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4 - Hinton News Tues. Dec.
I The Hinton News
Published Tuesday
By The
Hlnton Publishing Corporation
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Hlnton, W Va. 25951
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SENIOR NEWS
ACTMTIES AT THE HIICrON
SENIOR CENTER
Located on the Corner of
Second Ave. and Summers St.
Partially funded by the W.Va.
Commission on Aging
Wed. Dec. 18
Menu: Hot dog, calico slaw, peas/
carrots, rice pudding, bun.
Thurs. Dec. 19
Menu: Hamburger Veg. soup/
mustard greens, pear halves, crack-
ers. Activities: Bingo |br prizes after
lunch.
Fri. Dec. 20
Menu: Turkeydressinggravy,
mashed potatoes, shellie beans, co-
17, 1991
Attending the meeting from Summers Co. were (left to right)
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Amick, Mr. and Mrs. E.Z. Edwards, and Mr. and
Mx. W. E. Halstead.
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
The WNa. Farm Bureau, the
state's largest organization of farm-
ers and rural people, held its 72nd
annual meeting Nov. 10-12 at the
Beckley Hylton Hotel and Confer-
ence Center, Beckley, WV.
The highlight of the meeting was
the keynote address by American
Farm Bureau Federation President
Dean Kleckner. K]eckner addressed
the 330 attendees to the banquet on
Men. evening.
Kleckner congratulated W.Va.
Farm Bureau on its tremendous
membership growth this year. "To
me', Kleckner said, "increasing
membership numbers show that
Farm Bureau is still the voice of
agriculture. We are there to he] p the
rural Americans do together that
which they cannot do alone."
The President reminded us that
our policies aim to achieve two basic
goals. The first is to improve net
farm income and the second is to
improve the quality of rural life.
Farm Bureau has never been more
influential, yet we have never faced
tougher issues.
On the national level, the wet-
lands issue has been the center of
dates for listing. W.Va. already has
18 species listed with another 100 on
the candidate list.
Kleckner then spoke of an issue
which directly impacts our wealth,
our property, and perhaps is even
more dangerous than the wetlands
issues. =Washington spenders are
out of control, and the budget deal
cut by Congress was a political fast
shuttle and is a failure", Kleckner
said.
While many proposals are under
consideration, the AFBF president
emphasized that we have no coher-
ent policy for fiscal reform and na-
tional distrust and distrust for those
we elect is growing. "The fiasco of
bounced checks and unpaid restau-
rant bills, plus the fact that Con-
gress passes so-called public inter-
est laws, but exempts themselves.
Kleckner pointed out that all
spending programs must be exam-
ined, and that farm programs have
been cut from $26 billion to less than
$10 billion in six years.
By comparison, over 60% of the
federal budget has been left un-
touched, and last year every dollar
collected under the so-called-budget
clared a noxious weed, as well as
making Autumn Olive a noxious
weed statewide, that the deer herd
be reduced in the state by allowing
anterless deer to be taken during
the regular deer season, and that
farmers be exempt from the Dept. of
Transportation Motor Carrier regu-
lati'ons, providing that they do not
travel more than 150 air miles from
the farm and that the farm vehicle
not have a gross vehicle weight rat-
ing or a gross combination weight
rating in excess of 26,000 Ibs.
Attending the meeting from
Summers Co. were: Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Amick, Mr. and Mrs. E.Z.
Edwards, and Mr. and Mrs. W.E.
Halstead.
Hospital To Hold
Christmas Program
On Men., Dec. 23rd. at 2:00 p.m.
the employees, patients, friends and
families of the Summers County
Hospital will be favored with a cheery
Christm as program to be held in the
first floor dining room area.
This traditional program will once
again feature the enlightening and
refreshing multi-talents of the
Summers County Hospital employ-
ees and friends.
For many years the community
was treated to the joys of Christmas
in the form of Christmas Carols sung
by the hospital chorus, beautiful solos
rendered by the willing and brace
employees. Christmas poems will be
Ele mentary Students
Hold Fair
by sheri benson
conut cake, fruit salad, Cranberry the private property rights issue, deal resultedin $1.59 higher spend-
sauce.Activities:Christmasprogram HundredsofFarm Bureau members ing.
Gosepl sing at 11:15.
Men. Dee. 23 answered Farm Bureau's call to "I congratulate WVFB for its ac- Branch) Benjamin Bragg & Luke
Menu: Baked Beans/We; .... j action. Kleckner challenged WVFB tivity level and for forming a PAC, Lilly; Geography-(lst,Hinton Area)
Coleslaw teed . members to wnte EPA and express Kleckner said. Working together we Seth Allen & Justin Miklos,
/But r CarroSh, cd+, ,. l'al ........ on e- :can avmplisl wonders. It is just a (2nd,ForestHill)AnthonySlatton &
Peaches, Cornbrzlk/Ilutter. , , °D '' 'matrSf brIng/cogdther hroug 3afi Cott]e; State & Local History-
Inn tp ts+:Xllx +
Activities: Bible study with Edge + .... "+ +
Johnson at 11:15. 1330 and SB 1463. Kleckner said Farm Bureau', K]eckner concluded. (Ist,Ta]cott) Jennifer Rudisill &
The response for entries was great
during the Summers County Social
Studies Fair. Entrants were from
the six different elementary students
in Summers County. Because of the
large interest, the fair was held Fri.
and Sat. In team effort or as single
effort, there were eight categories
researched and exhibited.
The first and second place win-
ners in the individual entrys were:
Anthropology-(Ist, Jumping Branch)
Hope Lilly; Economics-(Ist, Jump-
ing Branch) Elizabeth Cusato,
(2nd,Hinton Area) Kristen
Milburn;Geography-(Ist,Hinton
Area) Jodi Meadows, (2nd,Hinton
Area) Melissa Adkins;State & Local
History-(Ist,Jumping Branch) Terry
Pack,(2nd,Jumping Branch) Brian
Bowling;U.S History-(Ist,Bellepoint)
Carolyn Surin, (2nd,Hinton Area);
Adam Ballard,World History-
(Ist,Hinton Area) Greg Cales,
(2nd,Hinton Area) Megan Mann.
The first and second place win-
ners in the team entrys
were:Anthropology-(lst,Sandstone)
Bradley Burdette & Jillian Sur-
baugh; Economics-(lst,Jumping
In other action, the delegates
elected officers and adopted policy.
Fred G. Butler, Sr., a dairy farmer
t'om Berkeley Co. was reelected to
his eighth term as President. Char-
les Wilfbng, a beef and sheep farmer
Tues. Dec. 24
Menu: Cook's Choice. Center will
be closed 1/2 day (In the event Dec.
24 is declared a State Holiday, the
center will be dosed all day).
Jennifer Keatley,TIED
(2nd,Jumping Branch) Alicia
Mender & Kristen Lilly,
(2nd,Jumping Branch) Jesse Miller
& Brian Jones, Wildlife of W.Va.-
that wetlands must be more rea-
sonably and properly defined, and
that landowners must be compen-
sated for any damage caused by a
wetlands designation. He reminded
the group that none of the WV con-
read by the volunteer Auxiliary
workers to the awesome delight of
the young children in attendance.
Mr. Norman Wright, Administra-
tor, Mrs. Ida Stennett, Director of
Nursing, and hospital employees
wish to extend a cordial invitation to
families and friends of our patients
and residents to come and join with
us in this happy Christmas celebra-
tion. We appreciate your attendance.
Come out and sing along with us to
help usher in the joys and happiness
of the Christmas season.
Thank you,
Marcia Green
Program Coordinator
CHRISTMAS
TOY FUND
(Honorable Mention,Jumping
Branch) Audie Graham & Steven
Adkins;U.S. History-(lst,Hinton
Area) Brian Cooper & Mark Cales,
(2nd,Talcott) Lara Eller & Jane
Wiseman; World History-(lst, Hinton
Area) Sharon Green &Elise Keaton,
(2nd,Hinton Area) Keri Gore & Teri
Conner; Sociology-(lst, Sandstone)
Sonya. Bragg & Amy Richmond,
(2nd,Hinton Area) Laura Adkins &
Mandy Plumley.
The winners for a class project
were: Tarrah Scott & Alisha Meador,
from Bellepoint, Debora Cyrus°
teacher.
The Summers County Christmas
Toy Fund is in need of donations to
buy toys for Summers County chil-
dren this Christmas. We are also
seeking sponsors who wish to =adopt
some of the children and buy Christ-
mas gifts for them.
The sponsorship program has
been growing the last couple of years
and has been our salvation. Any
person, persons, and/or organiza-
tions wanting to participate in the
sponsorship program are encouraged
to call 466-3255 (City Hall) or 466-
1017; after 5:00 p.m. If anyone wishes
to make a donation you can mail it
to: The Summers County Christmas
Toy Fund, City Hall, P.O. Box 477,
Hinton, WV 25951.
Preneed Funeral Planning
Certificate of Deposit thru you Local Bank or
Forethought Life Ins. Co.
Our competent staff has been professionally trained to assist
you in funeral planning, as well as counsel and help you or
those you love through the funeral experience.
Our reputation is built on serving families like yours and we
pledge that we will merit the confidence you have placed in us.
Feel free to contact us for answers to any questions you might
have.., now or in the future.
RONALD MEADOWS
FUNERAL PARLORS
130 Temple St., Hinton
Phone 466-1179
Menu changes may occur due to
the unavailability of foods or due to
circumstances beyond our control.
Blood Pressure Clinic
Hinton Center Dec. 18 11 a.m. til
1 p.m.
Kroger Dec. 19 9:30 a.m. til 2 p.m.
Hinton House Dec. 23 9:30 a.m.
til 10:30 a.m.
Scheduled Bus Trips
Mercer mall Dec. 19 been changed
from the 20th. Because Christmas
Dinner at the Hinton Senior Center.
Pence Springs to Hinton Dec. 18 and
20. Seniors may come into Hinton
for Christmas Dinner.
Party for Community Care Pro.
gram Clients and their providers st
the Hinton Senior Center Dec. 20, at
2:00 p.m: Refreshments, singing,
Santa Claus, prizes. Please Come.
EcoTheater Invited
to Perform In
Covington
EcoTheater has been invited to
give a performance on Dec. 18 at
7:30 p.m. at the Pine Street Baptist
Church in Covington, Va. The public
is invited.
Marcina Matthews and Iris Ro-
gers of Covington, who participated
in a recent EcoTheater workshop,
will be performing with West
Virginia's Kathy Jackson, Martha
Asbury, Darwin Boggs, and Paula
Jackson. Marcina and Iris have been
performing for senior citizens in
Covington, and will perform "rle-
Dyed Underwear , with Paula
Jackson.
l'he Christmas Basket," and
=Zona's Ghost," written by Jane
Ashworth, =Church Lady," by Greg
Wooding, *'Ethel Hinton, byMaryat
Lee, "Bananas," "I Love You,
Mommy, and other scenes will be
performed. All EcoTheater scenes
are invited to share your history of
interesting stories with us.
EcoTheater is a nonprofit corpo-
ration headquartered i n Lewisburg,
WV, and all contributions are tax
deductible. Ca]] 304-645-2443 for
information about donations, per.
forming, workshops, or scheduling.
EcoTheater is sponsored in part
by the National Endownment For
The Arts for their Expansion Arts
Program.
gressmen were, as of then, sponsor-
ers of either of the wetlands bills.
The second issue that the AFBF
president mentioned was the endan-
gered species act. Currently more
than 600 animals and plants are
listed as endangered or threatened.
The major way that these species
are protected is to restrict man's
impacton the habitat. Another 3,500
species has been identified as candi-
from Pocahontas Co. was elected as
Vice-President.
Patti Crow from Marshall Co. was
reelected as Chairperson of the
Women's Committee and Loretta
Ashby from Harrison was reelected
as Vice-Chairperson.
The voting delegates adopted
some 130 policies. These policies
covered such areas as requesting
that Tartarian Honeysuckle be de-
YOU CAN TRUST
Our Many Years of Experience
Pivont Funeral Service
E.M. Meadows Funeral Home
100 Park Ave., Hinton 466-0026
IN MEMORY
The Lights are
glowing for you.
In memory of Lee
Pivont.
Ruth, family, and friends.
CARD OF TH.RNKS
My family and I would lil to thank each and everyone
that called, sent cards,food, and flowers during my recent
occident. We wouldespecially like to thankall the Murches,
our families, and friends that remembered us in their
prayers.
Thanl to the doctors and hospitalstaff at the Raleigh
Generaland University of Virginia hospitals and also the
OH.9 and Jan Care Ambulance Service.
A veryspecialthanl to DavidandTeresa, JackDavid,
Jal and Bet ty, Marl and Nookie and Mildred, Jim and
Janice, Whitey nd Wilma, Jim and Wanda, and Charlie.
GodBless All Of Yom
Darrell Lilly and Family
l •
That Blessings May Shine on You...
BAPTIST
Beech Run Baltlot Gltur¢lt
S.ndem, N. o,
Sunday School 10, Morning '#or.
ship 11.
ot o,p Chur
N. O CreswtL Jr,, Pastor:
Sunday .m4oe: Joe McSd
Supt., Sunday Suhool 9:45 am.
Morning Womhip, 11 am. Youth
tlowehip,5:45pm. Emtn 0 Serv-
k, 7 pro. Wednesday ,Sme,
70t0 pro. Pray Melng and Sbie
Study.
BI 9 Creek
Lovell Willtarm, Pastor: Sunday
SCol +o a.m. Mornlng Wolp
11 a,m. Sunday. Prayer
moetk' Wed. al 7 p.m. B Y F
Sunday at S p.m.
Broolm ekmtl C.rm
Pallo Oim Hamn¢ Edward
Cyrus. Sunday Schoo4 Supen-
t4t.. Sun.Sool 10 Lm.
Momkg Woelp 11 a,m. Eve-
ning . Sun. at 7 p.m. Pmyor
Melng Turn. ,* 7.'30 p.m.Wed.
SeMol 7 p.m.
Cdvmy S,ptlt
Sulphur: Rw. Hender-
son, Sundly School 10 A.M.
Randy , oedntondent
Morning Wohlp 11:00 A.M,
Evening Worship 7.'30 P.M. Wed.
he,day Worship 7:30 P,M.
Roy. Nathil John Sunday
Sdol. E. G. Crawfo. Suf)l. 11
a.m. Moml,g WomhlpEvery Sun-
d*y. Pma t . end 3rd. Sun-
,rye at 11 Lm. md 6p.m.
Por Rotl L Moore:9:45 a,m.
Church SChooL 11 a,m. Morning
Worehlp. 0:30 p.rttO Y F, 7:00
p.m. Evening Wohtp. 7 p.rR
WednelW Mid - Week SenSe.
Celnul Grove
lkm*bChur
PaYor: Benny Akm. Supednten-
den: Lowell Benne¢ Sunday
10 Lm. Morr Woh
1t a,m. Evening Servioe 7::30
Wed. Elng StKvk 7:30 p.m.
Ck'e Ch=ll
"(Rngul Ballll Church| John S.
Anoo, Pas': lOa.m. Sunday
nooL Suq, Ky KIlor. 11 a,m.
Morning Worship. 6 p.m.. O Y F 7
p.m. Evening Worship Wed. 7p.m.
PmYerrm. Fme I
/U Roed, Sunny SChool 10
L m. Ba@UI/Youth kugue S p.m.
Eml 71xm
Rmt llq Clu
Sunday Schoo 9:45 &m. Brli
p I a,n. Eyeing Sm.l 7:0o
).m. Mid Week 8vk:e 7:00 p.m.
Fom I.Im lla@u,t Ch.r
Pal, to( do E. EWdo: Sewic
2nd. & 4th. Sunday 11.'00. Sun-
0/Night 3*Mcm7.O, Wednm.
day Night 7:30, lit. & 3rd. Sunday
Sorvlom At Mdm¢li Chw At
8:30 P.M. Meeting.
'm Chmdt
Dan Slm. Pimo. Sunday
Scho l0 am., Morning Wrship
11:00 ILm. Sunday Eveel W S:(X)
).m. Wee Evening 7;00 p.m.
Edw(n Ray Ha Jr. ealloc Sun.
Oay School m km. S. & SupL
M Rye. Whl
m==w, eve,===,zo
P.M. 2rid. al 4lb. Sundly=. Mid
Wlk Prayer 84€vi Youfll
MNIng Ech Wednow I 7 0
P.M.
Come to Church
Indian Itlha
Bmml,t Chur
Steve Howdock, Pastor: S. Sl
Sut. James Keatiey. Sunda)
Suhool 10 A.M. Claim for a
age=. Worship. Servioe, 11 A.M,
and 7 P.M. Every Sunday. Prayel
Meek'@ Wed. 7 P.M.
Kns,y Swings
B,pU*t Church
Sunday School 10 A.M., Harold
MeekL Superlntendanl.
Laum( Creek
Bie Church
First and third Sunday at 11
am., Second and I;orth Sunda
at 7.'00 pro., Wednesday nigh1
Service 7,1:O pro, Sunday SchoOl
10:(X) am, Pa,or, Andy Howdock
Uck Creek
B,pe Ch.r
Sunday Sdol at lOam. Preach.
tng Servk:as,11 am, Every Sun-
day. Prayer Ming Wednesday
7pro. Rev. The McGraw, Pastor,
UtSe WoM Creek
lnooendent Bapllat Church, Off
Rt. 12 on the Litlie Wolf Creek
Road. Palter, Oonak L. Hanmh
Sunday School Superintendent,
Wayne Oro+sming, SundaySchool
10:00 am. Worship Service 11:00
am, Sun. Evening ServiceTpm.
Youth Meeting Wednesday 6:30
pro.Mid Week Service Wednes.
day 7 pro.
Meadow Creek
Pastor J. L Jones: Sun.10 am.
Sunday School ; 11 am., Morning
Wonhip: 7 pro. Evening Worship;
7pm.Wedneeday, MidWeek Bible
Study and Prayer Meeling.
Meadow Creek
Aev William C.1': Sunday
School Supedntenden Mrs. E. E.
i Johnson. SUay School 10 a,m.
wory Sunday. Prayer sen, ice
Wednenday 6:30. Wohip mv
ice thkd Sundayat 11 Lm. ,
Me. C, Ive/Fmewll
Bal Church. Sunday Sch(
I0,'C0 a.nt, l=lng 11 :O0 a.m..
Preaching Sunday Night 7.'00
p.m., Prayer Meeting Wedday
7:00, Paslo( E. R. Sud Tyme
New Salem
B,lm Church
Paato I. E. Hotdmr: Sunday
10:00. Church 11:00 Fun-
damental.
NkNtz Mtasomwy
Bal¢ Chur Pastor Arnold
Cooper: S. S. Supednlenden!
KIfoy Oragg. Sunday Sch0o19:45.
Morning Worship and Chren
Church 11 a,m. Sunday Morning.
Emlng Sunday Womb€ 7:30.
PraYer Meeting and Youth Me.
Ino 7:30 Wednasday.
PI Oro. Sundyl
Pastor W. C. Sqon:
SooSum.. em .sunday I
Sctool lO a.m. Memlng Womhlp I
11:00 A.M, Wednesday Evening
Sorvlce 7:30 p.m.
Rhonda
Memorial Ch¢k
Steerer, WV. Sen, k every 2d.,
4th. 5h, Saturd/evening=
It 7:00 p.m.
Rive, Valley
RL 12 Forest Hill Road, BMI Jen-
kJ Pastor: 10 e`rrt S
Sohoo OakSey O, dmm, Super.
inlendont 11 a.m. Morning Wor.
ship. 7:30 p.m. Evening SaV, o,.
7p.m. Youth F Thur.
8ap( Roy Lee Hunaker, Jr.,
Pastor: Sunday School 10 KM.
Worship Service 1 A.M. each
Sunday. Prayer {¢vlce, Bible
8er4k:o.,Youth Meeting Wenee.
..
RolUn*bur 9
D. L Stalnakar, Pastor: lOa.m.
Sunday Soo( clasm for
ages. Richard Hogoran Supedn-
tendml 11 a.m. Morning Wor-
ship. 7 P.M. Night Service.
Smltooe Baptist Chur¢.h
Pastor Eddie Johnson: Sunday
School Supt. Sill Dean, Sunday
School 10 A.M, Morning Worship
11 A.M. Evening Services 7:00
P.M., Wed. Prayor Meeting and
Youth Meeting 7 P.M.
Second
Talcotl. First Sun. Service 11A.M.,
Sunday at 3:00 P,M.
Second Bap(Isl Church
212 Jam St.. Rev. Matthew
Saundors, Services 2nd. & 4th.
Sunday 11 A.M., Prayer Sennce
Wednesday 6:30, Sunday School
each Sunday 9:30, Mr, James
Nickoas Supt. Mrs. Edith Goode,
Assist.
T Chur¢
Roberl Combs, Pastor: Sunday
10 am. Melvin Williams.
I S. Preaching Services at 11:00
a.rr every Sunday.
Upl-nd BImI Church
Pastor Mike Baflard . Sunday
School I0.'O0, Worship Services
at - 11:00. Bble Study Sunday
Evening 7.'00.
f
" Patrick Cathoti¢ Ch©h
CommuNty Chdatia
Pastor Doug Hatcher: Worlhip
Sewt Sun. 11 a.m. and 7.'00
,rn. Bble Study 10 a.m. Wed,
7.'00 p.m.
First Chd,lan Church
Eddie Via. Minister: Sunday
School 9:45 KM., Morning Wo.
sNp 11:00 AIM.. Sunday Evening
BINe Study. Sunday 6:00 Youth
Meetin 6.'00
CHURCHOF
CHRIST
Flntort
1621 Summers St. Minister, Phil.
llp Stratlls: Sunday Morning Bble l
Study 10 a.m. Sunday Morning
Worship Service 10:45 a.m. Sun-
day Evening Service 7,'00 P.M.
Wednesday Evening Setv ce 71
P.M.
lay Church 01 Christ
Sunday 10:00, Bible Study 10:45,
Evening Sunday 7.'00 p.m., Wed-
nasday Bible Study 7.'00 P.M.
Stlockley Hill
Tug Creek Road, Sunday Wor.
ship 11 A.M. Sunday Evening 6.'30
P.M. Wedneeday Services 7:30
P.M.
EPISCOPAL
11 &m. First and Third Sundays,
Holy Communion 11 a.m., Sec.
o and Fou
METHODIST
Beflepoint Charge
MHier Memor Church Schoot 10
,,m. Morning Won;hip 11 a.m.
Evening Service 7:30 P.M. U M Y
F Wedmday 6 p,m.
Flint United Methndlet Chch
Hinlon,WVGaidF. Doson, Min-
er: Sunday School 9:45 &M.,
Maming Worship 1 I:00 KM. ChJd
ce available: Moments w#h chg-
dren. Wedmmday Prayer Vkoil
11 .'00 A.M.- 1:00 P.M. in t he Senc-
tuary. Wednesday Youth Club,
4.'00 P.M. 6:00 P.M., For Tr-
portation: 466-0544
Jml Chapel it TRNI
Rev. C, adlen ion, Pastor: Sv-
icas 9 am. Sun. Sd'mo110 am
Minar, Hubert Groves: Sam
Groves, Lay Leedat. Study: 9:45.
Wohip 1 ant
Undldde
Red Sulphur. Marshafl Fowler
Pastor: every 2nd Sun-
day 7 pm every 4th Sunday 11
aft1.
IAy J Memorial
Pastor Reno H. Richmond: Sun-
day School 10 am Momtng Wor.
ship 11 am Evening Prayer Meet-
ing 7:30 pro.
Methoet go
Rick Beam: First Sunday & 3rd.
Sunday Brooklyn 9:15. Mt. Zion
10:15 A.M,, Sand Knob 11:30
P.M., Ninz 2nd. and 4th. Sun-
day. Bethel 9:30. Pluto Manhe
Chapel 11:00. Mam Creek
Mot PtoOolk
Morning Worship 9:30amChtxch
School 10:30 am U M ,Y F Tues-
day 5:30 pro.
New Hope
C. FrankJin Mlck, Pastor: Sunday
School 10 am, worship 1 st & 3rd
Sun. 11 m& 4th Sun. t 7: pro.
O*k Grove
C. Franklin Mid,., PaYor: Sunday
School al 11 am, Wondaip 2nd &
4th Sun,, 10am& 1st Sun.at 7pro
Talcott Charge
C. Franklin Mick, Pastor: Foresl
HiM, 1el & 3rd Sundayl: Worship
loam, Sun, School 11 am.
Tdldty
C, Franklin Mick, Payor: Sunday
School lOam, Worship se
2nd & 4th Sun. 11 am & 3rd Sun.I
at 7:30 pm.
PRESBYTERIAN
Greenville. 10 am Sunday School.
7:45 Ix'n, Community Worship
Service.
First Pnmbytinn Church
Rev.Roberl H. Gies: Sunday
School 9:45 & Worship 11:00 ern i
Prayer Moeling Wed. 7:30 pro.
Han'a
Greenville, 10 am Sunday School
7:45 pro. CommunW Wohip
Service.
Kdler at Lewell
Rev. Stewart McMurray° PaYor.
WorShip Servios held 12:30 pm
o 1st. and 3rd. Sundays.
McEIlermy
Rev. Stewart McMumr/, Pator.
Gravy Meedowe, lO a.m. Sun-
day SChooL Wohtp S.rvk t,d
at 9 am on 2nd. and 41h. Sunday.
OTHERS
Rrot Chuch o( God
Nora Keaton, Pastor:. Sunday
School 10 Mom Womhip
11 am, Evening Worsho 7 pro,
Wed. Evening Bible Study 7 pro.
215 Seoo Ave,, Hintcm.
Hinton Curch of God
1301 Summers St. Pastor Ce
Web-.h: Sunday Schoo 10 am
Morning Worship 11am Sunday
Night 7 pm Wed. Night 7 pro.
Himon Go4ql TNmnm¢le
102 Main Stre, Lawrence Sen-
nott, Pastor: Sunday 8cho 10
am Mornings Worship 1 I:00 am
Youth n4efing S:30 pm Evangel-
,€ Swve 7:30 pm 81hie Study
Wr,QW 7:0 pro.
Jehoveh'a WIInoe4
Sunday 10 am Public TaJk, Sun-
day 11 am Walchtow. Stud-).
Tuesday 7:30 pro, Theoeratlc
School Thursday 8:30 pm Sv-
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Jumpt Branch Tabetrmce
Rev. Elms Aldarrmm, St., Paste
David Mo(en, Sup. Sun. Scho
9:45 am Morning Wonhip 10:4
am Youth Fellowship 9:30 I
Evtn 0 Worship 7:30 pm Pmyl
Sen/k Wed. 7:30 pro.
Lutheran
Good Shepherd Lutheran Churcl
Beckiey, Sunday Worship 9:3
am, Sunday Scheel 11 am, 72
Dry Hi Road, 252-5820 or 25;
4793., Rev. Kenneth L. Fray.
Mount Grlvet Church
A community chumh. Medarr
Creek Roed. 212 rt,/k,. WUu
A. The. Puor: 4e6-42
Sunday School 10.1)0 am Morr
ing Worship 11.'00 am, EveNn
Service 7:30 pm EDT, Wednel
day (7pro EST. winter).
Nazmee
1602 Temp St. PasterRm
Wbeman: SundW
10 am Momlr, g Wonlh 11 at
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7 pm Thursday. Prayer and Bibl
Study ? pm.
Trulh Church
At Batger Springs, Pastor, Oiil
Meedow: Sunday Schoo( 10:0
am, Morning Wonhip 11:00 an
wedday Baie St,y 7:0o V
Spmken= Ham/PIIIdng(on: Sur
day, 9:30 Lord's Table 11.'0
F,unlly Bible Hou¢. 400 Junk
Young People. 7:30. Ewmln
On RI. 12 near For HHI. Ar
PaYor: Ead Himm, Jr. SS I0
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