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8 - Hinton News Tues. Sept. 11, 1990
PRETTY BABY CONTEST
WINNERS
Tues. evening, Aug. 7th at 6:00
P.M. the 1990 Pretty Baby Contest
was held on Kroger Parking Lot,
sponsored by the W. Vs. State Water
Festival and the Hinton Kroger
Employees Advisory Committee.
Judges for the event were: Mrs.
Minnie Harris, Lewisburg, W.V.,
Mrs. Nancy Richardson, Ballengee,
M~'s. Margaret Waller, Hinton, Mrs.
Jean Keiffer, A]derson, and Miss
Laura Brandon, Hinton.
MC for the contest Faron Young
introduced each contestant to the
pmlel of judges, points were totaled
and Amanda Beth Cales, chairman
of the Pretty Baby Contest presented
third and second place ribbons and
first place trophies to the winners.
A total of 57 babies participated
in the contest wiLh winners in the
following categories:
2 to 3 year old - 3rd place girl
Kasey Mac Sears, daughter of Allen
& Janice Sears, 2nd. place Amanda
Lea Serreno, daughter of Milton &
Teresa Serreno, 1st. place to Keri
Nicole Kristen Thurmon, daughter
of Betty Thurmond. 3rd place boy
Timothy Ray Turner, son of Thomas
& Evelyn Turner, 2nd. place Bra-
dley Shawn Bowles, son of Milton &
Lisa Bowles and 1st place Timothy
Morrison, son of Joe & Charlotte
Morrison.
1 to 2 year old. 3rd. place girl
Jeasica Nichols Gill, daughterof
Walden & Patricia Gill, 2nd. place
Tiffany Gall Whitt, daughter of
Robert & Drama Whitt, 1st. place
Ashley Ann Williams, daughter of
Wendy Williams. 3rd. place boy
Core), Philip Harvey, son of Philip &
Jackie Harvey, 2nd place Robert Paul
Rogers, son ofGreg & Dabble Rogers
and 1st. place Nicholas ReedWhelby,
son of Frank & Sarah Wheby.
7rues. to 1 yr. - 3rd. place boy
Mark David Stittner, son of David &
Rebecca Stiltner, 2nd. place Bran-
don Plumley, son of Chris & Donna
Plumley, 1st. place Chase Alan
Willey, son ofBobby & Teresa Wiiley.
3rd, place girl Jennifer Kathleen
Mann, daughter of Charles & Pare
Mann, 2nd. place - Rachel Elizabeth
1 - 2 yr. old" Corey Phillip Harvey,
Robert Paul Rogers, Tiffany Gall Whitt,
and Nicholas Reed Wheby.
Jessica Nichols Gill,
Ashley AnnWilliams,
Bowles, daughter of Milton & Lisa & Jerida Hoyle.
Bowles and Ist. place Lauren Comi, Anyone wanting "a tape of the
daughter of Frank & Bobbie Coral. contestcancalIMiltonorIAsaBowles
The last 0 to 6 mos. 3rd place girl at 466-5311.
Kristen LeeAnn Ellis, daughter of The W. Va. Water Festival and
DeWayne & Brenda Ellis, 2nd. place the Hinton Kroger Employees Advi-
Rebecca Ann Stalnaker, daughter of sory Committee would like to thank
Mathew & Lisa Stalnaker, 1st.eachmemberofthejudges, Mr.Faron
Amber Nicole Richmond, daughter Young, Summers County Volunteer
ofTravis & Melissa Richmond. 3rd. Fire Department for use of the P.A.
place boy: Joshua Kimball Stone, equipment and the W. Va. Water
son of Larry & Carol Stone, 2nd. Festival Princesses and anyone else
place Nathaniel Ryan Ward, son of who helped in anyway to help make
~rony & Robin Ward, and 1st. place the Pretty Baby Contest a success.
to Bruce Matthew Hoyle, son of Bruce
0 - 6 rues." Nathaniel Ryan Ward, Rebecca Ann Stalnaker,
Bruce Mathew Hoyle, Amber Nicole Richmond, Joshua Kim.
ball Stone, and Kristen LeeAnn Ellis.
2 to 3 yrs. old: Kasey Mac Seas, Timothy Ray Turner, Bradley
Shawn Bowles, Amanda Lea Serreno, Keri-Nicole Kristen
Thurmon, and Timothy Morrison.
COMBINED REVIVAL
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First Christian Church, Sept. 16 -
17 - 18 and Community Christian
Church Sept. 19 - 20 - 21.
Evangelist: Tony Reed: 7:00
o'clock nightly.
ANNUAL SPECIAL MEETING
Annual Special Meeting Summers
County Historical ,Society Tues. Sept.
11 - 6: P.M. Dinner- 6:P.M. Business
Meeting - 7:30. Graham House - Rt.
3 - Lowell.
Bring your favorite dish - paper
and p]astic - ware.
Speaker: Margaret Ann Scott,
Professor of English at Concord
College, President of Mercer Co.
Historical Society; noted genealog/st
and historian.
NOTICE
Thurs. 7:30 P.M. Adult Children/
Grandchildren of Alcoholics and Co-
dependents. OPEN Twelve-step
meeting.
Library Basement, Appalachian
South FolkIife Center, Pipestem,
W.Va.
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7 mos. to 1 yr.: Chase Allen Willey, Lauren Comi, Brandon
Plumley, Mark David Stittner, Rachel EHzabeth Bowles, and
Jennifer Kathleen Mann.
Annual Jefferson-
Jackson Day Dinner
Held
Summers County was repre-
sented by twenty people at the an-
nual Jefferson.Jackson Day Dinner
held at the Charleston Civic Center
on Aug. 11. The dinner was spon-
sored by the West Virginia Demo-
cratic Executive Committee and was
the best attended J-J Dinner in
several years with an estimated
crowd of 1,300 people. Summers
County also had its best representa-
tion in as many years.
Rap, Richard Gephardt, D-Me,
the featured keynote speaker, gave
a stirring presentation on the need
of America to regain its leadership
in education, competitiveness, and
industry and commerce.
A Democrat ofthe Year from each
county was honored by the West
Virginia Democratic Executive
Committee Chairman Chuck Smith.
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MERCURY
Summers County's Democrat of the
Year is Mrs. Nellie Farley of
Pipestem.
Those attending from Summers
County were: Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Anderson, Mayor and Mrs. Jim
Leslie, City Councilman and Mrs.
Larry Meador, State Road Supervi-
sor and Mrs. Bobby Joe Maddy, Mr.
and Mrs. Hunter Farley, Mr. and
Mrs. Arnett Willey, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Marion O'Bryan, Delegate Arnold
Ryan, Summers County Executive
Committee Treasurer Mrs. Nadine
Woodrum, Summers County Execu-
tive Committee Secretary, Mrs.
Catherine Mack, and Dr. and Mrs.
William P. Mathews.
DEGREE OF HONOR
The Degree of Honor will meet
Thurs. Sept. 13 with a carry in lunch
at Shirley's camp.
Cars will IPave Hinton House at
10:30.
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