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usby orth.- mgh - usby L of Sat- ~ey and, ;heir ~S a 9 :rev ~¢ e .ayer tn :e m v;¢e, Broqe 1928 ayer, set4 DAY 235, ew;S ower huts or chooI ks ~do I Suay ddO ks Homecoming On New River Hills Low Gap Methodist Church Summers County, West Virginia Dorothy Turman Annual Homecoming services were held at Low Gap Methodist Church on August 12, 1984. Long ago, this commun- ity was called New River Hills. Even farther back in time, people walked, rode horseback or used horses and buggy to get to services at the Low Gap Meetin' House. Trustees of the Low Gap Church in August, 1912 were : O. L. Foster, T. R. Turner, W. W. Williams, J. W• Allen and J• A. Allen. Remember Murvil telling us about Preacher Westfall? With his shiny shoes and his sciss- or - tailed coat? That was in 1922. Members of the Board that year were J. L. McDowell and J. W. Allen from Low Gap; R. R. Light from Forest Hill; J. F. Huffman, S. P. Turner, and John L. Lowry from Buck ; J. A. Foster and W. H. (Henry) Taylor from Mt. Zion. Reading from the minutes of the First Quarterly Conference, known simply as "Quarterly", dated Nov. 1, 1922 at Low Gap, we find that the pastor's sal- ary was made up from public donations and contributions from the various appointments. In 1922, the amount was $311.17 for the first quarter, the mon- ey coming from congregations in Forest Hill, Low Gap, Mt. Zion, Hill's Chapel, Neff's Ch- apel and Bellepoint. John L. Lowry was secretary and took the minutes of the meeting. Those attending the Low Gap Homecoming were : Lacy Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wills, Marvin and Doro- thy Meadows, Mrs. Edna Han- nah Foster, Betty Allen, Moody Gwinn, Dorse and Eloise Rich- ardson and grand- daughter, Katrina. Evelyn Wood. Lula Foster, Guy Turner, Myrl Fos- ter, and Ruth Thomas, all of Hinton or nearby. Also, Doyle Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Turner and boys, Zenith and Edward Cook, Ra- ndy Cook, Kenneth Lowry and Linda Cook, James Allen and Orville and Glenna Sounders, all from Buck. Also, Mrs. Fred Foster, Jew- ell Thompson, Nannie Ramsey and Lee and Nell Thompson, all of Forest Hill. From Bozoo, WV., Mr. and Mrs. Murvil Turner; from Ball- ard, Barbara Taylor; from Welch, Bill Fernatt. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gadd came from Williamstown, Mrs. Elizabeth Shrewsberry Bonds from Eccles, and Rev. and Mrs. Bill Fox, Mark and Pare from' Jumping Branch. This year marks the 22nd year that Rev. Fox has been coming to the top of this mountain to deliver the PICK PIt:rURE~ UI-' ,, These pictures' are ones of j Jbirthdays, weddings, etc., that~ sermon on Homecoming Sun- Any°nehavingpicturesa°Wn*have appeared in the paper' day. Today, he entitled his at the Hinton News Office, lately• message, " The Triumph of please stop in and piek them up. Christ". From neighboring Virginia came Bobby and Hattie Them- pson and children, of Coving ton; Dallas Jane Tabor and Lori Tabor, of Pearisburg; Mary Reynolds and family, Irene Meador and Edna Mea- dor, all of Bassett; Mark Bry- ant of Chesapeake ; Raymond and Almetia Lilly of Radford; Velma Shrewsherry, Barbara Flinchum and Dorothy Turman of Blacksburg Those coming from other states were : Fred Bonds of Illinois; Jim and Edna and Renee Bryant of Austell, Go.; and Jill Saunders of Columb- us, Ohio. Interested people are coming back to the church for singing every night during the month of August. Please come and join us! The time is 7: P.M. il Drug Store Is updating our job applications. Apply in person I - 3 P.M. Wednesday and Friday. I Area Brief HINTON NEws OFFICE HOURS Monday - 9 a.m. - Noon Tuesday - 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Wednesday - 9 a,m. to Noon. Thursday- CLOSED Friday • 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. CLOSED SAT. & SUN. Tubs. Aug. 28, 1984 Hinton News - 5 a menstruation. If you're not sure how, ask your dc -mr or -call the Breast Disease Hofline &scribed below. See a phvsician at once it" vou detect am, smpiciotts hunps or " changes i'n the shaW or apwarancc of your breasts. Ifvou have a wrsonal or family llistorx of brcast cancer, con- suit v(eith your d(x'tor about more frequent/exams. Remember, oath' &tcc on is the key to beating brc:ast cancer. For More Information Call Community Hospital's Breast Disease Hotline at 985-8364. A registered nurse will answer your questions on breast di :t c, detection, ,rod trcanncnt Monday thn)ugh Friday th)m 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Or talk to your &x'tor. If you don't have a dtx.:tor, call the hofline, and we'll give you the namcs of When you're young, it's not easy several physicians wh()m you may consult, to think of disease death. Those {hings • - ,c >, " or wntc, Manmx)graph} P.O. Box 12946, Roanoke, VA 24029. Please, don't be careless with your lift:. hapwn m "other people," ttmallv 0/d - other F x)ple, right? Wrong. Breast cancer & sn't respect the t lcies of youth. It strikes young and old. Approxir/aately 12% ofallbreast cancer deaths o:t lr in women under 35 -- and many ofth( se women arc in their inid 20's. How to Lessen Your Odds into the habit of examining vom" breasts eveo, month, preferably after COMMUNITY HOSPITAL OF ROANOKE VALLEY Elm Ave. at Jcfl~:rson St., Roanoke, Virginia 9 3rd Ave. Announcing the closing of his office effective August 30, 1984, Charts are available week days from 8 to 4 PuM. In Sept. on Tues. & Thurs. 8 AnM. to 4 PuM. All outstanding accounts are due and payable at the office up thru Sept. or to P. O. Box 596,Hinton, W. Va. Your confidence in us has been very truly " - -,-e--~,--,--._,-~j-~---.j-~,-~--k - - Stokes Drive - Hinton San. - Thar. 11:00 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Fti. & Sat. 11:00 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. RITE AID PHARMACIES WILL FILL OVER... LET US PRICE YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION! 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