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4-Hinton News Thurs. Oct. 18, 1979
Peterstown Area News
Silage People 4-H Club Meets
The Village People 4- H Club
held a meeting on October 9,
1979 at 5:00 P.M. in the YMCA.
€
raising project. The club, also
decided to form a qommittee an
organize a Halloween Party.
ing were : Alfrt
Kenny Andrews, l
Proclamation; proclaimed by Club president, reports were
the Peterstown Woman's Club given by a parade of hats. Each
was signed by the Mayor of president decorated a hat to
Peterstown, Giles Jones. The represent a project of her club.
proclamation is as follows: Peterstown Project, the Con-
WHEREAS: The town of Pet- cession Stand, at the Peters-
e.rstown recognizes the need to town Rotary Horseshow. This is
conserve energy and contain the means by which a large
. heating and cooling costs a portion of the clubs money is
• means of improving the quality raised for projects and all op-
Of life in the town; and orations.
" " WHEREAS, the Peterstown The 1980 Convention will be
Woman's Club is sponsoring the held at Crab Orchard, W. Va.
"Home Energy Check- A Orchard Valley Woman's Club
. Search for Savings", a program
-,to perform simple energy aud-
::-if in their homes, and
' '.2 .WHEREAS ; there is a need
'° t01inform the public about elf-
-'. • ective residential energy con-
e.' servation methods, and
'2. :- WHEREAS: the home
Z=ergy Check Program is an
' "fiaportant public service and
:.i. administered by the State
::el and Energy office.
' ..THEREFORE, BE IT RES-
' .T)LVED. that homeowners in
will be hostesses.
Cashmere Missionary Society
Meets
The ladies of the Cashmere
Missionary Society held their
October meeting in the Cash-
mere Community Building. Th-
ose attending were : Thelma
Mann, Agnes Neely, Mary
Dunn, Doris Welch, Ruth Mar-
tin, Rowena Lester, Cathy M-
artin, Clara Hines, May Brown,
Mary Bradley, Julia Francis.
i:: 1€ town of Peterstown be on- One visitor, Mrs. Nickie Th-
::Fb.uraged to participate and ompson.
Lfipport the Home Energy Ch- Agnes Neely called the meet-
:ek Program NOW; therefore, I
-" Di'les JOnes, Mayor of the town
Z 5f Peterstown, do hereby pro-
:. Claim the month of OCTOBER,
iC19 as HOme Energy Check
"?.nth, and urge the citizens
-wlth the Peterstown Woman's
:.:b, to cooperate in their en-
::cleavers in conserving energy.
". bttend 59'th Annual Convnelton
.: 12f W. Vs. Federation Woman's
ing to order, and Mary Br-
adley led the group in the
singing of two favored hymns,
"Love Lifted Me and Tell It To
Jesus". Devotions were given
by Thelma Mann. Scripture was
taken from 2 Timothy 4:5 the
title, "Patience", all were led
with the thought which was a
prayer. My Heart Learn To
Sing, When Everything Around
Me Seems So Dark. Give Me
- :€lubs You Grace To Priase You, Lord
"Peterstown Woman's Club jesus.,, With the closing of
.iwas represented at the Fifty- devotions allrepeated together,
.ainth Convention Southern Dis- the Lord's Prayer.
i??tyict of West Virginia Federat- Other readings were : Speak
". ion of Woman's Club on Sat- Gently, Clara Hines, Nothing Is
-ii]rday October 6, held at the Impessible,CathyMartin; Pro-
".'Princeton Presbyterian verbs 12: 13- 19. Misuse Of the
:Church, Princeton, W.Va. They Tongue, May Brown.
Refreshments were served by annual Achievement Day in
the hostess Mary Dunn to all .September. She discussed chan-
present, gee made in the achievement
chart for the new year. The club
Hill & Dale Club voted to adopt the Special Ed.
.. Care when pesticides was Class as a community better-
stressed at the October meet- ment project. Mrs. Haven Ch-
• ing at the Hill and Dale Ex- inauit presented the budget and
tension Homemakers Club was accepted, mrs. Lonnie Br-
When" Insect Infectation in the oyles gava a brief book review
Home" was presented by lesson on "Faith is the Answer", by
leader, Mrs. Haven Chinaudt. Norman Vincent Peale. Memb-
The club met at the home of ers were reminded of the C"n .
Mrs. Carmel Francis with eight
members present. Mrs. Hubert
Butler used as theme for dev-
otious, "Chosen With Gladness
Serving as president for the
new year, Mrs. B.A. Long,
presided over the business. She
announced the club had won
third place blue ribbon at the
ristmas Bazaar on December 7.
After adjournment, refresh-
ments were served by the hos-
tess to: Mesdames B.A. Long,
Hubert Buffer, Haven Chinauit,
Pete Dunford, Hiram Dove,
Lonnie Broyles, Fairley Long,
and the hostess, Mrs. Francis.
Service Club Meets
The HInton Service Club met
Thursday, October 4, at 7:30 PM
at the home of Mrs. Ralph L.
Meadows.
President, Mrs. John R. Sp-
encer, presided over a brief
business session. Following the
business session, Mrs. W.P.
Mathews introduced Mr. And-
i'ew Hicks, a local pianist. Mr.
Hicks entertained with a lovely
rendering of the first move-
ment of "Sonata" by Schub-
ert and Chopin's "Ballade".
Refreshments were served by
President, Kenny Andrews
called the meeting to order. The
pledge was said. Old business
was the club made $6.87 at the
bake sale held September 29 th.
Brian Ratliff and Billy Dan Gill
attended officers training. Jun-
ior Durst and Rick Brandt
attended 4-H Sunday.
New business was that the
club decided to have a fund
The committee members are :
Kenny Andrews, Billy Wright,
Brian Ratliff, Billy Dan Gill,
Alfred Andrews and Lisa Trout.
Kenny Andrews will also
attend Junior Leadership Camp
October 19 and 20 at Wyom-
ing County 4-H Camp. Motion of
new and old business as acc-
epted was first by Billy Wr-
ight and second and second by
Fall Banquet Friday
the hostess to the following
members and guests: Mrs. Sp-
encer, Mrs. Mathews, Miss Nor-
rqa Allen, Miss Dorothy Jean
Boley, Mrs. P.H. Boley, Mrs.
John Faulconer, Mrs. C.E. Fife,
Miss Frances German, Mrs.
John Holstein, Mrs. N.C. Keg-
ler, Miss Mildred Murrell, Mrs.
Barbara Parmer, Mrs. Sue
Seldomridge, Mrs. A.G. Timb-
erlake, Mrs. Herbert Vase,
Mrs, d.C. Wise, Miss Margie jl0 =:m. Sunday School.. Supt.
Womack, Mrs. A.F. Sentz and Charles Bowles; 11 a.m .Morn-
Mr. Hicks. .Ing Worship; 6 p.m. BYF; 7
p.m. Evening Worship: Wed.. 7
The annual fall banquet of the
Presidents Club of the Concord
College Alumni Association will
be held on Friday evening,
October 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the
College Center Ballroom as
part of the weekend Homecom-
ing festivities.
The banquet will be preced-
ed by a social for members of
the organization and their gu-
ests at the home of President
and Mrs. M.N. Freeman.
med in 1966 as an organizat-
ion for those persons who give
more than ordinary support to
the Alumni Association. Mem-
bership dues of $100.00 or more
are paid annually by each mem-
ber.
Reservations for the upcom-.
ing dinner should be made no
later than Tuesday, October 16
by calling the Concord College
Alumni Association at 384- 3115,
ext. 318.
Lisa Trout. Motion to close the
meeting was first by Alfreda
Andrews and second by Billy Lisa Trout, and I
Dan Gill. Next meeting w
Those who attended the meet- 23.
lying wive
of retired 1
fare eligibl
under [
See Act. 'l
annuities
railroad er
YOU A-
payable i
and
t employee
fr(
Retirev
over 23
. following
describe
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Shopping
Hinton, West Vir
The President Club was for-
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Bap fist imiz Methodist Charge C.thn 1.._;" i| NE
, James Taler, Pastor IIrntT N. RIt'hnlond -
Cook s Chapel John Grimmett, SupS.: Kirby St. Patrick
(IRB, m.mllrkllmti.I IDimt.mm Bragg Asst. Supt.: 9:45 a.m. ' I"irslSunda Be,,' Fr RodaerHu,hN
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Ahfll
]Akmla AIblm=M Pro,alma- y zg:nool: wOrShip, It ': o.'uloa, Mass Schedule
................... ' ' t .VV'V;
a.m.; veningWorship. Yp.m: I rooktyn 9::}0 Saturday 5 n m ..d.., 9
Wed. Service, 7 p.m.; Young Ms. Zion 10:30 a.m.; Weekdays," "' ' 7:30 .... a.m.a'
People's Meeting. Wed.. 7: Ilills ('hapel ll:30-Buck tExcept Wednesdays. 7:30
p.m.; Mark Ellison. St.. youth p.m.) : Holy Days. S p.m.: First
p.m. Prayer Meeting. director: Juniors each Tuesday 2=.(I and Ith Suoda) Fridajv. 6 p.m.
Hospital Note at Ypm.:SeniorYoutheaeh ,*..,hal .,::,t P,uto Christian I
Beech Run wed. night at 7::}0 p.m. Marlha ('h;Ip'l IO::lU-Madam's
Pastor, Carl Slde Griffith Creek u,,,,e
S,nd Koob I 1 ::lO-Ximitz Gem m unity
Supt. C.L. Ralliff. Sunday
School. 10 a.m.: Worship SCr- Dooald Spade. Pastor Paul Zutant. Minister. i
Summers County Hespital McGuire, Springdale. vicceach2nd&4thsundayal It Sunday School. l0 a.m.: S.S. . Worship Services. Sunday. It
Supt. Melvin L. Ryan: Preach- Bellepoint Charge a.m. andY:30p.m.: Bible Study
October 12, 1979 Dismissed: Patsy Patterson, a.m.; Prayer meeting. Weds.. 7 ing tat & 3rd Sundays. It a.m. II a.m.: Wednesday. 7:30 p.m.
p.m.
Admitted: Mark Richmond, Robert Ratcltffe, both of Hln- Nu u.sros', Minister
-were:Mrs. Herbert McDonald, Lesson, directed by Agnes Bobby Gillian, both of Sand- ton; Carol Long, Ronald Adk-
p/'esident of the Peterstown Neely, each were assigned a stone; Warren McHugh, Anna ins, beth of Alderson; Michael
Club, Mr.s V.C. Jervis and Mrs. question to answer Luke chapt- Smith, Martha Mitchem, all of Richmond, Talcott; Drema
i flprry Gentry, Mrs. DOn Jar- ers II and 12 were the sub- Hinton; Rebecca Garrett, Aid- Morton, Lawrence Crane, both
vis, Mrs. Fairley Long, Mrs. ject. erson; Etta Seitzinger, Jump- of Meadow Bridge; and Vickey
-Eugena Floyd and Mrs. John Quiz also under the direction ing Branch; Una Hedrick, Nim- Kincaid, Asbury.
::eSter. of Mrs. Neely was won by itz;JohnKast, Union:andElva
River Valley First
RI. IZ Forest Hill Road D.D. Elwell, Pastor
Bill Jenkins, Pastor Sunday School. l0 a.m.: Steve
10 a.m. Sunday School. Oakley McCoy, Supt.: Mnrnlng War-
Grimmen. Supt.; It a.m. Morn- ship. It am.: Midweek Service.
ingWorship; 7:30p.m. Evening 7:30 p.m.: Evening Service,
Service; 7 p.m, Youth Fellow- 7:30 p.m.
ship. Thurs. Meadow Creek
Miller Memorial
Church School, l0 a,m.: Morn-
ing Worship, It a.m.; Evening
Service, 7:30 p.m.: UMYF
Wednesday, 0 p.m.
Mount Pisgoh
Morning Worship, 9:30 am,:
Church School, 10:30 a.m.:
UMYF Tuesday, 5:.10 p.m.
First Christian
F;s'erene Easley. Minister
Sunday School, 9:45 a,m.: Mor-
ning Worship. II a,m.: Evening
Worship. 7 p.m.; Wednesday
Evening Service. 7 p.m.
Episcopal
HA@W/
217 Third
Hostess club was the Valley Thelma Mann.
Woman's Club • of Bluefield, W. Love Gift Dedication was pre-
• .Va. 'sented by Doris Welch, who
The meeting opened at 9:00 read Truest Measure. Roll call
a.m. with registration and cof- was answered by favorite Bib-
• fee. The meeting was called to le verse.
Order by the District President, Minutes of previous meeting
Mrs. Jack Gilmore. were read and approved as well
The State President's Add- as the financial report.
ress, by mrs. Hershel Perdue, A committee was appointed to
"entitled, "Sow Today and Reap select new officers for the en-
• ": TOmorrow". She :ask members suing year. On the committee
• T to continue to work for the State were : Mary Bradley, Clara
Project, Educational Seed for Hines, May Brown, and Agnes
Physicians. The main issue of Heely.
"her speech was Free Enterp- The group decided to meet
-rise". This ia a GFWC Pro- Mondaynightat6:30p.m. inthe
-,i jet. Community Building to make
• • At the afternoon session a lap robes for patients at Sweet
"'film was shown, "Free", by Springs.
• .Mrs. Ashton Taylor WVFWC Bible study will be held in the
'Chairman. Community Building once
" ri" T'Awards were given and Pet- week, with exact dates to be
erstown Woman's Club receiv- announced later.
3d the ES.P. Award, Mrs. Closing the meeting with the
.Harry Gentry is chairman of singing of Bless Be The Tie, and
,his project for the club. repeating the Benediction.
2: ..:
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Consideratiofi II
:i:i:: For Details [I
;: We take care to attend to all
:: the necessary arrange-
. ments..in compliance with
• your wishes...during your
!i time of bereavement. Our
-. reputation is built on under-
" standing and integrity.
ring mnm .anion s s Supt. Mrs. E E. Joh,oo: Talcott Cht,rch ,, a.m. Italy Communion-Is,
l0 er f eur son, Bad, Br01hnr Arneld ,, .... ,,,,.,,,, .,,,,,,,,,.. s s t0 am every sunday: and 3rd Sundays: ,, am. - allend
9:45 a.m. Church School', U Prayer Service, Wed., 6:30: Morningprayer2nd. 4thandSth THIS
geaton on his Birthday October 18. am Morning Worship: 6:30 WorshipS ervice, third Sunday, Sundays.
p.m, BYF; 7:30 p.m. Evening It a.m.
Often we set and think of you not 0nly on your Worship: 7 p,m. Wednesday Indian Mills , T.,%LC()TT('IIARGE Church of J,L,
Charles O. [)anteron pastor
i Mid-Week Service. Pastor. Beggle Bales FOREST IIIl.I. Church School Ch rise
hirthdayl God call you homo whore there are no cond James Keatley, SS Supt.: Sun- It:00 Worship 10:00 let and 3rd
more birthdays, because he loved you besL Ta,e., day School 10 a.m,, class, toy Sunday 7:3o 2ha Sunday night. Shocklev Hill
I Pastor. CarlE. Boggs all ages: Worship Service. TRINITY Tug('reekRoad
some day we will meet you therel ThirdFirst SUn.sun.Service. 3 toTservice at It a.m.P'm'; p.m.;every SundaY.BYF, Weds.,l' a.m.6 and7p.m.: W(,RSlIIP II :00 2rid and 4th Sunday Worship, t, a.m.: Sun- West
idweek prayer & praise hour. 7 Sunday 7:30 3rd Sunday night day Evening, 6:30 p.m.: i
Sadly "Missed Mother, Father, Dad and Sister Judson Freewill p.m.. Wed Chureh School 10:00 A.M. Wednesday Services. 7:30 p.m. Water
• N:W lloe: Elton
z Mr. & Mrs. "Jack Keaton Rev.nev'SertWillls'Pastorjoe Grimmett ASS,. Pastor (;pland WORSIiiP: el:00 I st and 3rd
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