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• Retired School
Employees Hold
i Mnthly Meeting
• i!: :sa:ciation of Retired School
emplbyees to order. The meeting was
held htthe First United Methodist
nChin Hinton. Jean led the flag
saltand gave the invocation.
ii:Lilly conducted a beautiful,
Ongmemorial service. She used
Sure from Ecclesiastes 3: 1-8. A
,=Tending Life's Garden" was
i itead:by Nannie K. Kirk. Martha
Lvesy placed a flower in memory
p;oh name called. Those
remembered were: Mary Iva
:afiett, Edith Burroughs, Blanche
:-E1Hion, Icie Farley, Ella Nash
YJrHRainey, Robert E. Via, Sr.,
"Bill" Perdue. Prayer by
:-toIeocluded the service.
M" " utes of the April meeting were
readiand approved and the
:hamirers port given Doris Yates,
i :Membhip Chair, reported that we
have 1!0 members as of 9/21. Ten of
these were new members. We
vetcome all new retirees and any
: reted:school employee. Summers
ounty received two Award
Certificates, one for increasing our
bership and one Certificate of
:Mrit:
: C]rles Akers, state president,
i Was :the speaker. He spoke of the
need for a Cost of Living raise from
i the legislature. A new Task Force
Group is being organized to address
thi§ undertaking. January 30, 2003
:ill-be Legislature Day and he
suggested a contact person for each
of-the five delegates of our area.
i Charles had copies of "Potbelly
School Tales," a collection of teacher
experiences during their years of
PerfOrm at Hinton Area Foundation Musical. Tim Mainland,
Music Professor at Concord College and Margaret Jusiel,
music teacher at Summers Middle School entertain with
banjo and flute duo.
PHOTOS TAKEN
Photos for drivers licenses are
taken on every Friday at the Hinton
State Police Office and Lewisburg
every Tuesday and Wednesday.
GRAHAM HOUSE MEETING
The Graham House meeting is
the 2nd. Thursday of each month at
7 p.m. in the Graham House.
Anyone is welcome to attend.
The "Lighthouse
Beams" News
By Renee Kounse
The Summer Season of activities
for the "Lighthouse Beams" ( youth
group of the Pence Springs
Community Church) began with a
splash at the swimming pool at
Ronceverte Island Park On June
22nd. 25 of us went and spent the
teacbg. He entertained the group
wilth some of these tales. ,aRernoon together and had lots of
Dois Yates displayed the framed fun in and out of the water. Betty
Chrissy Leedom had the winning
number. The service closed with the
Lord's prayer in song. Aprox 30
attended the gathering. At that time
19 girls aged from 6 to 18 yrs. started
preparing to get into camping. The
Wheelers and Peggy Miller kept a
watchful eye out all night and the
certificates won by the group. She
! ale0 dsplayed a picture of a kitten
. paintefl, .by Edith Burroughs in 1990.
: It had been purchased at an auction
• along with some other pictures. It
: was well received by the group.
: The Hospitality Committee
served refreshments of cookies,
ipmich:snd coffee to the group.
i..Preent were: Louise Carter,
Nannie K. Kirk, Maxine Kirk,
;-_Phllis "Parker, Nola Lilly, Oswald
Yates, Charles Akers, Marie Akers,
Nadine.Woodrum, Virginia Maddy,
Jean °Clark, Lillian Alderson,
Pauline Meadows, •Christine
i Buckland, Margaret Byrd, Ma
Uivesay, Mary Lou Cox, DoriYates,
Joy Stone, and Pansy Perdue.
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS
If you have a drug problem, you're
not alone. Call someone who can
help, someone who's been there.
Narcotics Anonymous: 1-800-766-
4442.
Garten had the blessing on the
snacks at break-time and we enjoyed
the food as always. Thanks to the
Morns that fixed it.
Our annual Vacation Bible School
was held July 8th. -12th. with about
45 average attendance. The theme
was " Faith Mountain" & our daily
offerings raised $115.02 for missions
• On Friday we had our closing
program which included our songs,
puppet visit and awards which are
too numerous to mention. Then Bob
Cales closed with prayer and asked
the blessing on the food. Our thanks
to the Hinton Pizza Hut for their
help with that. A marshmallow roast
was held beside a tent (which was
part of our theme) to finish off the
night. Many hours went into the
week of VBS and we appreciate each
person that gave of themselves to
make it a success.
Our Annual Church picnic was
held on August llth. on the lawn of
the church immediately following
the morning worship service. There
was 74 in attendance and Pastor
Roger had the blessing before the
meal . After eating, the children
played ball and the teenagers had a
few games of volleyball. They even
let the 40 and 60 year old "teens"
play . Everyone else enjoyed the
afternoon of fellowship . The next
weekend was our annual trip to the
"Wheeler Campground" (Jimmy &
Vickie Wheeler's backyard) for a
camp-out• We began putting our
tent's up around 5 pm on Friday the
16th. and we were assisted by a
neighbor Mr. McMillion, Alvin
Garten, Jimmy Wheeler and our
dad's. Later, we got our sticks and
cooked our wee -nees over the fire.
Betty Garten had the blcssing and
we enjoyed our food e.d ,f course
our s'mores as well. When it began
to get dark Renee Kounse got us in
a circle around the fire for a time of'
singing, skits and sharing. We also
had a drawing for a basketball and
older girls also assisted them which
was very much appreciated.
The next morning breakfast was
served and Kassi Hedrick offered the
blessing. We helped clean up and
went to our separate homes.
Our thanks to those who helped
take our tents down and to all
especially the wheeler's for having
us. Now it's time to go back to school
and college but it has been a fun
Summer.
Plans for Fall activities are being
Performs
Hinton Area Foundation
MtmieaL RachelAmick performs
::character Ballet at HAF fund
raiser
HOSPICE
"Hoslsice of Southern West
Virginia Grief Support Group meets
o the 4th. Tuesday of each month
at The Summers County
Coinmunity Wellness Center, 221
Temple St., Hinton from 1 to 3 pm.
For additional information please
cdi: 1-'800-900-6404 or 255-6404.
made and our church will be having
a Revival so if you would like to join
us do so any time . The church is
located on Rt.# 3 beside the Pence
Springs Hotel and we would love to
have you:
CANCER UPPORT 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
pm.
Refreshment served. Anyone
interested may attend. Any
questions contact Delia Tachado at
Letter to the Editor
One Word Can
Change the
Meaning
Dear Editor,
Proper communication requires
proper language. If we are to
understand the Word of God, it
needs to be written in such a way as
to not be ambiguous. The plan of
salvation is very plain in many
versions of the Bible, but much of
our study of the Bible becomes
clouded by our not having the proper
translation of certain words. Paul
told Timothy, =Study to shew thyself
approved unto God, a workman that
needth not to be ashamed, rightly
dividing the word of truth." This
applies not only to study of God's
Word, but study to gain at least a
basic knowledge of the English
language. Many false doctrines
have been fostered through well
meaning people who simply don't
understand what they read.
The King James Version of the
Bible, Philippians 4:13 reads; "I can
do all things through Christ which
strengtheneth me."
The New King James Version
reads; "I can do all things through
Christ who strengthens me."
At first glance, many individuals
do not catch the difference. The
difference is the relative pronoun
used. A relative pronoun must
always agree with its antecedent. In
this case the antecedent of which is
things in the King James Version.
The relative pronoun which refers
to lower animals or things, never a
proper noun. If the word which is
correct then we will understand the
verse to mean; because I have
Christ, all things strengthens me.
The subject that Paul was discussing
with the church at Philippi was the
hardship he was going through. In
other words, Paul was saying the
trials he was going through made
him stronger because of his faith in
Christ. I am of the opinion that the
New King James Version is the
better translation. The word "who"
has been chosen rather than
"which." In this case, the antecedent
of who is Christ. The proper word to
refer to Christ would have to be who.
It says we can take what ever comes
our way because Christ gives us the
strength to do it.
I would say this to those
individuals who believe that the
King James Version of the Bible is
the only inspired Word of God, any
version of the Bible that can give you
a better understanding of God's
Word is God's inspired Word. To God
be the glory, Amen.
Jennings Angell
495 Stokes Dr. Apt.308
Hinton, WV 25951
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Presents Program at Middle School
Mrs. Jane Duffield, Director of Loaves and Fishes, was the guest
of Summers Middle School on Wednesday morning, September 11,
2002. She presented a program memorializing the events of
September 11, 2001 to the student body Mrs. Duffield shared the
important facts and events that took place on that day and
reminded the staff and students of the importance of remembering
those events. She encouraged all to be more
patriotic and be prepared to maintain our Hberties and freedoms
as Americans. Miss Emily Blevins, a sixth grader at Summers
Middle School, sang "America the Beautiful" over the public
address system after Mrs. Duffield's program. Shown here is Mr.
Robert Rodes, Principal of Summers Middle School and Mrs. Jane
Duffield, Director of Loaves and Fishes in Hinton.
Edward R. Lilly, DC
466-3696
Hours: Mon. - Wed. - Fri. 9:00 to 12:00 - 2:00 to 5:00
Tues. - Thurs. 9:00 to 12:00
Address: 916 Greenbrier Drive, Bellepoint/Hinton, WV.
Insurances: Most Insurances Accepted i.e. Workers
Comp, PEIA, WVa Medicaid
Vary Reasonable Rates: Everyone Can Afford Care
Services Offered: Various therapies, Lab Screenings,
In Office X-Rays, Thermal Evaluations, Computerized,
Vitamin/Mineral Deficiency Evaluations and
Recommendations and More.
00tness ;ction Night Returns
The public is invited to join us
at the Courthouse Nov. 5
For FREE Snacks
and Refreshments
as TOGETHER we learn the results of
the Election in Summers County!
Food by Barbara McLean
Paid by Commissioner Jerry Berry
466-1000 ext. 178.
, Come Visit Our
CHRI$THA$
Extra work done by circus per-
sonnel for extra pay is called
cherry pie.
SELLING COOKBOOKS
The Hinton Church of God are
selling cookbooks. Lots of original
and mique recipes. Make great
for any occasion. Great values w/lots
of handy tips along with 400 recipes.
Priced at $8,00 each. Call 466-
5570.
Friday, Nov. 1st. &
' Saturday, Nov 2nd.
'
Refreshments, Door Prizes, Specials
Students of the Month BIG FOUR DRUG STORE
A Jelly doughnut measuring 16 September Students of the Month at Jumping Branch
feat in" diameter and weighing Elementary are: ECE: Colin Vaughn, let. Grade:Ala Harrah, 2nd.
mo¢e" than 3,700 pounds was Grade: Jesse Meadows, 8rd. Grade'. Trey Bennett, 4th. Grade: Corner 3rd. Avenue & Temple Street Phone: 466-2323
mack/Utlcs, N.Y. In 1993. Jessiea Sweeney, and 5th. Grade: Justin Pugh. I