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Class
of
' 5 9 Reunion
The Hinton High School class of 1959 celebrates Neely Lilly, Dallas Meador Tabor, Carol Ferguson
its 40th. year reunion Sept. 11, 1999 at Pipedtem McCartney, Jo Lynn Burks Ball, Nannie
Resort. Class members pictured are (front row left
to right): Julia Vest Allen, Geraldine Arthur
Hogue, Janiee Bennett Mann, Laura Lane
McMiliion, Patricia Deaver Taylor, Nina Williams
Olson, Juanita Lilly Pack, Ellen Tickle Neely,
Wands Pack Davis, Drema Richmond Edwards,
Sue WUley Bryant, Elizabeth Eades Crook, Janet
Yancey Lilly. Second row left to right: Fred
Coffman, Jimmy Jones, Harold Cooper, Kay
Pivont Fleshman, Orpha Wills Young, Rebecca
Richmond Kirk, Judy Lilly McCoy, Nancy
Charlton Bragg, Lois Hartwell Cook, Ferrell
Burdette. Third row left to right: Bob Hogan, Gary
Clark, Jack Topping, Tony Ratliff, Roger
Grimmett, Tom Chattin, Bill Shorter, Jerry
Fitzwater, Bill Mann, Charles Carmean, Swanson
Carter, Arthur Lilly, Billy Ray Lilly, Lynn Maddy.
Not pictured are: Frankie Lilly Bragg, Phyllis
Meadows Farr, Rick Eades, Maxie Hinkle, and
Elvin Stevenson.
Loue Ann Bennett
Hinton BPW Meets
at Bowling Home
The Hinton BPW met September
23 at the home of Barbara Bowling
in Lowell. Members enjoyed a
Covered dish dinner aRer the meal
The Hinton High School class of
1959 held its 40 year reunion on the
weekend of Sept. 10, 11, 12.
Class members began arriving
Friday evening for an informal get-
together at the Pipestem Park's
Main Lobby. Some of the weary
travelers came from as far away as
Florida, Texas, and Nebraska.
Saturday morning found the class
members gathered for a tour of the
Summers Middle School (old Hinton
History of National
Business Women's Week
The 71st commemoration of for working women since 1919. With
National Business Women's Week more than 2,000 local organizations
(NBWW) will take place October 18- and 70,000 members, BPW/USA's
22,1999. Since the creation in 1928, mission is to achieve equity for all
the event has been sponsored by women in the workplace through
Business and Professional Women advocacy, education and
(BPW)/USA for the purpose of information. The BPW Foundation,
recognizing and honoring the established in 1956 as the
achievements of working women
throughout history. BPW's 70,000
members call attention to local
women entrepreneurs, facilitate
discussions on the needs of working
women, share information about
educational arm of BPW/USA,
advances this mission through
community awareness, research on
issues affecting women in the
workplace, and financial assistance
for women to further their
successfulworkplace po]|Ci$, and education.
a jrogram on Marketing Yourself r0n bf t]zrdb" :: Following guidelines set down bye*
waS presented by Loue Ann Benn. a aztable Women z'-i'K-ezr N'ationa! • Sate, ourlocal Hin[on
She used hats to represent the
&fferent aspects of a woman's life
and how to uBe previous experiences
to change careers. At the end of the
program members contributed ideas
of their own on how to market
yourself.
The regular montlly business
meeting was then held. Discussion
of the up coming Walk for Her
Lifetime cancer fund-raiser was
held. Many members plan to
participate. Also a reception to invite
new members was planned for
October 18. Following the close of
the meeting, Barbara gave an
impromptu tour of her beautiful
home to interested members. The
next regular meeting will be held
October 28 at Willow Wood Country
Club. For more information, contact
Mary Lou Haley at 466-4271.
Selected Women of
the Year
Hinton BPW members have
selected Edith "Millie" Meador as
the 1999 - 2000 Women of the Year.
An active member of the club since
1984, size has served the
organization on the local level as
well as the district level in many
capacities. Her responsibilities this
year will include chairing the
committee to organize West Virginia
Water Festival coronation activities.
Since retiring as Circuit Clerk of
Summers County, Meador has
devoted much of her time to
community organizations and
projects which include: Hinton
Service Club, Friends of the Library,
Walk for Her Lifetime board
member, Summers County Public
Library Home's Tour Committee and
Hinton Zoning Board.
Hinton BPW is proud to have
Millie represent them as Women of
the Year.
RETIRED SCHOOL
EMPLOYEES
Summers County Association of
Retired School Employees will meet
on October 16th. at 10:00 AM at the
Hilldale Community Bldg. for
brunch.
Richie Redes, Supt. of Summers
County Schools will speak to the
group.
BABY ITEMS NEEDED
REACHH is in need of all baby
items, Such as clothes, bottles, play
pens, cribs. If you would like to
donate such items. Call 466-4659 or
drop off at REACHH.
If you have borrowed any baby
items from REACHH and are no
longer using them, please return to
REACHH.
communities. BPW works to be visible in our
As BPW/USA has grown, so too community working to help
has the scope of National Business wherever we can. We try to help
Women's Week. In 1928, BPW/USA mentor our young people and be role
had 874 local organizations Today, models for working women in our
BPW/USA has 70,000 members in local area. Our goal is to build
53 state federations and over 2,000 bridges through leadership. We are
local organizations-the majority of trying to bridge the gap between our
which hold events to observe club and our community through
NBWW. The celebration ofNational educational opportunities and
Business Women's Week has helped possible financial assistance
to promote leadership roles for programs and support the West
women and to increase Virginia Coalition against Domestic
opportunities for their advancement Violence, and continue to develop
professionally and personally, future leaders in our community.
Business and Professional
Women/USA (BPW/USA) has been
the non-partisan leading advocate
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Pivont Funeral Home
1 O0 Park Ave., Hinton 466-0026
High School). After the tours,
classmates enjoyed a catered
luncheon at Eades Market, which is
owned by class member, Rick Eades.
The evening festivities began
with a social hour at the Faulconer
Room at Pipestem State Park.
Following the social hour was a
memorial service led by Rev. Lynn
Maddy of Hinton and Rev. Tom
Chattin of Waynesville, Ohio. The
memorial service honored the
classmates who have passed away.
After a sumptuous buffet dinner,
class members and guests were
officially welcomed by Jo Lynn Ball
of Lewisburg. Master of Ceremonies
Dr. Swanson Carter of Bridgeport
shared many thoughts, reflections,
and memories of our high school
days. All of the class members were
given the opportunity to share their
memories.
Prizes were awarded to the class
member who had traveled the
gatest distance, the one;wlm h
tle most grandchildren, andtbe one
who has the youngest child.
The remainder of the evening was
spent listening to music of the 50's
and 60's from Jim Miller's jukebox,
swapping stories, memories, and
reminiscing about the good old days
at Hinton High.
SOLID WASTE AUTHORITY
Summers County Solid Waste
Authority meets on the 3rd. Monday
of each month at 4:30 p. m. at 211
Ballengee St., Hinton. 466-0695.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
NEED GLASSES
The Hinton Lions Club is in need
of used eye glasses.
If you have any please drop offat
Briers, Don's Sports Shop, or Garry's
Used Car Lot.
WHAT WE BELIEVE
at Riverview Chapel
SOME POINTS TO PONDER:
THE HOUSEHOLD OF GOD: BEING PART OF THE FAMILY:
There are three ways one can become part of a family: By birth; by
marriage; end by adoption. God uses all three means to illustrate
His claim on us as members of His family. Let us consider these
three ways:
HIS BY BIRTH: Jesus said in John 3:7 "Ye must be born again."
John tells us in John 1:12,13: "But as many as received Him, to
them gave He power to become the sons of God, even to them that
believe on His Name. Which were born, not of blood, nor the will
of the flesh, nor the will of man, but of God." It is wonderful to be
born into the family of God by faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.
HIS BY MARRIAGE: Paul in 2 Cur. 11:2 tells us that believers are
seen as a chaste virgin engaged to Christ. Then in Eph. 5:22-32 he
refers to the Church as the "bride of Christ" We look forward to
hearing the Bridegroom's voice as He comes for us, just as Abraham
sent for a bride for Isaac. Once ushered into glory we will sit at the
"marriage supper of the Lamb" as the bride glorified and ready for
Christ: Rev. 19:7-9.
HIS BY ADOPTION: This is described in Gal. 4:4,5: God sent forth
His Son, made of a woman, made under the law, To redeem them
that were under the law, that we might receive the adoption of sons."
It is wonderful to be a part of the family of God; to enjoy His Love
and protection and to enjoy love and fellowship with all true
believers in Christ
RIVERVIEW CHAPEL: 16th & Temple, Hinton, W. V. For further help
call 466-0950 or 466-5423. For free Bible Course call 466-5423.
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Holy Euchadl1:4:30 pm I rd,
5h, YS at the IWWtorln
Church. oomer Ba & 3rd
Ave., Ft. B. SCt. lit, 1928
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Joe H a fht Sece 7 pm
Wed. night pmyor in9 7 pro.
Ch Sronm. Pmt: Sin. Se#v.
Ira: S. S. gSam. Morning Wor-
ship, 11 n` YoMellowip,S45
pm. Evening Service, 7 pm. Wed
m4¢e. 7:00 i Prayer Meating
s mS.Su raowm:
7:50 am On g0.5 & g.7 FM
B €t
Lovell Willlam P88(or: Sunday
School 10 a.m. Momlng WoathD
11 Lm. each Sunday. Prayer
messing W. at 7 p,m. B Y F
Sunday m S p.m.
Brooke 8eptJ Church
P P.(:db4m Meals: Edward
Cyrus, Sunday School Supedn-
lendenL. Sun.Schoo 10 Lm.
Morning Womhlp 11 &st Eve.
nine Sen Sun.mSlm. Prayer
Meatg Thum. at 7:00 pa
Cv Chd
Sulphur. HOv. Eddie HOw-
eod SundW Schmt 10 kM.
RonW Soe
Momlng WeIdp t tO AM.
Evonlng Wothlp 7:30 P.M. Wed-
nmday Womp 70 P.M.
Calm
Rev. Ntmn Johann: Sunday
School, E. . Ciawlord, SUP(, 11
a.m. Momlng Wo¢lhlp Evory SurP
day. Pm-,hlng fat and 31.
Stmdays M 11 ILm. and 6p.m.
CeMml
Pastor Glen Kuhn: 9:45 Lm..
Church School. 11 Lm. Morning
Wohlp. 6.'30 p,m. B Y F. 7:00
p.m. Evening Woflp. 7 p.m.
Wedr, eay Mid - WlV. ¢vk,
Po. . Superlm
dent: Low Bmrt. SundW
Sctx 10m. Mom Womhip
11 &m. Evening Service 7:00
Wed. Evealng 7:00 p.m.
Cmk'a Chq
., Pas: Sunday
Schoot SUpt, Torn Lwm. Serv-
J00: S. S. 10 Lm. Worship 11 .llrt
Evening Womhtp. 7 p.m.o Wed.7
I.m. IWamr Meag.
¢oun Side
_ 12 Forest Hill j
Sunday StmAol 10 & 11 & 7i
Wed night sero 7 pro.
Feem - Fmewla
Two mlle noah ol Aidomon on
tl Nta Roll. Sunday Sdo 1(:
s,m. Bailat Yoh S p.m.
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7.'00.
dram Bap4Jst Church
Sm Sammy. p==or. Sune
School 10 Lm., Morning Worsh¢
11:00 e..m. Sunday Ewmlng 6:0C
.m. Wed, Evming 7.'00 p.m.
orlm Cree Udereen
Ele Hash, Pastor: Sunda
10. Wohlp SeNlm
Come to Church
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11:00 Lm. Evening sonrto
7:00 p.m. Mid Weak Pral mb
and SJble Sludy 7.'00 p.m.
You Melng W =7.1
p.m. Clasaee for evory age group,
Nunmry avagable.
Idllle Iptim htch
Danl Pastor: S. S. Supt,
Jwnas , Sunday School
10 am. Clasum for all ages. Wor.
Every Sunday Prayer Meetin!
Wed. 7pm.
Judeen Fnm Will
Pastor Chadle Oanlels. Sunday
Schoo4 10 am, Wonmip Service,
11 am, Evening Sorvlc 7
1um. Stmo 7 pro.
Keatley Slxlng=
Sunday Scho 10 am. Harot¢
Meek=. Superintendent.
Lur Creek Baptist Church
Putor: Mike Bastard, S. S. Super- !
Inmndant: Mark Ward. S. S. 1C
am., Morning Worsnip 11 ern.
Evening Sedoe 7pro. Wed. nigh1
bble study 7 pro.
Uck Creek Bapthtt Church
Tracy Gdmmen, Pastor:' Sunda
SC t 10 Jln` Srve 11 @,
Eveit Service, 7pro. Wed. nighl
Bible study.
Utt Wolf Creek
Ino Balat Church, O1
RL 12 on the Little Wolf Creek
Road. PestoL Joe yk, S. S,
SuPt.. Wayne Browning, Sunday
Sctol 10.0 Worship Serv.
k:e 11.'00 am. Sun. Evonlng &
AwnaClub 6 pro. Mid Weak Setv.
k:e Wed. 7 pro.
IdKlow Creak
Pasior Chip Jones: Sun.10 am.
Sunday 8chooJ ; 11 ant. Morning
Wor=hip; 7 pro. Evening Worsh Lo;
7 pro. Tlmmd, Mid Weak Sbk
Study and Prayer Meeting.
New Salem BallSt ch
Pultor I, E. Hatch.: Sundayl
Sd'K)OI I0:00. Church 11:00 Fun.
danrSaf.
Nindtr Miadormry
Blst Church Putor Donald L.
Hannah S. S. Supeltandanl
K/by Smog, Suray S€hoo 9:45.,
M Womp d Chiefs,
11 Lnt Sunday Morning,
EvonJng Sunday Worshp 6:00,
Pr Meeting and youth Meet,
0 7 wednW.
Pine Grove
Sun Su., m, J-mw.
Sunday School 10 am. Momin
Worship 11:oo WedrK
Emalng Sa,k 70
Rl'mnd= Arma Memodal
Stmaer.WV. Sewiceevery2nd.,
4th. and 5h. Saturday evenlngs
al 7:00 .-.lrtmv
Valley
Rt. 12 Forest Hill Road, Bill J(m.
Rise, Pmtor: 0 Lift Sunday
hooL Joe Spenc, S upeAnten.
dent 11 a.m. Morning Worship. E
pro. Evening Setvk;L 6:00 pm. &
youth mm, w S
7:00
iee (q= church
Jdf Camedory, Putor: Sunday
St=hool 10 am,. C..4dn Min,
SU. Morning Servic 11 am. Mid,
week Service 7 prn.
RIg
D. I.. Sudnak, Pastor: 10 a.n£
Sunday School clam for
. RIchrd Holidmn Supedn-
tondortt 11 n` Morning Worship.
7 pro. Night Servk.
lndetone Baist Church
Pastor Eddie Johnson: S. S.SupL
EI Calss,, Altstanl Rotrl
HoUand. S. S. 10 m.. Morntng
Wor=hipt 1 ern,. Evening Serv.
6.'00 prr Wed. Prayer Meet.
i nd V .0 M 7pro.
Second Saltet Church
Talent.Pastor Ead Jackson. Serw
1M& 3rd Sun. at 11 am.
Second Baptist Church
212 James St., Roy. Matthew
Sauters, Services 2nd. & 4th.
Sunday 11 am, Prayer Sewice
Wednesdw 6:30, Sunday School
each Sunday 9:30, Mr. JamBs
Nickolas Supt. Mrs. Edith Goode,
Assist.
Tampa Church
Boby Reed, Pastor: Sunday
School, 10 am. Melvin Wlffmtr,
Supt. Preaching Services =t 11 :(X)
am. every Sunday.
tJjand Baptist Chtwch
Pmlor:CecilCox. Sunday School
Superintendent: Jackie R. Gil, Jr.
Sunday School 10.-00, Worthtp
SeNk:m at - 11:00. Evening Serv-
ioes 7:00. Wed. servine at 7:00
p.m..
War Ridge Freewill
Bi Church. Sunday School
10:00 an.. MomingWohip 11 0
am., Sunday Everung 6.'00 pro.
Wed. Prayer Meeting 7.'00 pro.,
St Utck tie Ctch,
Mass Schedule, Sunda gain.
CHRISTIAN
Community Chdst
Wo#shJp Services Sun. 11 am.
and 6:00 pm. Bible Study 10 am.
Wed, 7.'00 pro.
Fh'st Clxistlen Church
Sunday School 9:45 am, Morning
Worship 11:00 am., Sunday Eve-
nine Bible Study. Sunday 6.'00
Youth Meetings 6.'00
CHURCH OF
CHRIST
Hlnton
1621 Suners SL Minister, Larry
Harringtom Sunday Morning Slble
Study 9:30 am. Sunday Morning
Wocship Sefvce 10;30 am. Sun-
day Evening Service 7.'00 pro.
Wednesday Evening Secvce 7
pro.
Lane church of Chdst
at Meadow Bridge
Bble study, 9:30; Sun. Worship
10.'30; Sun. evening, 7:00.
EPISCOPAL
Ascension Episcopal Chinch
Holy Eucharist
Sunday 11 am
METHODIST
Bellepol Cherge
Rev. Roger Holcomb, Psstor:
Mi{ler Memorial, 109 Miller Ave.,
Sun. School 10an Sun. Womhlp
11 am. Wed. Bible Study 7 pro.
Rrst United
Merhodet Church
Hinton, WV Eileen Schneider, Min-
hirer: Sunday School 9:45 am,
Moming Worship 11:00 am. Child
c'e avaable: Moent with chl-
dren, Wednesday Youth Club,
4:00 n. 6:0pm., For TranspOr-
tation: 466-0544
James Chapel at True
Rev. Robpn Holcomb. Pastor:
Services 9 am. Sun. SUhoo 10
am.
Johnson
Minister, Hubert Groves: Sam
Groves, Lay Leader. Study: 9:45.
Worship 11 am.
Undekle
Red SuDhur. Marshall Fowlor,
Pastor: Service every 2nd Sun.
day 7 pro. every 4th Sun. 11
IMry J=m Memor
Pa=to Rono H. RIchmon: Sun.
School 10 am. Momtng Wo
11 ant Pmye Masting 7:30 pro.
tthodlst Ctwuge
C. Franklin Mick, Ptor: Fill & !
3rd. Sunday. Brooklyn 9:15. ML[
Zion 10:15 an',, Sand KnOb 1110
)rn, Nimllz 2nd. and 4th. Sun. Be-
thai 9:30. Puto Mart CI11
11:00. Madaml C.,mek. Frank
Mk;k Pastor. nd & 3rd Sunday.
Mount Pleg ah
H,Idale. WV Rt 3. Rev.
Holcom, Morning Worship 930
wn` Sun. School 10:45 am. Wed.
Bible Study 7 pro.
New Hope
C. Franklin MIck, Pastor: Sunday
School 10 am, Womnip l=t& 3td
.un. 11 am & 4th Sun.it 7:30pro.
Oak Grove
,. Franldi Mick. Pastor: Sunday
;chool at 11 am, Worlh 2nd &
4th Jn., 10am& lstSun.at 7pro
Tatcott Charge
Sam Groves, Pastor: Furor Hill.
1st & 3rd Sundays: Vip 10
Sun. School 11 ant.
Trinity
C, Franldin Mick, Pastor: Sund=y
School 10 am, Womhip servlcee
.)rid & 4th Sun. 11 am & 31 Sun.
:at 7:30 pro.
_ PRESBYTERIAN
Centevllle
Grmmvi. I0 am. Sundy ,choo4.
t.5 pro, Community Wonddp
Sewtce
Rrl Iytt (turdl
:ev.Robea H. Gk.t4m 8tmda
chool 9;45 & Womhlp 11:00 am
rayer Meeting Wed. 7:30 pro.
Hun's
Greenville, 10 a.m. Staay ;ool
7:45 pro., Commonity Worlhlp
Keller et Lowel
!Rev. Swart MoNlurray. Pastor.
LWship Servicee at 2:30 I:,11
)n t. and 3rd. Sundays.
McF.,ony
ev. Stew,,t McMurray, Pastor.
.It assy Meadows,lO a/t Sunday
St Worship ,dee M m S
am On 2nd. and 4 SuMIp.
OTHERS
Bme. Mam,ri Chap
ev. Ead Bmwor: 11. 7
xn, Sun. Schoot 10:30 am. Sun.
wtmlng 7 pm. Wed. 7:301m.
Ohurolz of lvi
9honkley H Tug Creak Rd.
Worlp 11 & S pro, Wed.
Bble Swdy 7 pm.
Church of the Uvln God
PastO Ron Iddingl: Sun.
10 am Morning Worship 1lain
Sun, 6 pm
Hinton Churoh of God
1301 ,/mmm SL Paslor C41¢
Welch:sun.School 10 sm Mon
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m Wed. 7 pm
HIntm OmpM Tabemm:le
102 Main StroM.
net's, Por: Sun. Suho 10 am.
Worship 11:O0 am. Youth mN-
ing 6:30pro. Evangelllc,wl
70 Sble Study Wed. 70
pro.
Jehovah's Wltneee
Sun. 10 am Public Talk, Sun. 11
am Watchtower, Study Tue. 7:30
)rn, Thoneatk:SchooThurs. 6:30
)in Servia) Meeting.
JunqMng Branch TsdNrnscM
Rev. Elmo Aidernm, St., Pastor:,
Franklin Bowlee, Supt. Sun.
School 9:45 am. Morning Wor.
hip 10:45 Ira. Youth Fellolhip
6:00 pro. Evening Womhlp 7:00
;pro. Prayer Sen, kWed. 7:00pro.
Mmmt Ollve Clmrd
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Creek Reed. 21/2 mlk. Willies;
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8unday,:hooi 1000 am. Morn-!
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Ser#k:e 7:30 pro. EDT. Wedms-I
day ( 7 wn EST tttnut
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1602 TemlNe St. PastorRev.
Robe WI: Sunday
10 I.m. Mom/g Worohip 11 am
Ev= S' Night
7 in y. Pray and 8liNe
Study 7 pm.
Panm Swlqla
communlty Church
Puor RoW PW. SS 0i
am, Woh Stmdo 11 ant Youth
mmeg e senw-
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mme 7Oat Wemm Ch-
tiara Feflowshlp m evy flint
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of Tmlh Chinch
Meadows: Sunday School 1000
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W==day Sle udy 7:00 pm
Rventew
Smekm Hony lnG: Su,-
day, 9:30 Lores Tato 11:00
Farnit/ Bilbo Hour. 4:OO Junl
v Peqe. 7:3o. Evon
Goep Seine.
Rocky Mt Churoh
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Lilly. Put(x. & S. 10am.Wohlp
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Study. 7pro. 2nd SaU ms.. Gin-
psi Sing. rdrmhnnts 7 pro.
Spn nun Ctp
On RL 12 neer Foml HIlL Area-
Pastor: Earl Hlasom. Jr. 8810
Mom Wmhlp m, omel
Svk Fd. 7:30 pm
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