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Q :4:Hinton News Tues. Aug. 6, 1984•------.-.----..-..-.--...o-...---- 1 " ' stone Class t[ 11ie=,L..,Hin :0n Na _________C - MotI_ Reunion teld , O le S e ~ The class o " eld their Jeff, Dean, Pam, ~al i .) |el I|,R0i 9M"MissDe~dreKayeCalesand l~nv____, enmfln , the Anmml Lilly Retmion is set Rockefeller, IV Governor; reunion at Sandstone School Wells, W. Va.; Mr. and~-s. ( Tues( ay ~- ,or Auguet ,7, 18, I. at Flat John Raese, Morgantown, W. June 30, 1964. Marcus Rhett Bragg, Michael, ! ~ ~ Benton Lee Moye, Jr. were groom and Tony De., Irlaad Top, W. Vi~ Lilly Re- Va.; Attorney Harold B. Eagle, A buffet luncheon was en- Angie, Maryville, Tenn.; Eddie :. united in marriage on Sunday, of the eonple. Je~ MoVe lit tminn Grounds. Hinton, W. Va.; Robert Wise, joyed by all those attending. Rucker, Beckley, W. Va.; P~ty W~-~H~ik C-~atiU---ii Julyg, 1984, at2:oop.m, inthe thecan~esattbobe~of August 17th Annual Dinner Congressman, Charleston, W. They renewed old friendships (Simmons) Pullen, Hinton,~W. l [~l~ ' 21~ ~l~MI A~INJ e~,~ffiJ I.,,A,, Mount Pisgah Methodist the earemoay, must have reservations. Va. and etc. Va.; Stanley Ward, S~a, 4 Church at Hilldale. Jody Hmlhew presided at August 18 - Speakers.. Entertainment for the three Those attending were : Pam, Mike and Kim. 4 I~ " '-H~W. V~o ~) The bride is the daughter of t h e guest book table, which w, Mayor James Roark, Charl- days: Mr. and Mrs. Roger Palmer( Guests: Linda, Krista and Robert S, and Peggy Ruth decorated with a white ~eston, W. Va.; Harley O. Stag- Carnival for the young people Ellen Twohig) Michael,Rick Lytle, Pipestem, W. Va. l 411 Calls of Hilldale. She is the cloth with lace trim. Pink ~ gers, Jr• Member of Congress; . Hughes Family Quartet• Roy Vincent, John, Steven, White Teachers attending were : ( ~I~ . .... ~cer : granddaughter of Mr. an~Mrs, flower rings decoratad the twin Peggy Miller, Charleston, W. Hughes Champion Bingo Pick- Plains, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. John Miss Anna Ruth Hicks, Mr. Lonnie B. Mann also orHill, candle holders. Va.; Arch Moore, Charleston, er, Greenville, W. Va.; Harper Rook@tool, ( Martha Cyrus), Raymond Fox, Mr. and Mrs. GeneralManager daleand thelate Mr. and Mrs. The mother of the bride .w~e W. Va.; Dr. Gorodon Gee, Quarter; Ranger Quarter, Jerry, Greg, Rebecca, Linda, Curtis Burdette, Mr. and Mrs. 5 tong The groom is the son ofknitwithloQgM~eersleevesa~l own, Charleston, W. Va.; Dr. Singer formerlly with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Serv-; LlOydMr. andMrs. Campbell(HazelBetty) Whitlock, and - Brady Calls. a street length dress Of blue President of WVU; Charlie Br. North Carolina; William Lilly, Sharon, Springdale, W. Va. ( F I ~1~•" Bi~ Benton L. and Geneva Move of White accessories. The mother George W. MeKinney, Charlott- Lawrence Welk Show-Oregonance( Carol Hicks), Mitchelle, ) Gwinn. Hilldale. He is the grandson of of the groom wore a street esville, W. Va. ; Due East .Band, Atty Ge- Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. ClaudeA special thanks to Mr. I, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Heal@rick of length knit dreu of white with August 19 - ,Speakers orge,Daugherty Earl of Elk- Catle, Belinda, Clandia , New- James Withrow for opening the Lansing, Va., the late Sidney blue and white ace@marie@. Robert C. Byrd - U. S. Sen-a view '; Barley Quartet; New ton Falls, Ohio; school for us to enjoy our time i USPS 2~"1N PearmanM°ye' Mr•ofandchristtmudmrg,Mrs. Harvey pinkTheYr~es.b°th wore corsages of California;tor; Dr. TerrYA. J. Manchin,Lilly' Irvinesac. Dancers;Lift Trio; MountaineerRock Band, ,S~reThe Mr. and Mrs. Buster Adkins, together, cC Va. and the late Jessie Sur- Mrs. Ethel Mann, grand- retary of State; Clyde See, Lasers". ,,-,-,, ,, ,,,h Hail ,ace mo~ of the b~, ~a Charleston, W. Va.; John D. ~ Traditional wedding music navy knit street length dress 4£ N Dai ] • Per Year was provided by Mrs. Charles with p~k lace• Mrs. Ruth Hed- Dameron of H~ and the e~, gran~o~ of the U. S. P~ n~ soloist was MS. Nesta Wieldtne groom wore a navy ~t street l-- ~ 57 P~h ofPeterstown, WV•Rev. Char-, Red Su.l .ur Ares News . b MUm lea Dameron officiated the dou- Both wore ~ges Of p. 14 ble ring ceremony, roses• • • --,,~, a,,P~~ At alma, w, Va. . vows were exchanged before Following the ceremoay a, R~Sulphur Home Extension A fun-time under the direc- -an alter decorated with two reception was held in the fell- Club~ tion of Kathy Harris, Joan nine branch candlelabras and~ owship hall of.the church. The Bishop, Betty McDantel and ~alter ~ke~of ,in~--- ~ ~er w-- hake.was . • Peggy Howdock wns e~ljoyed~ !i/_,, "~, ~i~/1~~? Mtio~ m~ms and ~a~o~m. ma~ hy ~• ~mrl~ ~ of M~ H~ ~ewsbmT was by all. Kathy gave a ~ding ~~ Pink and white bows lined the Beckley. The cake was decor- the hoste~ in her home to the "The Other Woman", Peggy church pews. ated by a spiral stairway of June reorganization meeting of read "Twenty, Reasons Why I The bride was escorted to the miniture attendants and a flow- the Red Sulphur Home Exte-Like My Job , Joan gave the alter bY her father and give" in ing f--rain under the inrgest -- Club The preei't' Mrs recipe for "Elaphant Stew and ~ i/ i i marriage by her parents, tier of the cake. White icing Eddie Harris, called the meet- told of her "Four Boyfriends" i The bride's gown was madeadorned the cake with pink ing to order and devotions were and- Betty MeDaniel presented of chiffon knit, veniso and roses and pink wedding bells. A given by Mrs Howard Bishop letter that no one could READ. raschel lace with pearls split miniature bride and groom rating The Things Impassible Delicour refreshments were UND ^I NDEiiTA neck bodice with bishop slee- with pink trim topped the high- To Men ' as a thronght. Scri- served by the hostess to : Sally yes, rose trimmed skirt and a est tier of the cake. Babys pture was read and a poem, " Wilson, Phyli~ Broyles, Betty chapel petal train. Her short breath surrounded the bottom The Need of Prayer" with Mrs McDaniel, Shirley Atwell, Joan / veil was a floral wreath tri- layers of the cakes. Five small McDaniel leading in prayer. Bishop, Peggy Howdock, Kathy | ~,. mmed with ribbons and lace. white baskets with pink and Routine business was tran- Harris and David. ! Her bouquet was pink and white carnations were placed Salted and the club welcomed a There will be no July meeting | white silk roses trimmed in on the white laced tablecloth new member, Mrs Sally Wilson and a picnic will be held August i babys breath, around the cake. Bueiness included the elect- 16th for members and families, in your time of grief, our [] The groom wore a two - piece Reception hostess were Jean ion of new officers for the new knowledge and experi- ~'- ~ es,~ a pink Willey, Tommy Jackson, Mel- club year• they are as follows:~ • p ence can offer you gt,i- J~ white linen suit with shirt and a matching tie. He anie Gillespie, Betty MOye, Pr~ldent-Mrs Eddie Howdock, D rleI dance and comfort.., as t~ also had a pink silk boutin- Margaret Stennett, Karin Sha- vice-pres. Mrs Bobby Broyles, -- .... we handle all the details, i• eer.,, ...... fief, and Carol Stennett. Secretary-Mrs Howard Bishop, CANNING BOOKLET omm~amsattendeahersis For a wedding trip to Geur .d~.~...~~ny~. The HintenscniorCenteris R0nald Meadows i 1 ter as Maid of Honor wearing a gia the bride traveled in a blue Mrs Sally W|lson volunteered to collecting canning recipes for a t~~ floor length gown of pink dress with white accessories, serve as card-chairman and canning booklet that will be Funeral Parlors be taffeta with pink sheer chiffon, She wore a corsage of nink and Mrs Eddie Harris will be in ,mblished in Au-ust Please" - ........... ~ .- featuring a high neck bodice of white silk roses. The b~de is a charge of the club scrapbook. ~nd your favorite. ' [~ ~ ~ [~011~ .v~o. i I~*. lace, long sleeves and the skirt 1984 graduate of Hinton High Two bride packs were prep- ... ii.i ,..---. : --- ~ ~ ~...at ending in a bustle. She carried School. The groom, a 1~ ared to be given to new brides m ...... ~ AformerHintongirl, Jeame Jewell, were judged in evening a singlepink rose trimmed in graduate of Hinton High ~ one baby blue card was I _-:::===~_. MII Bragg, IS, the daughter of Alton wear and both won the mother- babys breath. School, isstatinnedwithtboAlr signed, rtutlnrtu ernul~ro ne Braxton Brngg, of Sandstone, daughter trophy. Bridesmaids ~ Donna Force at San Antonio, Texas. r~-------------; bnUlibn ,0£RVlb£0 HIHTflN *, and Jewel] Brai~, of Californ- Jennie is a junior at San Moye, sister of the groom, and .... | I , , i ~ eee...v J ia. is winning trophies by the Pedro High School, San Pedro. Jeannie Calls, friend of the Irll • - I TH[ ~J~HI~ OF 1 ...... .a,,e-al.t Ch.r-a MrUllt fr( • . " ;" oam star s, reowill a I bride Both wore floor fen th ' ~-....eso..Ibe, .....v,d$~hr,, C r end. Calff~m.She moved to • g r r. ona! / --. I Hptl t .... ,,, ..... M ,,a.. .... ,., Hrw . , . i v~i~ I.~v~i,I I~I iii Or9 ImP AUra ~" :leo She took first ptace in the California when she was 9 dresses of blue taffeta, featur- | ].~ I" o, J~, (" I ---. - -h.--) ~._~,.~, y Sc,~o.o, 10 -. ,- C~o°S?~gS~%°~°~'~ ~0 #~ ....... ] .... • .,,,, %,. • olu iI ou n ~eagueep m' * ' Miss Palos Verdes Peninsula years old Her sister Joyee mg a h~gh neckime lace bed- Mrs. O. E. Turner of the [ l.~OI~,1 U !t- i'x i ,b..o,....p,,s,l,.st..t ~ven ng ..... l. ,. ~ @peg,no S.,~,.,,. o Jee Imnl; 74, • * * JIO~ S. A~kI~eO0, iIes~ar ' " U~YF WedneSday, 6 O m i pageant and was named first Bra~ has been a member of ~ee ending w~th elbow :[el~th Hinton Houeehas been visiting I . . ~ ~ I~.h ..... ~..~..,*'..~ 1' .-" ...,a. ~*.n,no_W ..... e,.~o .~ ..... ~ ~ ~/ ~ ~ ~':;~i~ ..... °; ~ istt il~ "m{-um~nt ..... tl n ~n~'" l~Frn¢ w'orsnlo.: I p•m N Bruce CrelwtllJr ~.nur(hyF T~Ch°°t'da iv sJu10e'mo m • * " " ~.~' O~ {h~ ~orld* to ) enio: wee ~ p ~ river bunOav bChOOI 10 i m ...... Delta Queen and won top for 3 years and has made single white rose trimmed In Mr. and Mrs. W. R. lhdey of ~ peop . ~.,,,~g ~o,,,,g Worsh,p, ~, , ~ . ~a,cattCk.rS- ...... ........................ " ....... - ........... ,, bab.,s breath Richmond Va " Mr and Mrsl reconcile their differences, ...cb ... ~'~'.~n~o"~ ..... ?~0 p m ~a~ o~. s.,,th 1].~ ~ .~=|.~ .-- --=,L.. .... | |||.V,..11... ¥ "7 ...... • • ~rles E ..d .J,h' " ~r|~,," u"">"...° Pieechelt. r Ion- Ca roe, ~P:adalilt Church WedM idweek? SO Pr.mey er Ser 'v,ce Cnurcn'O'>:,..~.oo ,, el ,o oo, BRIERS Inc. he categories m both pageants,appearances. Flower gel was Lisa . Gotten of Newport I P s~p, *I,e. Bo*y,r *W,H* ~Pad 6~0 o•,- i( w? s,~ ,.. , .... riinuiTIinP She has also been named Stennett, daughter of Mr. and News, Va. Also visited Mr. and| peace, abide beneath thes~u~,os,#~?;,~°,o tt , .... ?,. ~.,d. ~:30"-~n~?~-N'i,htI rUI[NI[UI[r Orange County Spring Queen UCCT ~'~eTkIT'~ ,,otv.rn .... Mrs. HaroldStennett. Shewore Mrs. A P. Herring of Ports- | shadovt, of the Tree of lies .iverve.ev Re ..... dL~ir~tyesi ~V~O~SyHr%~3101003{~0 ~un~d~ U|~T~ .~ •Ill ~ ., • , ,, RI. 12 PeraitHtlllleld Pelter t ' IIlNIU~ Last month she won the ~ . vs,~a~n~ u,~svcnoH~ a pink taffeta floor length go- mouth,Va ;grandsonsand / care and Imnng kindness._ m J ' ~' " ~ . p " ' t" r S . . d . V S C h O O ' ) O . I ~ ~ ~. { . S ~ . O O , ~ 0 O 0 ~ bel . 0 e ~ ~urtoay SChOOl t 0 ' t " ' C ' ' Oek,ey Or,,, ~e)~, SuP) 1 S eve McC v'SiuP I m ~a Teen Delta Queen ~IATIV[ IXTENS~ SERVe[ wn |~tlcal to the brides-wives, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy/ .... .......... Mornlng w •' • • " 1- ~.L " N ~ w " 0 P ~ ..... " _ AAO i . W_-.h.~. 1 av ~iO walk ~arvl¢e, 1:~0 P.m OliN|P: ....... pageant. She also won the ~ maids. She carried a lace besk- Turner of Suffolk, Va.;Mr.and | ~, ':::;2~ ~:~o':%~o' ' ..... g so,vice ,s0 .... W,~:%~,h:,o,%d00~rd S~, nip " m,,o trophy ns the "4~ ~.O~a ~~" ~-~I~ MJ~'--" I et with pink and white rose Mrs Timothy Turner of Rich , .sdey ce.~[. 1 , .e'~'?~|'.er,.o Mrs .. ~ohnson WOmSH'P:' ,0 .in ,~,a,o~iJht ..... Dill q URUO Supreme Queen. During this , petals.. .... mend, Va•,. Mr. ~d M~; / Ope~ Hease: Thu~ys 9 ,, ,% 11 ,o>o0 prescnp n ,~ pageant she and her mother ~'~..~--" v--~--~. ) Jason Move, orother o~ the bteven bnort and eml~'e~ ~| ?.30 $ PM ~.~ ~rn~n? 0~o~,bdv%~0 WOrShip.. s ...... thiro ~Y~'~;, =~a~:'"~n dmo nHd¢ Nv NEWS ! • " " r' ~" ; : i bunPey it • m Ulii im~l~ "- "- ~groom was the ring bearer, Alexandria, Va,., Mr. and Mrs For inf.'laUrel call .no w . , , ~ ~ ~ ~.oIW..k S~ ~ ~ W • * • Sls S . ~ ,, j a ~ , s X.. ) , ., L , . ~ ,, d • . • _ , _ _ . .... : .or. n.,O.y ....... ,ood.y S.hoo, 10 .M ..;S.,,h.; Darrell Mo e served his bro- Dann ~urgess ana ehlmr~ o[ ! .., ... . _ c,,s., i., ..., ..r,..,,.e..*., ..,I. ,.,,.,. ~.~.. ~...,~ , Y Y --- . ~w-..w "".*". w .... io Service 1, ~,.M*nd S*,vl ............. ~ Sun . ....... ....... "" "" " ~ ....... ! ther as best man. Ushers were Newport News, Virginia. | _, , ..v 7, lY 'l; y Sun L*,%' ..............4MI-ZJZJ Hlnt0fl gra tplell~I" t ~ I ~i.S $vn. ~e vlce 11 A,M ~rlyor ~eoting Wed, IP,M. ~ era '~ ""''" ) i __ T~)rd Sun. Service ? P•M, -- rch Johnson . B}Pl ~ S eiCh COIVIry IOplilt¢ee I r r N e C • S Mloie e ,Hobo tGraves • ~ 0M[ • AGRICULTUR[ .YOUTH ~-- II~ S ~ n d e Y e t ]!00 P I M i "e" Se'phurl........ " StUPy ,Sere ~ roveS. Y 4S. Lay Le8Oer .....,.enmnllmen~ ~J ~t'l~ll~ ~ ~m~.~ ~ I NIW SOlOm IoplilfChMTch Ilev,llirk I~OOBer.Io~ ,, Wdrlhib: 11 e m __ ,, 'at~ I,~ I~VU~/~ I'l* I~ll~Ul~/ Pee?er I,I . No?chef Sunpey S¢boo1 .IV ~,m . Ie¢kley Ill llrMI ~v+..C;~. ~.~" ~i~ Sundey S ..... 10:00 C .... 15 RO:O~nH~OOeS~I='u~- 00 AM •PeP Shepherd .... I~b~ll~/~ll r~ r;11b It O0 MO g P " : Lethoroo Church Im~ ...... ~ _ ~ Pu.p .... ,,, Ev,.;npWor,h,P 7:;0P M. Sundey W ..... . ,~S0 *. ri~T H~II o~ • . -- I ~ WednlSPeY Worehtp ~:3g Sunday School - 10:4S AM --.,..-- ,-~,~.m wit WALNUT DATA~ .c~v M,eI** Cr*e~ P~ Ku,ol Acrel Gerd*~ Cloh . ..... ........... " >~ ,0 ...,o,. scho*," - ~,,,,~..,,c,... s,, • .... • .... Orgy, ~ I~ HIl~nu ~( This year the National quilt, ersi people have called my -,' ing Association will hold its annual seminar at the Cedar lakes Conference Center in Ri- pley, West Viri0nia. The sem- inar, desired to educate and update quilters in traditional and current techniques will be held from Stmday, Se~ber through Wednesday, Sept- ember 26, 1984. The Hinton Senior Center" w~d like to plan a spechd one Jay trip on Tuesday, ~tember ~ for H re@id- les interested in attending the ~orksbop. The rei0strat/~ fee ;or this day is $20 ( includ- ng workshop materials) ph~ ;3.50 for the noon meal. A 16 lonation will be requelted to attention to a black caterpillar covered by white hairs which is clung on walnut and certain other tree leaves. This insect is the walnut datana ( Datana integerima). It can be controll- ed by spraying with carbaryl ( Seven), malathion, and several other insecticides. Always read the label for instruetinus. Mulching y'-~--'~atoes may be helpful, especiMly if the weather is dry in July and August, A mulch may help reduce blossom-end rot, caused by irregular water supply. It also keeps down weeds, keeps unstaked tomatoes el@an, and makes walking in the garden easier when the soil is wet. lip cover tran~poration costs. ~assos being offered include ' Later, when the mulch is work- he following: ed into the soil, it will add Holiday Applique, Miniature valuable organic matter. )a{chwork Sampler, Mach~e Iao~ wheat straw applied 5 to 6 inches deep is excellent for ~ullting, Color In quflt/ng, Cr- ~ating a Vest, Drafting Cable, mulch, although any straw or lilky Puff, Christmas Oma-~ old hay can be used. To be sure a~, i the material is free of weeds, Quilting, Organizing a Quilt-, put it out in the open, wet it a - Day Bum, Accurate thoroughly, and leave it for 'iecin~, Pillow ~han~ & E~y. several days. This will give any Luffies, Quilt As Yon Go, Place weed or grain seeds time to (at & Pot Holdan, Shadowsprout• ,pplique, Seminole Patdlwork. Old sawdust also can be used For more information call as mulch. To apply, cut all ~e Senior Ceat~ at ~6 - 4019. weeds and place the sawdust, 2% EmpJot/ee to 3 Inches deep. To prevent the sawdust from robbing the tom- ate plant of nitrogen, broad- Of The Month pound of ammen- Summers County Hospital's ium nitrate to each 100 square mp]oyee of the Month for July feet of sawdust, mulched area. ; Carol Kelly, L PN. LOCUST LEAF MINER - Carol, who Joined the bos- We have received numerous ~tal staff in March 197~al- calls about the discoloration of ay~ has a smile for every- leaves of locust trees The ze. She malmm patients feel bl~ on the leaves ( giving a ~y are a ~ person, notbrov~ appearance at a dis. ~t a statistic. She is noted for Lance) are caused by an in- winga warmthmboutbor that sect called the locust leaf rain- employe and pat- er. The adult of this insect is a rite •t ense. small'orange - colored beetle Carol, resides at Meadow a black wedge-shaped ~ with~~, ~. mark in the center of |ts wint~! o l~ daugh.t~., DtaM nthe dor~] ~de. Adults/lo 'loot y~r su little feeding on the leaves. nrd wilmerl. m ,use an enu. • • ) wat r B,|I , I MOrE f RI IE OPEN DAILY LL tl IMI Dilulimg ROll dally lit klakbst 6 aJ. ].