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;,4 - H1nton News Tues. Dec. 21, 1999 " Friendship Tree T Hlnton PublI!hlng Corps?seen 210 Second Avenue USPS 246-180 out dltlll aNiw ill By utmm 400 lame M rWaeunw Idodld Pom Paid At Hinto WV Articles subniitted to the Hinton News must reach the office by Fri. dsy noon in order to be considered for publication in the following Tuu-, daypaper. Pleue includeyour name and a phone number where you can he reached during lmMnen houre. The Hinton News reserves the right I to ed/t  materia] and that : I r the n Bulletin mlJst reach 0by&apos;iZ am Monday in order to be comddered for publication in that week's paper. ' CouneiOn ng THIS IS A WEEKLY PUBLICATION OF THE SUMMERS COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING, INC} 12.0 SECOND  AVE ,. HINTO: P?RICIA ' MCDANIEL, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. FUNDED IN PART BY THE WV BUREAU OF SENIOR SERVICES, APPALACHIAN AREA AGENCY ON AGING, OTHER GRANT & LOCAL RESOURCES AND DONATIONS. ANY OLDER PERSON IS ENCOURAGED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROGRAM REGARDLESS OF RACE, CREED, ANDICAP OR NATIONAL RIGIN. THE SUMMER S @OUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING IS N EQUAL oPoRTUNITY EMPLOYER. " • Wednesday, December 22 Menu: Meatloaf/gravy, mashed potatoes,  California mixed vegetables, orange, bread, milk/ butter. Thursday, December 23 Menu: Glazed ham, shellie beans, fried pples, coconut cake, fruit salad, olls, milk/butter. Activities: everend Bill Fox will deliver a pecial Christmas message. Special inging by Reverend Jeff anterbury: 11:00 am - 11:45 am. ingo for prizes: After lunch. : Friday, December 24 CLOSED CHRISTMAS. ,, Monday, December 27 Menu: ,White beans, turnip greens, !omatoes,,sliced peaches,€ornbread, lnilk/butter, Activities: Bible Study With Reverend Eddie Johnson: :11:00 am - 11:45 am. Tuesday, December 28 Menu: Spaghetti/meat sauce, coleslaw, pineapple slices, french bread, milk/ butter. Activities: Exercise: 11:00 am - 11:45 am. Biigo for Prizes: After Lunch.  Menu changes may occur due to the availability of foods or due to ircumstances beyond our control. TOTE: LOCKBRIDGE AREA GOES SHOPPING EVERY MONDAY THURSDAY'S OPT. HINTON AREA GOES SHOPPING JVERY FRIDAY. PENCE SPRINGS REA GOES SHOPPING EVERY FRIDAY. MEADOW CREEK/ SANDSTONE AREA GOES HOPPING EVERY WEDNESDAY. I NY AND ALL BUS SCHEDULES [ ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. Free Course i Offered :' Concord College's Job Training :]Pr°gram will be offering a FREE ourse to individuals interested in bbtaining nurse assistant and home health aide certification. Applicants must be West Virginia residents, nd possess a high school diploma pr GED. Classes will begin in February, 2000 and be held on the ampus of Concord College. ! Classes are offered during the day nd graduates will be assisted with ob placement upon successful completion of this training. Class Snrollment is limited, so call today. For more information, contact our .local job service office (1-304- 27-7155) tond out if yea are ligible foVthis FREE training J)rograrn or:call Concord College's ITPA Office at: 1-304-384.6083 for nore information. , SUMMERS COUNTY: : RESIDENT8 i If you are or know someone who i fighting cancer, the Summers ounty Unit of the American Cancer ociety would like you to know that @e offer help to cancer patients and teir families. You may even be igible for funds that will help cover our transportation to and from treatments and we may be able to lelp pay for pain medications and lluid food supplements. ", To find out more about our patient sbrvices call 1-800-288-36i8 or 252- 461 ask for Alice. During the month of November, the Auxiliary Friendship Tree, in the lobby of Summers Co. ARH Hospital, was very beautiful with paper colored leaves and cornucopia. Many people donated $1.00 td the Auxiliary to have the name of a friend and loved on e placed on the itreel Those remembered were: s .... Birthday, Anniversary, Memory or Honor .... Jimmy Dingier, N.Y.; Bill Haselwood, CA.; Lowell Lilly, Wash., D,C.; Lyall Lilly, Fla.; Alice York, Wilda Ann Allen, Thelma Harris, Alma Redes, Jane Carmichael, Zona Scott, Leola Meadows, Eula Saunders, Terry Bulmer, Theresa Patrick, Robert Patrick, Ovid Graham, Sr., Mattie Graham, Jim Wingfield, Mamie Wingfield, Bob Wingfield, Margaret Pack, Louise Richmond, Vernon Mairs, Irvin S. Maddy, "Dickie" Noel, J. J. Thomas, Ind.; Avery (Tom) Williams, Benjamin Wickum, MN.; paul Seatom PA.; Dr. Gayle Seaton, Fla.; Pat andJonathan Seaton, WA.; "Blub and "Dot" Westmoreland, Leisa Glascock, Sam Dillman, Herbert Richmond, Virginia Ripberger, FIa. Birth Announced Robert and Lisa Blankenship, formerly of Hinton, would like to announce the birth of their daughter, Chloe Max;he. Chloe was born at St. Ann's Hospital in Columbus, Ohio on December 1, 1999. Maternal grandparents are Boyd and Vivian Lilly of Sandstone. Paternal grandparents are Bobby Blankenship of Beckley, and Kelly Ames of Pence Springs. Paternal great-grandparents are Lonnie and Norms Gunter of Shady Spring and Roxy Blankenship of Dodson, North Carolina. HAlC BOARD MEETING The Hinton Area Community Center's Board of Directors meet on the second Tuesday of every months 1999 Snow King and Queen Court Hinton Area Elementary recently crowned the 1999 Snow King and Queen. The 43 participants raised over $8800 for the PTO. The Snow King was Joshua Meadows, son of Timothy and Sara Meadows. Snow Queen was Held; Vandall, daughter of Greg and Shirley Vandall. Snow Prince was Jared Turner, son of Lloyd and Geraldine Turner. Snow Princess was Samantha Hamrick, daughter of James and Christina Hamrick. The participants were selected by their classmates to run for king and queen. The other participants were: 5th grade: Samantha Wilson, Darrell Turner, Stacey McBride, Joseph Rush, Shana Adkins Jordan Berry. 4th grade: Amanda Ward, Andy Gunnoe, Sherry Meadows, Brandon Eagle, Audra Adkins, Nick Thomas. 3rd grade: Alexandra McGill, l L. Meadows, Rachel Meadows, Jamie Dove. 2nd grade: Morgan Plundey, Cory Holland, Robert Ayers, Candace Pack, Shawn Adkins, Lilly Gill, Tanner Lilly, Nikki Gill, Justin Helms. 1st Grade: Kaylee Ward, Tyler Houchins, Parker Wheby, Charlene Garrett, Justin Forren, Hanna Gunnoe, Joshua Cox. Kindergarten: Sierra Earhart, Austin Duma, Olivia Waiters, Briason Huff-man, Kendall Reed, Wesley Shammaa, Alexus Meadows. Thank you to all of the parents, students, and people in the communities who worked so hard to make this fund-raiser such a success. and [  Study 7:00 m YMW,'7 Indl i tl Churd Summers County Girl Scouts NOTICE at 5:30 pm at the Community Center, 310 Second Ave. All meetings are open to the DONATIONS NEEDED On November 8, 1999, Mike end Vicki Reliford of Jumping Branch lost everything in a mobile home fire. Any donations will be greatly appreciated. You may call 466-2601 or 466- 5694. Or mail to Mike and Vicki Reliford at P. O. Box 112, Hinton, WV 25951. Thank You. Hold First Family Christmas Dinner The Summers County Girl Scouts held their first family Christmas dinner on December 14th at Hinton Area Elementary. The dinner was organized by HAE Junior troop leader Cathy Richmond. Over 40 Girl Scout families attended the event. It was a great evening with delicious food prepared and served by Mary Meadows, Susie Meadows, Jumping Branch Elementary Honor Roll Announced Honor Roll - Snd. Grading Period lit. G "4.0": KertnAdkins, JamM Czrvoll, Haley Chambers, Charles Lacy, Jee Pugh, Cuie Surbaugh, Jewemy Wood, Brittany Wykle, a 3.93.0  : Ahley Weir, JmKin Slam, Garriack Mansfield d. Grade A "4.0": Stevie Angell. Terra Bennett, Cody Bragg, Ryne Nahodil, Jenca Pack, Jutm Pugh, Raven Ratliff, Courtney Sartin, Ashleigh Ward. a "3.99-3.0":. Devin Brown, Wesley Pack, Robin Cook, Tiffany Bolen, Timothy Prichard. 8rd. Orade A "4.0: Samantha Lane, Kristen McBride• B "3.S9-$.0": Erin Bashan, Christy Bollinger, Amanda Rolling, Samantha Cook, Amber Cozort, Lauren Estes, Kyle Lively, Corey Nahodil, Haley Surbaugh. Ashley Ramey, Brandon Weikle. 4th. Grmie A"4.0": Rebecca Newsome. B "3.99- 3.0": Stephanie Lacy, Michael Wright, Kody Lilly, Paula Dunferd, Christopher Luck, Daniel Skaggs. 8th. Grade A "4.0": Cynthia Bollinger. B "3.99- 3.0": Kasie Lilly, Amanda Wilkin, Jennifer Wade, Kevin Weikh. Teddy Bragg, Jeremy Meadows, Jeverny TinMey. PSD MEETING Meadow Creek PSD Board Meetings are held every 2nd. Monday of the month at 3:00 pm at the PSD Office. The public is invited to attend. JOB ]LISTINGS- The Job Service Statewide Job Lising, along with Job Service applications, are available at the Umbrellaing Tomorrow resource room at 411-The Family Resource Center for Summers County (411- FRC). Current local job listings from the Ronceverte/Lewisburg and Bluefield Jobs Services offices are, received every Wednesday at the Hinton and 'Ihlcott Family Resource Centers. It is recommended that job seekers follow up on any jobs they may be interested to prior to the weekend. The resource room also features area newspapers, college catalogs, and other employment and education related resources. 411- FRC is located at 411 Temple St. in Hinton, with operating hours from 8 am to 4 pro. For additional' information call 466-2226. D.A.V. MEETINGS D.A.V. meets every 2nd. Tuesday 7 pm at the Summers County Memorial Building. [ CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks to all our friends and neighbors for all their prayers, kindness and sympathy shown to us in the illness and death of our Mother Effie Bridges. Special thanks to Princeton Hospital, Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors, Rev. Anthony Carter, Rowdy Cox and The Circuit Riders. The Brid es Famil I III I I III I [ I RONALD MEADOWS FUNERAL PARLORS, INC. 130 TEMPLE ST., HINTON, WV. 25951 466-1179 OR 1-600-538-9593 DAVID W. JOHNSON, MANAGER HAVING SERVED SUMMERS AND SURROUNDING COUNTIES FOR THE PAST EIGHTY THREE YEARS WITH SINCERE AND AFFORDABLE Kim Cod an Melissa Ward. SERVICF. THEAFIXIIRAL PARLOR public. / / : " The eent was provide(l " by the gl ScvutWoops of SummerS TH.A_T  HAVE RMSTED "-'I .....  L__ County, who sang Christmas songs; ' ' FOR GENERATIONS. • =-- lh/00 Z--I read Christmas poetry, and •  V   [  LJt':L)| V • | presented a Christmas skit. The - ' ' """ - - I evening was a big success! Special DAVID JOHNSON - DARRELL LILLY /' , /' 1 rr - l thanks goes out to all of those who JACK DAVID WOODRUM - MARK FOX i .?'t111 I I helped to make the dinner so %JI{ALLILtl • V I wonderful! ' ' ', The Manv Famil' les d U Come to Church Who Have onore s 11:00 m. Ev, ming secvle. , So¢ond BapUst Church I Ida Jae Msma¢lel I ch,e ANGLICAN 7op.m. MidWvekPmySe ToU.PasWrEJacloSwv-}P RenoI.L Richnvx:Sun.lA ommmmlly dlumh, Madan to a uoe Wrp I craeko,, um, With Their Trust ""-""*'---- pJ Clu, O everyaeegno Ibmocl ChUlle 18mcha lOOmt Morn, NwsN avdabls. 3. Fnmldln Mk:K, Puts?: FIr & I Inl Wmhlp 110 mt EvIn . Sunqt. Broc €:11. tit 184wvm 70 pm EUT. Weclne Through The Years --, Pivont Funeral Home St ars Holy F.uchmkt: 4:30pro IL rd. h. Se  me Pr/man eo cam,,m p. BAPTIST Odl B./ulgell, &. Pm' Sun- day sco m Mmln0 Serv-  11  mI 7 wed.  prap, mm ?pm  w pas. 8m. . ¢vk, 7:00 Ixn. Prayer lng 7 Kn o gO.6 & M.7 F:td mg C.k LovWIl/m Pastor: Sunday 10 m. Morning Worih 11 .m. each Sunday. Prwor n WecL t 7 p.m. B Y F Snc at Slxnt mmmlm eap Chur Ptor  MrdB: Edward cyn Sunday Sut Sup,,n- t. Stm. lO ant Mong Womlp 11 a.nt Eve. n 8andre Sun.st S I). Pray M m.  7 p. Cv/ Ct,m:h Sulphur. Ray. E How. Sunday Schl tO &M. Randy Hodge, Superintendent Morning Wlh@ 11:00 A.M. Ewml Woh 7:30 P.M. Wed. nasday Womhip 7:20 P.M. Ray.  Jot.ram: S.rlay Sdloo4. E. G. Crawfold. SUl 11 a.nt Mom Wocship Evecy Stm- day. pmu:ug m. and . Sundaffs ,* 11 &m. Ind 0 p.m. Cenmd Pasto¢ (lien Kutm: 9:45 am, Church IooL 11Lm. Mo¢ W¢cshtp. 6:30 p.m. S Y P. 7:00 p.m. Swng Wolp. 7 m. Wodnd Mk - Week Ekv. ChNVes Omve Proof. 6my Mm. StxnU din: LoWM  Sunq 11  Evening $1rvi 7:00 w. E  7:0op.m. (hxkmer<W Fundlmm'.¢) O1 las Paylon Jr.. Pastor." Sunday School Sq0t, Tom LKnb. S4- ice:$. S. 10a.nt Wor'.hlp 11 & Evening Won 7 p.m.. Wed.7 m. ,, Surtday qKvloo 10 S 11 am, & 7 pnt W nlS  7 pro. * FmewI Tm rde noah   on reentered, Su0 Sum to i Sven Mrce 7 p.nt Flt let Church 0wraU Hamn Pas. 8. S. S arm Kasy. S,n Sco0 INI), htmk 11 wn, ml S In WtL 7dlm Fml IMII ' 11  Evenin0 So?doe. 7 pm "nm. 8erd 7 lU Kedey Swings Sunday Sd2 I0 am. I-Wolc Mve. Su,renc. Laur Cm.k m, pW Chu Par:. Mike 8alWd. 8.8. SUp- iaumcl: Mk Ward. 8. S. 10 W11.. Mo¢ Worl 11 Wn., Eyeing  7p Wed. nlgm blb iudy 7 prl. Li Cek Sap,let Chur Tracy Odmml. Past0?: Sunday School a/10 am. $4k 11 wn. Elmlng Setv 7 pro. Wed. I s,y. UtSe Wol mek RL 12onlho LIg WolCrask Road. Pastor. Jc4 NayS. 8, S. SupL. Wayne Bwml. Sunday Sdx 10X) au Womhtp Serv- k:o 11:00 am. Sun. Evening & Awana Club 61'n. M kl Wek Sev- Ice Wed. 7 pro. Me.low Plmo. Chip Jones: am.10 am Summy ; I  am.. Mm'n]n0 ; 7 pn S.ameg WoadS: 7 pro. ThumQW, Mid Week Bible Suy an ayw Meeng. mw smm mt Chur Pas' I. E.  Sunda 10:00. Church 11:00 Fun. €llmenL m,m B..Ion.ry ctw Pastor Donald Hannah 8 S..Sumbk,nt Mortal Wcnip and Chlclr Chu.'ch   Lm. Sund Momln v s Woah s Rhoncl Anna Id, mo Street.WV. Seneeveo/2nd 4th. and . Sury evenlng it 700 I:r mv ve,/ I. 12  H,I IQ¢ 1 ,len. Pastoc lO a.m. Sunda dont 111.m. Mom WOINp. e p Sveng Sm SO0 i:.l youth nml, wed. 7:selma. noe  Churm J . pto. $da 10 am. Calvin Meal? Mllw M, D. L 8udm,kor. Pastoc. 10n.m Sunday School dawes to? II tende   UoWoho 7V Nh Sv. hndMom Bqht Church P Eckb Jumm: $. 8.SUpt k:i 1st & 3td Sun.  11 Ira. Second OapUot Churd 212 James St. Roy. SalJnderi, Servtcel 2nd, & 4th. Sunday 11 am, Prayer Swvk:e wem.wso, smy Sch 4nday 9:30, Mr. Jlmlas T Cu 10 am. Mob4n WIIMml., s Praa Swvom ,s rt :oo ira, evy Sunday. Umd Bap4 'mrc PaltOr:C4cU Cox. Sunday hooi SlAKkltoloflt: JIcklo R. Gl. Jr. Sunday School 0:00. Wohip SeMom at - H .0. Evening Swv- Ices 7:00. Wed. s4vlco,, 7.'00 p.m. Ww Rkl0e Fteev Balxl Church. Sunday 8ct< 1 o:oo  Momtng Wohip 11g)0 am., Sunday Evening e:O lrt, Wed: Prayer Meeting 7:00 pro., p ..,r Ph. C,THOUC St Psldck CaSwSo Church. Mass , Sunday S w CHRISTIAN commuNty  Worship Sen:as Sun. 11 Ira. and 60 pro. Bible Stuo 10 am. Wed. 7.'100 Ix First Chrlstlsn Church Sunday Schoolg)45 am. Meaning Worship 11  mTt, Sunday Eve- ning  SWdy, Sunday 6:00 Youth Meet s.o METHODIST ' ikellnt Chr0e Rev. Re0er , Pastr: MIIW Memorial, 10 M Ave., Sun. noo 10 n, Sun. Womt 11 W. Wed.  u 7 Wn. Flret Unltml IMthl Clmreh w:.Sunday Schoolg:4S an Morn- In0 W,ht), 0an Chl €e awslli: w chJnm. WIIdflltd/VouIh @, 4:30p(11, 6:301r, Fo Tran:44- O544 ChH it Tree 8or. I Horm, P, k,rvlcas 9 am. Sun. 8(to 10 am. Johnsm MInls'. Hubert Grove: Sam Groves, Lay Leader. Study:g:41. Unclside 0n tO:lS an 8an Kmb H=01 dq (Tpm Ear nI) )n Nlnm 2n€ and4m. 8u lie- I m hal 9-'J0. Plut0 IdarllChnpellll Tlmlde 81. PallmRw, ,0. Madam Can*. FmklRekmm:SundW&l d. Pasw. ad Sad Su,dw, I 0 a. limql Vkxlp   ml uount pW;, I svune aw, sunday NI WV m, 1. v. now 17pmTtm.Pmwmd lUl 4oomb. Morning Wmp e01 k/7 pm / m.. ,. sol lO:4 ,m. weQ ! F'eme I1 / u. suy 7 p ! Cmmn¢rm/  IP IkqW PUr.  101 3. Frankl Ml,, Pease: Stagy I antWomll't YWhl .oo.offin.w ' &  I.', s .. e,,, .,.- I Oak Grove . maslk7:00pm . hol  11 am. WoaNP 2nd & i Ikm. d e momh 7 P n I ,m S.. mare& msu,* 7Ix, ! PliW  Tram ehur I sam amw. pu: Fo,m H. I Mam:   to01 ,,,  d Su,dm:  ml,,  wmm-mm.I ... s. Sch.  I WW mb 8WW 7m.l Md&4msun. 11 sm&Sun. IFanqt Bible Hour. 4:00 Jur I UT0pm. IVoung  7o. EvmlnII PRESBYTERIAN i--°'m-L o,.ml Came?viSe i nomY m mmmm/ I _ .__ _ . _ . ,..R,,ptmw.: m,l ;.traWMl OIm.xlObnoL ! iv I:hnnr I-S 10 m'llm,hlbl SWdy, 7lUll nd  me. G- PmUyUm aur =ralw MUng Wed. 70 m. r5 pro, mm w # y IiJouto mt 8-: tmt Wmhlp,-e , ,qmERS, ,, i v.EMBnmenSeMms,SlL 7  I am. s e pro..wod. de aa'y 7 Wn. Church o me Uvin0 God =astor Ro kk:0s: SU4 8mo to am Mom Wchtp lUv bin.Spin 14ntcm Ohund ol Sad 1301  st Pastor 14€i Neidl: 80n. 8Mld 10 Im Mot g Wom |1am Sun. NIgU 7 mWL 71un HI.Um Ooxl TUm,€ 4t. Paine€:. Sun, II¢iot 10 an vo pro. Ble Swdy WL 70 Jwveh'e WIInmm |tin. 10 mPubl TM &. II nt l"moaa €oolThua.¢:0 .--h Bnd Tablnule bmmn.Sr. ProW: :rangdln   Stm. SCh0V S46 am Mom Wm- mip m:4S am Voue, r-elmm BRIERS Inc. , FUlUlITURE I " , mn  a,.. 460006gl STORE, In€ 4(.232 Ii dtlm lqRST C]m'(TI' mat 4ee-=sz Itllemlm I i FIONALD MEADOWS FUNERAL PARLOI 466-1179 o Temp St. Hlnton 100 Park Ave., Hinton 466-0026 I I I I 7 WHAT WE BELIEVE at Riverview Chapel SOME POINTS TO PONDER: r- GIVERS AND NON.GIVERS AT CHRISTM,6,;; Mat. 2:11- '!The wise men fell down and worshipped Him: end they had opened their treasures, they presented uqto Him gifts: gold, frankincense and myrrh." A. THE NON GIVERS AT CHRISTMAS WERE: 1. The Innkeeper had no room for the Christ Child. 2. The other a uests at the inn had no room for Him. 3. Herod the kino had no room for Him Mat 2:16. He hypocritically professed wanting to worship Him V.8 but trlecl to destroy Him V 16. 4. The chief nriests and scribes had no ' room for Him. They Ignored Him at his birth and cruelly asked for His death: Mat 27:20. B. THE GIVERS AT THE FIRST CHRISTMAS WERE: The Wise Men MIL.2, The Angel of the Lord gave glow to God v 9 and Good Tidings to men, the message of the gospel- a Saviorl v 10. 11. 3. The I.leaven Head Luke 2:13 gave praise v 13, glow to God v 14; Peace and good will to men v 14. 4. The Sheoherds save: Time v 15,16. Testimony v 17 Glory v 20 and praise v 20. C. WHAT CAN WE GIVE TO,DAY? 1. We can oive Him our Trust fl John 1:12 Etc. 2. We can clive Him. our Time: Eph. 5:16, 3. We can siva Him our Talenti I Pet. 4:10. 4. _siva Him our Treasures; I Co?. 16:1,2. RIVERVIEW CHAPEL: 16th & Temple, Hinton, W. V. For further help call 466-0950 or 466-5423. For free Bible Course cell 466- 5423. ; ]