Howes family hosts reunion
The annual Howes reunion took place Aug. 5 at Indian Camp. The reunion was opened by President Junior Howes. Everyone enjoyed the food and music by Delora Brown and Group. The meeting opened with prayer for families that lost love ones this year, Carroll Chapman; Mary Howes, Joe Howes’ widow, and Pa,ela Marie Howes Grimmett, daughter of Thadeus Howes. Junior Howell read scripture from Romans chapter 5. The minutes were read by the secretary and were approved. Treasurer’s report was given and approved. There was no old business. New business began with a motion and approval to ...
Cutright family hosts gathering
Betty Cutright and her husband, Bob, of Harpertown hosted a number of her nieces and nephews at an impromptu brunch Sept. 20, Several other members of her family were also in attendance. Mrs. Cutright was honored by 20 family members at the brunch at the First United Methodist Church in ...
Auvil family hosts 19th annual reunion
The descendants of Charles and Charlotte Righman Auvil gathered at the New Beginnings Church Sept. 9 to celebrate the 19th annual Auvil reunion. After the blessing by Arthur Marsh, a covered-dish dinner was served. Those in attendance enjoyed the fellowship of family and friends. Those present and recognized were Arthur (Shady) Marsh, oldest man; Rosalie Poling Marsh, oldest woman; Samuel Poling, youngest child; Gene Allen and Mary Beth Hovatter, most recently married; Donnie and Susan Knotts of Hambleton, traveling the farthest; Arthur and Shady Marsh, couple married the longest; and ...
Langevin honored for service to youth
The Rev. Harold Langevin has been honored for giving unusual amounts of time and energy in dedicated service to children and youth. Langevin was presented the Torch Award by West Virginia United Methodist Men’s President Don Davis during a Sept. 9 ceremony at the men’s annual retreat ...