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SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON Farmer's ADVOCATE
-- THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1988
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Marianna Smallwood
Dial 725-5707
Sorry my column was missing last
week due to illness. Too late to wish
my readers a joyful Thanksgiving but
not too late to say that I hope you did.
The Harvest Festival, once again,
met with all good expectations. Seven-
ty people, including members of Mar-
vin Chapel United Methodist Church,
the Job Corps Choir, the Majesties, the
Revs. JoAnn Alexander and Kent Tice,
their children, local members and
friends, enjoyed a typical Thanksgiv-
ing dinner and an evening of music
and singing.
Gregory Dillow left Friday,
November 11, with a group of other
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hunters for Ashland, Maine. He en-
joyed every aspect of the trip which in-
eluded hunting for white-tail deer and
black boar. Three deer were bagged.
He enjoyed the scenery even though
the land was flat, swampy and
woodland -- the north woods of Maine.
The group returned November 20 at 4
a.m., tired but satisfied with the trip,
Many pictures were taken of their ex-
perience. Plans are being made to
return next year to this area where
they found the folks very friendly,
speaking with a French accent.
Bob and Susan Sheely, along with
her sister, Jane Rissler, spent the
Thanksgiving holidays at Long Marsh
Meadow while their sister and brother-
in-law, Pat Rissler and Jim Rogers,
SUMMIT POINT
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Families. A group of related people.
After thinking about this week's col-
umn, that word, families, just kept
coming into my mind.
Everywhere I went, by myself, with
Am)' or with Daniel. I kept seeing
families. It was Thanksgiving week
and children were home from school
and members of families had travel-
ed long or short distances to be
together and to take advantage of time
away from their usual activities.
When I went shopping. I saw
families discussing what gifts to buy
each other and children hinting at
what they would like Santa to bring.
When Daniel. Am), and t went to a
restaurant in Winchester for
Thanksgiving dinner, the tables were
all filled with families, some tables of
many people or some with just young
couples and their very small children
all dressed up in ties or ruffles.
And when Daniel and J ate dinner at
Shu Chen's in Charles Town last Satur-
day night, the restaurant was ab-
solutely packed - not a table was emp-
ty...all families. I recognized several
people having dinner with their
college-aged offspring - home on
break, and the), all seemed so happy
to be together. At my little bed and
breakfast my rooms were filled all
week, with families - couples - who
were together in an area not familiar
to them, but they were still together.
When I started calling some people to
see how they had spent their week,
again the common refrain was that
they had spent the time with family -
the Eisners, the Hales, the Stagners,
the Snyders, the Slavers, and the
Welshs, and the list goes on and on and
Oil.
I have always envied so very much
the fact that everyone in Summit Point
seems to be related to everyone else
- one huge family. At Thanksgiving we
are just that - thankful to have family
- to be together and to have so much
compared to the rest of the world and
to live in this beautiful village.
Last week. Edith Gtassford put a
note in my door to tell me that she was
recently called to Kingwood, W. Va.,
where her brother is very ill. Daniel
Marner, Baltimore, Md., spent an
evening with the Glassfords before go-
ing to see West Virginia University
play football.
Last week was very hectic for me.
I drove Amy to Winchester to have her
wisdom teeth removed, had guests
every night, spent time studying and
doing paperwork for my college
classes and spent Friday with Daniel
to celebrate his birthday. Now it's
hard to believe that Christmas is so
close. So much to do and so little time.
Does everyone else fell so rushed and
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visited friends in New Orleans, La.
Thursday, the former two spent the
day with his mother, Mrs. Emma
Sheely, Martinsburg, while Jane, join-
ed by her aunt, Mariarma Smallwood,
spent the day with the hatter's sister and
brother-in-law, Beulah and Grady
Owens and Don, Summit Point. Tracy
Owens, their granddaughter, was pre-
sent to enjoy the dinner. Too bad
Beulah was not feeling too well but
Grady and Don, proved to be good
substitutes. During the afternoon,
Reinhart Johnson, Jacque, and friend,
Mrs. Louise Sowers, Front Royal, who
had been dinner guests of Dot Furr,
were callers. 'Twas quite a nice day
for all.
Visiting Thorn and Barbara Wolford,
Lisa Hileman
Dial 725-2614
overwhelmed?
The street light committee ap-
preciates those who have sent their
checks in promptly, but many dona-
tions still have not been received. The
only way the street lights in the village
can be maintained is through these
donations.
Again, I must urge those of you who
would like to have information printed
in this column to call me, mornings or
evenings. This column is for you and
I need your help to keep it going.
Thought: Life is a ladder. Every
step we take is either up or down.
Give the
United Way
1;Uscawilla Hills, and enjoying
Thankssving Day dinner were their
daughter, la and Terry Kehne and
Philip, New Wor, Md.; their son,
Stuart and Gall Wo]forcl, Westminster,
Md. ; and Lee and Nancy Wolford,
Martinsburg. In the afternoon, Scott
and Sherry Wolford, Scbtt, Jr., Mar-
tinsburg, came to visit. The Kehne's
had quite an experience on their way
when about ten miles from their home
they were in an accident. While
waiting at a traffic light, a passenger
car being driven at a high rate of
speed, ran into their vehicle, forcing
it into a truck. The three Kehne's were
taken by ambulance to New Windsor
Hospital, but later dismissed. Their
truck was demolished. Terry's parents
were notified and came to the hospital.
After returning to their home, the
Kehne's then started for Tuscawilla,
where they arrived safe and sound to
find her parents anxiously awaiting
them and wondering why the delay.
CongratulaUons, Chad Hough, one of
our young folks who qualified as state
representative in the national contest
at a competition held in Morgantown.
He, of course, following his grand-
father, Charles Hough's love for, dairy-
ing, is a member of the West Virginia
FFA state dairy foods team and is in
junior high school.
Home from Massanutten Military
Academy for the Thanksgiving
hal!days were Cadet Rodney Wolfe
and Sgt. First Class Mervin Roderick.
The latter has won several ribbons and
awards.
Cliff Keiper's name may be added
to the list of those who have brought
home a deer. This was a four-point.
Sue Keiper's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Youtzy, her brother and sister-in-law.
Keith and Teresa Youtzy, all of
Johnstown, Pa., spent the holiday with
them.
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details.
Jolyn Mitchum, Rippon, spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with her friend,
Lori Hoover.
We extend a welcome to Donna and
Lyn Nicodemus, who recently moved
from an apartment in BerryviUe to the
Howell residence in Myerstown.
Enroute to his work in Washington,
D.C., Clifford Keiper met with an ac-
cident when his truck was struck from
the rear by a tractor-trailer, forcing
his vehicle into a passenger car. As a
result he suffered a severe back-lash
while his truck was declared a total
loss. He was brought to his home here
and advised to stay off work for
several days during which he ex-
perienced severe headaches.
Peter and Megann Cook, Erin and
Stewart. Avon Bend, are participating
in the Christmas Pageant which is be-
ing put on by the Old Opera House.
Stewart, five years old, took pa in his
first piano recital at Care Haven Nur-
• sing Home in Martinsburg. Con-
gratulations, Stewart.
Toby Mills, Ranson, spent several
days with his friend, Billy Smith.
Sorry to hear that a former
neighbor, Bill Mercer, who now.
resides in Bakerton, has been ill.
Recent callers have been Miss Helen
Roberts, Charles Town, and Phil
Myers, a native of Berkeley County.
now residing in Texas•
Mike and Sue Sissler, Arlington,
have spent several weeks with his
aunt, Sue Hill and family. About 8 a.m.
on the first day of hunting season, he
and his cousin, Jimmy Brill, returned
with a deer which was Mike's first - a
six point buck. A.J. Jenkins also bagg-
ed his second deer. The first one was
by bow and arrow.
Mary Alkire reports that she has
been on quite an itinerary since last
time we met. She visited her friend,
Linda Seward and family, Rosebud,
Fla., where she
cousin, Katie Poe,
spent the week
They also visited a
in Texas. Following
and Katie flew to
former then
visit her
family.
daughter,
ing holidays. She
her husband, Eddie
the arrival of her
Tammy
Steven, and Bol
Thanksgiving
sister and
"lnm,
Thankving
farmer's mother,
Jimmy's stepfather
as chaperones.
good time with
experiences. One
Brill was
float to the place
Singers were to
stepped into a
lured ankle. He is
was one of the
students who
From all
disadvantages,
wonderful time.
November 7 was
night when Ryan
Citizenship
ship award. The
him to visit
meet several
brother Chad, won
rabbit.
one group.
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