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OBITUARIES
Lois C. Via and Mary Ann(Betty)
Bragg.
He is survived by his wife,
Barbara and daughter Kimberly at
home, sons, Earl Lee Brabb, Jr. and
family of Springfieid, Ohio, and
Milton O. Brabb and family of
Wassila, Alaska; daughters, Valeria
Mcaninch and family of Springfield,
Ohio, and Margaret Lecki and
family of Toledo, Ohio; brothers,
Paul Brabb of Toledo , Ohio and
Bill Brabb of Newark, OH.; sisters,
Virginia Ruth Boiz of Ft. Myers,
Florida, and Jean B. Gore, of Hinton.
He is also survived by several
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Services are being conducted by
Jackson-Lytle Funeral Home of
Springfield, Ohio, with viewing
being held Thursday evening,
January 14 and burial on January
15, at Rose Hill Cemetery.
C. BENNEq[qP
Mr. William C. Bennett, 84, of
Meadow Creek, in Raleigh Co., died
Thursday, January 7, 1999, in a
Summers County Hospital,
following a long illness.
Born October 12, 1914 in Raleigh
Co., he was a son of the late Charlie
and Amy Sears Bennett, and was a
lifelong resident of, Meadow Creek.
Mr. Bennett was a member of the
Sandstone Baptist Church.
He is survived by a niece, , Mrs.
Archie (Gladys) Iddings of
Richmond, VA.; a friend and
caregiver, Mrs. Gladys Hume of
Meadow Creek.
Funeral services were held at
11:00 A M. Monday, January 11th.
at the Ronald Meadows Funeral
Parlors Chapel in Hinton with
Pastor Eddie Johnson officiating.
Burial followed in the New Salem
Church Cemetery at Abraham.
Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors
in .Hinton was in charge of
arrangements.
DANIEL L. BOWLES
Daniel L. Bowles, 79, of
Sandstone, died Tuesday, Jan. 5
1999, in a Richmond, VA., hospital
following a long illness.
Born May 3, 1919, at Sandstone,
he was the son of the late Franklin
and Elizabeth Gill Bowles.
Mr. Bowles was a veteran of
World War II, a welder, farmer and
a member of Ramp Holiness Church.
He was preceded in death by a
son, Billy Bea Bowles; a daughter,
Maedell Bowles, three brothers and
a sister.
Survivors include his wife of 51
years, Mary Ivolene Ward Bowles;
three sons, Basil Bowles of Hix,
Bobble Bowles of Sandstone and
Eddie Bowles of Huntington; two
daughters, Joyce Bowles Richmond
of Kernersville, N.C., and Bonnie
Bowles Cales of Hix; a sister,
V'vrginia Hocum of Sandstone; and
five grandchildren.
Services were held at 11 a. m.
Saturday, January 9th. at Ronald
Meadows Funeral Parlors Chapel,
Hinton, with Pastor Felix Baker
officiating. Burial followed in Doc
Ward Cemetery, near Hix.
Pallbearers were Carlos and Jim
Ward, Bobby, Denvil and Lewis
Cales, and Joe Morrison.
Arrangements by Ronald
Meadows Funeral Parlors, Hinton•
EARL BRABB
Earl Lee Brabb of Springfield;.
Ohio, died at approximately 4:00 AM
Monday morning, January 11,1999,
after a long illness.
He was the son of the late Herbert
Milton Brabb and Frances Wlllard
FRED M. CARPER
Fred Morris Carper, 61, of
Columbus, Ohio, died suddenly at
his residence on Saturday, January
2, 1999. He was a former resident of
Charleston, WV. and was retired
from the W. VA. Dept. of Health. He
moved to Columbus in 1989 and was
currently employed at Riverside
Methodist Hospital.
He was a member of First
Christian Church in Charleston and
has been a member of Karl Road
Christian Church since he moved to
Columbus. He served several terms
as a deacon in both churches.
Hobbies and interests included
church activities, traveling,
photography, fishing and trains.
He was preceded in death by his
parents, James and June Carper;
uncle, Russell (Nina) Carper,
formerly of Hinten; aunt, Elizabeth
Carper, also formerly of Hinton.
He is survived by his sister, Joan
(Dennis) Click of Columbus, Oh.;
nephew Gregory (Christine) Click of
Columbus, OH.; nieces Denise (Joel)
Franks of Sturgeon Bay, WI. and
Jennifer (Derek) ,David of
Worthington, OH.; five great
nephews and three great nieces; and
numerous cousins.
Funeral services were held at
11:00 AM, Friday, January 8, 1999
at Karl Road Christian Church,
5400 Karl Road.
In lieu of flowers, contributions
may be made to the Memorial Fund
at First Christian Church, 39
Beauregard Street, Columbus, OH.
25301 or Karl Road Christian
Church, 5400 Karl Road, Columbus,
OH. 43229.
Arrangements by Schoedinger
North Chapel, Columbus, OH.
. Brabb Dobbins . He was born on
March 2, 1932 at Madams Creek,
Hinton, W. VA. AMERICAN LEGION
i He was preceded in death by two The American Legion will meet on
brothers, Milton H. Brabb and the 4th. Thursdays of each month
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MARCUS R, FARLEY
Marcus R. Farley, 64, of
Annapolis, MD., formerly of Hinton,
died Dec. 10, 1998, at his home
following a short illness.
Born Oct. 18, 1935, in Hinton, he
was the son of the late Ray and Jane
Cox Farley.
He was preceded in death by a
brother, Norman Farley.
Mr. Farley was a member of the
First Baptist Church in Hinton.
Survivors include his wife, Joyce
ONeal Farley; a son, Marcus Farley
Jr. and wife, Heather, of
Washington, D.C.; two daughters,
Beth and husband, Medford Camby
of Annapolis, MD., and "lacy and
husband, Ted Carol of Raleigh, N.C.;
a brother, Ronald L. Farley and wife,
Patty, of Owings, Mills, MD.; three
sisters, Paulined-Iarvey of Nimitz,
Janice and husband, Bill Meador of
Covington, VA., and Sue and
husband, Paul Waddell of Chester,
VA.; and one granddaughter.
The body was cremated. A
memorial service was Dec. 19 at the
Hardesty Funeral Home in
AnnapoIis, MD.
Submitted by Pivont Funeral
Home, Hinton.
THOMAS EARL GARTEN
Thomas Earl Garten, 87, of
Hinton, died Monday, Jan. 4, 1999,
in a Nimitz care center following a
long illness.
Born Nov. 5, 1911, at Judson, he
was the son of the late Rev. Elijah
J. and Alice Hogan Garten.
Mr. Garten had lived most of his
life in Summers County and was a
retired blacksmith's helper for the
C&O Railroad. He was a member of
Chestnut Grove Christ and had
attended the Hinton Church of the
Nazarene.
He was preceded in death by
seven brothers, Roy, Walter, Carl,
Leslie, Eldridge, Howard and Buren;
five sisters, infant, Dessie, Gladys
Meadows, Mbel Wheeler, Della
Persinger and Glenna Garten.
Survivors include a brother, Ray
Garten of Rupert; and two sisters,
Nora Hicks of Kernersville N C., and
Beulah Hedrick of Hinton, with
whom he made his home since 1960.
Services were held at 2 p. m.
Wednesday, January 6th. at Ronald
Meadows Funeral Parlors, Hinton.
Burial followed in Elk Knob Church
Cemetery near Hinton.
Arrangements by Ronald
Meadows Funeral Parlors, Hinton.
CHARLES 1t, "Rudy" GORE
Charles R. "Rudy Gore, 65, of 495
Stokes Drive, Hinton, died at 12:26
a. m. Thursday Jan 7, 1999, in a
Hinton hospital following a short
illness.
Born March 17, 1933, at Talcott,
he was the son of Dora Smith Gore
of Talcott and the late Robert Gore.
Mr. Gore was a former employee
of The Greenbrier at White Sulphur
Springs, the Hinton Elks Lodge and
Willow Wood Country Club in
Hinton. He was a member of the
Second Baptist Church at Talcott
and was the last surviving member
of the Esquire Club in Hinton.
He was preceded in death by a
son, Dwayne Gore; a grandchild,
Micah Gore; and a brother, Maurice
Gore.
Other survivors include five sons,
Fredric C. Gore of Harrisburg, PA.,
Kevin B. and Brian K. Gore both of
Ft. Wayne, Ind., Charles D. Gore of
Ballard and Rick Gore of Forest Hill;
five daughters, Dianne E. Johnson
and Francine Smith beth of Hinton,
Rebecca Manuel of Talcott, Kim
Young of Ft. Stewart, GA., and Jerri
Jerrell of Spring field, Mass.; four
brothers, Gerald and Roger Gore
both of Springfield, Mass., Ronald
Gore of Talcott and Curtis Gore of
Winston,Salem, N.C.; three sisters,
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• Hinton
Tues. Jan. 12.
Pipestem Group Participates
in Bird Count
The Pipestem Area Christmas
Bird Count was held December 19th.
The Pipestem Christmas Bird
Counters are among the 50,000
volunteers participating in the
National Audubon Society 99th
Christmas Bird Count, December
18-January 3.
The data collected by each count
are then sent to National Audubon
Society headquarters in New York.
Count data are published annually
by the National Audubon Society.
The Christmas Bird Count is the
longest running ornithological
database. As we approach the
count's centennial, it continues to
grow in importance as a means to
monitor the status of resident and
migratory bird populations across
the western hemisphere.
The count is 100 percent
volunteer generated data that, over
Kingfisher 10+; Red-bellied
Woodpecker 25; Tellow-bellied
Sapsucker 25++;Downy
Woodpecker 63++; Hairy
Woodpecker IO; Northern Flicker 40;
Pileated Woodpecker 30; Eastern
Phoebe 13++; Blue Jay 125++;
American Crow 249; Common
Raven 12++; Black-capped
Chickadee 4; Carolina Chickadee 19;
chickadee species 158; Tufted
Titmouse 102; Red-breasted
Nuthatch 3; White-breasted
Nuthatch 61; Brown Creeper 1;
Carolina Wren 51; House Wren Ix;
Winter Wren 12; Marsh Wren l;
Golden-crowned Kinglet 51; Ruby-
crowned Kinglet 14; Eastern
Bluebird 143++; Hermit Thrush
27++;American Robin 58; Northern
Mockingbird 8 Brown Thrasher
Cedar Waxwing 15;European
Starling 162 Yellow-rumped Warbler
1999 Hinton News - 3
Support Group
For Crohn's
Disease And
Colitis Sufferers
To Meet
A new support group for thoe
with colitis or Crohn's disease will
begin with an organizational
meeting January 19 at 7:00 P.M. in
the education classroom at
Princeton Community lIospital.
Patients of all ages, their families
and caregivers are invited to attend.
Crohn's disease and colitis are
disorders of the digestive tract that
cause inflammation of the
intestines. Both diseases affect men
and women equally and appear to
run in some families.
Response to the initial meeting
will determine the group's direction
and the frequency of its meetings.
Janet Hannah, RN, CGRN, will
facilitate the meeting. Nasi, m
the years, has become a crucial part
of the United States Government's
natural history monitoring
database. Count data from 1900 to
the present are currently available
through the interactive Bird Source
website, a cooperative project of the
National Audubon Society-and the
Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology.
This Year, for the first time all
Count data will be generated on-line
through the BirdSourse website.
Compilers will be able to go online
to BirdSource and enter and review
their own data. For those without
access to the web, paper forms may
still be returned to National
Audubon for online data entry by
ornithology staff.
For nearly a century the
Christmas Bird Count has provided
invaluable insight into the past and
present status and health of
continental bird population, as well
as the general health of our
environment. The CBC has proved
to be a perfect example to how
volunteer generated data is
important.
All counts are open to birders of
all skill levels. For more information
about your local count, contact Jim
Phillips at 466-1800 Ext 344 or 466-
1275 or Ann McRae at 327-7556.
Pipestem Area, WV Christmas
Bird Count December 19th. 68
species, about 3722 individuals.
Participants: Jesse Anderson,
Michelle Bragg, Ron Canterbury,
Ge0ff Elli0tt, Bill Hank, Margaret
Hank, Don Kodak, Ira Lilly, Pat
Lilly, Brian McMillan, Ann McRae,
Grady McRae, Janet Meyer, Jim
Meyer, Jim Miller, Helen Parris,
Jack Parris, Rebecca Petry, Jim
Phillip (compiler), Judy Phillips,
Frank Ratcliffe, Paul Shaw, Dollie
Stover, Allen Waldron, Mindy
Waldron.
Pied-billed Grebe 8; Great Blue
Heron 8; Canada Goose 221; Green-
winged Teal c American Black Duck
15; Mallard 133; Redhead cw;
Bufflehead 25; Hooded Merganse 40;
Black Vulture 3; Turkey Vulture I;
Sharp-shinned Hawk l; Red-
shouldered Hawk 2; Red-tailed
Hawk 5; American Kestrel 3; Ruffed
Grouse 2; Wild Turkey 14 American
Coot 8; Killdeer 9; Herring Gull
l;Rock Dove 235; Mourning Dove
103' Eastern Screech Owl 1; Great
Horned Owl 2; Barred Owl 2; Belted
33;Northern Cardinal 113; Eastern Ahmed, M.D., gastroenterologist,
Towhee 9;Field Sparrow 9; Fox . will serve as the group's medical
Sparrow 2;Song Sparrow advisor. For more information,
314++;Swamp Sparrow 5;White-
throated Sparrow 169;Dark-eyed
Junco 401;Brown-headed Cowbird
l;Purple Finch 26; House Finch
30;Pine Siskin 7;American
Goldfinch 203++;House Sparrow 62.
cw=count week +=ties 27 year record
++=highest count in 27 years
x=first time in 27 years
: NOTICE
FUND ESTABLISHED
A fund for Mary Ann Meador, wife
of City Councilman Larry Meador,
has been established at the National
Bank of Summers to aid in the
please contact Hannah at 487-7105.
MONTHLY MEETING
Big Bend PSD will hold their
monthly meetings on the 2nd.
Tuesdays of each month at 3:45 p.
m. at the water plant' at Talcott.
The public is invited•
JOB LISTING
The Job Service Statewide Job
Listing, along with Job Service
applications, is available at the
Umbrellaing Tomorrow resource
room at 411-The Family Resource
Center for Summers County (411-
FRC).
The resource room also features
internet access to classified ads from
expenses associated with her cancer! area newspapers, college catalogs,
treatment, and other employment and
Anyone wishing to make a I education relationresources.
donation may do so by mailing it to:: 411-FRC is located at 411 Temple
The Mary Ann Meador Fund, c/o : St. in Hinton, with operating hours
National Bank of Summers, P. O. from 8am to 4pro. For additional
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