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4 - Hinton News Tues. Jnly 20, 1999
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Articles submitted to the Hinton
Newsmust reach the office by Frl.
day noon in order to be cosmidorod
for publication in the following Tues-
daypaper. Plemm includoyournmme
and a phone number where you can
be reached during buninmm houri.
The Hinton New= rmmrvee the right
to edit any materiel and regre that
articles cannot be rammed.
ItemJ For the Community Bulletin
Board must leech the oflm by II am
Monday in order to he cmmidered for
publication in that weok's paper.
Maritza Cerrud and Charles
Randy Ward announce the birth of
Charles Abraham Ward. Abraham
was born March 12, 1999 and
weighed 7 lbs. 14 oz. He was born in
Warner Robins, Georgia.
Abraham is the grandson of
Aretha A. Ward of Pipestem and the
greet-- grandson of Faye Jolliffe of
Hinton. He also is the grandson of
Leonida and Pedro Cerrud of
Panama.
Brian Grimmett
Celebrates
Birthday
Brian Grimmett, celebrates his
25th. birthday on June 24th. He
received several cards, and three
birthday cakes. The cakes were
made by his wife Kathy Grimmett,
mother-in-law, Faye Miller and by
his mother, Anne Mae GrimmetL
Those who were present to help
celebrate this birthday were: his
wife, Kathy Grimmett, Faye and
Charles Miller, Edward Andrews,
William Andrews, and Bobby
Andrews.
He received an antique car from
his wife, Kathy.
NEED GLASSES
Tim' I liltton I,itlns Clui) is in need
of ,J.;L'(I ('yC gl;l.LtS.
IfyotJ Ilave any please drop offat
liricr,, I ).n's Sr}rts Shop, or Garry' s
II,cd ( ',;Jr I,,t.
Two Summers County
;:Residents Earn Academic
Honors at FSC
Ralph Cook
Former Local Resident Directs
Recording Session Of "Little Voices"
A former Summers County to use the money from the sale of
resident, Ralph Cook, who teaches tapes and CDS, Solomen and his
music at Lakeview Elementary crew, who record for some of the
School in Mt. Juliet Tennessee, a music greats like George Jones,
suburb of Nashville, recently TammyWynette, Patty Loveless and
directed 720 students in a recording so on, provided the use of the studio,
session at Woodland Studies in their services and the tape.
Nashville. Cooks music career began in
The process took over a week to Hinton with his first music teacher,
complete and ended at Lakeview Mrs. Elsie Webb, who now resides
when Bob Solomen, owner of in Nashville and Mrs. Ann Gore. He
Woodland Studies and his crew graduated from Liberty University
came to the school with their with a BS in Music Education,
equipment and recorded the entire received his Masters 'in Educational
student body. Leadership at Middle Tennessee
Each grade level recorded one State University in Murfreesboro,
song and the special chorus, which served as Minister of Music in
consists of some 155 students from Virginia, Ohio, Maryland and Tenn.,
the fourth, fifth and sixth grades and is now in his 5th year of teaching
• sang three. Some of the selections at Lakewood.
were, "I Can See Clearly," "America If interested in purchasing a tape
Depends on You and Me," "Friends or CD, call 615-758-5619 during
are Like Diamonds," "Everyone Has school hours or 615-443-1456 after
Something They Can Do," "Big school. The proceeds from the sales
Dreams," to name a few. will be used for the music
The recording project came about department of the school as well as
after Cook read that Solomen offered a scholarship fund for students who
the use ofhis studio to other schools want to continue their music
for fund-raising purposes. After education at Blair School of Music
negotiating how the school proposed at Vanderbilt University.
Byrd's 1999 W. VA. Scholastic Recognition Award
Winners Announced
U. S. Senator Robert C. B, D-
W. VA. nbuced recently at 9
West Virginia high -school
valedictorians have been presented
his Scholastic Recognition Award for
1999.
The Robert C. Byrd Scholastic
Recognition Awards are presented
annually to the valedictorians of
each of West Virginia's public,
private, and parochial high schools,
and the West Virginia Schools for the
Deaf and Blind.
The award which Byrd has
presented to 8,471 scholars since he
started the program in 1969 -- is
accompanied by a $50 U. S. Savings
Bond. The program is financed
through a trust fund established by
Byrd, who has presented mere than
$194,000 in awards since the project
II I
began.
"I am pleased to recognize the
successes of West Virginia's 1999
valedictorians. Their
accomplishments are impressive
and deserving of the Byrd Scholastic
Recognition Award," Byrd said.
Byrd also authored and secured
Congressional approval of the
Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship
Program, a federal initiative that
awards college scholarships, based
on academic achievement, to high
school graduates throughout the
nation.
Local winners were: Jared
Thomas Burton, Pipestem Christian
Academy; Sarah Elizabeth Amick,
Jennifer Megan Richmond, and
Ellen Elizabeth Scott, Summers
County High School.
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CARD OF THANKS
My family and I would fike to thank
everyone who prayed, sent donations or
showed any acts of kindness to me during
my sickness and cancer treatments.
Thank You
God Bless
Linda and Able Lilly
"1 I II lill
Two ,tt]dL'lits from ,tllnlners
(,oln[y were llll}on thoe nt|me(l to
U|L' l)L'lili'S IJxt llt i'airln(mt hitc
Colh;g,.. ltlh,'r (:Ollll)h:ting the Hpring
sl:l.esLer. A total of 30 FSC
tl.lL'nl lre bci.g n'ecognizcd for
m;mb;mic dil.in(:tioll I)y earning .
3.4 or I.d.ter grmle, ixfint ilver.gv.
I )r l"rcd I"iduro, I)Fov{mt und Vice
ISrc.idi:.t Iir :Acn(hluic Affairs,
nd,'.xid l.l., list l..l IloIxI tirol I..)
I.(: l.ttdul. wen; ,ltmed Lo the
Preidnt' I.iHI. for ,chi.ving a
lllrli;ct 4.0 gr.dv lint ilV(rilgo.
I)L't,n's last; Siir.h J. (:rawfi.l,
.'xri Alilt M.nsllchl.
Pivont Funeral Home
100 Park Ave., Hinton 466-0026
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Mount :Olivet Camp Meeting
To Begin
Rev. Robert Isaacs
ACEP COACHING CLINIC
The W. VA. Secondary School
Activities Commission and RESA-I
will be sponsoring a class for any
non-teaching personnel wanting to
be certified to coach in any public
school in West Virginia. The class
will be on July 7-8, 1999 and will be
taught at the Woodrow Wilson High
School in Beckley, West Virginia.
The class will be conducted from
5:00 pm to 11:00 pm on Wednesday
and Thursday nights. The course fee
is $125.00 and the instructors will
be Robert Gunter and John O'Neal.
Larry Hatfield will be the First-Aid
instructor. The class will certify the
participants to coach in public school
and also be certified in First Aid.
Anyone wishing to enroll must
enroll on or before July 6th., by
calling RESA-I at 304-256-4712 ext.
321 or 1-800- 766-7372, or Robert
Gunter at 304-732-6690 or John
O'Neal at 304-466-2530 in the
evenings.
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.
The 1999 Mount Olivet Camp
meeting will begin Friday evening
July 23rd. and will continue through
Friday evening July 30th. The main
services are 8:00 and 10:45 AM and
7:30 PM.
The camp evangelist are: Rev.
David Gallimore ofWrightsville, GA.
and Rev. Robert Isaacs of
Spartanburg, S.C. The Howard
Russell Family of Knoxville,
Tennessee will be in charge of the
music. The annual missionary
serv/ce will be Sunday July 25 at
2:30 PM Thursday night will be
Youth night.
Rev. Allen Gallimore, president of
Mount Olivet Camp extends an
invitation to everyone to attend
camp meeting. The camp ground is
located two and one half miles west
of Hinton on Madams Creek Road.
Bloodmobile
Here July 23rd.
It's summertime and the gidng
is easy. American Red Cross
Bloodmobile will be in Hinton on
Friday, July 23rd. from noon - 6 PM
at the Hinton Moose Lodge, 415
Second Street, Hinton.
Sponsored by: Summers County
ARH Auxiliary. Please eat before
donating! Give blood this summer.
1-800-Give-Life.
Revo David Gallimore
AMERICAN LEGION
The American Legion will meet on
the 4th. Thursdays of each month
at 7:00 p. m. in the Lincoln School.
Open Church
Wedding
You are invited to'he open c ,urch
wedding of Stephanie Wilte: and
Terry Elkins at First Baptist
Church, Saturday, July 24th. at 2:00
o'clock.
A reception will follow in the
church Fellowship Hall.
RONALD MEADOWS
FUNERAL PARLORS, INC.
130 TEMPLE ST., HINTON, WV. 25951
466-1179 OR 1-800-538-9593
DAVID W. JOHNSON, MANAGER
HAVING SERVED SUMMERS AND
SURROUNDING COUNTIES FOR THE
PAST EIGHTY THREE YEARS WITH
SINCERE AND AFFORDABLE
SERVICES. THE FUNERAL PARLOR
THAT FAMILIE HAVE TRUSTED
FOR GENERATIONS.
DAVID JOHNSON - DARRELL LILLY
JACK DAVID WOODRUM - MARK FOX
That Blessings May Shine on You...
Come to Church
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ANGLICAN
lit lichls
, Nob/E0chamt: 40 pm 1, 3rd.
am. Stay i e Prmbytwlan
Ave., Ft. Ham/O. Soon, Ifl, 1926
Ice 11 am, Night Se,-vk 7 pro,
Wed. nlghl payw rneet 7 pm.
t Church
Chde Brown, Peslo#: Sun. e-
k: S. S, g5 ant Momin Wof-
shl 11 un. Your h telowshb,5:45
pro. Ewmlng Sevlce, 7 pro. Wed.
Send(, 7:00 prrc Prayer Mting
& Bible Study. Seeds For Thought:
7.'50 m o gO.5 & 6.7 FM
BI 9 Crm*k
Lovell Williams, Pastor: Sunday
SChoo t0 &m. Momin 9 Wohip
11 a.m. each Sunday. Prayor
,me Wed. al 7 p.m. S Y F I
Sunday a 6 p.m.
ik'ook Iq:J Chun:h
PaYor Robert Merrill: EdwarO
CTm|. Sunday School Supenn-
lenient., Sun.schN 10 .m,
Moml Womhip 11 Lm. Eve.
nlng Service Sun,al 6 p.m. Prayel
Meeflr Thurs. al 7.OO p.m.
CWvm7 ptit
Red Sulphur: Ray. Eddk HOW-
dod Sund SchOol 10 M.
Randy Hodge , Supednlendent
Momir WohD 11:00 A.M.
Ewmlng Worship 7:30 P.M. Wed-
nesday Womhip 7:30 P.M.
Rev. Nathlel Jchnon: Sunday
School E. G. Cfawford, Supt, 11
a.n Morning Womhip Even/Sun-
day. Pmh tit. and 3rd.
Sundap a ! ! a.m. and S p.m.
Pallor Kuh: S:45 &m.
Church . 1t .m. Mrg
WorlhIp. 6:'10 p.m. O Y F .7:00
p.m. E Worthip. 7 p.n
Wednday Mid. W $ml.
ChHInut Gre
Pa,o¢: Benny Nlen. $up'nn-
dee: Bnnt. Sunday
Smoot 10 a.nt Morning Wohlp
11 &m. Evening Service 7:00
Wed. Evening Service 7.'00 p.m.
Cook'e Cq
(Regular Baptk Chush) John S.
Atldnson, Pastor: 10 gLm. Sunday
Schoo S. TornLzrnb. 1.1 &m.
Morning WonD. 6 m., B Y F 7
p.m. Evening WoripWed. 7p.rrt
Prayer Metng.
Cmlry Sk
RL 12 Foml Hill
Sunday t0 & 11 am, & 7
pro. Wed nlgh114mdoo 7
- Fmewlll
Two north di Aidaam on
the Mm Road, Sndsy Sch 10
&m. Bptt voum L 6 p.nt
Eveal Im4¢ee 7 p.m.
Rr Cuch
Sunday SdN 9;45 &m. Bruce
Rmo,, Sot Uomln W-
IP 11 Lm..Eving Smvk: 7O
[ p.m. Mid Week Set,ce 7:00 p.m.
i Fnmt Hlil Iqst Church
Paldor Jt Cntedry: Services
2nd: & 4th. Sunday 9:45. Sunday
Schoo 10:45, Emtng Seice
7.'00.
G'aCB t Church
Bill 8atipee. Pastor. Sunday
Schoo to .m.. Morning Womhlp
11 &m..qunday Evedng 6.'00
ip.m, w. Emg ?o p.
! (klfflth Creek, Aldemon
Eddlo , Pallo: Sun(t W
Sc 1OLm. Wom Sedcee
11:00 a.m. Evenin 9 eevioes at
700 p.m. Mid Week Prayer airY-
lee and Bible Study 7.'00 p.m,
You Meedn 9 Wednesday ,. 7:00
p.m. Clas f evrf age group.
Nunm available.
Indlmt Mils Oaptlet Church
D,11u'mll Pastor: S. S. Supt.
Jame Kelley. Sunday SChool
10 am. Ctasm for all ages. Wor-
I1". Set#ice, 11 am. end 6 pm.
Every Sunday. Prays' Meeting
Wed. 7pro. i
Judon Free Wig
Pastor Cha.'fie Oanll. Sunday i
School 10 am, Womhip Service.
11 am, Evenn 9 Se¢e, 7 pm
Thum, Service 7 pm.
Kntley Slm'lnge
Sunday So 10 am, Narol
Meekl, Superintendent.
Laurel Creek Baptist Church
Pas.to¢: M ike Ballard, S. S. Super-
intendenl: MarF, Ward. S. S. 10i
am., Morning Worship 11 am,,
Evening Service 7 pro. Wed. nigh1
bble study 7 prn.
Uck Creek Sptlst Church i
Tracy dmme. Pastor: Sunday I
School at 10 am. Service 11 am,
Evening Sontce, 7 pro. Wed, nigh1
Slble study.
Ume Wolf Creek
Independent Baliat Church, Off
Rt. 12 on the Lit'tie Wolf Creek
Road. Pastor, Joe NayibL S. S.
SUP(., Wayne Browning, Sunday
School 10.'00 am. Worship Serv-
ice 11:00 am. Sun. Evening &
Awana Club 6 pro. Mid Week Serv-
k Wed, 7 pro.
Melow Creek
Pastor Chip Jones: Sun.10 am.
Sunday School ; 11 am., Morning
Worship; 7 pro. Evening Worship;
7 pnt Thur=day, MI Week Sble
Study and Prayer Meetin 9.
New Satem Baptist Church
Pastor I. E. Hatchec Sunday
School t0:00. Chu¢ch 11.'00 Fun-
damlaL
Main Weelonery
Bal Church Pester Donald L.
HInth S. S. Suptendent
Kiddy Bragg, Sunday School 9:4 5.
Morning WO'D and Children
Church 11 &m. Sunday Morning.
Evening Sunday Worship 6.'00.
Pra Meelin 9 and Youth Meet-
Ing 7:00 Wednasday.
Pine Grove
Sunday Schoo(Supt., Gill Hawks,
Sunday School 10 am, Morning
Worship 1 t :00 am. Wednesday
Evening Service 7:30 pm.
Flonda Arms Memodal
stmeter. WV. Servceevery2nd.,
4lb. 51h. Saturday evenings
=1 7:OO pro.
Rivet Valley
R t2 Forest Hi l Road, Sill Jan-
kts. Pastor: 10 a.m. Sunday
SChoOL Joe Spmc'. Supinten-
dent 11 Lm. Morning Worship. 6
In. Evening Service. S pro.&
youth n'mfin 9, Wed. Sorvice=
; 7:00pro
Rok Clmp Chur
Jf Ceemuw, Pastor: Sunday
School lO am., Cain Mania,
Supt Morning See.'k:e t t am. Mi-
week Service 7 pro.
Rllinebur 9
O. L. alnaker, Pastor: 10 a.m
Sunday Schoo cassee fo a
aM. Rlchad HolDan Suarm-
tandem 11 am Morning Worship.
7 pro. Night S,v.
'nNdietone Baptist Church
PBtor Eddie Johnson: S.S.Supt.
Eltol Catas, Assi=lant RoOert
HOI, S. S. tO am., Moming
W If , OntW Serv.
6:00 pro.. Wed. Praye Meel-
tng an Yo.h Mee(ing 7 pro.
Second Bptlat Church
Taco(1. Pan{or Euf Jacton.
ice 1st & 3m Sun. at 11 am.
Soeend Baptist Church
212 James St., Rev. Matthew
Saunders, Services 2nd, & 4lh.
Sunday t 1 am, Prayer Servk;
Wednesday 6:30, Sunday Sclml
each Sunday g:30. Mr. Janvi
Nickolas Supt. Mrs. Edith Gouda,
Assist.
Ternp Church
Soty Ree0, Pester: Sunday
School. 10 am. Melvin Williams
S LI. Pr@achtn 9 Servtcl a 1 t .0
am. every Sunday.
Upland Baptiot Church
Pastor:CecitCox. Sunday School
Superintendent: Jacke R. Gill, Jr.
Suay School 10:00, Worship
Services at- 11:00. Evening Serv-
ices 7:00. We0. servz:eat 7.'00
p.m.
War Ridge Freewill
BaliSl Church. Sunday SchOol
10:00 am.. Morning Worship 11:00
am.. Sunday Evening 6:00 pro.,
Wed. Prayer Meeting 7:00 prn.,
ue.
St Petdck Catholic Church.
Community Chdstim
Worship Services Sun. 11 am.
and 6:00 pro. Bible Study 10 am.
Wed. 7.' pro.
First Christian Church
Sunday School 0:45 am, Mo(ning
Worship 11:00 ar. Sunday Eve-
ning Sible Study. Sunday 6.'GO
Youth Meetings 6:00
CHURCH OF
CHRIST
Hinton
1621 Summers St. Min,ter, Larry
Harrington: Sunday Morning Sbie
Study g:30 am. Sunday Mornin 9
Worship Service 10:30 am. Sun-
day Evemng Service 7.'00 pro.
Wsdnesday Evening Service 7
i pm.
Lane Church of Chdet
at Meadow Bridge
Sble study, g:30; Sun. Wor=hip
10:30; Sun. evening, 7.'00.
EPISCOPAL
Ascension EiNscopal Chinch
Holy Eucharist
Sund3y 11 am
METHODIST
Bellepoint Charge
Rev. Roger Holcomb. Pastor:
Mdiet Memorial 109 Miller Ave..
Sun. School rOam. Sun. Wohip
11 am. Wed. Bible Study 7 pro.
Rrat United
Methodist Church
Hinton. WV EileenSchnmder, Min-
ister: Sunday Sc'hoo 9:45 am.
Mormng Worship 11:00 am. Chtid
cateavaaDie: Momentl with chd.
dren. Wednesday Youth Club.
4.'00 pro. 6:00 pro,. For Transpor-
talk)n: 466-0>14
James Chapel at True ,
Rev. Re,on Holcon' Pastor:l
SerVIceS g <lm, Sun. :hoo t0
arn.
Johnson
Mmistar. Hubert Groves: Sam
Groves. L3y Le.lOer. Study: g:45.
Worship t I ,lm.
Lindaide
Red Sulphur. Marshall Fowter.
Pastor: Service every 2nd Sun-
day 7 pro. evoy 4th Sun. 11
Ma W Jene Memlnl
maslOf Re, to H. Rictmond: Sun.
ool 10 am. Morning Worship
11 m'n. Prayer Meeting 7,'30 pro.
Methodist Ctmrge
3. Franldin Mack, Pastor: Filet &
)rd. Sunday, Brooklyn 9:15. Mt.
ien 10:15 am, S4ud KnoO 11:30
3m, Nimlfz 2nd. and 4th. Sun. Se.
hal 9:30. Pluto Manha Chapel
tl:00. Madam Creek. Frank
Wick, Pastor. 'd & 3rd Sunday.
Mount PIIgah
4illdak), WV Rt. 3. Rev. Roger
4oicomC.. Morning Worship g.30
zm, Sun. School 10:45 am, Wed.
ible Sludy 7 pro.
New Hope
.3. FrankJin Mick. Pastor: Sunday
ischool tO am, Wor=to 1st & 3rd
Sun. I t am&4th Sun.at 7;30pro.
Osk Grove
C. FrankJin Mick. Pastor: SuP4ay
choo[ at t t am, Worship 2nd &
I.th Sun., 10am& 1st Sun. at 7pro
Tatcott Chlrge
Sam Groes. Pastor: Forest Hill,
ilel & 3rd Sundays: Worship 10
am, Sun. School 11 am.
TrlnHy
C. Franklin Mack, Pastor: Sunday
School 10 am, Worship ervicee
.nd & 4th Sun. 11 am & 3rd Sun.
at 7:30 pro.
Greenville, 10 am. Sunday SchooL
7:45 pro, Communy Worship
Service
Rrzt Preebytedan Chch
Rev.RoOert H. Ger: Sunday:
School 0:45 & Worship 11:00 am
Prayer Meeting Wed. 7:30 pro.
Hn'a Creek
Greenville, 10a.m. Sunday School
7:45 pro., Community Worship
Service.
Keller It Lowed
RaV. Stewan McMurray, Pastor.
W0ship Services held at 2,'30 pm
on 1=1. and 3M. Snda).
McEIlermy
Rev. Stewart MoMurray, Pastor.
Greasy Meado, 10 am. Sunday
School. Worship Sefvioe held at 9,
Rev. Ead Brewer: Servicee. Sat. 7
pro. Sun. SChool 10:30 am, Sun.
evenin 9 7pro. We#. 7:30 pro.
Church of Cl'a'let
Shockley Hill, Tug Creek Rd.
Sun. Morn. Bible Study, 10
Worsh p t 1 am, & 6 W:l.
Stole .udy 7 pro.
Church of the Uvln God
Pastor Ron kdings: Sun. Schoo
10 am Morning Worship tram
Sun. 6 pm
Hinton Church of God
1301 Summer= b'L Pastor C41¢i
Welch: Sun. ,school tO am Mon-
ing Wohip (tam Sun. Nt 7
pm Wed. 7pro
Hint Go: TMrnde
102 Mira St, Lvence Ben-
n1, Pa.or: Sun. t0
Worlhip 11.'00 am. Youth m-
ing 6;30pm. Evangeli¢ ervce
7.00 Pen. Bble S;udy Wed. 7.'30
rn.
Jehovah a Wit;wee
Sun. t0 arn Puplic Talk..Jn. 11
am WaXchtower, Study Tue. 7:30
n Theoatic School Thurs. 6:30
m Se,.toe Meeng.
Jumping ranch Teb4ncte
Rev. Elmo NOerrn. Sr., Pastor:
Franklin Bowlee. Supt. Sun.
SChool 9:45 am. Mgcnlng Wor-
IhO 10:4S rt Youth FitD
S.O pro. Evenk Womhip 7.00
!:m. P r Sen¢'e Wed. 7 :oo pro.
Mount Olivet Church
A ¢ommuny church, Madb'ns
Creek Road. 2 1,2 m;e. 'Witilm
A. Thompson, Pastor: 466-4299
Sunday School I03 am. Morn-
ing Worship 11 am, Evening
Sondce 7:3 . EDT, WedPe;
day ( 7 pm EST wter) '
Natnar
I TetTOle St. P=torAev.
RoOett Wieman: Sunday School
10 a.m. Morni 9 Worship 11 am
Evangelist Service Sunday Nght
7 pm Thursday. Prayer and Sibie
Study 7 pro.
Pm¢ Sp¢lnga
Community Church
Pastor Roger Persinge¢. SS 10
am, Worship Soce 11 am, Youth
mee!ing 6 pro, Sundaynight wor-
ship 7 pro, Wed. night prays'
meeting 7.'00 pt Worren't Chr-
t.n Felk*nhip meeting every first
Men. el the month 7 pro.
Pillar of Truth Church
At Batger Sorings, Pastor, Ondilie
Meadows: Sunday School 10.'00
am, Morning Wosship 11 .O am.
Wednesday BiDle Study 7:00 pro.
Pvervw Chap
Speakers Harry Pi;knon: Sun-
day, 9:30 Lord's Table 11:00
Family Bible HO'. 4:00 Junior
Young Pe:le, 7:30. Everng
GOspel Sorv K::.
Rocky Mt Commuty Church
Indn Ridga Ptern: Randy
Lly, Pa=to¢. S. S. 10 atn, Worship
S., 11 am; Youth S., 6 pro; Sble
study, 7 pm. 21SJ n, Gun-
p Sing, relreshmentl 7 Wn.
swu c
On RL 12 neat Forest HgL Area-
Pastor: Ea,'t Flis=orn, Jr. SS 10 am
Momin 9 Worship 11 am. Gospel
Sendce Fd. 7:30 pm
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