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6-Hinton News
I I Ill I
Thought For Today- The Ch-
• ristian's highest goal should be
to become more like our Lord.
Reading From The Bible-
"And they stoned Stephen, call-
ing upon God, and saying. Lord
Jesus receive my spirit" ( Acts
7:59). Stephen could have pr-
eached his sermon in such a
way as to gain the approval of
the crowd. Instead, he made it
unmistakably clear that their
only hope of salvation was Jesus
Christ. Such conviction words
ware too much for the proud
rcqigious leaders who had con-
sented to Jesus' death. They
shouted with a loud voice and
cast him out of the city and
stoned him ( Acts 7:57-58).
Stepben's last testimony was a
prayer for the enemies: "Lord
lay not this sin to their char-
ge". (7:60). Does God really
expect us to deny ourselves so
• completely for him? The an-
swer is YES! Only eternity will
reveal what effect Stephea's
prayer and testimony had on his
enemies. One young man who
consented to Stephen being
martyred later became the
greatest apostole the world has
ever know- the Apostole Paul.
Perhaps if Stephen had not
remained loyal, tile church
might never have known this
great apostole.
The indwelling Spirit of Christ
enables us to pray for these we
wrong as lake our Lord on the
cross, we too, must pray, "
Father, forgive them ( Luke
23:34) Christ , the perfect ex-
ample of selfp sacrifice, must
become I,ord of our life, even in
the daily affairs of our home
life. between husband and wife,
brother and sister, and all with
whom we came in contact.
Here-
by perceive we the love of God,
because he laid down his life for
us arid we outh to lay down our
lives for the brethren, ( I John
3:16).
Memory Verse For The Week-
And let us not be weary in well
doing: for in due season we
shall reap, if we faint not.
Galatians 6:9
quize Yourself On Bible Tea-
thing- What man by, by holding
up his hands won a war? An-
swer Ex. 17: 11-14. Who used
golden earrings to make an idol
god? Answer Ex. 32: 2-4. What
man s first recorded as being
angry with his wife? Gen. 30:2
When were Kings chased by a
hornet? Answer Josua 24: 12,
What did Paul turn over to the
Devil'? Answer I Tim. 1:20.
What profits a man little? I Tim
4:g. Who was Timothy's mother
and grandmother? Answer II
Tim 1:5. Who was Paul's bel-
bved son? Answer II Tim. 1: 2.
To 'hom did Luke write his
gospel? Answer Luke 1:3, Who
was the father of Levi Mathew ?
Mark 2:14. When do we not need
a physician? Luke 5:14. In what
city were the followers of Ch-
i'ist called Christians? Acts.
11:26. Who broked through a
roof top to see Jesus? Mark 2:
2-5,
Mr. and Mrs, Homer Fisher of
True are announcing the birth
of their granddaughter, Olivia
Dawn who arrived April 18,
1979. Olivia Dawn is the dau-
ghter of Robert and Gall Ev-
erett of Silver Springs, Md The
5 lb, and 14 oz. new comer is
posing with her 7 year old Uncle
Brian F'isher of True. Olivia has
a beautiful Bible verse fotmd in
Prey, 31:10. She preeeiveth that
her merchandise is good: Her
candle goeth not out by night.
Luekly little Olivia an only child
have parents to guide her little
foot steps in the way of right-
nessous as she starts her
journey through life.
Thurs. Au00' 9, 1979
True And Pipestem Area News "
Glory and priase to our
Heavenly Father who has laid it
on his people hearts to pray and
send gifts for little Rodney
McBride. Rodney and his
family sincerly appreciate the
love of Christian people. Rod-
nay is feeling much better and
seems to be adjusting to his
chemotberaphy and his parents
are not worrying about how
they can have money to make
trips to Charlottesville and how
they will have money to pay for
thier little son's lodging and
medicine while they are at The
Rahab. Each letter that has
been received is very much
appreciated. Some of the lett-
ers contained gifts in thank-
giving for being bless with
healthy children, others told
heart breaking experiences in
their families. One dear lady
told of how she had donated one
of her kidneys to her son and
was then told by his doctor that
he could not live and how God
took over and spared his life.
Then last year her 23 year old
son was burned up in a fire and
a gift was included in the letter
in his memory. One letter was
form a little teenage girl who
thought she had been healed of
cancer but had a recurrence
and had gone through the pain
of Chemotheraphy over again.
We are thankful for the know-
ledge God is giving doctors to //.
fight cancer but I am more
thankful for a God of mercy who
gives us strength to come th-
rough our troubles and testing
and promises to give us a new
body that will never know pain.
Mrs. J.H. Akers gracely took
upon herself to take up an
offering for Rodney at the Sen-
ior Citizens Center and from
friends. Her donaters were:
Ruby Wheeler, Mary Ellison.
Paulete and Ernest Adkins,
Marion Gore, Johnie Ward,
Peggy Rosi, Barbara Keller,
Patrlcia McDaniel, Aubrey Lil-
ly, Alma Coffman, William Fer-
gnson, gary Hall, Emme J.
Roberson, Gladys Taylor, Jan-
ice L. Adkins, Leslie Martin,
Libys Johnson, Louise Bess,
Mr. and mrs. A.C. Hank, Sall-
ie Vess, Mary Rice, and John
Edward Martin, U.T. Obryan,
Henry Rinley, Leeds Harrah,
One Angell, L.E Graham, Ev-
elyn Pringle, Steak House by
Willie Harvey, W.F. Meador,
llarvey Richmond, Lena Hap-
tonstall, Jessie HmTah, Lorra-
ine Smith, Kathleen Wilson,
i
Earl Hudson, Zama Redes, Nell Mrs. Lena Orander of Pipe- brought their one month old quarts belling vinegar• Cover WOAY Oak Hill at 7 p.m.
Poe, Mary Mathews, Alethia stem has returned home after daughter, Rebecca Elizabeth to
Kineaid, Prince Fleshrnan, enjoying a vacation accompan- visit her grandparents Jenn-
Luc- led by her daughter's family, ings and Annabelle Kerby who
file Fleshman, Bob Bolen, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Burton and resides on the southside of Hin-
and Mrs. Howard H. Miller, twins daughters Becky and ton and Mr. and Mrs. Bennett
Gladys Lilly, Dollie Trendway, Beth and mrs. Orander's sis-
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Richmond, ter, Mrs. Virginia Gent of Nor-
Mrs. J.H. (Estel) Akers, Mr. folk, W. Vs. The vacationers
and Mrs. Kenneth Yancey, toured the historical part of
Teva Meadows, and Mr. and Williamsburg, James Town,
Mrs. Roy Read. York Town and Bush Gardens.
Other compassionate friends
sending gifts were the Roles Recent guests in the home of
Class, Christian Church, the Oranders at Pipestem were
Beckley Ladies Auxiliary : Mrs. Orander's sister and
CountyofForeignWarsofU.S., brother- in- law, Mr. and Mrs
Aldersen, Indian Mills Baptist Luther Bastian and Mrs. Hub-
Church's Ladies Mission Soc- err Bastin from the state of
iety, Bellepoint Baptist Church, Maryland.
Jennet Gill, Peggy Gill, Indian
Mills, Mrs. L.H. Ramsey of Mr. and Mrs. Randy Lilly of
Forest Hill, Mr.s Ella Tickle of Jacksonsville Florida recently
True, Billy and Faye Farley of
True. May God Bless and Keep
each one of you and continue to
keep you in his care...
who resides on Zion Mt.
Recipe for Deviled Eggs by
request- Makes 4 servings: 8
hard cooked eggs, ½ cup rel-
ish- type sandwich spread, 1
tablespoon milk, 1 tablespoon
prepared spicy brown mustard,
I/4 teaspoon salt, pinch pepper,
Chill eggs, then peel and halve
lengthwise. Mash yokes with a
fork and blend remaining in-
gredients; studd into whites,
mounding mixture up, and
serve. ( Note flavor will be
better if eggs are chilled about
one hour before servingL About
280 calories for each of 4 ser-
vings, 185 for each of 6.
Mrs. Linda Wisean
Recipe for making Ice Water
Cucumbers Pickles- 6 to 6/
dozen small cucumbers ( do not
peel) Ice Water, 6 tablespoons
pickling salt, 6 tablespoons rais-
ed pickling spices, 2- 3 white
onions, peeled and sliced thin, 3
L
Mr. Brian S. Fisher celebrated
his 7th blrthday May 21 1979. .
Mr, Fisher is a first grader at ' s
Pipestem Elementary School.
His favorite sports are base-
HI Folks- I'm Tammy Sue Cox! ball and his hobby is earing for
I arrived at the Summers his pets Medget a little black
County Hospital July 11, 1979. dog and Jack and Jill a pair of .... t
You may think 1 leek surprised black bantam with a hold bunch
but wouldn't you be If this was
your very first visit to this
beautiful planet earth? And I
am so small, weight only 5 lb.
and 2% ounces. But who knows 1
might grow up to be Miss
America. I have a beautiful
Bible verse found in Prov. 31:
II, The heart of her husband
doth safely trust in her, so that
he shall have no need of spoil.
On my arrival my parents Ray-
mond Jr. and Mary Cox gave
me a very warm welcome and
my grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
R1aymond Sr. Cox and Mrs.
Lorena Sampson are bubbling
over. My relatives and I reside
in Ilintou.
I I I I |
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ANOTHER MILES
* OPEN *
HOUSE
cucumbers with ice water and Saturday August llth and wat-
let stand 3-4 hours, replenish- ch "Around The World To China
ing ice as needed. Wash and " sponsored by Trans World
sterilize 6 ( 1- quart) jars and Radio.
closures, stand on baking sh-
eet, and keep warm in a 250 Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Burton
oven until needed. Drain cuc- returned home July the 21. Mr.
umbers and pack into hot jars, Burton was among the bus
filling to within V4 inches of the drivers who drove the young
top. Add 1 tablespoon salt, 1 peeplefrom Cook's Chapel Reg-
tablespoon picklingspece, and 2 ular Baptist Church to ChaR-
ton Forge and her son
and daughter, Lisa r
visited her grandfather
Anderson of Pipestem (!
Creek). i
Mrs. S.E. Anderson of
side Hinton has returned I
after flying to Alexandri: =
ginai where she spend a .REA[.ESTAT
vacation in her. daught
tablespoons sugar to each jar,
top with 1-2 slices onion and fill
to within % of the top with
vinegar, wipe rims and seal.
Process in a hot water bath 10
minutes. Remove jars and sec-
ure seals, label and store in a
cool dark, dry place 4- 6 weeks
before serving. About 4-6 cal-
ories per pickle.
Norman Griffey of True
suffered a heart attack in his
home this past Tuesday and was
admitted to the Summers Co-
unty Hospital and later trans-
ferred to Princeton Commun-
ity Hospital. His condition is
reported improved.
Be sure and tune your TV to
anooa. The young people from
Cook's Chapel won several aw-
ards.
anooa Tennessee July the 18th ome , Mr. and Mrs. hLf FARM,?
to compete in a variety of Bible ,Gaetz. nt for as litt
Quizes with other churches. The - th, buy like
contests were held at the High- I Joe McBride of True isly" II-TFN.
land Baptist Church in Chatt- ing relatives in Hopew
ginia, i Lots For
icre building s
ent $75.00
nance. Ca
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of little chicks. Mr. Fisher is a GUESS WHO- The persons in the mystery photo will be revealed
talented young man. He sings
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winner of the first grade read-
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