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4 - Hinton News Tues. Dec. 28, 1993
The Hinton News
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Spreading
Christmas
Cheer
Recently Brownie Troop #2152
visited the Hinton House to spread
some Christmas Cheer.
They donated homemade childsize
aprons along with colorful mixing
bowls and spoons to the Headstart
Program in Summers County.
Mr. Bud Johnson was a guest
speaker for the twenty-one troop
members and Hinton House resi-
dents present. He gave a warm pres-
entation of his own Christmas Tra-
ditions as a child; walking outto the
woods to select the perfect tree to
chop down, creating homemade
ornaments, and peering through the
windows of the old Davis Dept. Store
to see the latest toy selection. Mr.
Johnson's speech fullfllled one ofthe
requirements for these girl scouts to
IN THE LIBRARY
• It seems this past fall has been full of bad news and crisis as far as the
Library is concerned. Out literacy grant was not renewed putting our
much needed LAMP program in jeopardy. Although this community wa0
more than generous last year in its support of the Library, much of the
money given was channeled into the endownment fund leaving the
"i operating fund short of cash and we have never quite caught up. Bills
have gone unpaid, the Library Board has talked about cutting hours, etc.
and made a special appeal to community leaders for help.
Now it's Dec. and things are looking up". We have been awarded a
Thanks A Million grant which will help keep out literacy program going
through June. We have received a small but very welcome grant from the
Ezra Jack Keats Foundation to operate our story hour program, LAF.
(This is a real honor since it is the second consecutive year - they don't like
TO give these to the same people two years in a row). Lots of generous folks
came through with some financial help and we didn't have to close the
doors and turn offthe lights, at least not yet. We were honored to hear
the Messiah performed in the Presbyterian Church. We are indebted to
the Presbyterians for Bponsoring such a wonderful and beautiful event.
What with the proceeds from the ads sold in the program book and the
Sarah Long offering taken up during the performance, the Friends of the Library
Charles McCauley, Jr. added $2400 to the Library's much need reserves. Ole Inchyhas managed
TO worm hiB way past the $8,000 mark - he needs to climb to the $20,000
Mr.
&
Mrs.
Jackie
Lee
Cales
F, naacement mark if the Library is to continue to operate full time through the rest of
Richmond Cales -- -- the year.
= Announced Not only have we received financial help, we have received donated
books as well. A big box of beautiful children's books arrived from New
York - given in memory of Ruth Hall Mitchell by Evenly Hall. (We also
Joyce K. Richmond and Jackie The groom is the son of Emmett received a lovely donation in memory of Mrs. Mitchell which will be
Lee Cales were united in marriage Cales of Rupert and Louise Bowles Mr.andMrs.LynnandJudyLong addedtoourendownmentfund;Mrs.Mitchell'snamewillbeaddedtoour
on Dec. 1, 1993, in Pearisburg, Va. Adkins of Sandstone. of Talcott are pleased to announce
The bride is the daughter of Mr. The couple will reside at Sand- the engagement of their daughter, Memorial plaque which hangs over the front desk).
and Mrs. Homer E. Richmond of stone. Susan Rebecca, to Charles Andrew Finally, ourbooksaleiswindingdown.Therearestillsome"treasures"
to be had and the price is going down! In fact between Christmas and New
Chestnut. McCauley, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Years all books will be sold for 10 cents each. Best get in before they
Charles and Gloria McCauley of
D lphi CI b H ld disappear for another year!
e u O S Elkins. Soinstead of=Bah humbug!, its Happy Holidays from the Library after
Susan is the granddaughter of all.
Christmas IVl I;I g ""ee"n - ,. and Mrs. C.W. "Billy" Boyd of
Talcott and the late Mr. and Mrs.
Harry and Ruth Long. SCHOOL MENU
The Delphi Club held its Dec. Juanita Sawyers for the lovely AndyisthegrandsonofMrs.Mary
meeting on Tues, the 14th., at the Christmas program and expressed McCauley and Mrs. Georgie Martin, HINTON HIGH SCHOOL Hamburger, Pork & Beans, On-
Moose Club. her wishes to the club members for a both of Elkins. TRAINING TABLE ion, Pickles, Fruit, 1% Milk.
The president, Mrs. J.C. Wise, Merry Christmas. Susan is a graduate of Hinton WEEK OF JAN. 3 THRU 11 Fri. Jan. 7
welcomed members and guests and Guests present were: Mrs. R.C. High School. She is also a Dec. 1993 Men. Jan. 3 Sub Sandwich, Oven Potatoes,
the invocation was given by guest, Osborne, Mrs. Harry Garrett, Mrs. graduate of West Virginia Univer- ChickenPattieWholeWheatBun, Pickles, Fruit, 1% Milk.
Rev. D.D. Elwell. Robert Glaser, Mr. E. E. Eckle, Ms. sity with a B.S. of Secondary Educa- Lettuce & Tomato, Fruit, 1% Milk.
Mrs. Herbert Vans, co-chairman Jerry Lilly, Mrs. D.D. Elwell, Rev. tion Mathematics. Tues. Jan. 4
of the program committee, intro- D.D. Elwell, Ms. Becky Briers. AndyisagraduateofElkinsHigh Cheese Pizza, Broccoli, Fruit, 1% * * *
ducedtheprogramfortheafternoon, Members present were: Mrs. Wel- School and West Virginia Univer- Milk. We study hislory not to he
Mrs.June Elwell, Ms. Becky Briers, don Boone, Miss Frances Bowman, sity with a B.S. of Agriculture. Wed. Jan. 5 clever in another time, but to
and Rev. D.D. Elwell, who delighted Miss ElsieBurrows, Mrs.V.K. Davis, Friends and family are invited to Ham, Succotash, Fruit, Roll, 1% be *ise always.
the open church wedding at 1:30 pm Milk.
themembersandguestswithalovely Mrs. C.E.Fife, Mrs.KatherineHolt, --I)r. Laurence J. Peter
musical program consistingofhand- Miss Elizabeth Huffman, Miss Jane on Feb. 12, 1994 at Talcott Trinity Thurs. Jan. 6
bells and Christmas songs. Humphries, Mrs. Eloise KaKelday, United Methodist Church.
The president conducted the rou- Mrs. Jess Maddy, Mrs. Roy Meador,
tine business session. Mrs. RussellMiller, Miss Mary RONALD MEADOWS
and Fishes from the Club. The Club R.E. Sawyers, Mrs. A.F. Sentz, Mrs. .
chose to donate money to the Li- Ron Seaton, Mrs. E.E. Tassos, Mrs.
brary fund in lieu era gift exchange R,A. Thompson, Mrs. Herbert Vass, J
among the members. Miss Anna Laura Weld, Mrs. J.C. 130 Temple St., Hinton, WV. 466-1179
The president thanked the pro- Wise, and Mrs. Nadine Woodrum.
gramco-chalrman, NadineVassand DAVID W. JOHNSON, MGR.
earntheLsteningtothePastdge, . " ,na , • - * ,* :
program with lively OhHmae Car-
oling for all of those prasent. Church News
Vm.s A. Young
Celebrates 90th
Birthday
By Reporter Kathy Harris
We invite you to attend Calvary
Baptist Church at Red Sulphur
Springs. Pastor Eddie Howdock 753-
44,69.
tie_Highlights,, of the Church's activi-
The Ladies Miseion Society met
recently. Mre. Barbara Hedges pre-
sented the month devotions, read-
ing scriptures in keeping with the
ThanlrJsgiving Holiday. Two read-
inge entitled Rejoico in the Lord,
and I'm Thankful were shared with
the ladies. She concluded the devo-
tions by reading a short resume of
eachladyprasent andremarked how
they were unique in their abili ties to
serve the Lord.
During the routine business
twenty three eanhine viBits were
recorded. Roll ca]l was answered with
scripture verses from memory.
Christmas cards were signed for each
missionary the church Bupports.
Ms. Donna Boothe taught the
lesson from Acts 16 with everyone
taking part in group discussion. Mrs.
Bonnie Crawford invited the group
to her home for the Christmas meet-
ing Dec. 14th. Prayer sisters will be
revealed and each member will bring
a part for the devotional time. The
meeting dosed in prayer.
Thanksgiving Fellowship Supper
A Thanksgiving Praise Service
followed by the traditional Thanks-
giving Fellowship supper was well
attended. Pastor Eddie Howdock
welcomedeveryone andinvitedeach
person to take part in the Praise
Service as they shared some of the
blessings given to them through the
years. The church observed the Lords
Supperin keeping with The Thanks-
giving Eve. Praise Service.
After being fed spiritually every-
one moved to the fellowship hall for
a bountiful meal ofturkey, ham and
all the trimmings.
A surprise birthday party was
given to celebrate the 90th birthday
ofVera A. (Lilly) Young, Twenty one
children, grandchildren, great
grandchildren and friends gathered
at The Siding Restaurant in Peru,
Ind. on Nov. 20th. to honor Mrs.
Young. The party was hosted by her
three children, Jack Young of Peru,
Ind., David Young of West Lafay-
ette, Ind., Nancy Morris of Orals,
Fla. and a granddughr, Gall
Morris Berkheiser of Peru.
Mrs. Young lived most of her life
in the Hinton area before moving to
Peru, Ind., five years ago. Her ad-
dress is 29 Jean Ave., Apt. D, Peru,
Ind. 46970.
Attention Relatives
And Friends
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Harem of
Lester will be celebrating their 60th
wedding annivermmT on Jan. let.
A reception is being held on Sat.
Jan. 1st. at the Loster Community
Building 2 to 4 Inn. Everyone
welcome.
The true distance from the
Earth to the Sun is about 9
million miles.
Perhs you sent a lovely card,
Or sat quietly in a chair.
Perhaps you sent a floral piece,
If so we saw it there.
Perhaps you spol the lndest words,
As any friend could say;
Perhaps you.were not there at all,,
Just thought of us that day,
q4uzr you to conao our hearts,
We thank you so much whatever the part.
t
The ` family of Helen Cyrus
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Beech Run Baptist Church
Orbra B, Angell. Jr., Pastor Sun-
day School 10 am. Morning Serv.
tce 11 am, Night Service 7 pro`
Wed. night prayer meeting 7 pro.
Bellepoint Baptist Church
Andrew McClung. Pastor: Sun-
day Service: Sunday School 9:45
am. Morning Worship, 11 am.
Youth foflowship,5:45 pro. Eve-
ning Serwce, 7 pm. Wednesday
Service, 7 1:)0 pro. Prayer Meeting
and Bible Study.
Big Creek
Lovell Williams, Pastor: Sunday
School 10 am.. Morning Worship
11 a.m. each Sunday• Prayer
meeting Wed. at 7 p,m. B Y F
Sunday at 6 p.m.
Brooks Baptist Church
Pastor Darrefl Harem: Edward
Cyrus, Sunday School Superin-
tendent., Sun.School 10 a.m.
Morning Worship 1 t a.m. Eve-
ning Service Sun.atTp. Prayer
I Meeting Tues. at 7:30 p.m.Wed.
i Service 7 p.m.
Calvary Baptist Church
: Red Sulphur: Ray. Rck Hendar-
see, Sunday School 10 A.M.
Randy Hedge, Superintendent
Morning Worship 11,'00 A.M.
Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. Wed-
needay Worship 7:30 P.M.
Cemo
Bey. Nathanlef Johnson: Sunday
School E. G. Crawiord, Supt, 11
a.m. Morning Worship Every S un-
day. Preaching 1st. and 3rd.
Sundays at t 1 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Central
Pastor Robed L. Moore: 9:45 &m,
Church School, 11 a,m. Morning
Worship. 6;30 p,m. B Y F. 7:0C
p.m. Evening Worship. 7 p.m.
Wednosday Mid - Week Service.
Chestnut Grove
Bapt/=tChuch
Pastor: Betray Allen, Superinten-
dent: Lowell Bennett. Sunday
School, 10 a.m. Morning Worship
11 a.m. Evening Service 7:0
Wed, Evening Sewice 7:00 p.m.
Cook'e Chapel
(Regular Bap=t Church) John S.
Atkinson, Pastor: 10 a.m. Sunday
School, Supt. Kyle Kinzer. 11 a.m.
Morning Worship. 6 p.m., B Y F 7
p.m. Evening Worship Wed. 7 P.m.
Prayer Meeting.
Feemstor. Freewill
Two miles north of Atderson on
the Alta Road. Sunday School 10
a.m. Baptist Youth League 6 p.m.
Evening services 7 p.m.
Rrst Baptist Church
Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Bruce
Richmond, Supt. Moming Wor-
ship 11 a.m., Evening Smvice 7:00
,m. Mid Week SeNk 7:00 p.m.
Fomet Hill IBt Churc
Pastor Cad Edwards: Services
2nd. & 4th, Sunday 11:00, Sun-
day Night ervlc 70, Wed-
nosday Night 7::30.
G¢e Baptist Cb.Jch
Dan Spencer, Pastor. Sunday
School t0 &m.. Morning Worship
11:00 a.m. Sunday Evening 6.'00
p.m. Wed. Evening 7.'00 p.m.
Grlfflh Creek "
Edwin Ray Harris, Jr., Pastor: Sun-
day School 10 ZLm. S. S. Supt.
Melvin Ryan. Worsh SeNtces
At 11,'00 AM 1st., 3rd. and 5th.
Sundays Evening services at 7:O0
P.M. 2nd. and 4th. Sundays. Mid:
Week Prayer Service And Youth
Meeting Each Wedneeday at 7:00
P.M.
Indian Mills Baptist Church
Steve Howdock. Pastor: S.S.
Supt. James Keatley. Sunday
School 10 am. Classes for allages.
Worship. Service. 11 am. 7
pm. Every Sunday. Prayer Meet.
log Wed. 7 pro.
Keattey Springs
Baptist Church
Sunday School 10 am, Harold
Meeka. Superintendent.
Laurel Creek Baptist Church
First and third Sunday at lt:00
am., Second and Forth Sunday
at 7.'00 pro., Wednesday night
Sose 7.'00 pm., Sunday School
i 10:00 am. Pastor, Andy Howdock
Uck Creek
Baptist Church
Sunday School at 10 am. Preach-
Ing Services, ll am. Every Sun-
day, Prayer Meeting Wednesday
7 pro. Rev. Tom McGraw, Pastor.
UtUe Wolf Creek
Independent Bap!t Church, Oft
Rt. 12 on the Little Wolf Creek
Road. Pastor. Donald L. Hannah:
Sunday School Superintendent.
Wayne Browning. Sunday School
10:00 am. Worship Service 11:00
am. Sun. Evening Servtce 7pro.
Youth Meeting Wednesday 6.'3(:'
pro.Mid Week Service Wednes.
day 7 pro.
Meadow Creek
Pastor Paul Holstein: Sun, 10 am,
Sunday School ; 11 am., Morning
Worship; 7 pro. Evening Worship;
7 pro, Wednesday, Mid Week Bible
Study and Prayer Meeting.
Mr. Calvary Freewlfl
Baptist Church. Sunday School
10.'O0 am., Preaching 11:00 am.,
Preaching Sunday Night 7:00 pro.
Prayer Meeting Wednsday 7:00.,
Pastor E. R. Buck Tyroo
New Salem Baptlet Church
Pastor I. E. Hatcher: Sunday
School 10:00. Chorch 11,'00 Fun-
damental.
NimlU Missfonry
Baptist Church Pastor Arnold
Cooper: S, S, Superintendent
Kirby Bragg, Sunday School g:45..
Morning Worship and Children
Church 11 a.m. Sunday Morning.
Evening Sunday Worship 7:30.
Prayer Mooting and Youth Meet-
ing 7:30 Wednesday.
Pine Grove
i Pastor W. C. Sampson: Sunday
School Supt., Bill Hawks, Sunday
School 10 am. Morning Worship
11:00 am. Wednesday Evening
Service 7:30 pro.
Rhonda Anna
Memorial Church
Stmetar, WV. Serviceevery 2rid.,
4th. and 5th. Saturday evenings
at 7:O0 pro.
t Rive*" Vailley
RI. 12 Fomet Hill Road, Bill Jen-
klne, Pester: 10 ILm. Sunday
Schoo4, Std Humphmys, Superin-
tendent 11 a.m. Morning Worship
6 pro. Evening Service. 6:30 pm
Wed. Youth Fellowship 7pmWed
Services.
Role== Chapel Church
Jeff Canterbury, Pastor: Sundayl
School 10 ant, Calvin Martin, I
SupL Meting Service 11 am. Mid,
week Service 7 pro, Youth Meet.
ing Sun. 6 pm.
Reltin=bug
D. L. Stalnak. Pator: 10 a.m.
Sunday School daases fo
age=. Holloran Supedn-
tendart 11 am. Morning Wohtp,
7 pro. Night Sendce.
Sandstone Baptist Church
Pastor Eddie Johnson: Sunday
School Supt. Bill Dean, Sunday
School 10 am., Morning Worship
11 am., Evening Services 7:00
pro.. Wed. Prayer Meeting and
Youth Meeting 7 pro.
Second
Talcott. First Sun. Service 11 am,
Sunday at 3:00 pro.
Seoond BelJst Church
212 James St., Roy. Matthew
Saunders, Services 2rid. & 4th.
Sunday 11 am, Prayer Service
Wednesday 6:30, Sunday Echoer
each Sunday 9:00, Mr. Jam
Nlckolas Supl. Mrs. Edith Goode
Assist.
Temps Church
BotYoy Reed, Pastor: Sunday
School. 10 am. Melvin Williams
Supt. Preaching Services at 11 :CO
am. every Sunday.
Upland Baptist Church
Pastor Mike Ballerd - Sunday
School 10:00. Worship Services
at - 11:00. Bible Study Sunday
Evenin<:j 7:00. Wed. at 7:00
CATHOLIC
t atnc a tc rc,
Mass Schedule, Sunda 9 am.
CHRISTIAN
Community Chriltiwt
Pastor Doug Hatcher: Worship
Services Sun. 11 am. and 7:00
pm. Bible Study 10 am. Wed. 7:00
pm.
First Christian Church
Eddie Via, Minister: Sunday
School 9:45 am. Morning Wor-
ship 11 00 am., Sunday Evenin!
Bible Study, Sunday 6:00 Youth
CHRIST
Hinton
1621 Summers St. Minister, Ken-
neth Dunn: Sunday Morning Bible
Study 10 am. Sunday Morning
Worship Service 10:45 am. Sun-
day Evening Service 7.'00 tom.
Wednesday Evening Service 7
pm.
Lay Church of Christ
Sunday 10,0, Bible Study 10'.45,
Evening Sunday 7.'00 pm, Wed-
nasday Bible Study 7.'00 pro.
Shockley Hill
Tug Creek Road, Sunday 10 am
Bible Study. Worship 11 am. Sun-
day Evening 6 pm. Wednesday
Services 7 pro.
11 am. First and Third Sundays,
Holy Communion f 1 am., Second
Beaepolm Charge
J. R. (Bob) Harshbarger, Pastor:
Miller Memoria/, 109 Miller Ave.
Sun, School lOam. Sun. Worship
11 am. Wed. Bible Study 7 pro.
First grdted Methodist Church
Hinton, WV Eileen Schneidar, Mtn-
Islar: Sunday School 9:45 am,
Morning Worship 11:00 am. Child
care available: Moments with chil-
dren, Wednesday Youth Club,
4.'00 pro. 6:00 pro., For Transpor-
tation: 46@0544
James Chapel at Tree
Rov.Cerlten Wilson, Pastor:Serv-
Ices g am. Sun. School 10 am.
Johnson
Minister, Hubert Groves: Sam
Groves, Lay Leader. Study: 9:45.
Worsho 11 am.
Red Suiph. kiamhail Fowler.
Pastor: Service every 2nd Sun
day7pm, every 4th Sun. If am.
Mary Jane Memorial
Paster Reno H. Richmond: Sun.
School 10 am. Morning Worship
1 am. Prayer Meeting 7:30 pm.
Methodist Charge
SamGroves: First & 3rd. Sunday,
Brooklyn 9:t5. Mt. Zion 10:15 am,
Sand Knob 11:30pm, Nimitz 2nd.
and 4th. Sun. Bethal 9:30. Pluto
Martha Ohapet 11:00. Madams
Creak.
Mount Pisgah
Hiildele, WV Rt. 3, Sun. Worship
g:30 am. Sun. School 10:45 am.
Wed. Bible Study 7 pro, UMYF
2nd & 4th Sun. 600 pm.
New Hope
C. Franklin Mick, Pastor: Sunday
School 10 am. Worship 1st & 3rd
Sun. 11 am& 4th Sun. at 7:30 pm.
Oak Grove
3. Franklin Mick. Pastor: Sunday
School at 1 t am. Worship 2nd &
tth Sun., 10am& 1st Sun. at 7pro
Talcott Charge
.3, Franklin Mick. Pastor: Forest
qill. 1 st & 3rd Sundays: Worship
10 arn, Sun. School 11 am.
Trinity
]C. FrankJin Mick, Pastor: Sunday
School 10 am, Worship services
2nd & 4th Sun. 11 am & 3rd Sun.
at 7:30 pro.
PRESBYTERIAN
Centorville
Greenville, 10 am. Sunday School.
7:45 pro, Community Worship
Service
First Presbyterian Church
Rev.Robert H. Glaser: Sunday
School 9:45 & Worship 11:00 am
Prayer Meeting Wed. 7:00 pm.
HaWs Creek
Greenville. 10&m. Sunday School
7:45 pro., Community Worship
Service.
Keller at Lowell
Rev. Stewart McMurray, Pastor.
Worship Service= held at 2:30 pm
on 1st. and 3rd. Sundays.
McBlenny
Rev. Stewart McMurray, Pastor.
Grassy Meadov,l 0 &m. Sunday
School Worship Sarvlee held at 9
Bennett Momodld Chapel
Ray. End Brewer:Services, Sat. 7
pm, Sun. School 10:30 am. Sun.
evening 7 pro. Wed. 7:30 pm.
Hinton Church of God
1301 Summers St. Pastor Cecil
Welch: Sunday School 10 am
Morning Worship 11am Sunday
Night 7 pm Wed. 7 pm
Hinton Gospel Tabernacle
102 Main Street, Lawrence Ben-
nett, Pastor: Sunday School 10
am. Mornings Worship 11:00 am.
outh meetg 6:30 pro. Evangel*
istic Service 730 pro. Bible Study
Nedneeday 7.'30 pro.
Johovch's WItmu
Sunday lOam Public Tall,,. SUm
:lay 11 am Watchtower. Study
reecy 7:30 pro, "theoretic
3chool Thumday8:3Opm ,vtce
a.
Jumping Branch Tabernacle
:ev. Elme Alderman, Sr., Pastor:
David Moen, Supt. Sun. School
:45 am. Morning Worship 10:45
!am. Youth Fellowship 6:30 pro.
Evening Wrship 7:30 pro. Prayer
Service Wed. 7:30 pro.
Lutheran
Good Shepherd Lutheran Churct
Beckley, Sunday Worship 9.'30"
am. Sunday School 11 am, 725
Dry Hill Road, 252-5820 or 252 -
4793, Ray. Kenneth L, Fray
Madam's Creek
Community Church
Evangelist L. E. "Tex" Samuel
Bible Study & Choir Practice
Tuesday. 7 p.m. Gospel Service
Sat. 7 p,m,
Mount Olivet Church
A community church, Madams
, Creek Road, 2 1/2 rrdle, William
[ A. Thompson, Pastor: 4664299
! Sunday School t0:O0 am. Morn-
ing Worship 11.'00 am, Evening
Sewice 7.'30 pro. EDT, Wednee-
day ( 7 pm EST winter)
Nazarene
1602 Temple St. PastorRev.
Rdoert Wiseman: Sunday School
10 a.m. Morning Worship 11 am
Evangelist Service Sunday Night
7 pm Thursday. Prayer and Bible
Study 7 pro.
Pence Spring s
Community Church
Pastor Roger Persinger. SS 10
am, Worship S arvice 11 am, Youth
meeting 6 pro, Sunday night wor-
ship 7 prn, Wed. night prayer
meeting 7:30pro. Women's Chris-
tian Fellows hip meeting ovary lirst
Men. o( the month 7 pro.
Pillar of Truth Church
At Barger Springs, Pastor, Orviille
Meadows: Sunday School 10.'O0
am, Morning Worship 11:00 am,
Wednesday Bible Study 7.'00 pro.
Rivervtew Chapel
Speeke Ham/Pilldngton: Sun-
day, 9.'30 Lord's Table 11.'00
Family Bible Hour. 4.'00 Junior
Young Poaple, 7:30. Evening
Gospel Service.
Spruce Run Choel
On Rt. i2 ne Forest Hill. Area-!
Pastor:EarIHtssom, Jr SS 10am
Morning Worship 11 am. Gospell
Service FrL 7.'30 pm
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