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Ms. Betty Basham, president of the Hinton Womans Club and
Ms. Pauline Meadows are pictured as they depart for Fairlea to
" attend the 83rd. Conveation of the Southern District GFWC-W. VA.
Attend Convention
The eighty third annual
convention of the Southern District
- " GFWC-West Virginia was held
Saturday, Sept. 27th., at the First
Baptist Church in Fairlea with the
Lewisburg Womans Club as hostess
assisted by the Rupert Womans
Club.
Attending from the Hinton
Womans Club were Ms. Betty
Basham, president and Ms. Pauline
Meadows.
Following registration, the
convention opened at 10 a.m. with
Ms. Bever!y Wellman, Southern
district president, presiding.
Welcome was extended by the
Lewisburg Club with response by
Ms. Basham of the Hinton Club. A
memorial service and recognition of
25 year plus members, various
reports and election of the 2004-2005
officers were included in the
morning session.
The keynote address, "Reflections
& Visions" was given by Ms. Teresa
: Wolfe, GFWC-WV president
: followed by presidents repor'ts,
', district awards, and installation of
the newly elected officers. An
invitation for the 2004 district meet
was extended by the Shady Springs
Womans Club. Ms. Carol McClung
incoming southern district president
spoke and the spring workshop was
announced for April 24, 2004 with
the Alderson Club as hostess.
FELLOWSHIP REVIVAL
SERVICES
Fellowship Fall Revival Services
will be held at the Faith Baptist
Church, Pence Springs, WV, October
19th. thru 22nd., at 7:00 p.m.
nightly.
Guest speakers: Sunday - Kenny
Baker, Lick Creek Baptist Church,
Green Sulphur Springs, WV.
Monday - Clay O'Dell, Elton
Community Church, Elton, WV.
Tuesday - Bill Fox, Bluestone
Baptist Church, Jumping Branch.
Wednesday - Jeff Canterbury, Roles
Chapel and Fairview Baptist
Churches, Forest tIill.
Special singing nightly.
SCHOOL MENU
Week of Oct. 13 thru 17
BREAKFAST
Mon. Oct. 13tk Choice of Cereal,
Sugar Free Bun, Variety 100% juice,
Variety cold milk.
Tues. Oct. 14th. Fruit muffin,
100% orange juice, Variety cold milk.
Wed. Oct. 15tk Choice of Cereal,
Pop Tart, Variety 100%juice, Variety
cold milk.
Thurs. Oct. 16th. Sweet Rice,
Crunchy Toast, Mixed fruit, Variety
cold milk.
Fri. Oct. 17th. Choice of Cereal,
Breakfast pizza bagels, Salsa or sour
cream, Variety 100% juice, Variety
cold milk.
LUNCH
Mon. Oct. 13th. "Island
Paradise" Lava on a Bun, Don't Get
Baked potato, Beachfront Broccoli
Salad, Castaway Cookie, Variety
cold milk. Water available.
Milkshakes @ SMS & SCHS.
National School Lunch Week.
Tues. Oct. 14th. "Artic
Adventure" Tundra Turkey Sub,
Northern Lights Corn, Frozen
BlaCkberries, Blizzard Brownie,
Variety cold milk. Water available.
Wed. Oct. 15th. "Secrets of the
Savanna" Rift Valley Baked
Chicken, Wild Brown Rice Pilaf,
Call-of-the-Wild Carrot Sticks,
Lowfat Ranch Dressing, Africa
Apple Slices, Rover Roll, Honey
Graham Crackers , Variety cold
milk. Water available.
Thurs. Oct. 16tk "Desert Oasis"
Jumping Branch Burritos, Shredded
Lettuce & Diced Tomato Blooms,
Sizzling Salsa, Paradise Peaches,
Dune Dessert, Variety cold milk.
Water available.
Fri. Oct. 17th. "Ocean Odyssey"
Breakers Breaded Fish Nuggets,
Baked beans, Oceanic Orange
Wedges, Poseidon Pepper Sticks,
Lowfat Ranch Dressing, Reef Rolls,
Tidal Trail Mix, Variety cold milk
and Water available.
NOTICE
The Summers County Health
Department would like to remind all
residents in Summers County that
before any installation or
modification to individually own
septic systems, a valid permit must
be obtained from the health
department.
A certified installer licensed by
the State of West Virginia must be
used to do all work relating to the
installation or nodification of the
sewage system. This is a state law
and individuals not abiding by this
e cam be subject fe finest..,
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
Alcoholics Anonymous meetings
Tues., Thurs. and Sat. at 8:00 pm at
Ascension Episcopal Church, corner
of 5th and Temple St.
COUNCIL ON Tues. Oct. 14, 2003 Hinton News - 5
AGING Friendship Baptist
This is a weekly publication of the
Summers County Council on Aging,
Inc., 120 Second Ave., Hinton.
Funded in part by the WV Bureau
of Senior Services, Appalachian Area
Agency on Aging, other grant and
local resources and donations. Any
older persons is encouraged to
participate in the program
regardless of race, creed, handicap,
or national origin. The Summers
County Council on Aging is an equal
opportunity employer.
Wednesday, October 15th.
Menu: Mixed vegetable soup, cheese
sandwich, loose leaf lettuce, three
bean salad, cherry crisp, milk.
Activities: Summers County Senior
Center Quilters will quilt today
10:30 a.m.
Thursday, October 16th.
Menu: Skinless barbecued chicken,
augratin potatoes, green beans,
apricots, whole wheat bread,
margarine, milk. Activities: Andi
Bennett, WVU Extension Agent
Topic: Dining with Diabetes 11:00
a.m. Bingo for prizes after lunch.
Friday, October 17th. Menu:
Split Pea soup, ham salad with
vegetables, vanilla pudding with
blueberry sauce, whole wheat bread,
margarine, milk. Activities: Gospel
singing.
Monday, October 20th. Menu:
Seasoned oven baked chicken,
scalloped potatoes, broccoli, peachy
crisp, whole wheat bread,
margarine, milk. Activities: Bible
study.
Tuesday, October 21st. Menu:
Hamburger patty, whole wheat bun,
light mayo, lettuce, red tomato, oven
browned potatoes, sweet corn, sliced
pineapple, milk. Activities: Beth
Plumley, Nutrionist Outreach
Instructor for WVU Extension Office
Topic: Healthy Eating. Bingo for
prizes after lunch.
Menu changes may occur due to
availability of food or due to
circumstances beyond our control.
PSD MEETING
Meadow Creek PSD Board
Meetings are held every 2nd.
Tuesday of the month at 3:00 pm at
the PSD Office.
The public is invited to attend.
CANCER SUPPORT GROUP
Summers County Cancer Support
Group sponsored by the Wellness
Center and the Summers County
ARH Hospital meets at the Wellness
Center, downtown Hinton, every 3rd
Thurs. of each month from 7-8 pro.
Refreshment served. Anyone
interested may attend. Any
questions contact Delia Tachado at
466-1000 ext. 178.
Church News
By Becky Spencer
The Ladies Friendship Circle met
on September 4, at the Summers
County Hospital-to visit the
residents of the ARH Long Term
Care Unit. We visited in each room
and we stopped several times in the
hallway to sing some of the Old
Hymns. Several of the residents
joined us in singing these beautiful
old songs. We had a wonderful time
visiting with these dear people. We
want to thank the staff for their
kindness and help during our visit.
Mr. Russell Gill was ordained as
a deacon of Friendship Baptist
Church. It was a blessing to share
in this special service with our
church family and with Brother
Russell's family. Brother Russell
and his wife, Nancy, are faithful
members of our church. He serves
as an usher and he and Nancy sing
in our choir. They are a great
blessing to Friendship Baptist
Church.
Our annual Church Picnic was
held on September 27 at the Hilldale
Community Park. The ladies of the
church prepared a wonderful dinner.
The tables were decorated with fall
leaves and large orange pumpkins.
This year at our picnic we held our
first "Matchbox Car" Race. Victor
Garcia and his son, Vic, made a large
wooden race track for the '
"Matchbox" cars. Everyone
gathered around to watch these
exciting races! Trophies were
presented to everyone who
participated in the races and the
winners of each race received a
"gold" metal. It was great fun for
the children and for the young at
heart.
Birthday Congratulations to:
Tommy Lynn Romanello, Avery
Romanello, Lucille Dillon, Danny
Meadows, Sandy Kincaid, Don
Ratliff, Becky Spencer, Harold
Richmond, and Roger Ratliff.
Congratulations to those
celebrating Anniversaries: Mr. and
Mrs. Buddy Brooks, Mr. and Mrs.
Dwain Friend, Mr: and Mrs. Russell
Gill We want to wish a very special
"Happy Anniversary" to Mr. and
Mrs. Don Ratliff. They celebrate.,:,
their 50th Wedding Anniversary in
September.
News from Freedom
Baptist Church
By Karen Cales
Members of the Freedom Baptist
Church just completed a wonderful
revival the week of Sept. 21st. thru
27th. Junior Moye of Nimitz bought
messages nightly as God challenged
our hearts and minds. Special
singers during the week included
the Freedom Baptist Church Choir,
Howard Vest, Robert and Helen
Mock, Frankie Williams, Karen
Cales, Jack Cales, Edith Bennett,
and Coleman Leslie. Pastor George
"Pete" Cook opened each night with
the song "Lord We Praise You."
On Saturday, Sept. 28th.,
members of the Freedom Baptist
Church and friends went on a
hayride. Everyone met at the home
of Harold and Kay Holland at Marie.
Even though it rained it did not
dampen the fun. Everyone climbed
knife. Some of the younger riders
played games in the rain while
others gathered on the porch to keep
dry. When the rain stopped it was
decided to cut the evening short and
head for the barn. The oldest to ride
was Hazel Florence of Willowwood
Road, while the youngest to attend
was three month old Brody Cales of
Hilldale.
Everyone had their own form of
rain gear which ranged from rain
coats, to plastic bags, to shower caps.
We were a real site on the road. Its
a good thing it was on a country road
or we might have caused a wreck or
two. God blessed us and all returned
safe and no one came down sick from
the rainy day.
We are in the process of building
on to the church. The men of the
church are adding two more Sunday
School rooms and enlarging the
on three hay wagons pulled by the fellowship hall. The area is under
trators driven by Harold Holland, roofnowandwehopel on,gvthe
Dayton Lowry and Tom Turner. The b-iCk on ]ei ti a. gins
wagons were pulled about five mileS' on:the'inSide. I you do not:have a
to the Bragg farm on Shumate Road church to attend we would lke to
near War Ridge. After unloading invite you to come join us at
everyone enjoyed an old fashion hot Freedom Baptist Church. Pastor
dog roast over a open fire. Sticks for Pete Cook and the members all
the roast were cut by Kay "Sissy" invite you to attend and hear the
Holland with her kitchen butcher word of God.
DANAYLEE ALEXIA LONG
Celebrates Milestone
Danaylee (Da-Nay-Lee) Alexia Long, who was born at Bluefield Regional Hospital on January 29th., 2003, at 1:31 p.m. and weighed 6 lb. 2.75 oz. and was 19.25
inches long, celebrated her six-month milestone throughout the morflh of July. Danaylee is the daughter of Tracey Foster and Douglas Long of Hinton. Her
maternal grandparents are Danny and Carolyn Foster of Hinton; her paternal grandmother is Carol Grimmett of Waldorf, MD. Her great-grandparents are, the
late Glenna Ruth Ward-Wright, of Hinton; Bill and Viola Wright of State Road, NC; the late Raymond Keith Foster, of Monroe; Emma Marie Foster-Petry, and
Mary Grimmett, both of Hinton; and the late Russell Edward Grimmett, also of Hinton.
Along with her parents, grandparents, and great grandparents, several uncles, aunts, cousins, and family friends, came from throughout the United States
during the month of July to visit and celebrate life and health with Danaylee. She and her parents would like to thank everyone for their love, prayers, and
gifts, prior to her birth and after, and for celebrating their joy with them.