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8 - Hinton News Tues. Nov. 16, 1999
Attend Meador Reunion
Above are 3 grandchildren of Hughy and Mary Meador who
attended the Meador Family Reunion at Hinton on Sept. 5, 1999.
Left to right - Donald Meador, Akron, Ohio; Pauline Meador Ball of
Hinton and Martin Meador of Parkersburg, WV.
The annual family reunion was i Junior, Sandra, Brian and Jeffrey
held Sept. 5th. at the Meador Ball, Mrs. Marie.Buckland, Muriel
homeplace on Madams Creek near
Hinton for the descendants of Hughy
Jordan and Mary Deeds Meador.
The couple were married Dec. 24,
1856 and were the parents of four
daughters and four sons.
Before the picnic lunch at 1:00
prayer was given by Fred Webb of
Parkersburg, W. VA. Later in the
afternoon games were played and an
auction sale was held, with proceeds
going toward the'expense of the
reunion.
Awarded gifts for traveling the
greatest distance was Doug Meador
of Converse, Texas. Youngest in
attendance was Christian Mounts of
Granite Falls, N.C. and Marie
Buckland of Hinton was the oldest.
The door prize was given to Norma
and Martin Meador of Parkersburg.
Registration began at 10:00 A.M.
Attending were:
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Webb, Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Meador of Parkersburg;
Oscar Meador Jr., Muriel Kincaid,
Beverly and Sam Sanna, Mr.and
Mrs. Ronnie Thompson and Mrs.
Charlene Keaton all of Beckley;
Donald Meador Sr. and Lois Haid of
Galax, VA.; Mr. and Mrs. Billy Carl
Jackson of Christiansburg, VA.; Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Mounts
and CI1risfia/i ,
Lavon and Dennis Warden,
Charlotte, N.C.; Dennis Gilpin,
Sherrills Falls, N.C.; Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Spicer, Palm Bay, Fla.;
Rebecca Meador, Orlando, Fla.; Paul
and Louise Meador, Ocole, Fla.;
Jane Hewett, Winter Garden,
Fla.; Don Meador, Akron, Ohio;
Gertude Smith and Allita Smith of
Covington, VA.; Mr. and Mrs. Marc
lieador and family, Waldox, MD.;
Holly Kincaid, Dublin, VA.; Jim,
Melodie, Mindy, Alex Hood, Cine,
Ohio.; Mary Louise Meador, West
Chester, Ohio; Herbert Warden,
Ypselanti, Mich.; Dennis, Cynthia
and Shelly Henson, Pontiac, Mich.;
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dennis, Salem,
VA.;
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Thompson,
Maxwellton, WV.; George and
Lillian Simmons, Warrensville, SC;
Jay Meador, Alkol, WV.; Doug
Meador, Converse, Texas; Randy
and Amy Ganthies, David and
Joanne Robb and Scott Bridson,
Waterford, Mi.; Shirley Meador
Robert, Harrison, Main; Britt
Mangum, Huntington, W. Va.;
Jean Bridson, Acworth, GA.;
Donald, Nancy, Cara and Kristyn
Bridson, Marrietta, GA.; Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Martin, Pipestem;
Betty and Kenny Gilpen, Pauline
Ball, Celice Fisher, Amanda Fisher,
Curtis Grimmett, Mr. and Mrs.
Norma Farley, Jon and Nell all of
Madams Creek; Darrell and Mildred
Lilly, Todd Mounts, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Williams, Dick and Mildred Meador
all of Nimitz; Mr. and Mrs. Sonny
Whitaker and Jarred, B. J. Angel,
all of Talcott;
Deninger, Sammy and Shirley Ball
all of Hinton.
Anyone with suggestions on
making the. reunion bigger and
better please contact Pauline Ball at
466-3534.
Mrs. Mary Frances Talbert
Wins First Place Blue Ribbon
e
Mrs. Mary Frances Talbert of
12th. Avenue, and an active member
of the GFWC Hinton Womans Club,
received the first place blue ribbon
for her quilt entered at the District
Fall Conference held October 2nd.
at Twin Falls State Park.
The Santa quilt was sent as a
Christmas gift to her 90 year old
mother by daughter, Louise, with
instructions to call Santa and get the
details for completing the quilt.
Santa, being her daughter, told her
mother, she would receive a different
square each month appropritate to
the season, depicting snow, hearts,
kits, flowers, flags, etc. and
including Santa.
' Mrs. Talbert quilted each square
by hand and eagerly awaited for the
RIGHT TO LIFE MEETING
Summers County Right To Life
meets at the Presbyterian Church,
downtown Hinton, at 7:00 pro.
The meetings are held on the 3rd
Monday of each month.
Anyone interested in working for
the protection of the unborn are
invited to attend.
Pard Potl Adrtml
Our students deserve
the best ...
On November 20, 1999
we can make that possible
by voting YES for our school levy!
Pol. ad paid by
Gate Shaver, Principal
Telcott Elementary School
AI McMilliam (center) shot an 811under his age which is 82 at
the Willowwood Country Club, recently. Also shown with Mr.
McMilliam is Howard Cody (on his left) and Mike Chapman (on
his right.)
SCHOOL MENUS
Summers County Schools Week
Of November 17th. Thur
November 30th.
LUNCH
Wed. Nov. 17th.Taco Salad, Taco
Bar (SMS&SCHS), Chewy bread
sticks, honey golden corn, pears,
variety cold milk.
Thurs. Nov. 18th. Baked turkey/
dressing, mash potatoes/gravy,
steamy hot roll, harvest loaf, choice
fresh fruit, variety cold milk.
Fri. Nov. 19th. FACULTY
SENATE, FULL DAY.
Men. Nov. 29th. Corndog,
Nacho/s & cheese, rotini salad w/
crackers, baked beans, banana,
variety cold milk.
Tues. Nov. 30th. Pork Bar-b-cue,
waffle fries, veggies & creamy non-
fat dip, coconut cookie, variety cold
milk.
BREAKFAST
Wed. Nov. 17th.Pop Tarts, choice
:;" cereal(chilled'lO0% grape juice,
Thurs. No 18tk Super Bun
Plus, Honey Nut Cheerios, chilled
100% apple juice, variety cold milk.
Fri. Nov. 19th. FACULTY
SENATE. FULL DAY.
Mort. Nov. 29th. Apple sticks,
french toast w/syrup, banana,
variety cold milk.
Tues. Nov. 30th. Chicken biscuit,
fresh tomato slice, 100% apple juice,
variety cold milk.
BOOK FAIR
next one to arrive. The border A Book Fair will be held at the
connecting the squares was also SC ARH Lobby on Wednesday,
November 17th. from 9:00 AM til
quilted by hand.
Mrs. Talbert is pictured above 4:00 PM. The fair is being sponsored
di.qnlavinu the winning quilt, by Summers CountyARHAuxiliary.
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VOTE 'FOR' SCHOOL LEVY
I would like to encourage all registered voters of Summers
County to go to the polls on November 20 1999 and vote FOR
the school levy.
Personally Ioan think of a multitude of reasons to vote for the
levy I can not think of any reason to vote against the levy
In funding education in West Virginia the legislature is fully
aware of the revenue that is available to local boards of education
by virtue of excess levies and therefore in my opinion shall never
fully fund education Their attitudes are that you must make some
effort to help yourself
If you are a parent ask yourself What reason can I possibly
give myself for not supporting this levy?
If you are an employee of the Summers County Board of
Education ask yourself What reason can I possibly give myself
for not supporting this levy?
If you are 65 years old or older andqualifyt Homestead
exemption ask yourself What reason can I possibly give myself
for not supporting this levy?
Please support YOUR local schools by voting FOR the levy
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Concerned Nurses of West Virignia
Meet
"Y2K Preparedness" was the
October 19th program presented by
Norma Ramsey, Executive Director
of the Greenbrier County Red Cross,
to Concerned Nurses of West
Virginia. She stressed the need to
stay calm and not panic but to
prepare ahead of time just as you
would for a winter storm or a flood.
Some of the important points were:
Don't take any more money out of
the bank than you would for a week's
vacation. It is only insured while it
is in the bank. Save enough extra
water to cover drinking and flushing
the toilet, and have enough canned
goods for a week. Also it's important
to have a MANUAL can opener
because when an electric one is not
available people often use knives or
tools which injure the m causing a
need for transportation to the
hospital.
She warned not to wait until
December to buy extra foods because
some people would be stockpiling
and prices will increase. Have
enough medications on hand for a
GRAHAM HOUSE OLD
FASHION CHRISTMAS
DINNER
weel, a lrst aid kit, kerosene heater,
wood stove, plenty of fresh batteries
for flashlights and radio, as well as
candles. The power companies can
never predict when weather or a
vehicle crashing into a utility pole:
might knock out the power. The
telephone should be connected into
a direct line instead of dependent on :
electricity to function. Keep medical
and financial records in a fire safe:
box, but accessible. Keep a full tank
of gas in the car, a shovel, fire
extinguisher, toilet paper, soap and
just mainly use "common sense."
Ms. Ramsey said the Red Cross
will open shelters in various areas
in the event of a prolonged
emergency. Since animals cannot be
brought to the shelter, owners must
provide ahead for their needs.
Following a "pot luck dinner,
election of officers was held. Elected
for the 2000-2002 term, was Earlene
Strange, LPN, Chairperson for the
Nominations Committee and Twyla
Wallace, RN, re-elected as President.
Debra Pilkington, RN, of Beckley,
will finish the unexpired term of Vice
President Laura Moore, RN,
Beckley. Mrs. Moore resigned due
Ti ......... to illness in her immediate family.
ces are now on sale ior our . .... , __ ,
a n . . . ...... "ne nex meeng V¢lll De january
n ual ulnner.o De nela uec. -, ......
• 1, on LnaDetes.
and Dec. 10-11. Tckets are stall
$20.00 each. Will be serving turkey, ..........
stuffed pork loin and all the NOTICE
trimmings with vegetables, dessert' ....... =--
and drink. 6 p. m. till 7 p.m. CELTIC PRAYER
Friendship Hour; 7 p. m. till 8 p.m. During the month of November
Dinner; 8 p. m. till'9 p. m. - Story'the weekly prayer group at
Telling and Christmas carol singing Ascension Episcopal Church in
along with hot cider fixed over the
open fire.
Tickets may be purchased by
calling Gert Cashwell at 466-2117.
They go fast, so don't wait too long.
H.A.E. FALL MUSIC FESTIVAL
A Fall Music Festival will be held
at Hinton Area Elementary School
on Tuesday, November 16th., from
6:30 7:30 in the school's
gymnasium.
Grades kindergarten, first, and
second will perform. Everyone is
welcome!
Hinton will be studying the topic of
Celtic Prayer. This ancient form of
prayer with its roots in Ireland,
Scotland and Wales has been a
blessing to many people down
through the centuries. The prayer
group will meet at 7 p.m. each
Tuesday in November (except• for
November 23).
The public is invited to attend.
Ascension Episcopal Church is
located at the corner of Temple
Street and Fifth Avenue in
downtown Hinten. Call 466-3352 for
more inforrdation.
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