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Southern District
Convention Slated For
Pence Springs Hotel
Plans and committees for the
Southern District convention to be
held at Pence Springs Hotel in Sept.:
with the Hinton Woman's Club as
host were outlined at the Aug. meet-
ing of the club. .
The convention is scheduled for
Sal S*,,pt. 29 with registration being
Ann Deeds Jacobs
Appointed
Administrator
Ann Deeds Jacobs has been ap-
pointed the administrator ofLa Casa
Grande Retirement & Assisted Liv-
ing Center, a 73 unit complex in
Englewood, Fla.
Ann has been witht he Retire-
ment Center since Jan. ~J0 which is
a small group of retirement centers
throughout Fla.
She has been successful in in-
creasing occupancy at her center by
being creative with her marketing
skills, and with the assistance ofher
activities director has been able to
fulfill life long wishes of some of her
residents who's average age is 85
years and plus. She has assisted
them in learning how to scuba dive,
become a clown for the circus, wind
sail lessons and many other activi-
ties which continues to encourage
their independence.
Ann presently has developed an
Alzheimers Unit to serve a 4 county
Joe Meadows
Retires After 22 Years With Postal Service
Joe Meadows retires after 22 years with the Postal Service
in Hinton, WV. He was presented with a rocking chair from
the employees. Joe lives at Hilldale with his wife Shirley. Joe
plans to do a little farming and hunting.
Heritage Craft Festival
A Heritage Craft Festival will be costumes and exhibits of early
held Sun. Oct. 7th, at the Graham American tools and antiques.
House at Lowell. There will be The festivities will begin at 12:00
demonstrations in spinning and noon and continue until 5:00 p.m.
weaving, quilting, pottery, black- with food being sold by the Graham
smithing, basket making, makingof House Preservation Society. The
mountain rifles and apple butter, menu includes Bar-B-Q's, hot dogs,
Other activities will be mountain brown beans and cornbread, potato
music, Buckskinners in authentic salad, pies, cakes and other goodies.
Paul L. Wykle, Sr.
Hinton Service
The Hinton Service Club opened
their new club year with a dinner
meeting, Thurs. Sept. 6, at the home
of Mrs. Richard Gunnoe assisted by
Mrs. Jane Duffield and Mrs. Colby
S. Weaver, Jr.
Preceding the business meeting
and program the members and guest
were greeted by the hostess. A deli-
cious buffet dinner was enjoyed at
According to Mrs. Emily Briers,
Treasurer of the Summers County
Hospital Business Development
Corporation, the 1990 Summers
County limited edition Christmas
ornaments have arrived. These new
ornaments are dedicated to the
Graham House at Lowell, W.Va. Mrs.
Barbara Belling, President of Gra-
ham House Preservation Society,
$12 payable at the Sept. meeting, area in Fla. It will be one of a kind
Mrs. Bobby Basham, club presi- and offer many special programs to
dent, announced the following corn- it's residents as well as family
mittabs: Registration: Mrs. Ina members. It will also offer security,
Coffman, Mrs. Wanda Massie, Mrs. piece of mind and support services to
MaryGarrison; Tags & Favors: Mrs. families.
Hazel Davidson, Mrs. Basham, Mrs. She gained her experience in our
Connie Willey, Mrs. Beverly Carter, small community as an Outreach
Mrs. Martha Hunter, Mrs. Pauline Worker for Council on Aging, and
Meadows; Breakfast: Mrs. Bertha withthe Summers County Continu- Christmas
Goddard~ Ivlrs. Nadine Vass, Mrs. ous Care Center as a Social Worker. Ornaments
Marjorie Burdett~, Mrs. Tommy She credits the geriatric population
l~)we. Mrs. Elizabeth Mann; Art of our county with her success, and Arrive
Commiti~,e: Miss Dorothy Jean will never forget them. '
Boley, Mrs. Mary F. Talbert, Mrs. With her time consuming job she
Jean Gore, Mrs. Lena Wilson, Mrs. still finds time to play golf on a
Myrtle Bryant; Flowers: Mrs. Donna tournament level at the many beau-
Pivont; District Fund Raising= Mrs. tiful courses in Saraota and Venice
June Meadows, Mrs. Opal Bodes, Areas.
Mrs. Marion Forren, Mrs. Lena J. Ann is the daughter of Virginia
Jones, Mrs. Katherine Holt, Mrs. Maddy and stepdaughter of Bob J.
Mary Ellen Honaker; Door Prizes: Maddy of Hinton and John Deeds,
Mrs. Brenda McCoy, Mrs. Brenda Jr. and stepmotherBobbie Deeds of
Cooper, Miss Elizabeth Morriss. Orange, Va. Her grandparents are
Th*.~eveningprogi'amfeaturedthe Mr. and Mrs. John Deeds Sr. and stated that they were very pleased
General Federation of Women's Club Grace Honaker all of Hinton. to have their historical building se-
Centennial Celebration Film. The She and her son Michael are now lected to be engraved on the new
celebration was held in New York residing in Venice, Fla. decorative ornaments.
ROTARY The new ornaments will be avail-
City in July and Miss Beley, vice CLUB able at the Summers County Hospi-
president of the Hinton Club, was
among those attending, tal Auxiliary Gift Shop, Briers Fur-
Matthew Rodes entertained with REPO RT niture, Hinton Floral, National Bank
a program of banjo selections as fol- of Summers, Big Four Drug Store,
lows: Flint Hill Special; Beverly OnSept. 14th speaker was Sister First National Bank of Hinton,
Hillbi]]ies;LittleDave;FoggyMoun- Kathy and guest Norm Wright. ButlersPharmacyandTots&Teens,
n Breakdown; and Will the Circle Sister gave informative talk on all of Hinton. They will also be avail-
Be Unbroken. whatisoccuringatSummersCountyable at the Pence Springs Resort
• Routine reports were heard after Hospital. She informed us that Hotel at Pence Springs and at the
themeetingwasopenedbythepresi-emergencyroomwillnowbecoveredGraham House at Lowell.
dentwith theclubcollectandpledge. 24 hours a day. This new ornament is the fourth
It was reported that the county is Let's support our hospital, in a series of limited edition decora-
tive ornaments depicting different
becomingmoretrashconscioussinceThank you, sister Kathy and buildings througout Summers
the Adopt A Highway program has Norm Wright. County and Hinton.
been in effect and at the most recent The first ornaments was released
pickup only 11 bags of litter was Servicemen In The in 1987 with an engraving of the
removed.
Summers County Courthouse. In
The annual covered dish dinner is NCWS
to be held at the Sept. 10 meeting 1988, an ornament with an image of
the C & O Depot in Hinton was
with the HOBY candidate as
speaker. Air Force Master Sgt. Martin N. offered to the public. Last year, the
Hoyt has been decorated with the groupselectedalikensesofthePence
Concluding the meeting a social Meritorious Service Medal at RAF Springs Resort Hotel to be placed on
hour was enjoyed by Mrs. AlmaLakenheath, England. the ornament.
Redes, Mrs. Beverly Carter, Mrs. The Meritorious Service Medal is The price of the new ornaments
Ina Coffman, Mies Mae Dodd, Mrs. awarded specifially for outstanding will be $10.00. There are also some
Myrtle Bryant, Mrs. Nellie Miller,
Mrs, Marjorie Burdette, Mrs. Bet- non-combat meritorious achieve- ofthepreviouslyreleasodornaments
meat or service to the U.S. available from the different outlets
tha Goddard, Mrsl Louise Wright, He is an air traffic control super- in Summers County.
Mrs. Lena Wilson, Mrs. Mary F. intendent. BPW TO MEET
Talhert, Mrs. Nadine Vass, Mrs' Hoyt is the son of Edward M. and The Hinton Business and Profes-
Mary Ellen Honaker, Mrs. Marion Josephine N. Hoyt of Peterstown, sional Women's Club will meet at
Forrsn, Mrs. Frank Boone, Mrs. W.Va. 100 Ballengee St. at 6:30 P.M. on
Betty Buham, Mrs. Brenda McCoy,
Mrs. Brenda Cooper, and Miss Sept. 27. The dinner will be catered
Dorothy Jean Boley. by The Upper Crust.
All members are invited.
BOOSTERS
MEET
ets
Sgt. Johnny W. Ratliff, Jr.
Serving In
Saudi Arabian
Sgt. Johnny W. Ratliff, Jr. sen of
Mr. and Mrs. David Cales of Beech
Run is currently serving in Saudi
Arabian Desert. He left on Aug. 28th
from Ft. Bragg, N.C.
His wife Teresa Meador Rafliff
and daughter Melissa Dawn reside
at Ft. Campbell, Ky.
Family members and friends are
encouraged to write to him. His
address is:
235-08-8266
CBTRY 5/8 Far
A~P.O. New York 09657
ATTHHB
Named To Board
of Directors
The First National Bank of llin-
ton is pleased to announce the elec-
tion of Paul L. Wykle, Sr. as a member
of its Board of Directors.
A native of Summers County, Mr.
Wykle is owner and operator of Twin
State Barber and Beauty Supply
Corporation. Located at Hilldale,
near Hinton, Twin State is a famil:~
operated business which he and his
wife Barbara began in 1965. Mr.
Wykle now has 27 employees with 4
branch offices. These are located in
Beckley, Parkersburg, Harri-
sonburg, VA., and Winchester, VA.
Mr. Wykle has two sons, Paul, Jr.
and Keith. Both sons are active in
the family business. Mr. and Mrs.
Wykle are also active in church and
civic affairs.
Bob~t Boosters met Mon, night
Sept. 17 at the City Sidetrack Park. The family of Arcenla Easton wishes to thank the
Remember the football game is ~l'J. staff of the Halstead Care Home of Nimitz, W. Va.,
night at Greenbrier West. Game tim e
is 7:30 and also Homecoming for Dr. Stanley Day, Rev. Mathew Saunders, Rev.
Cr.nbner west. Billy Galloway, Rev. N. J. Johnson, and E.M.
Those attending the meeting were:
Howard Cashwell, Henry Noel, E.L. Meadows Funeral Home, and all who sent food,
Cobb, Da.,dd Ballard, Willie Weber, - - .,, - P,',.. - - -" ' -- - =. %.,e.,, an. mone,, a. WhO ha, us m min,t aurinn
Johnny O'Neal, C.W. Rodes, Joe
Goinee and Wal ter'Stoney~ Loomis. that time,
Next meeting is on Tues, Sept. flay God bless and keep you all.
25th at 5:30 at City Sidetrack Park.
The Family
beautifully decorated tables. Mrs.
Gunnoe gave the invocation.
Following the dinner, the newly
elected president, Mrs. David
Parmer introduced Miss Jennifer
Sears, the clubs representative to
Girls State, who spoke of her many
in teresti ng experiences while at Girls
State and thanked the club for the
opportunity of attending.
Members present: Mrs. Bobby
Basham, Miss Dorothy Jean Boley,
Ms. Jane Duffield, Mrs. James
Bowling, Mrs. Michael Gore, Mrs.
Richard Gunnoe, Mrs. James Leslie,
Jr., Mrs. Glen Livesay, Mrs. W. P.
Mathews, Mrs. W. G. Meador, Mrs.
David Parmer, Mrs. L. R. Pivont,
Jr., Mrs. Sue Glaser, Mrs. A. G.
Timberlake, Mrs. Herbert Vass, Mrs.
C. S. Weaver, Jr.
Guest: Miss Jennifer Sears.
Funeral Plannin,
.Certificate of Deposit thru you Local Bank or
Forethought Life Ins. Co.
Our competent staff has been professionally trained to assist
youin funeral planning, as well as counsel and help you or
those you love through the funeral experience.
Our reputation is built on serving families like yours and we
pledge that we will merit the confidence you have placed in us.
Feel free to contact us for answers to any questions you might
have.., now or in the future.
130 Temple St., Hinton
That Blessings May Shine on
Come to Church
Phone 466-1179
Indisn I, lls Saptist Church
BAPTIST steve Howdock, Pastor: S.S.
Beech Run Baptist Church Supt. James Keatley. Sur~ay
Superintendent, Alice Bowyer, Schoot t0 AM Classes for all
Sunday Scndol 10, Momingwor- ages, Worship. Service. 11 A.M.
ship 1 I. and 7 P.M Every Sunday. Prayer
Bellepolnt Baptiat Church Meeting Wed. 7 P.M.
N. Bruce Creswe~l, Jr., Pastor: Judson Freewill Baptist
Sunday Service: Joe McSride Church
Su~., Sunday School 9;45 am. Pastor Pat Kounse: Sunday
Morning Worship, It am. Youth School t0:00 o' Clock. Every
tellowship,5:45pm.EveningServ. Sunday. Services Sunday Night
ice, 7 pro. Wednesday Service, At 7:00 o' clock.Pat Kounse.
7:00 pro. Prayer Meeting and Bible S unday School Superintendent.
Study. Big Creek KeatleyChurchSprings Baptist
Lynn Maddy, Pastor: Sunday Sunday School t0 AM.. Harold
School 10 a.m. Morning Worship Meeks, Superintendent.
t t a.m. each Sunday. Evening Laurel Creek Baptist Church
Sarvices,Sunday=Tp,m.Prayer First and third Sunday at t t:O0
meeting Wed. at 7 p.m. B Y F am., Second and Forth Sunday
Sunday at6p.m, al 7.'00 pro., Wednesday rugl~ ~
Brooke Baptist Church Service 7:00 pro.. Sunday School :
Pastor Darre~t Hamm: Edward iO:00am Pastor, lndyHowdock
Cyrus, Sunday School Superin- Uck Creek Baptist Church
tendent., Sun,School 10 a.m. Sunday Schoola110am Pruacn-
I Morning Worship 11 a,m` Eve- =ng Serwces, t 1 am, Every Sun-
ningServiceSun.at7p.m. Prayer clay, Prayer Meeling Wednesday
! Meeting Tues. at 7:30 p.m.Wed. 7 pro. Ray. Tom McGraw. Pastor,
Service 7 p.m. MUle Wolf Creek
Calvary Baptist Church Independent Bapt~t Church. ell
Red Sulphur: Ray. Rick Hendar- Rt. t2 on the Little Wolf Creek
son, Sunday School 10 A.M. Road. Pastor, Dona:d L, Hannah:
Randy Hedge, Superintendent Sunday School Superintendent.
Morning Worship 11~ A.M. WayneBrowning, SundaySchool
Evening Worship 7 30 P M Wed- J 10:O0 am. Worship Service 11:00
nesday Worship 7.'30 P.M. J am. Sun. Evening Service 7 pro.
Camon I Youth Meeting Wednesday 6:30
Rev. Nathanael Johnson: Sunday I pro.Mid Week Service Wed. 7pm.
School, E. G. Crawford, Supt, 11 =
Meedow Creek
a.m.MorningWorshipEvarySun. I Pastor J. L. Jones: SunAO am.
day. Preaching 1st. and 3rd. i Sunday School ; 11 affl., Morning
: Sundays at 11 a,m. and 6 p.m. I Worship; 7 pro. Evening Worship;
Central ' 7 pro. Wed., Mid Week Bblo Study
l PastorRobertL.Moora:9:45a.m. and Prayer Meeting.
i Church SChOOl. 1 t a.m. Morning Meadow Creek
W(xship. 6:30 p.m, B Y F. 7:00 Ray. William Caner: Sunday
p.m. Evening Worship. 7 p.m. School Superintendent Mrs. E. E.
Wednesday Mid - Week Service. Johnson. Sunday School t0a.m.
ChesmutGrove every Sunday. Prayer service
BeptletChurch WeOnesday 6:30. Worship sorv-
Pastor: Benny Nlen. Sldoerinten- ice third Sunday at 11 a.m.
dent: Lowell Bennett, Suffday Mr. Calvary FmewlH
School, 10a, m.MomingWorship Baptist Church• Sunday School
11 &m Evening Service 7:30 10:00a.m.,Praachlngll:O0a,m.
Wed. Evening Sewice 7:~p,m. I Preaching Sunday Nighl 7:00
Cook'o Chq~al I p.m., Prayer Meeting Wednsday
(Regular Baptist Church) John S. ! 7.'00, Pastor E. R. Buck Tyree
AtkJnsen, Pastor: 10 a,m. Sunday New Salem Baptiet Church
SchooI.Supl.ChadasBowlas, ll Pastor L E. Hatcher: Sunday
a.m. Morning Worship. 6 p.ln., B Y School t 0.'00. Church 1 t :00 F un-
F 7 p.m. Evening Worship Wed. 7 damentaL
p.m. Prayer Meeting. Ntmitz Mleaior~ry
Feaurn~tar-Freewill Bap(isl Church Pastor Arnold
Two miles norlh of Aiderson on Cooper: S. S. Superintendent
the Alia Road. Sunday School 10
&m, Baptist Youth League 6 p.m.
Evening services 7 p.m.
Rret BIptlet Church
Sunday School 9;45 a.m. Bruoe
Richmond, Supt. Morning Wet.
ship I I a.m., Evening Service 7 .O0
p.m, Mid Weak S~ervlce 7,'00 p.m.
Foreal Hi. Bmliti=i Church
Pastor Don Rledel: Senttoa= 2rid,
&4th. Sunday 11 ;00,Sunday Night
Sen~oas 7:00, Wednelday Night
7:30, tst. & 3rd. Sunday Services
At Methodist Church At 8:30 P.M,
Service Meeting.
Grape Beptlet Church
Dan Spencer. Pastor, Sunday
School roam.. Mo#ntn0 Worship
t 1:00 &m. Sunday Evening 6,'00
p.m, Wed. Evening 7:00 p.m.
C.=rlfflth Creak
Edwin Ray Harris, Jr., Pester: S un-
day School 10 &m. S. S. Supl,
Melvin Ryan. Worship Services
At tl:00 AM tat. 3rd. and 5th.
Sundays Evening m,,A'vicas at 7:00
P.M. 2nd. and 4th, Sundays, Mid
Week Prayer Service And Youth
Moetlng Each Wednesday at 7:00
, P.M.
Kirby Bragg, Sunday Schootg:45.
Morning Worship and Children
Church 11 a.m. SunOay Morning.
Evening Sunday Worship 7:30.
Prayer Meeting and Youth Meet-
ing 7."30 Wednesday.
v ~ ' Pine Grove
Pastor W. C. ~n: SunOay
SchooISupl,. Bill Hawks, Sunday
School 10 a.m" Morning Worship
11:00 A.M. Wednesday Evening
Sewi~e 7,'30 p.m.
Rhunda Anne, Memorial
Church
Straeter, WV. Service every 2nO..
4lh, and ~lh, Saturday evenings
at 7,'00 p.m.
River Volley
Rt. 12 Forest Hill Road. Bill Jan.
kms, Pastor: 10 s.m. Sunday
School, Oakley Grtmmett, Super-
intendent tl am. Morning Wor-
ship. 7:30 p.m. Evening Service
7 p.m. Youth Fellowship Thur.
Roles Chapel Misllooary
Bop(tel. Carl Edwards, Pastor:
Sunday School 10 A.M. Worship
Service 11 A.M. each Sunday.
Prayer Service, ~ Seek:e,
Youth Meeting WedmBday 7p.m.
Rollinlburg
D. L. S~alnak~r. Pastor: 10 a.m.
Sunday School classes for all
ages. Ric~. ard Holioran Superin-
tendent 11 a.m. Mornmg Wor-
ship. 7 P.M. Night Service.
Sandstone Baptist Church
Pastor Eddie Johnson: Sunday
School Sup(. Bill Dean, Sunday
School 10 A.M. Morning Worship
11 A.M., Evening Services 7.'00
P.M., Wed. Prayer Meeting and
Youth Meeting 7 P.M.
Second
Taicott, First Sun. Service 11 A.M.
Sunday at 3:00 P.M.
Second Baptist Church
212 James St., Rev. Matthew
Saundors. Services 2nd. & 4th.
Sunday 11 A.M.. Prayer Service
Wednesday 6:30, Sunday School
each Sunday 9:30, Mr. James
Nickolas Supt. Mrs. Edith Goodo,
Asset.
Tempe Church
Redan Combs. Pastor: SunOay
SChool, 10 a.m. MoNJn Wi]hams,
Supt. Preaching Services at 11 .'00
a.m every Sunday.
Upland Baptiel Church
Pastor A. Angell, Jrr: S. S.- t 0.~1,
Sunday Worship - ~1:00, Supt.,
Rudy Allen Stevenson, Asistant
Sup(. Rebecca Roma~olloBiblo
Study Sunday Evening 7.~0 .
Youth Meetin~ 7.'00 Sunday.
CATHOLIC
Mass Schedule, Sunda} 9 a.m.
CHRISTIAN
Community Chdetion
Pastor Doug Hatcher: Worship
Services Sun. 11 am. and 7:00
pm. Sable Study 10 a.m. Wed.
7:00 p m
F~ret Christian Church
Eddie Via, Minister: Sunday
School 9.'45 A.M., Morning Wor-
ship 11:00 A.M., Sunday Evening
Bible Study, Sunday 6.'00 Youth
Meetings 6.'00
, CHURCH OF
CHRIST
1621 Summers Minister, Phil-
lip Strattis: Sunday Morning Bible
Study t0 a.m. Sunday Morning
Worship Service 10;45 ~.m. Sun-
day Evening Service 7.'00 P.M.
Wednesday Evening Service 7
P,M.
Lay Church o| Christ
Sunday 10:00. Bible Study 10;45,
Evening Sunday 7.00 p.m.. Wed-
nesday Bible Study 7.'00 P.M.
Shockley Hill
Tug Creek Road, Sunday Wor-
ship 11A.M. Sunday Everdng6:30
P.M. Wednesday Services 7:30.
P.M.
EPISCOPAL
11 a,m. First ~ Third Sundays,
Holy Communion 11 a.m., Sac- i
Ond and Fourth Sundays.
METHODIST
Miller Mernonai Church School 10
a.m: Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Evening Service 7:30 P.M. U M Y
F Wednesday 6 p.m.
Rret United MethOdist Cllt~dl
Hinton, WVGeratd F. Dorson. Min-
ister: Sunday School 9:45 A.M,, I
Mernlng Worship 11:~A.M. Child
core available: Moments withchll-
dren. Wednel~lay Prayer Virgil
11:00 A.M.. 1.'00 P.M, in-the
Sanctuary. Wednesday Youth
Club. 4,'00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. For
Transportation: 466-0544
Jarrma Chapel at True
Ray. Carlton Witson, Pastor: SPry.
ices 9 a.m. Sun. School 10 a.m.
Johnson
Minister. Hubert Groves: Sam
Groves, Lay Leader. Study: 9:45.
Wo~sh,p 11 a.m.
L.indelde
Red Sulphur. Marshall F~vler,
Pastor: Service every second
Sunday 7 p.m. every fourth Sun-
day 11 a.m.
Mary Jane Memorial
Pastor Rend H. Richmond: Sun-
day School 10 a.m. Morning
Worship 11 a.m. Evening Prayer
Meeting 7:30 P.M.
Metho~et Charge
Rick Beam: First Sunday & 3rd.
Sunday, Brooldyn 9:15. Mr. Zion
10:15 AM.. Send Knob 11;30
P,M.. Nimitz 2nd. and 4th, Sun-
day, Sethal 9:30, Pluto Martha
Chapel 11:00. Madams Creak.
Mount Pi~gmh
Morning Worship 9:30 a.m.
Church School t0:30 a,m, U M Y
F Tuesday 5:30 P.M.
New Hope
C. Franklin Mick, Pastor: Sunday
School 10 am, Worship 1 st & 3rd
Sun. 11 am & 4th Sun. at 7:30 pm
O~k Grove
C. Franldin Mack, Pastor: Sunday
School at 11 am, Worship 2nd &
4th Sun., 10 am& 1st Sun. at 7 pm
Talcott Charge
C, Franklin Mick, Pastor: Forest
Hill, tst & 3rd Sundays: Worship
10am, Sun. School 11 am,
Trinity
C, Franldin Mick, Pastor: Sunday
School 10 am, Worship services
2nd & 4th Sun, 11 am& 3rd Sun.
at 7:30 pm
PRESBYTERIAN
Centervitle
Greenville, 10 a.m, Sunday
School. 7;45 p.m. . Community
Worship Service
First Presbyterian Church
Rev.Roben H. Gleser: Sunday
School 9:45 & Worship 11:00 am
Prayer Meeting Wed. 7:30 P,M.
Hen's Creek
Gr~mvilie, 10 a. m. Sunday SchOOl
7~5 p.m.. Community Worship
Service,
Keller at Lewes
Ray. Stewatl Murray. Pa~or. Wor-
ship Services hold = 2:30 pm on
1st. and 3rd. Sundays.
McBlenny
Grassy Meaobws,10 a.m. Sun-
day School. Worship ServiCe on
tSt. and 3rd. Sundays.
OTHERS
Hinton Church of God
1301 Summers St, Pastor Cecil
Welch: Sunday School 10.100 A.M.
Mprning Worship 11:00 A.M. Surv
day Night 7.'00 P.M. Wedn~lay
Night 7.'00 P.M.
Hinton Gospel Teb~'nade
102 Main Street. Lawrenoa Ben.
n~1, Pastor: Sunday School 10
a.m. Mor nlngs Worship 11:00 &m.
Youth meeting 6.'30 p.m. Even.
getistic Service 7:30 P.M. Bible
Study Wednesday 7.'30 P.M.
Jehovah's Wlteeee
Sunday 10 am Public Talk, Sun-
day 1 i am Watchtower, Study
Tuesday 7:30 pro, Theooratic
School Thursday 8:30pro Service
Meeting.
Jumping Branch Tabernacle
Rav. Elmo Alderman, Sr,, Pastor:
David Moten. Supt. Sunday
School 9:45 a.m. Morning Wor-
ship 10:45 a.m. Youth Fellowship
6:30 p,m. Evening Worship 7.'30
p.m. Prayer Service Wed, 7."30
P.M.
iii
Lut/l~ran
Good Shepherd LutheranChurCh
Beck.lay. Sunday Worship 9.'30
a.m.. Sunday School 11 &m., 72~.
Dry Hill Road. 252-5820 or 2~
4793,, Ray. Kenneth L. Fray
Mount Olivet ~;hureh
A community church, Madams
Creek Road, 2 1/2 m~s, William
A. Thompson, pastor: 466-4299
Sunday Schoot i0:O0a.m. Morn-
lag Worship 11 +t)0 a.m., Evening
Service 7.'30 p.m. EDT, WaShes-
day ( 7 p.m. EST.wintar)
Nazarar~
1602 Temple St. PastorRev.
Robert W=seman: Sunday Schoo~
10 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Evangelist Service Sunday Night
7 P.M, Thursday.Prayer end Bible
Study 7 P.M.
Pillar of Trullh
Church
At Barger Springs, Pastor, Orville
Meadows: Sunday School 10.'00
A.M., Morning Worship 11:00
A.M., Wednesday Bible ~udy7:00
P.M,
Rret ChuCh of God
Nora Ke~ton, pastor: Sunday
School 10 am, Morning Worship
11 am, Evening Worship 7 pro,
Wed. Evening Sable Study 7 pro.
215 Second Ave., Hinto~.
RIverV~w
Chapel
Speakers Harry Pilkington: Sun-
day. 9:30 Lord's. Table 11:00
Family Bible Hour. 4.'00 Junior
Young People. 7:30. Evening
Gospel Service.
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466-0005
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