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• 6, Hinton News Tues. Nov. 5. 1991
Mrs. Deano Ray Smith
Atkins - Smith
Smith, niece of the groom. She wore
a powder blue printed-satin dress
identical to the bridesmaid's and
pushed a doll carriage, lavishly
draped in white satin, which had an
attached white wicker basket of rose
petals and carried a dragon (former
mascot of the MIT Space Systems
Laboratory).
The groom wore a white full-dress
Christian Dior tuxedo with powder
blue cummerbund and tie.
William Proy" Tucker of Albur-
querque, New Mexico, served as best
man.
The groomsmen were Mark
Hutchens of Charlotte, N.C.; Keith
Compton of Charleston, S.C.; and
Lorin Selby of Cambridge, Mass.
They were attired in pearl gray
tailcoats with satin lapels by Bill
Bless and matching ties and cum-
merbunds.
Nathan Adkins, cousin of the
bride, was the ring bearer. He wore
a pearl gray tailcoat identical to the
groomsmen's.
The guest book was attended by
Genevieve McNeer, aunt of the bride.
The wedding was directed by
Margaret Musick of Bramwell.
A buffet style reception followed
at the Pence Springs Hotel. The
formal dining room was decorated
with powder blue and white flowers
and ribbons. The focal point was the
bridal party's table centered with a
large floral arrangement cascading
to floating candles, cherubs, and
"Snoopy" bowing to the guests. On
each table throughout the room
baskets of flowers were accented by
candles nod "Snoopy" characters.
The three-tiered wedding cake
was highlighted by a fountain spray-
ing blue water through green ivy.
Blue and white flowers decorated
the second layer, and to top off the
third layer were "Belle" an d"Snoopy"
as bride and groom• Ribbons
streamed to five chocolate heart-
shaped cakes at the base.
Music for dancing on the terrace
was provided by DJ Steve Gregory of
Bluefield.
Ella's and Deano's friends from
out of town included members of the
MIT Space System s Laboratory and
the U.S. Navy as well as several of
Deano's former classmates from
Utah.
The bride is a 1984 graduate of
Hinton High School and in 1990
received a Master of Science Degree
in Aeronautical and Astronautical
Engineenng from the Massachusetts
Insitute of TechnOlogy. She is em-
ployed by the Strdctural Dynamics
Research Corporation in San Diego,
Ca.
The groom is a 1982 graduate of
Granger High School in West Val}ey
City, Utah, and in 1986 received
Bachelor of Science Degrees in both
Physics and Mathematics from Utah
State University. He is a Nuclear
Engineer Qualified Submarine Offi-
cer and is serving at the Navy's Deep
Submergence Unit in San Diego.
After an Australian honeymoon,
which included the Great Barrier
Reef and the Australian Outback,
Ella and Deano are residing in San
Diego.
KARATE CLUB
Hinton Karate Club will be meet-
ing on Mondays 6:30 - 8:30 at City
Side Track. New students welcome.
Ella Marie Atkins of Union and
Deano Ray Smith of Salt Lake City,
were united in marriage Sept. 1 at
4:00 p.m. at the Old Greenbrier
Bapti st Church in Aldereon. The Rev.
Fred Cook of Lerona performed the
double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Mason Atkins of Union.
She is the granddaughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Neely of
Pipestem and the late Mr. and Mrs.
B.M. Atkins of Union.
The groom is the son of Mr. Gor-
don Smith and the late Mary Beatrice
Smith of Salt Lake City. He is the
grandson of Mrs. Gertrude Hender-
son of Valdosta, Ga.
The front of the sanctuary was
amassed with flowers and glisten-
ing brass. The focal point was a 15
candle heart-shaped candelabra
:) which featured a white floral ar-
.rangement. Two 14 candle match-
ing candelabras featured brass bas-
kets of white gladioli and rcees. The
unity candle and the kneeling bench
were dramatically draped with blue
• lace ribbons and decorated with ivy
• and stephanotis. To complete the
setting were shoulder-height white
wicker baskets of white gladioli,
• giant mums, and roses. All of the
floral arrangements were accented
with blue lace ribbons and bows.
Each candle-lit pew featured ar-
rangements of delicate blue and
white roses.
A program of beautiful wedding.
music was presented by Fran Be[in
of Greenville at the piano and organ
Eva May Hutchens, sister of the
bride, and Sulyn Smith, sister of the
groom, were escorted to the altar for
the lighting of the candles repre-
Nnting the two families.
The wedding began with =I Love
You r sung by Eloise Atkins, mother
of the bride. At the conclusion of the
ceremony, she sang 'he Lord's
Prayer'just before the lightingofthe
unity candle.
Escorted to the altar by her father
and given in marriage by her par-
ents, the bride wore a white satin
gown with a wedding band neckline
and illusion yoke. The bodice fea-
tured an imported lace applique
design and was sprinkled with se-
quins and seed larls. The Renais-
sance sleeves were appliqued with
lace and pearls. The A-line skirt
ended with a ruffle and the back
waist dropped with a semi-cathe-
dral train with matching ruffles and
appliques.
The chapel length veil, featuring
calloped beading decorated with
seed pearls and lace, was attached to
a headpiece having appliques oflaco,
seed pearls, and sequins.
She carried a cascading crescent
bouquet of glamellias, white lilies,
roses, stephanotis, and freesia
sprinkled with seed pearls and pale
blue tulle.
The maid of honor was Vicky
Rowley of Philadelphia, Penn.
• The bddesmaids were Eva Hutch:
. ens of Charlotte, N.C.; Karin Holler-
: bach.of Berkeley, Ca.; and Christine
': (.: McItyr. |k0fAtin Arbor, Mich.
• ' ',:'.' I(ThOY woreiderifical powder blue
;: "p't{ted.afin tea-length dresses
: "" featuring a low scooped back defined
:by diagonal bow-trimmed straps.
. They carried matching bouquet s
. " "of white lilies, roses, stephanotis,
'" °. and freesia sprinkled:wi'th seed
- • . pearls and pale blue.tulle. • Call Ed Lilly 466-3696 or Kashi
-.. • The flower girl waa:.Danilelle::: .Long466-3537.
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senior years of college, or in a two
year program, can obtain loans of up
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Anyone wishing to acquire the serv-
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contact any Knight Templar.
Sir Knight Bennett resides in
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Birthday Mountain Country__ Enterprises, Inc.
RaymondPaul Gilbert, left, cele-, Locally Owned & Operated by David L. Bradley
brated his fourth birthday anniver- The best of EVERYTHING to build ANYTHING! That's what knowledgeable contractors who make their living in
saryNov. 2nd. He is the son of Mr. building and remodeling-say about Mountain Country Enterprises in Peterstown. Located one mile north of
and Mrs. Vince Gilbert of Willow Peterst0wn on Route 219, phone 753-4040, this full service building materials center stands ready to serve you with the
highest quality lumber, pressure treated deckingmaterials, cabinets, Anderson windows, KnauH insulation, Astrong
Street, Pa. ceiling tile andpaneling at prices you're sure to like. People throughout the area have come to know that they can Oepend
His grandparents are Mr. and on these local building specialists for everything from Devoe paints and hardware to power and handtools.
Mrs. Paul Busha of Buffalo, N.Y. Mountain Country Enterprises specializes in all types of home improvement projects, and can offer helpful tips to t
and Martha Gilbert of Hinton and help you complete your job right the first time. Contractors as well as homeowners have learned that whatever they
desire in the lumber or building supp.lies line it can all be found here in one convenient location. . ,, .
the late Raymond Gilbert. Regardless of whether your building plans are large or small you will receive courteous attention from me menaiy
He is pictured with his brother, folks at Mountain Country Enterprises. Why not stop by soon? •
Jeff, 14, and sister Anna, 10.
Downtown Goes Chandra Sharma, MD, AAFP, FRCS B0ardCertified
In today's world, new medical procedures are being developed on a daffy basis. Often, the recommended treatment
Mad Over may include surgery. Dr. Sharma, located at 312 Third Avenue in Hinton, phone 466-4797, and in Bluefield at 1300 Stature
Drive, phone 325-7572, is a board-certified general surgeon and is highly respected throughout the area. With a
Halloween comprehensive knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the body, he is able to evaluate and recommend the
appropriate procedure, l deforml
Surgery may be indicated for many types of diseases,, accidents and trauma as well as conenita "ty.
Over 30ghoulsand goblins turned Dr. Sharma performs gall bladder surgery, breast surgery, removal of tumors, appendectomies, anc'[ repa!r of hernias
out for HALLOWEEN MADNESS and deep lacerations as well as laser surgery in his office,He and his staff will fully counsel each patient on me proposed
last Thurs. night in downtown Hin- procedure and the probable results. Following surgery, he will prescribe any required follow-up care or treatment to
ton. While Police Officer Dennis facilitate the most rapid recovery possible. ., .
Roark passed out trick-or-treat The office of Dr. Sharma welcomes most medical insurance plans, and will assist in filing the requireo torms. He
candy, judges choose the following is also available to provide second opinions on any recommended surgery. If your family doctor or internist ha s advised
you to consult a general surgeon, contact the office of Dr. Sharma. They invite your mquiries for an appemtment or
winners for the custume contest: additional information.
1st Place -- =POPEYE Paul Bal-
]engee AbbeyS Health
_ ome Care
thew Bennett
3rd Place--'SHREDDER'Justin Service Ahilable 7.4 Hours A Day, 7 Days A Week
Accredited by the Joint Commission, Abbey Home Health Care has aided the people of this area with their complete
Meadows and "M & M r Dawna Gar- selection of healthcare equipment available on a rental or sales basis. You can reach them by phoning ?,55-1464 or toll-
ten. free at 1....21fi4.
Paul Ballengee was awarded a This community-minded business is pleased to announce a brand new service to those patients who take b ro.nchodi-
1992 Water Slide Pass from the City lator medications via hand held nebuiizers. Now patients can have pry-mixed and measured dose medications delivered
of Hinton; Matthew Bennett received directly to their homes. The caring and qualified staff of respiratory therapists at Summers County Hospital will instruct
a $50 U.S. Savings Bond from Main and provide in-home follow ups to those patients needing oxygen, nebuiizers, and suction machines. Abbey Home Health
Street Hinton; and Dawns Garten Care has sensibly priced eqmpment to aid most any problem. You will find the personnel here to be caring and helpful.
They have won the admiration of doctors, nursing home and hospital administrators, and patients alike, for .quality
and Justin Meadows, tying for third eqmpment and excellent service. Medicare assignment is accepted and they will bill your insurance carrier directly.
place, each won a free pizza from Remember the name Abbey Home Health Care. Whether you need oxygen equipment, nebulize, hospi beds,
Pizza Hut and Lyin' Bill's, respec- walkers, wheelchairs, incontinence supplies, or anything else in the bospitalor healthcare equipment line, you re sure
tively, to find it here, And as always, deliveries are free of charge.
The children trick-or-treated in
downtownuntil5p.m.Aspecialtreat Ear, Nose and Throat Clinic
from 7-Eleven included a free small
Slurpee.Zveryonehadaspookygood A. James Paine, Jr.,MD. Albert J. Paine, Sr.,MD
time. , "
.. .0tolaryng010gy deals with diseases and defects ofthe ear, nose and throat. As two of the area's finest practitioners
in this field, Dr. A. James Paine, Jr., and Dr. Mben J. Paine, Sr., treat patients in Beckley at 2233 South Kanawha
' r][XT "] Street, phone 255-9249, and at 324 North Street in Bluefield, phone 325-8174. 1
S The disorders treated by the doctors include ear inflections, sinus infections, acute and chronic tonsillitis, _aryngitis
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and facial nerve disorders. Dr. James Paine and Dr. Albert Paine are board certified by the Ame.rican loard of
Otolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery, and Dr. James Paine is a member of the American Academy ot racial,
REVIVAL Plastic and Reconstructiv£ Surgery. Using specialized equipment as well as the more familiar x-ray mac.runes, la .sets
and microscopes, these specialists examine the affected organs and determine the nature and extent of e. msomer.
Revival services will be held at Since 5 to 10 percent Of the population has severe temporary or permanent hearing impairment, one ot me important
the Lerona Memorial Methodist services rendered by the practice is to provide tests performed by a certified clinical audiologist on staff to asce .r!ain the
Church on Nov. 3rd. thru Nov. 9th at presence and extent of hearing loss. With all the resources of his profession at hand, the doctors prescne ann
7:00 p.m. nightly, administer medication or surgery for the problem.
Rev. Carlton Wilson speaker. Ear, nose and throat infections are not uncommon and if left untreated could develop into chronic conditions or.even
Special gospel singing nightly. Nurs- into acute and dangerous infections. Offering expert diagnosis and treatment to all ages for any ear, nose or mroat
cry will be provided, problem, Dr. James Paine and Dr. Albert Paine are committed to providing excellent medical care to all their patients.