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Tues. Dec. 11, 1984 inton News-5
Senior Citizens Activities
ACTIVITIES AT THE HINTON before lunch. Christmas project scheduled for December 16th, and a
SENIOR CENTER workshop at 11 a.m. Helpers are trip to Pinecrest is planned for
Co4mer of Second Avenue and needed to wrap Christmas packa- December 20th. Anyone wishing
8mnmers Street ges for the nursing home patients transportation to visit someone in an
Funded by the West Virginia and needychfldren. Blood Pressure area nursing home, or anyone
Commission on Aging Clinic at Hinton House 9:30 - 11:30 wishing to send a gift to a part-
a.m. icular resident is asked to contact
Wednesday, December 12 - Pre- Tuesday, December 18- Ceramics the Hinton Senior Center at 466 -
venticare exercises with Ellen We- after lunch. A special Christmas 4019.
bber at 11 a.m. Beckley mini busparty for the Dept. of HumanCANNING BOOKLET
trip. Blood Pressure Clinic at Mar- Services Day Care children will The Senior Center's Annual
tha's Chapel 9:30- 10:30 a.m. begin at 3 p.m. All seniors are Canning Recipe Booklet is now
Thureday, December13-Christmas invited to attend and enjoy the available for distribution through
Project Workshop at 11 a.m. Bingochildren's Christmas. . the Hinton Senior Center and field
for prizes after lunch. Blood Pre-; COOKBOOKS A~AILABLE staff.
ssure Clinic at Ballangee 9:30 - 10:30 The Hinton Senior Center has A 25 cents donation is requested to
.i~.m. and at Pence Springs Senior completed a cookbook of Honey and help offset the costs of producing
C/m~r from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Cheese recipes. The booklet zs this little booklet which is chock full
Friday, December 14 - Birthday meant to help people who received of tempting recipes.
iLunch rescheduled from last commodities in October make good To obtain your copy, call 466 - 4019
i Friday. Pre-Christmas trip to the use of these foods. A 25 cents or stop by the Hinton Senior Center.
', Mercer Mall departs the Hinton donations is requested for the book- PLANT PRO,H~T
Senior Center at 9 a.m. A $3 donation let which is available at the Hinton The Hinton Senior Center has
'.is requested. Presentation about the Senior Center. started a new project. Please lend a
New River Trading Cooperative, a SENIORS CHRISTMAS NURSING hand by giving a few plant starts
natural foods store located on Tem- HOME PROJECT from your houseplants.
pie Street will begin after lunchThe Hinton Senior Center will A sample of your green thumb will
preceding shopping by mini bus, again be coordinating the giving of help us to help others.
which will include a stop off at the gifts to area nursing home patients CLOTIIIES CI~[I~'Irifi~qDATE
coop. Monthly Square Dance begins during this Christmas season. Any- The Community Clothe8 Cloee~
at 7 p.m. Everyone is invited to one interested in volunteering to located at the Hinton Senior Center
enjoy the live band. Refreshments help to make Christmas favors or Is well stocked with summer cloth~
will be sold and a raffle will be held, gather gifts and donations for this ing in a variety of sizes. There is no
Come one, come all. project should contact the Senior fixed charge for the clothing but
Sunday, December 16-Specialmini Center. shoppers are asked to make a
bus trip to the Andrew Shawan Mini bus trips to area nursing donation for any item that they take.
Memorial Home at Sweet Springs homes during the Christmas season Donations of clothing that is in
leaves the Hinton Center at 9 a.m. will be scheduled on demand and a good conditiosf; and of household
Monday, December 17 - Movie trip to Sweet Springs has been goods are also moot welcome.
Red Sulphur
Area News
Atwell Reunion
The annual Atwell Reunion was
held at. Camp Art Lough recently
with Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Atwell
serving as host to the family
gathering.
Following Morning church ser-
vices, the family gathered for a day
of visiting, fellowship, picture tak-
ing, and a bountiful picnic lunch.
Those sharing the day of happy
memories and activities were : The
six living members of the/late
Halsey and Cora Atwell, Laura°
belle Fox, Katherine Atwell, Th-
eodore Atwell, Earl Atwetl, Nellie
Gravely, Arminda Garvely and their
families. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fox, Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Fox, Jerry, De-
mtis and Jamie, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Fox, Patricia and Tabitha, Mr. and
Mrs. Roger Fox and Angel, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenny Fox, Belinda and
Travis, Wayne and David Fox, Mr.'
Emmett Terry, Junior Fox, Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmy Atwell, Jessica and
Andrea, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest At-
. well, Mrs. Nancy Crawford, Mr. and
Mrs. Danny Michael, Mr. and Mrs.
George Noyes, Mr. and Mrs. Emory
Allen and Jeny, Mrs. Betty Bir-
chwell, Ramona and Robert, Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil Cochran and Al-
l bel-ta, Mrs. Linda Allen, Gary and
Geni, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meadows,
Mr.. ,f~d Mrs. Tom Webb, Mr. and
1~r~:~"~Dewey Furrow, Vickle and
The first television cook was Marcel Boulestin who de-
monstrated how to cook an omelet on English TV in 1937.
J.e~ Mr. Frank Bennett, Mrs. Patty
Fox, dnd Kristi, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
DillOn, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Carr,
Mr. Eddie Howdock, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Atwell, Mr. and Mrs. Robby
Atwell, and Bridgette, Mr. and Mrs.
T~odore Atwell, Mrs. Alie Flesh-
ma~ and Elizabeth, Mrs. Nellie
Gravely, and Mervil, Mrs. Arminda
Gravely, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gr-
ay'ely, Darren, and Timmy, Paula
Ronnie Wentz, Candance, Tam-
my and Tracey Gravely, Bill Gr-
avely, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Gr-
avely, and Angela, Mr. and Mrs.
John Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
~bo, Ronald and Randy Fox,
dies Cox, Dana Frazier, Greg
" ~ers, Mary Mills, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Underwood, Tommy, Ha-
zel and Carol Anderson, Carleen
Frederick, Mrs. Ada Wimmer and
I
Mr. Walter Larew.
Christmas is approaching with ( what seems to me to be) the
speed of light. Fortunately, the Library has a large selection of
books to help folks get ready. They are full of helpful advice about
such things as what to cook and how, how to make decorations and
gifts ( Christmas with Southern Living 1984 and Vogue Christmas
are two of this type that are new this year! ) or they help us "get in
the spirit" by retelling some of the old favorite Christmas stories.
Silent Night brings to life the words of the famous Christmas carol
through the illustrations of Susan Jefferies. We also have a new
copy of Valentine Davies Miracle on 34th Street. We'll put these
~.~" new.one,on display alemg with the "old', o~ tormake them ea~er~
to find during this busy, busy season.
Other new books include Jeffrey Archer's current best seller
First Among Equals, The Leopard Hunts in Darkness by the
popular Wilbur Smith ( who wrote the Delta Decision), a new sci fi
called The Years of the City by Frederick Pohl and Machine
Dreams, a novel by Jayne Anne Phillips set in a small town in West
Virginia. On our non - fiction shelves we now have Exile, The
Unquiet Oblivion of Richard M. Nixon by Robert Sam Anson.
Don't forget the movies this Friday ( Dec. 14). They are The
Maltese Falcon starring Humphery Bogart as Sam Spade "hard -
boiled detective" and A Night at the Opera with the Marx
Brothers. The movies start at 7:30 and ( of course) they are free.
One final note.. The Friends of the Library still have copies of
Judge Miller's The History of Summers County ($35) and Hinton
Historic and Architectural Survey ($10) on sale. They make
excellent Christmas gifts for anyone with any interest in the history
of this area.
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4- H Club
By Pat Stennett
The Mohawk 4 - H Club held their
second meeting on December 4,
1984. The meeting was called to
order by our leader Alissa Pullen.
The group opened the meeting by
singing " West Virginia Boys and
Girls" followed by the National 4 - H
~r
club pledge. We had five new
members their names are : Kim
Cooper, Kristy Coffman, Shelly
Beam, Shannon Cales and Jason
Beam.
We also discussed about when our
poster contest is suppose to be held
it's gone to be held in January 1985.
Hallmark Cards
When you care
enough to send the
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3 OZ. BOTTLE
EXCEDRIN
TABLETS OR
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BOTTLE OF 60 TABLETS
OR 40 CAPSULES
MAALOX
LIQUID
ANTACID
12 OZ. BOTTLE
TAMPAX
TAMPONS
ORIGINAL REGULAR,
SUPER PLUS, SLENDER
REGULAR OR SUPER
PKG. OF 40
COTY
WILD MUSK
COLOGNE
1.5 OZ. SPRAY BOTTLE
M & M'S
CANDIES
PLAIN OR PEANUT
16 OZ BAG
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POTATO CHIPS
REGUtAR 75 OZ BAG C.')R
SOUR CREAM & ONION
OR BARBEQUE 7 OZ. BAG
NOT BE AVAILABLE AT ALL STORES
RITE AID
BATTERIES
"C" OR "D" CELL
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COLOR
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PKG~ OF 2 DISCS
GENERAL
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PKG. OF 2
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