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4 - Hinton News Tues. July 27, 1999
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Items for the CommunRy Bulletin
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Monday in order to be wmfldetmt for
publication in that week's paper.
Couple to Celebrate 50th.
Wedding Anniversary
The children of Ralph and
Rhodetta Jones cordially invite you
to join them in celebrating their
50th. WeddingAnniversary. An open
reception will be held for family and
friends at the Graham House on
Friday, July 30th. from 6:00 p. m. to
9:00 p. m.
*No gifts please. Guests are
.instead encouraged to make
donations to the Summers County
ARH Cardiac Rahab Center, P O.
Box 940, Hinton 25951 or the
Graham House, P. O. Box 218, Pence
Springs, WV 24962.
Reception hosted by Judy and
Jack Holt, Eugene and Susie Jones,
Mary Carol and Bruce Senay and
Shirley and Ed Aycoth.
Council On Aging
THIS IS A WEEKLY
PUBLICATION OF THE
SUMMERS COUNTY COUNCIL
ON AGING, INC., 120 SECOND
AVE., HINTON. PATRICIA
MCDANIEL, EXECUTIVE
DIREC'DR. FUNDED IN PART BY
THE WV BUREAU OF SENIOR
SERV/CES, APPALACHIAN AREA
AGENCY ON AGING, OTHER
GRANT & LOCAL RESOURCES
AND DONATIONS. ANY OLDER
PERSON IS ENCOURAGED TO
PARTICIPATE IN THE PROGRAM
REGARDLESS OF RACE, CREED,
HANDICAP OR NATIONAL
ORIGIN. THE SUMMERS
COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING IS
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYER.
Wednesday, July 28 Menu:
Beef barbecue, coleslaw, green lima
beans, pineapple tidbits, bun, milk/
bntter. Activities: Exercise: 11:05
am.
Thursday, July 29 Menu:
Spaghetti/meat sauce, tossed salad,
sliced peaches, french bread, milk/
butter.Activities: Summers County
Council on Aging Site Meeting will
be held at the Hinton Senior Center:
11:00 am - 11:45 am. Bingo for
Prizes: After Lunch.
Frida July 30 Menu: Meatloa
gravy, potato salad, sliced tomatoes,
jells, bread, milk/butter. Activities:
Gospel Singing: 11:00 am - 11:45
am.
Monday, August 2 Menu:
Baked beans/wieners, peas/carrot;
coleslaw, plums, bread, milk/butter.
Activities: Bible Study with
Reverend Eddie Johnson: 11:00 am
- 11:45 am.
Tuesday, August 3 Menu:
Potato soup, turkey sandwich,
broccoli, peaches with cottage
cheese, crackers, milk. Activities:
Exercise: 11:05 am. Bingo for Prizes:
After Lunch.
Menu changes may occur due to
the availability of foods or due to
eircunmtances beyond our control.
NOTE: LOCKBRIDGE AREA
GOES SHOPPING EVERY
MONDAY -' THURSDAY'S OPT.
HINTON AREA GOES SHOPPING
EVERY FRIDAY. PENCE SPRINGS
AREA GOES SHOPPING EVERY
FRIDAY. MEADOW CREEK/
SANDSTONE AREA GOES
SHOPPING EVERY WEDNESDAY.
ANT AND ALL BUS SCHEDULES
ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
FUND ESTABLISHED
A fund for Brock Wright, son of
Christy and Kevin Wright and
grandson of City Councilman Bobby
and Shirley Wheeler, has been
established at City National Bank
tO aid in the expenses associated
with his Bone Marrow Transplant.
Anyone wishing to make a
donation may do so by mailing it to:
The Brock Wright Fund, cYo City
National Bank, P, O Box 220,
Hinton, W. 25951.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Talbert
Harris - Talbert
RED SULPHUR SPRINGS
NEWS
KATHY HARRIS REPORTER
Love file a lifetime and a lifetime
began on Saturday, the thirteenth of
March nineteen hundred and
ninety-nine at eleven o'clock in the
morning at the Dublin Church of
God in Dublin, VA., as Miss Anglea
Jeanette Harris and Lynwood
Michael Talbert, Jr. exchanged
marriage vows. The couple was
surrounded by family, friends,
church family and neighbors as they
come to celebrate this joyous
occasion with this couple.
The church sanctuary was early
aglow with little white lights
entwined in Mountain Laurel
decorating the altar with Mauve
flowers and bows accented the
greenery.
Angela was escorted to the front
of the church by her father, Eddie
Harris, after kissing his daughter,
he placed her hand in Michael's
giving his blessing on this marriage.
The bride and groom turned to face
the guest as they repeated their
wedding vows given by Pastor
Collins.
The bride was radiantly adorned
in an Alfred Angels beaded princess
gown Medieval touches and
contemporary design embellished
with bugle beads and simulated
pearl accessaries were gifts from the
bride.
The wedding ceremony began
with Miss Kara Talbert singing "I
Cross my Heart" as the mothers
came down the aisle and proceeded
to light the candles that would be
used for the Unity candle. The
bride's mother, Kathy Harris, wore
a navy blue two piece suite with gold
accessaries . The mother of the
groom, Regina Talbert, wore a
Mauve dress with pearl accessaries.
ARer the mothers were seated Miss
Talbert sang "As long as I Live"
The couple wrote their wedding
vows and spoke them before God and
the congregation pledging their love
to each other for a lifetime. They lit
the unity candle aRer exchanging
wedding rings.
The Pulaski County high school
select choir and alumni sang the
benediction for their choral teacher
after the beautiful ceremony.
Following the Bridal kiss, Pastor
Collins presented to the
congregation Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood
Michael Talbert, Jr.. The couple
proceeded out of the church followed
by the wedding party and family.
The reception hall was decorated
with Mountain Laurel accented with
mauve flowers . White tablecloths
draped the tables with centerpieces
of laurel and candles. A table of
precious pictures of the newlyweds
as babies, toddlers, teens and etc;
was on display. A luncheon was
pearls. A fitted princess bodice served buffet style this wa hosted
dropped taaaarched EmpirewaaiL by the bride and greta's aunt. The
Satin rosettes and streamers wedding cake was a delicious
trimmed the back of the satin gown confection in a three tiered heart
with a train falling from the waist, shape with mauve roses entwined in
Her fingertip veil attached to a greenery. The grooms chocolate cake
beaded head band made of pearls was in the shape of a horse shoe. The
and beads on satin. The bride's only
accessaries keeping with wedding
traditions, were pearl necklace and
earrings borrowed from her sister.
The bride's bouquet was white and
Mauve roses entwined in greenery.
A handkerchief with the bride and
grooms initials and wedding date
monogrammed in Navy Blue, was
concealed in the delicate bouquet.
The groom was dressed in a
formal black tuxedo with white
shirt, vest and bow tie. A white rose
was on his lapel. Best man and
father of the groom, Mike Talbert,
bride and groom cut the cake and
enjoyed a toast of champagne punch
before the lunch was over.
Mrs. Peggy Hannah, sister of the
bride, directed the wedding for her
sister. Mrs. Emily Clowers, sister of
the bride and Miss Kara Talbert,
sister of the groom decorated the
church and fellowship hall. Miss
Amber Howdock, cousin of the bride,
kept the guest book. Melissa and
Kristen Howdock, twin cousins of
the bride gave each guest a bottle of
bubbles to blow as the newlyweds
left for their honeymoon.
groomsmen Jeffery Hedge, Gary. rhe newlyweds honeymooned in
Harris and Joshua Harris were all Pigeon Forge for a week before
dressed in matching tuxedos.
The ladies of the wedding party
were dressed in identical dresses of
navy blue satin with satin rosettes
trimming the back of the tea length
dresses. They carried one long
stemmed mauve rose . The ladies
were Miss Kara Talbert, groom's
sister, Dawn Harford bride's best
friend, and Stephanie and MaryAnn
Harris sisters of the bride. Their
returning to their home in Dublin,
VA. Michael is the youth pastor for
the Dublin Church of God. Angela
is the Pulaski County High School
choral director.
Those attending the wedding
from out of state were Edwin and
Clorice Harris of Alderson, WV,
Eddie and Peggy Howdoek of
Ballard, WV. Dee Dee and Paula
Harris of Raleigh, N.C., Joann
WHAT WE BELIEVE
at Riverview Chapel
SOME POINTS TO PONDER:
WHAT ABOUT ETERNAL SALVATION?
A very helpful Scflpture to ms when I trusted the Lord at the age
of 15 was John 5:24: "Veflly, verily I say unto you, He that belleveth
on Him ttmt sent me, hath aveflssting life, and shall not come into
condemnation (or Judgment); but is passed from death unto life."
A friend of rnine who Is now with the Lord, recaived his assurance
from John 6:37: "All that the Father giveth me shall come to me:
and him that €ometh to me I will in now wise cast out." The thought
of the Greek them Is "1 will never, never cast out." Earthly children
are soffmtlmes diKKlient and may do things that shock and
disgra(,I) ttmir bt.,t that does not change the relationship
of parent ohlld.
On• of the most encouraging Scriptures for many of God's
children is found in John 10:27,28: "My sheep hear my voice, and
I know them, and they follow me: And I give unto them ETERNAL
LIFE: and they shall NEVER perish, neither shall any man pluck
them out of my hand."
In John 17.-12 The Lord says: "Those that thou hast given me I
have kept, and none of them is lost, but the son of pardltion: that
tha crlpture might be fulfilled." Of course Judas never was a
believer, as John 6:70 tells us: "Have not I chomn you twelve,
and one of you is a devil, (or a demon)?"
RIVERVIEW CHAPEL: Comer-of 18th & Temple, Hlnton, W. V.
For further help call 468-0950 or 466.S423. For free Bible course
call 466-5423
Bishop, Susan Bishop of London, I
Ky, Jimmy Roo00tool, lona Ryan, BSC Announces Spring Semester '99
great aunt of the bride Hinton, WV., ]
Steve and Cheryl Howdock, Shelia, Dean's And President's List
Melissa and Kristen Howdock,
Amber Howdock, Aleasa Bennett,
Becky Fergerson, Joe and Becky
Spencer, DeeLea Lowry.
Bride and groom would like to
thank their friends and neighbors
for the gifts, cards and help in
making their wedding a "dream
come true."
Air Force Airman 1st. Class
Mark E. Keene
Servicemen In The
News
Air Force Airman 1st Class Mark
E. Keene has graduated from basic
military training at Lackland Air
Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
During the six weeks of training,
the airman studied the Air Force
mission, organization, and customs
and received special training in
human relations.
In addition, airmen who complete
basic training earn credits toward
an associate degree through the
Community College of the Air Force.
Keene is the son of Ervin E.
Keene of Raven, VA., and Constance
L. Cole of 1201 Cedar Lane Road,
Greenville, S.C.
His wife, Susan, is the daughter
of Garland and Jean Anderson of
1613 Fayette St., Hinton.
He is a 1991 graduate of
Highlight Academy, Raven.
D.A.V. MEETINGS
D.A.V. meets every 2nd. Tuesday,
7 pm at Summers County Memorial
Building.
The Bluefield State College
Spring Semester 1999 Dean's and
President's Lists have been
announced. Two hundred eighty-
four students earned Dean's List
recognition, and an additional 116
students merited inclusion in the
President's List.
Dean's List students achieved at
least a 3.25 grade point average and
successfully completed at least
twelve Spring Semester 1999 hours.
President's List students achieved at
least a 3.80 grade point average and
successfully completed at least
twelve Spring Semester 1999 hours.
Local students named to the
President's List were: Robin A.
Wilson, Alderson; Deborah S.
Hunter, Hinton; Carrie Wood,
Lerona; Jeremy D. Osborne,
Stephen D. Schlachter, Rainelle;
Tammy L. Clark, Amy M. Dillon,
Carolyn B. Evans, Debora A. Fox,
Samuel C. Haynes, Michael W.
Hefner, Georgia Thompson, Current localjob listings from the
Ronceverte; Chrystal M. Clarkson, . Ronceveburg and Bluefield
James A. Mincey, Union. Jobs Services offices are received
Named to the Dean List: Jason H.
Ballengee, Charles C. Bowles,
Amber M. Carter, Bradford L.
Crane, Rebecca G Ryan, Aldersen;
April D. Hobson, Ballard; Paulette
D. Sims, Ballengee; Diana K.
Keatley, Bozoo; Adam M. Ballard,
Hinton; Teresa B. Holt, Indian Mills;
Stacey N. Page, Lindside;
Cassandra D. Miller, Jennifer L.
MuSlins, Peterstown; Bridgett A.
Bennett, Jessica N. ODell, Rainelle;
Jennifer L Baker, Rachel N. Cooke,
Angela S. Fagan, Jason S. Hall,
Craig M. Hedrick, S'teven C.
Hedrick, Edgar M. Morgan, Carol L.
Sealey, Jennifer R. Spurlock,
Ronceverte; Donna M. Stone,
Sandra L. Ward, Union.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
The Hinton Church of God -
Summers Street, will be having
Vacation Bible School on Aug. 9th.
through Aug. 13th.from 9AM - 12
Noon, for ages 2 years through
teens.
If you would like to participate
call: Verna Welch 466-5570; Debbie
466-0420; or Judy Arthur 466-1721.
JOB LISTING
The Job Service Statewide Job
Listing, along with Job Service
applications, are available at the
Umbrellaing Tomorrow resource
room at 411-The Family Resource
Center for Summers County (411
FRC).
every Wednesday at the Hinton and
Talcott Family Re8ource Centers. It
is recommended that job seekers
follow up on any jobs they may be
interested to prior to the weekend.
The resource room also features
area newspapers, college catalogs,
and other employment and
education related resources. ' --
411-FRC is located at 411 Temple
St. in Hinton, with operating hours
from 8am to 4pro. For additional
information call 466-2226.
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 SO YOUR FAMILY WON'T
HAVE T0 00ALL THOSE DECISIONS.
FUNDED THRU YOUR LOCAL BANK OR
FORETHOUGHT LIFE INSURANCE CO.
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each ,Sutay 9:30, Mr.
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Tempa Chwc
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Sorrow, 7:oo p Prayer Ming
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7:50 am on 90,5 & 96.7 FM
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Loyal Will•fro. Pastor: Sunday
Sdooi 10 Lm. Morning Worship
1 a.m. each Sunday. Prayer
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Sunday , 6 p.m.
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p.m. Clasm for every age group.
Nursery avalable.
Indian kEIl Btlst Church
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Putor: Mike Ba,rd. $.S. SUp-
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Evening Service 7 pro, Wed. night
bit)h) ty 7 pro.
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Trasy Gdmmett. Pastor: Sunday
School aX I0 Jlt Sen/k ? I am.
Evenl Servtce, Tpm.Wed. night
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WoS Creek
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St Wayne Browning, Sunday
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MHdow Creek
Pastw Chip J: Sun.10 am.
Sunday School ; 11 afro, Mom
Wershlp; 7 pro. Ewmll Womhip;
7 pro. Thursday, Mid Week Bible
Stu a Prayer Mmaia¢.
Now S,om BalXlet Church
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Worship Services Sun. 11 am.
a 60 pro. Ibte Study 10 am.
Wed. 7:00 pm.
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Sunday Shool 9, am, Mmnln
Worlp 11:00 gm., Sunday Ev-
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Youth Mein0s 6.'00
CHURCH OF
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1621 Sumrnem St. MInbter, Llmy
Hanlngton: Sunday Morning BIb
Stuo'y 9:30 am. Sunday Morning
Worship Service 10:30 am. Sun-
day Ewnlng 7:o0 Ixn.
Wedrmy Evening $olco 7
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Bbte ly, O:3O; Sua. Wohlp
10:30; Sun. wmir, 7.'00.
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Sunday 11 am
METHODIST
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H/mun, WV EIkn suhnek, MIn-
Mon Wonip 11ooa
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4:00 p 60 p. For Trans;x-
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