Johnson, Minister
Preaching Service, Sun.: 7:30 Worship, 7:30 p.m.: Midweek Sunday School, 0:45 a.m.; Wor.
p,m. Evening Service; 7 p.m. PrayerFell0wship, Wed,, 7: ship. li a,m,; Prayer meeting,
Wed Bible Study. p.m, Wed., 7 p.m.
11 a.m.: Midweek Prayer Ser-
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Wed, ,7:30 p.m.: Night services
Hen's Creek 7:0 p.m. excep! 5th Sunday,
Greenville
l0 a.m Sunday School; 7:45 Nazarene
p.m Community Worship 1601 Temple St.
Service. Pastor Rev. nobeH Wiseman
S,S, Supt. Mary Jane Phillips,
First Presbyterian
Pillar of
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at Burger Springs
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