McAllister Messenger VOLUME XXVIV, ISSUE IV June—August 2019

New Pastor Called

After many months of prayer, research, interviews, and trial sermons, the Pastor Nominating

Committee offered the call to minister at McAllister Church to Reverend James Moss. Rever-

end Moss accepted that call on May 6. Here is his biographical sketch:

REVEREND JAMES EDWARD MOSS

Jim Moss was born in Rock Hill, South Carolina, the son of a Presbyterian minister and a Pres-

byterian church administrator. He spent most of his childhood in Greer, South Carolina, and

graduated from Riverside High School. As a youth, he ran track and cross country, played saxo-

phone in the band, and competed on the Academic Bowl team. He was confirmed at Fourth

Presbyterian Church in Greenville, South Carolina.

Jim attended Davidson College, where he began as a chemistry major and finished as a music

major. Working at Presbyterian camps during his college summers, he began to feel a call to

ministry, which led him to enroll at Union Presbyterian Seminary in Richmond, Virginia a year

after his college graduation. At Union, he earned a Master of Divinity and a Master of Arts in

Christian Education. During that time, he met his wife, Margaret.

After seminary, Jim was ordained as the Associate Pastor at First Presbyterian Church in Sa-

vannah, Georgia. He went on to serve as a solo pastor at churches in South Carolina and Virgin-

ia, before accepting a call to be a new church development pastor in Summerville, South Caro-

lina. With that call completed, Jim is now feeling called to return to a more traditional pastorate

at McAllister Memorial. He feels that his experience as both a solo and a new church develop-

ment pastor is ideal for the calling McAllister feels to grow and reach out to its neighborhood.

Jim and Margaret have two sons, Benjamin and Samuel, who are 12 and 13 years old. Jim’s

hobbies include running and cycling, gardening, and coaching youth soccer. He is excited about

returning to Peaks Presbytery, and the entire family looks forward to enjoying the natural beau-

ty and small town charm of the Covington area.

A Congregational Meeting will be held the morning of July 14 to officially elect Reverend

Moss as pastor at McAllister Memorial Presbyterian Church. All members are urged to attend

this important meeting.

Vacation Bible School

June 16th thru 21st from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Classes for all ages.

Bring a few friends and join us for a week filled with

adventures, music, crafts, games, food and fun.

I would like to invest in this VBS mission.

NAME:__________________________________________________________

VBS DONATION $________________________________________________

Make checks payable to McAllister Sunday School.

Colors for the week!

Sunday ~ Yellow

Monday ~ Blue

Tuesday ~ Red

Wednesday ~ Green

Thursday ~ Purple

Friday ~ Your choice

Special Concern

McAllister Church member, Paul

Crizer, Jr., was injured some time

ago and is not able to work. In fact

he can not be left alone. The family

needs help, love, and support during

this difficult time. Uplifting cards

and wishes may be sent to Paul at

1322 David Avenue

Covington, VA 24426

McAllister Church extends sympathy to the family and friends of

Greg Pollock ~ member (Died December 15, 2018)

Judy Washburn Smith ~ sister of Larry Washburn

Edna Andreas ~ aunt of Jean Bartley

Donald Gudgeon ~ father-in-law of Rebecca Linkenhoker Gudgeon

Edwin “Ed” Overton ~ brother-in-law of Larry Washburn

Leonard “Buck” Ray, Jr. ~ father of Amy Ray

Thank You Notes Thank You

We would like to thank our McAllister family for their prayers and concerns shown to us dur-

ing the illness and death of Larry’s sister, Judy Washburn Smith. It made a sad situation easier

to bear. Sincerely, Gail and Larry Washburn

To My Dear Church Family,

I want to thank everyone for making my 100th Birthday a great event. A special “thank

you” to the girls in the kitchen for taking such good care of all our guests. The cards, calls,

gifts, visits and birthday wishes were so much more than I could have imagined. I love you all,

and God bless you. Etha Hayslett

I would like to thank Brenda Linkenhoker and the youth for a lovely Sunrise Service! Thank

you to all the cooks and those who brought dishes for the yummy breakfast! To the choir, our

speaker, and all those who participated in the morning service, thank you for making Resurrec-

tion Sunday a joy! Tonya Jones

On behalf of my family and myself, I would like to give a BIG THANK YOU to my church

family for all the prayers, phone calls, and gifts. I could never express the love I have for you

all, especially the Covenant Class. God bless you, Bobby Leitch

Bible Restoration Fund Has Reached Its Goal Thanks to your generosity, we have

received donations totaling $2,552 to

restore the Pulpit Bible. This is $352

more than the estimated $2,200 cost

and will serve as a buffer in case of ad-

ditional costs. The Bible has already

been sent to the restoration specialists

for preservation. We look forward to

the return of this very important piece

of church history.

Alleghany High School

Olivia Lee Bryant

Olivia graduates from Alleghany High School with an Advanced Diploma. She attended the Jackson

River Governor’s School with a concentration in Career Studies, and received a certificate in Mathe-

matics and Science.

Olivia is the daughter of James and Stacey Poague Bryant. Her grandparents are Howard and Pam

Poague.

Her Achievements and Awards include Student Advisory Committee, AHS Student Senate, National

Honor Society, National BETA Club, Key Club Vice President, ALAVA Girls State, Summer Resi-

dential Governors School for Marine Science, AHS Wendy’s Heisman Winner, 2x State Swimming

Championship Qualifier, 2x Virginian Review Athlete of the Week, AHS Swim Team Captain.

Future plans include attending Virginia Military Institute majoring in Mechanical Engineering, par-

ticipating in Navy ROTC and Women’s Swim & Dive Team. After college, Olivia plans to commis-

sion into the United States Navy with dreams of becoming a fighter pilot.

Her best memories of McAllister Church are Vacation Bible School and summer floats and picnics.

Colton Gil Poague

Colton, the son of Wendy and Ronnie Poague graduates from Alleghany High School. He is the

grandson of Pam and Berkley Key. Colton has been accepted at Concord University and has signed

to play football.

When asked about his best memory at McAllister, Colton said, “It’s gotta be when I fell over back-

wards in the Christmas play. We were dressed up as presents and I couldn’t get up, so everyone just

kinda stepped in front of me.”

Makenzie Kathryn Shifflett

Makenzie has earned an Advanced Diploma from Alleghany High School. She is the daughter of Jill

Shifflett-Ramsey and Patrick Ramsey, and the late John Shifflett. Proud grandparents are Van and

Brenda Walker, and Robert and Charlotte Shifflett.

Makenzie served as President of the Alleghany 4H Livestock Club, Vice President of the Alleghany

4H Club and Alleghany High School FFA. She was a member of the Key Club, National Honor So-

ciety, National Society of High School Scholars.

Asked about future plans, Makenzie replied, “I was accepted to Virginia Tech, early decision, into

the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences to major in Animal and Poultry Sciences. I plan to pur-

sue a career in Animal Production and Veterinary work.”

Makenzie’s best memories of McAllister Church is helping with the Christmas Cheer program. Her

final comment— “I have enjoyed being raised in McAllister Church.”

~ Congratulations Graduates 2019 ~

Father’s Day is June 16th

Remember your father on this day

with a kind word or deed.

Bring him to church with you,

or go to church with him.

And if your father has passed on,

whisper a prayer for him.

The Sacrament

of the Lord’s Supper

will be observed

July 14th

TEEN WEEK

2019

July 7-11 THE ALLEGHANY HIGHLANDS’ LARGEST

FREE

TEEN EVENT!

covingtonbiblechurch.com/teenweek

The Food Pantry is in need of volunteers—

male and female—to keep the pantry running

smoothly. Volunteers are most needed on

Wednesday mornings to process delivery, and

Thursday mornings to distribute the food. The

work is not hard, and the fellowship is great!

P.S. They also need plastic bags.

June 16th and July 21th and August 18th will be

our monthly COPE Food Collection Days. The

demand for food continues to increase and

food prices continue to rise. Because of this, it

is becoming more difficult to provide food for

the needy families in our community.

All types of non-perishable food is needed

in the food pantry. Please help the food pantry

remain well stocked for those in need.

(Monetary donations are greatly appreciated.)

Coming Soon!

The Easter portion of

Handel’s Messiah by GF Handel

presented by the

Alleghany Highlands Chorale.

Watch your local newspaper

and church bulletins

for more details.

Youth News:

The “Rock Party” was a huge success. Over

30 attended and decorated prayer rocks.

Thanks to “Miss Debbie” for helping paint

and to Kylene for bringing the pizza. Our

next adventure will be a picnic and putting

the rocks on the Jackson River Scenic Trail

on May 26. Our next meeting will be a Pool

Party at the City Pool on, Sunday, June 23.

Don’t Forget!!!

July Birthdays

1st Abigail Poague

2nd Neil Horn

Rebecca Hudson

Evan Bishop

3rd Amy Bishop

4th Rilee Webb

5th Hallie Dressler

Jean Irvine

6th Roberta Whitmer Horn

7th Judy Whitehead

10th Bert Caul

11th Amy Hoover

Sierra Daily

13th Brandon Sponaugle

14th Kyndle Koonce

15th Sara Nicely

19th Jeremiah Walker

Teresa Powell

20th Jerry Givens, Sr.

21st Chuck Bartley

22nd Dorothy Wimer

23rd Jeana Lee

26th Larry Whitmer

27th Trucky Lemon

28th Curtis Craft

Margie Young

Larry Washburn

29th Parker Hudson

31st Tori Paxton

Anniversaries

3rd Harry & Jean Casey ~ 25 years

4th Aubrey & Pat Bowling

15th Charity & Nathan Hale

16th Deanna & Giuseppe D’Arpa

20th Tracey & Terri Walker

25th Kylene & David Smith

31st Debbie & Steve Bennett

August Birthdays

1st Charity Hale

Debbie Kennedy

Dianne Mahan

Missy Reid

2nd Aiden Riley

5th Kylene Riley Smith

Jerry Givens, Jr.

7th Chase Carper

8th Robbie Weikle

Lelia Fadley

Levi Bartley

10th Mikayla Webb

11th Kevin Scott Young

12th Susan Kennedy

Branden Hill

14th Bob Crush

Rachel Ann Hannah

15th Cathy Rowan

Holden Patrick Downer

16th Louise Whitehead

Ronnie Barger

16th Brigette Young

18th Jim Faidley

20th Jennifer Markham

21st Marc Downer

22nd Larry O’Rourke

23rd Darlene Taylor

Norma Leech

Craig Nicely

24th Reagan Paitsel

25th Bonnie Patterson

Joe Wimer

Evan Nicely

26th Eric Hill

Gary Whitmer

Brandon Weese

27th Jill Shifflett

Phyllis Bartley

Michael Whitehead

29th Wynona Crush

Jean Casey

30th Susan Sponaugle

31st Stacey Bryant

Anniversaries

1st Stephen & Terri Carper

Larry & Josephine O’Rourke

Harry & Gina Tingler

6th Jerry & Lynn Whitehead

Frank & April Reyns

13th Matthew & Marianne Fleenor

14th Richard & Priscilla Downer

15th Jim & Marlene Faidley

17th Jean & Carl Irvine

David & Shannon Rodgers

20th Rob & Erin Bartley

Heather & Brian Riley

21st Jerry & Susan Givens

22nd Darrell & Donna Tucker

June Birthdays

3rd Joe Martin

7th Molly Parker

George Stinnett

10th Kellen Sponaugle

14th Jennifer Horn Lodge

Eric Webb

David Keith

15th Hayli Givens

16th Maggie Webb

18th Howard Poague

19th Marlene Faidley

20th Robert Boone

21st Ed Gibson

22nd Brooke Carnevali

23rd Maddox Hale

24th Tarie Warlitner

Katie Gibson

25th Leta Bartley

Wayne Barksdale

Linda Wickham

27th Aubrey Bowling

Matthew Fleenor

Silas Riley

28th Donna Tucker

29th Becky Hylton

30th Anita Boone

Jeff Horn

Anniversaries 2nd Bobby & Anita Rice

Rick & Leslie Downer

3rd Chris & Ruth Caul

Jerry & Katrina Givens

7th Mike & Carol Fleenor

9th Lee & Lelia Fadley

12th Gail & Larry Washburn

Marshall & Donna Fox

14th Danny & Rhoda Hill

21st Frank & Susan Sponaugle

Gary & Beverly Bishop

29th Buddy & Margie Young

PRESBYTERIAN MISSION WEEK

June 24—28 from 8 a.m.—5 p.m.

Presbyterian Mission Week begins here, June 24th at

8:00 a.m., with registration and group assignments to

work sites. Anyone able to give some time (whether

it’s an hour, a day, or five days) is welcome. Students

that have passed the seventh grade and beyond are eli-

gible to participate.

Please bring your own safety glasses and work gloves

if you have them.

Jobs such as general home repairs and small projects

will be performed. (installing handrails; constructing

ramps, steps, porches; repairing water leaks, and elec-

trical problems; painting and minor floor replacement;

tree trimming and yard work)

Come, share your talents and skill with those who

need a helping hand.

SUMMER FELLOWSHIP EVENTS

June 23—Sunday School Picnic “In the Hall.” after worship.

Bring your favorite picnic food, meat and drinks provided

June 23—Pool Party at Main Street Park

for all children, youth and adults @ 6:30 p.m.

August 11—Sandwich and Salad Luncheon

after worship.

Come join us in good fellowship and fun!

2019 Water Filter Challenge We are all spoiled. Turn on the tap and we have drinkable water. But for those who live in Gua-

temala, this is not the case. We are asking every church in the Presbytery of the Peaks to contrib-

ute to the purchasing of 2 water filters so that water filters can be given out by CEDEPCA to

those in need. Each filter costs $50. If you can’t manage a $100 donation, please consider an

amount you can comfortably donate. Thank you for your help in this life saving endeavor.

Please make checks payable to Blacksburg Presbyterian Church and put Water Filter on the memo line, and mail to:

Blacksburg Presbyterian Church, 701 Church Street, Blacksburg, VA 24060-5213

Dabney S. Lancaster Community College

Derek Wayne Gibson Derek Wayne Gibson graduates from Dabney S. Lancaster Community College with an Associate De-

gree in Electrical and Instrumentation.

He is the son of Gerald Gibson, Jr. and Alicia Gibson, and the grandson of Betty Gibson and the late

Gerald “Jerry” Gibson, Sr.

Derek’s plan for the future is to find an apprenticeship or job locally.

His best memory of McAllister church is working in the kitchen during Vacation Bible School

James Madison University

Holden Michael Broughman Holden graduated May 4, 2019 from James Madison University with a Bachelor of Science in Media

Arts and Design and a minor in Anthropology. His achievements at JMU are Dean’s List Fall 2017 and

Summer 2018, President’s List Fall 2018, 1st Place in the BEA Festival of Media Arts 2019—Mobile

App Category.

Holden will be seeking a career in Ux Design or other positions related to his field of study.

His best memory at McAllister Church is helping in the kitchen during Vacation Bible School.

Holden is the son of Michael and Leigh Broughman, the grandson of Anita Broughman and the late

Walter Broughman, the late Richard and Patricia Keith.

Mahaley Anne Marie Reyns Mahaley graduated in December 2018, at James Madison University with a Bachelor of Science in

Communication Studies with a minor in Political Communication. While at JMU, Mahaley was on the

Presidents List Spring of 2018 and Dean’s List Summer of 2018.

She is the daughter of Frank and April Reyns, and the granddaughter of Betty Gibson and the late Ger-

ald Gibson, Sr., Irene Drumheller and the late Noah Drumheller, Jim and Charlotte Reyns.

Mahaley is seeking a career in Communications, currently interviewing for jobs in Richmond, VA.

Her favorite memories of McAllister Church are singing in the choir with Aunt Stacey Gibson and Su-

san Potter.

University of Lynchburg

Byron Edward Faidley Byron will receive a Master of Arts in Non-Profit Leadership Studies from University of Lynchburg.

He is a 2003 graduate of AHS. He received a BA in History from VMI in 2007, where he was a mem-

ber of the Pipe Band.

Byron is employed by Washington and Lee University as co-manager of the Lee Chapel Museum

Shop, and is an assistant in Special Collections and Archives in the Leyburn Library.

He is the son of Jim and Marlene Faidley, and resides in Lexington.

Raymond Aaron

Tillie Agnor

Midge Akers

Roger Akers

Doc Altizer

Evelyn Scruggs Amos

Patrick Andrews

Larry Andrews

Jan Taylor Armentrout

Grayson Asboth

Bob Bartley

Daryl Bartley

Erin Bartley

Jeremy Bartley

Erskine Back

Lucille Beasley

Linda Bogar

Becky Bowers

Jean Broughman

James Brown

Tina Brown

Doris Burley

Emily Byer

Lee Cabaniss

Elwood Cadd

Teresa Calvert

Jean & Harry Casey

Betsy Caul

Junior Clarke

Minnie Clarke

Rhonda Clayton

Sandra Clemmons

Ricky Cooke

Paul Crizer, Jr.

Harold Craft

Steven Craft

Calvin Crawford

James Crawford

Luke Crawford

Paul Crizer, Jr.

Bob & Wynona Crush

Doug Dawson

Phyllis Deacon

Imogine Deeds

Randell Dilley

Becky Downer

Caroline Downer

Hallie Dressler

Irene Drumheller

Bobby Eggleston

Kaylee Elmore

Melanie England

Lee & Lelia Fadley

Barbara Lem Fitzgerald

Susan Fitzgerald

Floyd Flannigan

Ruth Fleming

Jim & Barbara Flint

Donna Fox

Helen Deisher-Fox

Ike Fox

Bo Fridley

Courtney Fridley

Ann & Earl Fuller

Eddie Gibson

Robert & Gail Gibson

Jonathan Gillette

Evan Groves

Charity Hale

Rev. Mark Hambrick

Don Hampton

Jennifer Bush Hannah

Richard Hastings

Danny & Rhoda Hill

Eric Hill

Diana Gurd Hinton

Gene Hinton

Joshua Hoel

James Hoover

Neil Horn

Becky Hunter

Carl & Jean Irvine

Rev. Ernie Johnson

Becky Jonas

Wendell & Judy Jones

Butch Kemper

Susan Taylor-Kennedy

Pam Key

Bill Keyser

Bobby & Debi Leitch

Trucky & Carole Lemon

Germaine Levisay

Bill & Bonnie Lockhart

Geraldine Loving

Pat & Lynda Loving

David & Phyllis Lynn

Frankie Marshall

Bob &Winnie McAllister

Claude “Eddie” Megginson

Pearl Miller

Angela Minor

Sonya Milton

Katie Moody

Patty Nicely

NURSING HOMES/ASSISTED LIVING

BRIAN CENTER—Doris Jamison, Ruby Stull

THE SPRINGS —Wynona Crush

VIRGINIA VETERANS CARE CENTER—

Charles P. Hall, Roy Reynolds

WOODLANDS—Elizabeth Donnally

SHUT-IN—

Joyce Bartley, Edna Buffaloe, Paul Crizer, Jr.,

Hallie Dressler, Shirley Ferris,

Etha Hayslett, Jean & Carl Irvine,

Sadie Landis, Trucky Lemon,

Betty Jean Toombs, Lillian Wood

Our Prayer Concerns Max Nunley

Travis O’Rourke

Bonnie Patterson

J.W. Pence

Teresa Powell

Sally Putnam

Betty Ray

Buck Ray

Phillip Redman

Peggy Redmon

Frank & April Reyns

Jim Reyns

Ray & Cathy Riddleberger

Libby Riley

Shelby Rock

David Rothwell

B.R. Rupert

Burdette Rupert

Jay Scruggs

Dee Dee Simpson

Pat Smith

Tommy Smith

Monzell Sovereen

Angie Sponaugle

Frank & Susan Sponaugle

Sally Steele

Gary Stone

Rev. Reginald Stone

Ethan Thompson

Tootles Tingler

Carolyn Tolley

Donna Tucker

Pete Turner

Debbie Tyree

Dwain Tyree

Buddy Vass

Patsy Waddell

Kimberly Wade

Barbara Warlitner

Danny Warlitner

Gail Washburn

Carolyn Waugh

Dennis Whitehead

Louise Whitehead

Christy Wiley

Angie Wilkerson

Thelma H. Wilkosz

Anita Williams

Eddie Williams

Donna Wilson

Joe & Dot Wimer

Joey Wimer

Betty Wolfe

Linda Payton Wolfe

Lillian Wood

Buddy & Margie Young

PUBLICATION

DEADLINES

All information for the Sunday

bulletin must be turned in by

12 noon each Thursday.

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The deadline for the September

through October newsletter will be

August 15th at 5:00 p.m.

Please submit all information,

in writing,

to the church office by that time.

Newsletter folding day will be

Thursday, August 29th

@ 1:30 p.m.

Circle Meetings

Circle # 2 will meet

June 5th, July 10th & August 14th

@ 10 a.m. at the church

Joint Circle meeting July 10th

For a covered dish meal

At the church.

Circle # 3 will meet at the church on

June 11 @ 5:30 p.m. for a salad supper

August 13th @ 5:30 p.m. at the church

Circle # 4 will meet 11 a.m., June 11th

@ Pam Poague’s

August 13th @ 12:00 p.m. at the church ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Next CT Meeting ~ June 2

Check weekly bulletins for

changes to the meeting schedule.

Presbyterian Women

Honorary Life Member

Anita Noel Rice was awarded the

Honorary Life Membership for 2019

by the Presbyterian Women of McAl-

lister Memorial Presbyterian Church

on Mothers’ Day.

Anita is a lifelong/third generation

member of McAllister Church. As the

daughter of George “Buster” and Joy Noel, the grand-

daughter of Percy and Beulah Newcomb, Anita learned the

importance of being involved in church activities. To this

day you will find Anita teaching Sunday School, working

with youth groups and Bible School, attending Circle #4

meetings, helping with receptions, fellowship and bereave-

ment meals, just to name a few.

On June 2, 1973, Anita married the love of her life, Bobby

Jo Rice . They have a son, Brian, and one grandson, Hud-

son. She is affectionately known as Meme by the “3 M’s”;

Mason, Maddox, and Mallory Hale.

Many of you remember Anita from her professional life as

a teacher. She taught at Jackson River Vocational Center,

Covington High School, and Boy’s Home. Since her re-

tirement, she has also been a substitute teacher at CHS.

In addition to church activities, Anita can be found with

retired teachers, Covington Fire Department Ladies Auxil-

iary, her sorority sisters, and, as a breast cancer survivor,

fund raising to find a cure and help fight breast cancer.

Congratulations, Anita!

WEAR RED FOR THE SPIRIT! JOIN US FOR A RECEPTION AFTER WORSHIP.

JUNE 9

Norwood Tingler taught Sunday School for many years at McAllister Church and loved finding unique ways to reach his class. Nor-

wood made his profession of faith and was baptized in 1949 and served in nearly every leadership roll from then until his death in

2015 at age 94. “Thank you Norwood for your faithful service.”

Letters from Heaven for Everywhere and for All Time

Dear 7, 8, 9th Grade Class,

I want you to truly know how much fun it was creating the world you now live in. It was-

n’t a great task for me, for all I did was speak the WORD and in order everything came into

place. All of you know by now that I made all things and lastly I made man to take care of all

my creation. I also know you would need my help in a lot of ways as time passed by. Each one

of you whether you are aware of it is vitally important to me. I must have your word that you’ll

help me, just as Noah promised he would do when people in the world were warned by me that

if they didn't repent from sin I would destroy them with a flood. I told Noah that if people from

his family and their heirs continued to sin the next destruction would be with fire.

GOD

To Whom it may concern,

Please try and help me by telling others about my faithful promise to save them from the

arms of Satan if they followed my commandments. These ten statements were developed with a

lot of love put into each one and aren’t hard to abide by if everyone will trust me.

All of you are very precious to me and I love you so much that I asked my only begotten

son to be crucified so you may live with me in Heaven when I call you from this life. My son

Jesus took all your sins with Him to the cross where His blood washed you clean and now lives

to speak with me about you for a gift of life with us in Heaven.

If I can be of service to you, will you please call on me anytime, anywhere. I am faithful

to keep my promise in anything you ask. My number is TOLL FREE—please call.

Yours from Heaven, GOD

P.S. This gift is for this class and to all others that trust Him!

Written by Norwood Tingler from God’s point of view.

The Pink Ribbon Golf Classic

When: Saturday—June 1st, 2019

Where: Cliffview Golf Club—410 Friels Drive in Covington

Format: 4 person team—Captain’s Choice

Times: 9:00 a.m. tee time—shotgun start

Cost: $50.00 per person ($200 per team)

Includes: Cart, entry fee, door prize ticket (food/beverages available for purchase)

Prizes: Lowest team score, longest drive, closest to the pin, $10,000 hole-in-one plus other hole-in-one prizes

McAllister Memorial Presbyterian Church

900 North Alleghany Avenue

Covington, VA 24426

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Stated Session Meetings

will be June 9th

July 14th & August 18th

@ 12:15 p.m.

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The Church office

will be closed

Thursday, July 4th for

Independence Day

The Men of Mission will meet at 8 a.m.,

Tuesday, June 11th,

July 9th and August 13th

at Boy’s Home

for breakfast.

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are invited

to attend.