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"Queen For A Daq"
Celebration Held.
.... all ai dnoplay ; with group
i,dull~" eotfld well be l games, ~ each member res-
with " All work _a~,J po~ible for one game. Two
;do sym.kes'amadun Iprl ,1 .poe l features or the a ter-
aee 'di to tim membens ofi noon were presentations of "
'flW ~ Sulphur Home Ext-! Tho0ldGrayMare"ai~d"If'l
~' Club, as they pc'~:mreWas Not a Club Member."
mmb~year L or their mmual fun At the clese eL a happy day
~m~',"' {~ For a Day". For of fellowship, each guest was
,tim pas~ ei~t yea.-s the club presented a gift by the club,
this spoci/r day member who invited her to the
-tm~liKies each meagre- meeting.
Inviting a gust to be the " Members of the club who l
Queen For a Day". i were present were : Kathy
This year's festivities were ! Harris, Phyliu Broyles, Peggy
11mrsday, beginning at 101Sowdock, Mary Gore, Marflyn
8.m. with a .,sp~ worship R/cha~, Shirley Atwell, Le-
I~-vlee in 'the sanctuary of otto Bessley, Betty McDanlel,
Calvary Baptist Church at Red, Jean Bishop and Penny Shrew-
;pred~em of the club, Guests were : Sally Wilso~
¢levo|/onals with the group sing- Lucille Shrewsbury, Ann
ins songs relating to sunshine.~ Dillon, Lucille Via, Zola Mc
A mime, eatitlbd " the Potter Daniel, Adena Maddy, Clorice
ahd the C~y" was presented by Harris, Edith Riffe, Lillian Bel.
the club. ~ the pre- char, Nancy Crawford, Ruth.
mmtati(m Mrs. Harris sang the New~, Gladys Gentry, My-
•mg by the same title, rile Mann and Norma Shrews-
The honorM queans were in- bury.
itrbduced and entertained in the-------
Mternn~ following a buffet
/mgeia Harris
D
Junior and Senior Piano
Recital under the direction of'
Mrs. Dreams L. Brown, teach.'
er, was presented at the Pet-
emtown Baptist Church audit-
orium.
Mrs. Brown was presented a
corsage compliments of two of'
her senior students, Miss Janet
Williams and Miss Sharon
G
m'dner.
Those taking pa~t in the
recital were : Juniors: Tommy
V lancourt, Stumn Ha-elwo0d
Susan 8t~fo~l, I~vholle Cant-
erbury, Christina Davis, Tina
Meadows, Mark Fleeman,
David Huffman, Kelly Lowe,
Lynne Hazelwood, Christine
Brackenr'~ch, Tony G~i,,ges,
Susie Jenninp, Lori Martin.
April Rorrer, Felicia Lilly, Jer-
emy Brown, and Mendy Pit-
zer. Seniors: Calvin Smith, Ap-
ril Johnson, Beth Jennings,
Janet Larew, Angela Harris,
Janet Williams, and Sharon G
ardner.
Trophies were presented to
Angeia Harris and Christine
Brackenrich for best perform-
ance. Miss Harris played the
introduction and Fugato in B
Minor by Cuthbert Harris. Miss
Brackenrich rendered the
theme song from Rimington
Steele by Henry Mancini.
Janet Larew was presented a
'gift b~ Mrs. Brown for being
dedicated to her piano studies.
Michelle Canterbury received
honorable mention.
"The Spidt Of Christ"
Romans 8:9
..The Spirit of Christ Is the mest talked of and least
understood of almost any Bible subject. It is usually
understood to mean to compromise with error and con-
tend for nothing - to either agree with everybody and
everything or be quiet and take no issue. Christ was the
greatest controversialist that ever lived. He never allowed an
error to pass unchallenged tf R had anything to do with
human life and destiny. He never waited to be chafl-
enged. He challenged. And yet there are those who think a
man is not Christ-like who would challenge anybody in error
t~day, But those who have the Spirit of Christ are never too
timid to oppose error and condemn those who teach it. The
Spirit of Christ will tolerate no innovation and wink at no sin.
The Spirit of Christ clings teuncimmly to things that are
written. When Christ was tempted of the devil in the
wilderness, he met every temptation with " It is writt-
en". To do anything in religion without Bthlieai authority is
the Spirit of Christ. People are led by the Spirit only as
they mind the things of the Spirit and the things of the Spirit
are those things the Spirit reveals in the Bible. To do
~mything the Spirit does not teach is not being led by the
Spirit. The Spirit of Christ is manifestly lacking in any case
where the work and worshlp of the church is not according to
the thlngs written in the New Testament. It is not "
progresshm" to deviate from the work and worship of the
church as revealed in the New Testament. The Spirit of
Christ calls things by the right name whether it Is liked or
not. Christ called the Pharisees" hypocrites" because they
were. As a result, they persecuted him. The 8plrit in the
Apostles was to" convict the world of sin." The Spirit in the
Apostles never failed to condemn and to convict the sinner.
Those today who would be such diplomats as to side -#tep an
issue and say nothing that would cut the errorist to the heart
cannot claim the Spirit of Christ. Contrast the preachers in
New Testament times with preachers of today. Must one be
pessive, affable, agreeable, nocombative, a paeifest, to bare
the Spirit of Christ? Certainly not. The Spirit of Christ "
reproves" and " rebukes" as well as , exhorts", and is
unsparing in its denunciation of evil. The Spirit of Christ is
always definite and clear, and is no respecter of persons.
With It no denomination is recognized and no clan or faction
endm~,d. It seeks no comprise with those who have gone
away after the" doctrines" and commandments of men. "It
never plays hypocrite in a friendly pretense. Paul said: "By
the grace of God I am what I am." Just so the Spirit of Christ
will act Jn us today. May the word of Christ dwell in us with
all wisdom and that we be filled with his Spirit.
Church of Christ
1621 Summers SWeet
Hinton. West Virginia
Each Stmday Bible Study at 10:00 a.m.
Worship ~ 10:45 a.m. Evening at 7:00 p.m.
Bible Study W~y evening at 7:00 p.m.
Phmp E. St ttis, Ml tor
Tune in: WMTD Radio" 1380" Sunday at ~:~ a.m.
L - R. Back Haw - Noi-ma Su~bmT, Ann
Dill~n, Ruth Nowb~|~. ~ L - R - Lucllle
ShrowsbmT, Gledys Gerry, as/Myrt Mann.
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Queens For A Day. IAllian Belcher, Adena
Maddy, Nancy Crawf0rd, Clorlce Harris. Bottom
L - R - Edith Riffe,-Lucllle Via , and Zola Mc
Daniel.
The West Virginia Railroad
Heritage Festival Beauty Pageant
The West Virginia Railroad
Heritage Committee is current-
ly seeking contestants for the
Second West Virginia Railroad
Heritage Beauty Pageant. The
winner of the pageant will reign
over the festival during Sept-
ember 14 through September
16, 1964, and will represent our
festival at annual Fairs and
Festival Association Convent-
ion.
Contestants must be between
the ages of 16 and 20 and be
unmarried. The contestants
will compete in four categor-
ies: sportswear, evening go.
wns, an original costume to
represent the West Virginia
Railroad Heritage Festival,
and personal interviews. The
pageant will be held on Thur-
sday, September 13.
For application write to:
West Virginia Railroad
Heritage
Beauty Pageant
c - o Taylor County Public
Library
200 Beech St.
Grafton. WV 26354
or call any of the following:
Kay Mullins at 265-0595 after
5:00 pro;. Dana Mayle at 265-
5465; or Beverly Workman at
265-5532.
All applications and entry
fees must be returned by Aug-
ust I0.
About Your
Social Security
APPLY FOR SSl PROMPTLY
Persons who believe they may be eligible for supplemental
security income (SSI) payments should apply promptly, Carl
Stewart, SSA manager in Beckley, said recently.
While applicants must provide certain information before their
eligibility for monthly payments can be decided, they should not
delay in filing if they do not have all the necessary in-
formation.
There is a very practical reason for people to apply for SSI
promptly, Stewart explained. Payments can start only with the
date of application or the date of eligibility, whichever is later. So
delay in filing can mean a loss in payment.
If some of the required information is lacking, the people in the
Social Security office will help the applicant obtain it, Stewart
advised. What kind of information is required?
SSI applicants should bring their Social Security card or a
record of their Social Security number; their birth certificate or,
if that is not available, the oldest proof of their age they have;
information about their income and assets, such as bank books,
insurance policies, and copies of tax returns; information about
their mortage if they own their home or about their lease if they
rent their home; and medical records concerning any dis-
ability ( including blindness) and the names of medical
institutions where they have been treated.
A disabled or blind child who applies for SSI payments should
have the same information, as well as information about his or
her parent's income, assets, etc. Where the child has no parents, a
guardian or other responsible person can apply for payments on
the child's behalf.
For more detailed information what is needed in applying for
SSI, contact the Beckley Social Security office, 214 N. Kanawha
Street ( P. O. Box Y) and ask for the free booklet, A Guide To
Supplemental Security Income.
The telephone number is 253 - 2741 ( long distance dial 1 - 800 -
642 - 2106, toll froe).
SSI is a Federal income maintenance program. Although it is
run by SSA, it is financed from general funds ~f the U. S.
Treasury.
With diet and weight '
control, Self motivation-
is the
Order a copy of
MOTIVATION FOR DIET
WEIGHT CONTROL.
Presented on high quality 30
n'dnute cassette tape.
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$1.00 Shipping And Handling.
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Box 1T8 - S
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213 Temple St.. Hinton
Phone 466-1818
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Schedule of Events August 11 thru 19
Hinton, West Virginia
Saturday, August 11
Golf Tournament at Willow Wood Country
Club
Fishing Tournament sponsored by National
Park Service.
Sunday, August 12
9 AM - 5 PM - Flower Show in the Moose Club.
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9 AM - 5 PM - Arts and Crafts in the Memorial
Building. Judging at 10 AM. -0s22
6-9 PM - Street Fair in the tent behind the
Memorial Building. ....... •
7-11 PM - Bingo in the Big Top behind the
Memorial Building.
Golf Taurnc ment at Willow Wood Country
Club.
8 PM - Fireman's' Parade through downtown
Hinton. e -o3e0
Fishing Tournament sponsored by National
Park Service.
Hinton's Annual Tennis Open at the Little
League Pork. *~;~-:~55
2-5 PM - Canoe Program sponsored by Nation-
al Park Service.
Teen Disco in the City Side Track Park fol-
lowing the parade until 12:00. $1.00 per per-
son.
Saturday, August 18
8 AM - 10,000 Meter Run beginning in down-
town Hinton. 4 6-. 255
9 AM - 5 PM - Flower Show in the Moose
Club. Judging at 10 AM.
9 AM - 5 PM - Arts and Crafts in the Memorial
Building.
9 AM - 5 PM - Street Fair and Arts & Crafts
with local artisans in the tent behind the :'
Memorial Building
Beginning at 10 AM, .film .festival at the Hinton
Visitor Center on the Hinton By Pass. Films
begin every hour for the New River Bridge.
11 AM - Model Airplane Exhibition at P/pestem
Park.
Monday, August 13
Hinton's Annual Tennis Open at the Little
League Park.
Tuesday, August 14
Hinton's Annual Tennis Open at the Little
League Park.
1:30 PM - Grand Parade in lowntown Hinton.
Prizes for floats, bikes, horses, antique cars
and vans, and marching bands. 466-2219 - 466 - 1017
Square Dance at the Memorial Building after
Parade.
BBQ - Bluestone Dam.
Hot Air Balloon - Bluestone Dam
4 PM - Swimming Relay, Big Splash Contest,
Diving Contest at Pipestem Park. - lSOO
2-5 PM - Canoe Program sponsored by Nation-
al Park Service.
2-5 PM - Canoe Program sponsored by Nation-
al Park Service. 0417
Wednesday, Aug..15
Hintan's Annual Tennis Open at the Little
League Park. 466-0417
7 - l0 Gospel Sing - Memorial Building
8 PM - EcoTheater presents "The Hinton Play"
at P/pestem Amphitheater.
Thursday, August 16
7:30 PM - The Water Festival Queen's Corona-
tion in the High School Auditorium. T/ckets
available at the door. Reception following.
7:30 PM - "The Hinton Play" at the Methodist
Educational Building.
8 PM - Bingo. Summers County Vol. Fire Dept.
9 PM - Rich Mountain Bounders at Ptpestem
Park.
10 PM - 2 AM - Queen's Ball featuring "Odes-
sey" in the Armory, Semiformal, $15 per cou-
ple. 0822
Sunday, August 19
Attend the Church of your choice.
Friday, August 17
11 AM - 4 PM - Pipestem Events - Water Bal-
loon Toss, Water Slide, Tug of War, Races &
Relays. 4 -1s0o
Beginning at 10 AM, film festival at the Hinton
Visitor Center on the Hinton By Pass. Films
begin every hour for the New R/ver Gorge.
4 PM - Ski ShOw on Bluestone Lake.
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