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4--Hinton News Thurs. Dec. 20, 1979
True _-
Thought For Today- Magnify-
ing and praising ttle Lord are
two of our most blessed priv-
ileges.
Ieading From The Bible- And
Mary said My soul doth magn-
ify the Ixn'd and my spirit hath
rejoiced in Gad Iny Saviour. (
Luke l: 46- 47) The honor which
God bestowed upon Mary far
surpassed ttle recognition given
tn any other woman in Ills-
tory. ller altitude was one of
shtqere humility. Now beauti-
fully she spoke of her "low
estate" and her need of a
personal Savior! tter supreme
desire was to "Magnify the
Lord ". It was out of full-
ness of her heart and the
richness of her faith that Mary
lifted her praise to God. It is
evident from mary's words of
praise thai she was expressing
lle Scripture. As we read
thi-ough the Word of God and
saturate our mind with our
wonderful l,ord we, tot) should
express deep feelings of praise
atd thanksgiving. My heart
t'eqices in the Lord, mine horn
(.
enemies; because 1 rejoice in
thy Salvation. ( Samuel 2:1).$
Memory Verse For the Week-
For God so loved the world, that
he gave his only begotten Son,
that whosever believeth in him
should not perish, but have
everlasting life, JOhn 3:16..
Recipe- iCHRISTMAS LOG)
A rich chocolate log tradition-
ally served on Christmas Eve in
France. Makes 1 roll. , cup
sifted cake flour, % teaspoon
baking powder, ,4 teaspoon
sail, 4 eggs, :% cup sugar, 1
teaspoon vanilla, 3 ( 1- ounce)
squares unsweetened chocolate,
melted, or 3 (1-ounces) en-
Lnd P ipestem News
is exalted m the Lord; my ide. With electric or rotary orrow morning the West Vir- was held for Rhonda's bene- Mr. and Mrs. Aulaery Keaton
mouth is enlarged over mine boater, beat eggs at high speed ginia Water Service Company . fit and was sponsored by Reb- of Pipestem recent guests were
strong warm black coffee, sif-
ted cocoa, 2 recipes Mocha
Chocolate Butter Cream Frost-
ing Preheat oven to 400 deg-
rees. Line the bottom of a 15% x
10._, x 1. Jelly-roll pan with
wax paper. Sift flour with bak-
ing soda and salt and set as-
velopes no- melt unsweetened frosting to within ,& " of edges
chocolate, 2 tablespoons very and carefully reroli. Wrap loo-
sely in foil and chill one hour.
With a sharp knife, cut a small
piece from each end on the
diaonal and reserve to make "
branches". Place roll seam side
down on serving plate and tuck
a strip of wax paper under each
side. Spread with remaining
frosting, then draw fork tines in
a wavy pattern the length of the
log to resemble bark or use a
separate ribbon tip and a pas-
try bag to force frosting out in a
ridged bark effect. Lay trimm-
ed-off ends on roll cut side down
at an angle, off center. Press
into frosting lightly then frost
edges. If you wish sprinkle log
with minced pistachio nuts and
write "Noel" in white decor-
ative icing. About 680 calories
for each of 12 servings.
Guess Who- The ladies in the ntystery photo in their thirties when
tile photo was made. One o( the mystery ladies still resides at
True. The little mystery girl in last weeks Iiinton News was Kathy
Keatnn, known hy most of her h'iends as Kitty. Site is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Aubery Keaton of Pipestem Creek.
." + •
Out of the Past 5 Years Ago- Anna Bell Kirby of Hin-
ton Southside is shown with a cake she baked for the Cook's
Chapel Missionary Society. The cake was decorated in white, gr-
eeu and red, setting off the decorations were the words "Happy
Birthday Lord Jesus". Other ladies in the photo were : Connie
Nichols, Betty Nichols, Betty Atkinson, Grace Spongier, Noralee
McBride, h:ll:a llill, Ellen Pack, Carol Lea Knight, and Gertrude
AIvis.
En,:::
I
If you're preparing topur- _ y-"
chase a home, you may be
able to save yourself some
unpleasant--and costly--
strprises later by giving it an
energy inspection now.
Caulking and weather- [ ,l\\;CaulmnQ
stripping are essential lea- I JI ,,a,a
tures of an energy-efficient Foundation wall.
home. Their presence and ',.. LZa._____
qality of installation may
be good indicators of the Look for caulkin
oerall quality of construe- between the foundation
ion.
".',,"'Caulking" consists of a
l'exihle sealing compound.
All cracks and joints outside
tO e house should be
:aulked, If a home is not
|:operly caulked, it will not
bel energy efficient. If you
dcide to purchase an un-
e0ulked home, caulk it
)o:urself or have the builder
calk it as soon as possible.
'.Be sure that there is good
c.[ulking on all outside cor-
ners of the house and
OsQund exterior chimneys.
tapect the caulking around
0 outside of window aud
dSor frames, and where
lOes and wires enter the
h'ose. The area between the
lundation and the sill plate
0Rustrated) should also be
e.ulked.
:"'.Weath erst ri ppin g" con-
si,ts of seals made of metal,
lqam or vinyl strips around
and the sill plate.
the edges of the moving
parts of doors and windowa.
Nearly all new homes are
weatherstripped, but some
jobs are better than others.
Check the quality of
weatherstripping by rattling
a few windows when they
arc locked. Good quality
windows, properly installed
and adjusted, will not rattle
signifieantly.
A comprehensive guide to
selecting an energy-efficient
house, "The Energy-Wise
Home Buyer," is available
for $2 from the Superinten-
dent of Documents, U.S.
Government Printing Office,
Dept. 32C, Washington,
D.C. 20402. Orders may be
charged to your Master
Charge or Visa account (in-
clude your card number and
date of expiration),
until foamy; slowly add sugar,
a little at a time, and boat until
very thick and cream colored.
Mix in vanilla, blend chocol-
ate with coffee and mix into
hatter. Fold in dry ingredients
just until blended. Spoon into
pan, spreading batter, evenly.
Bake 12- 14 minutes until sp-
ringly to the touch. Loosen
edges of cake and inver on a
clean dish towel heavily sprin-
kled with sifted cocoa. Pell off
paper and cut off crisp edges
with a sharp knife. Beginning at
the short side, roll cake and
towel up; cool completely on a
wire rack. Unroll, remove tow-
el spread about 1 cup mocha
: Thank You
.... I would like to take this opportunity to thank
Dr. Camara, Dr. Shammaal those two nice aml
drivers, all of the nurses, nurse aids and Practical
N:ses on the second floor of the Summers County
Hispitai for their kindness durins my stay in the
hospital. Those people that sent cards and flowers.
May God bless each one of you.
Mrs. GeorEia Plumiey ,
'" 7. - - C"" "' __-
Out Of The Past 39 Years
Ago- RESIDENTS ASKED TO
BOIL WATER. City wa'ter ser-
vice will be resumed by tom-
announced today. The water
was off about 7:00 a.m. foll-
owing an explosion in the plant,
the nature of which manager
A.G. Timborlake said could not
be determined. Timberlake said
that while contamination of the
water is not expected, residents
were warned to boil all water
tomorrow after service to res-
umed. The company is holding a
reserve of about 200,000 gallon
in the reservoirs for use in the
event of an emergency. Timb-
erlake said he estimates dam-
age to the company's property
at $2,500.
eeea Ritchey, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Harvey and the fifth
graders at Central School where
Rhonda was a student before he
relapse. Names as follows- Do-
-nna Darling Plumley, Joey Liv-
ely, Sandra K. Adkins, Tammy
Petrey, Shirley Boone, genie
Patrick, Scott Angell, Carol
Ward, Willie Moneymaker, Ra-
myon Santigo, Jeff Leftrich,
Lisa Lightner, Sara Wills, Ge-
orge Gay, Jackie Ferrel, Tam-
my Brightwell, Sunny Lowry,
Pete Smith, Stacy Allan Mea-
dows, Andra Morgan, Pare Lil-
ly, Linda Blankenship, Leisa
Shrader, Becky Beaver, Angle
Blankenship, Christy Wheeler,
Rodney McBride would like to Mary Harvey, and Rhondal Be-
say Merry Christmas and a ntley. To everyone who plans on
Happy New Year to 83 year old remembering Rhonda in giving
Clara Lilly of 122 Temple St- her a Merry Christmas only
feet. Mrs. Lilly saw Rodney's three more mailing days bet-
photo in the paper and called ore Christmas. Her address is
Rodney for a chat. Mrs. Lilly is Rt. 1, Box 269-A Hinton, W. Va.
25951 or maybe you would like to
call Rhonda just to give her
words of encouragement. Her
phone No. is 466- 3756.
also very ill. She has had 16
operations and her illness re-
quires nurses to attend her
everyday. Mrs. Lilly remarks
was that she thanked God for
each day but she was looking
forward for better things at- ',:
ter she departs this life.
Mr. and Mrs. John Meador of
Toledo Ohio; Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Harrison, Janie, Little
Kennen and Willa; Timmy, Ro-
bert, Santa and Kinard Hay-
attar all of Princeton; Nora-
lee and Joe McBride both of
True; and Mr. and Mrs. Senate
Keaton of Pipestem and Mrs.
LarDy Keaton of True.
This past weekend Mr. Rich-
ard (Dick) Logan of Berry-
ville, Va. was guest in the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gee
Milburn of Forest Hill.
Clayton and Ruby Thompson
of Pipestem are announcing the
birth of a 8 pound and 9/2 ounce
son borned in Summers County
Hospital Friday December 14,
at 8:57 P.M. Name David Allen.
The grandparents are Lorena
Simpson of Hinton and the late
Clarence Simpson. Lyda Thom-
pson of Pipestem and the late
Clayton Thompson. Mr. and
Mrs. Thompson have a 6 year
old son Charles.
Baptist Nimitz
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Rhonda Phillips and her fam-
ily send their most sincere
thanks to friends wbo have
endeavored to make Rhonda's
Christmas Brighter. Card sent
without signatures, even if
Rhonda doesn't know who her
friends are. God knows and will
reward your kindness. Friends
remembering Rhonda this past
week were :
Opel Wiseman, Kathenne At-
,.,
SOn of, Ri
Jr:" and" MI
of Lexing
. Ruby Lot
tmkend.
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-, Sherwoo
rwood o
d Mrs. Me
. Nadin(
Trust Our Experienc0000ofZ000000
,ited Mr ;
qu00.00od wm
quiet and efficient service/hi ]
times of need.., anticipate all. vi.
every detail. [re:ttnt.i
r, Mrs.
ONALD MEADOWS i, Bostic
! visited h
FUNERAL PARLORS e Mann ,
e on,
well, Eastel and Berth Edwa-
rds, Iva Ayers, Mr. and Mr.s
J.S. Frnegal. A shooting match
in memory of my late ilusband Clyde Williams,
Father and Mother Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Keaton and m
three brothers Opie, Bill and Dodd Keaton and other
loved ones that have Eerie on.
Memory is one Gift of God
Which death can not take away.
Wife, DauEhter, and Sister Maude Williams
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all Who sent food, flowers, prayers or helped in ' $
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l any way. Special thanks to Rev. Fred Billion.
I Wayne Calcamp, Daughters- Anna Marie
& Djuana Calcamp, Brother- Jerry Ratliff of Toledo,
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and Mother- Annie Ratliff.
Now Open For Christmas
Riverside Market
Lots of nice fruit for Christmas.
Beautiful fruit baskets for holiday Eivins!
$3.98 and up.
130 Temple, Hinton
Phone 466- 1179
TAI,('oTT CIIARGE
Charles O. Dameron pastor
FOREST lilt,l, Church School
James Keat ey, SS Supt.; San- lt:00 Worship 10:00 tst and 3rd
day School l0 a.m., classes for Sunday 7:30 2nd Sunday night.
a.m. and 7:30 p.m. ; Bible Study
It a.m.; Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.
First Christian
Everette Easley, Minister
Sunday School, 9:45 a.m ; Mor-
ning Worship, II a.m,: Evening
Worship, 7 p.m.; Wednesday
Evening Service, 7 p.m.
Episcopal
Bey. Griffin C. Callahan
II a.m. tloly Communion- Ist
and 3rd Sundays; II a.m. -
Morningprayer2nd, 4thand5th I THIS SU:
Sundays.
Church of J.L M+
INSURAI
Christ l
5hockley Hill
Lot To Give
bottled by
Pepsi-Cola. Inc.
o| Alderson, W. Va.
under authority of lepsico, N. Y.
Pastor, CarlE. Boggs all ages: Worship Service, TRINITY
FirstSun. Service, ato7pm: every Sunday, It a.m. and7 Tug ('reek Road : West
Third Sun. Service at It a.m. p.m.: BYF, Weds,, 6 p.m.: W()RSIIIi II :00 2nd and 4th Sunday Worship, II.a.m,; Sun..
idweek prayer & praise hour, 7 , Sunday 7:30 3rd Sunday night day .,,Evening. 8:30' p.m.;
]udson Freewill pro. Wed. Church School 10:00 A.M. Wednesday Services, 7:30 p.m.
NEW IIOPE
Ray. Bert Willis, Pastor [ Y pla nd WORSIlIP: I1:00 1 st and 3rd Eiton
Ray. Joe Grimmer, Asst. Pastor
l'onF Spade, Pastor Sunday. Church School 10:00 J. Estil(;ilI, Mlnlster 466-1
Pete Weikle, Supt.: Sunday Itenny Allen Supt., Sunday 7:30 4th Sunday night. Sunday Morning Bible Study, 10
School, 10 a.m.; Preaching
Service, tst, 3rd and 5th Sun- School, 10 a.m.: Preaching 2nd am.: Sunday Morning Worship in
and 4th Sundays, It a.m Services, ll a.m.: Sunday
day, It a.m. and 7 p.m Satur-
day Services, 7 p.m.
Meadow Creek
Pastor Leroy Pack
l0 am. Sunday School: Elmer
Richmond, Supt.; Bill Bleau-
Adult Teacher; It a.m.
Morning Service: 7 pm. Sun.
Evening Service: 7 p.m. Prayer
Service. Thurs.
Tempa
Feamster Freewill
Two miles north of Alderson
on the Alto Road
Sunday School, l0 a.m : Baptisl
Youth League. 6 pro. : Evening
services, 7 p.m.
Bel
lepoi n t
Wayne B. t'hambers, Pastor
OAK GROVE
Evening Services, 7 p.m. : Wed-
WORSIIIP: 10:00 2nd and 4th nesday evening service, 7 p.m.
Sunday Church School ll:O0: Don
7:30 1st Sunday night.
kindside ShoP
Red Sulphur
MarshalIFowler, Pastot' 302 Second
Service every second Sunday, 7
fourth Sunday. It Phone
p.m.:
every
BIG 4
John Mann, S.S. Supt: Sunday a.m
.Scluml, 10 a.m: Morning Wor-
W.W. Beaver, Pastor ship, It a,m; BYF. Wed,. 7
Sunday School, 10 am. W R. p.m: Evening Worship, 7:30
Boone, Supt.: Preaching Isl and p.m.: Midweek PrayerService,
3rd Sundays, II am. Wed., 7:30 p.m.: AWANA,
Wed.. 6:30 D.m.
Chestnut Grove Freed ..... Bul,tist Church
Pastor Eddie Johnson Stee liar, dock, Pastor
S.S. Ist & 3rd Sundays at It Supt. Sunday School- l)iamon J.
am.; S.S. 2nd & 4lh Sundays at Wood
oh nson
Minister, Leo Farley
Eileen Skaggs, Lay Leader:
Study, 9:45; Worship, II a.m
Methodist Circuit
Greenville
James E. Bailey, Pastor
First and Third Sunday:
l0 a 'n.; Preaching services 1st .lack t'ales-Asst. Supt, Wayside
& 3r'+.undays at 9:45; Preach- Preaching l| am, 7 pro. each Worship. 9:30 a.m.: Sunday Service.
iPg ervice 4th Sat. nights at Sunday
7: E. Prayer Service-Wed. 7 pro.
Rollinshurg Little Wolf Creek
ILl,. Stalnaker. Pastor Independent Baptist Church
l0 a.m. Sunday Sclmol. classes ()ff Rt, I2-on I,ittle Wolf ('reek
.[ur all ages, Richard Holluran, noad.
Donald L. UannaK Pan,or
Supt.: II a.m. Morning War. Sunday School, t0a.m;/George
ship: 7 p.m. Night Service, Cook. Sup,•: Worshiperviee, ll
School. 10:30 a.m. Wednesday
Greenville 6 : 30 Senior Young People: 7: 30
Sunday School, tO a.m.: Wor- Prayer meeting and Bible of -sine
ship. It a.m.: Bible Study, Study.
Wed., 7 p.m. Jumping Branch FIRST
('reamer)'
Sunday School. I0 a.m.: Wor- Tabernacle
ship, 7 p.m, Elmo Alderman, Sr.. Pastor BANK ur
Second Sunday: Tom Coffman, Supt.+ Sunday
Mt. lleddlng School, 9:45 a.m.: Morning
sermon by pastor, a.ro. Sund+y: Youth meeting, Worship, 9 a.m: Sunday Worship, 10:45 a.m.: Youth i Jorrefl'l
Four Mile 6:30 pro. Sun.; Evening Ser- School, 10:a0a.m. " Fellowship. 6::10pm.; Evening
Pepsi's Got A .lamesSimuls, Pastor vice, 7'.30pm. Sun. ; Mid Week bit. Alexander Worship ?:30 p.m. Praver
i
lo a.m Sunday School: Paul Service, Wed. 7:30 p+m. Sunday School, 10 a.m.: War- Service, Wed., 7:30 p.m.
ship. II a.m.: MYF Fellowship, i:0mplete !
Epperly. Jr..SSSupt : Worship 13i Creek Mon.. 7:30 p.m. Pentecostal Holiness
i
a.m. and 7 p.m.: Midweek Eddiellarris, Pastor St. John 199MainS,reel t
HINTON
Hinton
ISZl Summers St.
James It. Davis. Minlster
Sunday morning Bible Study. to
am, ; Sunday morning Worship
Service. 10:45 a.m.: Sundnv
Evening Service. 6:30 p.m.;
Wednesday Evening Servi¢.e.
6:30 p.m.
Others
Riverview Chapel drug
Speaker Harry Pilkington 1uunlMnt|"nt=;n
Sunday
9:30 Lord's Table: II:00 Family
Bible Hour; 4:00 Junior Yuung
People; 7:30 Evening Gospel
service 2nd and 4th Sundays, 11
Prayer Service, Wed.. 7 pro. Sunday School. 10 am.: Morn-
mg Worship. 11 a.m. each Sun.
Calvary day: Evening services Sunday
('al'ary Baptist('hureh at 7 pro.; Prayer meeting,
Sunday .School 10:) a m Wed. at 7 pro.; BYF. Sunday
Worship II a.m evennlg service al 6 p.m
7 p.m. each Sunday. Mid- week Pit+le Grove
prayer meeting and BYI.' each iastor- W. ('. Sampson
Sunday School Supt• Bill i{awks
Wednesday at 7 p.m Silsa t;urc. Sunday chonl. 10 a.m.; " .
Pastor. Morning war-
Ca rr's }=reewi]] ship, 11 am. : Evening Worship.
Itoole t, Ilinlon 7 ::to I)m. : Wednesday Evening
Services each Friday al 7:30 Service, 7:30 p.m
).m. with the Rev. Uerald Carr Laurel Creek ,,
speaker,
Pastor. F:ddie Johnson
I:r()oks Sunday School. 10 am:
Pastor. Item..lalncs E. Johnson Preaching, Isl add 3rd Sunday.
Edward Cyrus. Supl.. Sunday II a.m.: Isl and 3rd Sunday
Schmfl, 10 am.; Preaching 11 evening, 7:30 p m; BYF.
a.m, 2nd & 41il Sundays: Sun- Friday. 7:3o pro.
day nights, 7 p.m: Prayer }O]L'S Chtl)el
meetiogs, Thurs. 7::10. Carl Edwards pastor
Camtm Sunday School 10 a,m.
F.M Foster Supt.
Sunday School. 10 a.m.:
Worship, 6 p.m.
Fourth Sunday:
St John
Worship, 9:30 am.: Sunday
School. 10:30 a.m.
Mt. Uedding
Sunday Schoul. 10 a.m.:, Wur-
ship. 7 p.m.
James Yales. Pastor
First & Third Sundays:
Church School, l0 a.m. : Preach-
ing. il a.m. at Meadow Bridge
Church: Charge MYF meets the
First Sundays at 7 p.m.
Second Sundays: '
l,'kbridge, 11 a.m.: Lanc. 7:30
pm
Foorth Sundays:
l,ane. 11 a.m. : [ckbridge. 7:30
p.m.: 2nnd Sunday, 9:30 a.m.;
Sunday School. 10:30 am.: 41h
Granville Martlu
Sunday Service. 7 p.m.: Friday
Service, 7 p.m.
Hinton Gospel RONALD
Ta bernacle FUNERAL
102 Maln Streel I 11/
I,awrence BenneU, Pastor
Sunday School. 10 a.m.: Morn- 466"
ing Worship, I1 a,m.; Youlh
meeting. 6:30 p.m. : Evangelist- in
ic service, 7:30 p.m.', Bible
Study. Wed.. 7::10 p.nl.
Mottnt ()livet
Clarem, e F.. Rateliff, Pastor New
Sunday School 10 a.m. Morning
worship 11 a.m. Evening war- Sunday School
ship 7:30 p.m. It:00 ,
Churcla of God ,Fundamental
Bobby Simulms. Pastor
Sunday, 9:30 am.: Sunday Sunday School, lit an'L: Mnrn-
School, 10:3o a.m,
Presbyterian
Keller
ing Wurship, tt a.nl,: Evange. Jeht,vah's Wi
lislic Service. 7::t0 p.nl.: Wed '
night services. 7 pro. Sunday. l0 a.m.. :l
, ,., Sunday, II a.m.
Madam s reek Study: Tues., 7:30
I'aslor, hey. Bt I Ca oay Worship services Sunday 11
Sunday Schoo, E.(;. Crawford, I)ean K. Veltman. Pastor
Supl.; II a.m. Morning Worship a.m. Except 5th Sunday. 2:30 Wurship Services held on
every Sunday', Preachiag Is, Prayer service Wed. 7- 9 p.m. Isl and 3rd Sandavs.
and 3rd Sundays al t I a.m. and 6 Youth meeting, Wed. 7 p.m..
Sa ndsfon e Met h odi st Cen.ree.v.lete rv i l h.,
IO a,m, Sunday School: 7:45
Pastor: George Cook James Chapel p.m. Community Worship
iSupt. Harold Gwinn " ' Pastor Bey. II.B. Shrewsbury Service.
Sunday school 10 A.M. Services. 9 a.m.: Sunday
Morning worship 11 A.M. School, to am. Mc[henny
Prayer meeting Wed. 7 P.M. Mary Jane Memorial Grassy Meadows
to a.m. Sunday School; Worship
Keat]ey Spri n,s Pastor Reno It. Richmond .Service on 1st ana 3rd Sundays.
Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Morn- ' '
Willie Briers, Pastor ing Worship, II a,m.; Evening Hun's Creek
II a.m. Preaching Sunday; l0 Wurship, 7:30p.m.: Wed. Pray- Greenville
a.m. Sunday School every Sun- er meeting, 7:30 n.m. • l0 a.m. Sunday School; 7:45
p.m. , CommumJty ' Worship
day, Harold Meeks, Supt. Hintmx. Service.
/es J e v a 11 e ral ic School; ThurS.,
Warren It. Mt:Uugh. Pastor Service Meeting..
10 am. Sunday School: II a.m. Pipestern
Morning Service; 7 pro. Sunday'
night service: 7:30 p.m. Wed., Church of
prayer meeling, charge of the Ito! Ilumhrick,
class leader. Itav I;,eat.n.
Pence qprin,s Supt.: Sunday
p.r..: Preaching
Edwardnowdoek. Pastor . .a,m.: Sunday
Sunday School, l0 a.m. Johnny Worship, 7 p.m.;
Coiner. Supt.: Worship Service Wed., evening 7 p.m,
II a,m.: Midweek Prayer Ser-
vice and Youth Fellowship..
Wed.,7:30 p.m.; Night services Pillar
?:30 p.m, excepl 5th Sunday.
Nazarene Truth
1602 Temple Sl. a t Barger
Isstor Key. Robert Wiseman I'ushu' I':me,
Leatherwood Rev. William Young S.S. Supl. Mary Jane Phillips,
PastorW.F, Sprinkle Church School, 9:45 a.m.: Mor. First Presbyterlan Sunday,hool, 10a.m, Morning 7Sund .v Scluml 10 :(NI'
10am. Sunday School; II a.m. ning Worship, il a.m.; Evening ReTom Q. Johnstoh, Minister Worship, II a.m.. Evangelisllc '. M.rning Worship
Preaching Service, Sun.; ?:30 Worship, 7:30 p.m.: Midweek Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Servlee, Sunday nighl, ? p.m.: Sund t' nighl 6:tNt
p.m. Evening Service; 7 p.m, Prayer Fellowship, Wed., 7:30 Worship I1:00 A.M. Thurl+. Prayer and Bible Sludy. Wed Itibh. Stndy
Wed. Bible Study. p.m, Prayer Meeling Wednesday 7 p.m.
'7:00 P,M
HIHTON
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I 466-1TSS,
Methodist Charge athalie I
Ih'ut'e N. Richnlond
• St. Patrick
' First Sunda) Rev. Fr. Redger Hughes
& :h'd Sunda) Mass Schedule X
Itrooklyn 9:30 Salurday, G p.m; Sunday. 9
!
Mt. Zion t0:30 am.; Weekdays, 7:30 a.m.
Ilills Chapvl It:30-1tuck (Exeept Wednesdays, 7:30
p.m.l: Holy Days, 6 p.m.; First
2nd and Ith Sunda) Friday, 6 p.m.
Itethal 9:3t)-I)Juto
Marlha ('hapel la::10-Madam's ,..-- • .,Chr;st;an
( 'reek
Sand Knoh, I 1:30-Nimitz Corn m u n i ty t
Paul Zutant, Minister.
!
Worship Services, Sunday, tl
Bellepoint Charge
Ilul-rl U. Groves, Minister
Miller Memorial
Church School, 10 am.; Morn-
ing Worship. 11 a.m.; Evening
Service, 7:30 p.m.: UMYF
Wednesday, 6 p.m.
Mount Pisgah
Morning Worship. 9:30 a.m,:
Church School. 10:30 a.m.:
UMYF Tuesday, 5:.30 p.m.
Talcott Ch ttrch
TalcoU
a.m. ; Prayer meeting, Weds., 7 .Supt. Melvin L. Ryan: Preach-
p.m. mg 1st & 3rd Sundays, 11 a.m.
River Valley First
Rt. 12 Forest Iilll Road D.D. Elwell, Pastor
Bill Jenkins. Pastor Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Steve
1o a.m. Sunday School, Oakley McCoy, Supt.: Morning Wor-
Grimmett, Supt.; 11 a.m. Morn- ship, It a.m.; Midweek Service,
• ingWorship: 7:30pro. Evening 7:30 p.m: Evening Service.
Service: 7 p.m. Youlh Fellow- 7:30 pm.
ship, Thurs. Meadow Creek
Central Ray. William Carter
Innton S.S. Supt. Mrs. E.E. Johnson:
item. it<real Billiams ' SS. 10 a.m. every Sunday:
9:45 am. Church School: 11 Prayer Service. Wed.. 6:30;
a.m. Morning Worship; 6:30 Worship Service, third Sunday,
p.m. BYF: 7:30 pm. Evening 11 am
Worship: 7 p.m. Wednesday ]ndian Mills
Mid-Week Servme.
Pastor, Reggie Bales
Second
James Toler, Pastor
Cook's Chapel John GrimmeU, Supt.; Kirby
(Regularbaptist, PIpestem) Bragg, Asst, Supt.; 9:45 a.m.
JohnS. Alnson, Pastor Sunday School; Worship, I1
.10 a.m. Sunday School; Supt. a.m.; Evening Worship, 7p.m;
'Charles Bowles; 11 a.m .Morn- Wed. Scrviee, 7 p,m.; Young
ing Worship; 6 p.m. BYF; 7 People's Meeting, Wed., 7:3¢,
p.m. Evening Worship; Wed., 7 p.m.; Mark Ellison, St., youth
p,m. Prayer Meeting. director; Juniors each Tuesday
at 7 p.m: Senior Youth each
Beech Run Wed night al 7:30 p.m.
Pastor, CarlSpade Griffi th Creel
Supt. C.L Ratliff, Sunday
School, I0 a.m.: Worship Ser- Donald Spade, Pastor
vieeeach2nd&4thSundayat II Sunday School, 10 a.m.; S.S.
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