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8-Hinton News Tues. Feb. 14, 1984
PLEASANT
Mrs. Bobble Willie Pleassat,
was dead an arrival Wed-
~y February 8 at a Sum-
,me~ County hospital after a
long illness.
Born Oct. 4, 1911, in Men-
roe County, she was a daughter
of Annie Walker ~ of
Charleston and the late LOn
Gore.
Mrs. Pleasant had I/red meet
of her life in Hlnton, a mem-
ber of Mr. Carmel Methodist
Church in Ballard, Order of
Eastern Star Lodge 27 of Hln-
ton.
Survivors include her hus-
band, Holley Pleasant, a dau-
ghter, Barbara Pack White of
Rand; two sisters, Kathleen
' Gore of Charleston sad bucilla
Smith of Institute; a brother,
James Mills of Rand and sev-
eral nieces and nephewl.
Services were held Saturday
February 11 at 2p.m. in the Mt.
Carmel Methodist Church with
the Rev. Kelley Sparke off-
ieiating. Burial followed in the
Mr. Carmel Cemetery.
The body was at the Row
aid Meadows Funeral Parlors
in Hinton and at the church one
hour prior to services.
CAMPBELL
Mrs. Orpha B. Camphell, 90,
died Thursday February I0 at
6:30 pro. in a Summers Co-
unty hospital after a long
illness.
Born May 26, 1893, in Sum-
mers County, she was a dau-
ghter of the late James and
Amanda Lowe Keatley.
Mrs. Campbell was a lifelong
resident of Monroe and Sum-
mers counties and a member of
the Indian Mills Baptist Ch-
urch.
She was preceded in death by
her husband, William A. Camp-
bell, Jan. 1967.
Survivors include a daughter,
Beatrice Sims of Bal/engee;
four sisters, Lowie Beckett of
Athens, Lizzie Stennett of
Princeton, Lessle Diekenson of
Red Sulphur Springs and Nellie
Mcclay of Rainelle,
Services were held Sunday
February 12 at 2 p.m. in the
Renald Meadows Funeral Par-
lore in Hinton with the Bey.
Charles O. Dameron
officiating. Burial followed in
the Indian Mills Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Pete, Mike,
Warren, Dean and Gone 'ray-
for and Fred Thompson Jr.
HUNTER
Edward Strlekler Hunter, 64,
died Friday February 10 in a
Summers County hospital after
a long illness.
Born April 26, 19!9, in Hin-
ton, he was a son of the late
William S. and Elsie Belle
Chambers Hunter.
Mr. Hunter had lived most of
his life in Summers County,
was a retired engineer for the
Chessie System retiring April I,
1983. He was a member of
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, a World War II
veteran and a member of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Survivors include two sisters,
Mrs. Harold (Kathy) Weig-
artz of Hinton and Virginia
Price of Wilmington, DeL, sad
a brother, William E. Hunter of
Burbon, Me,
Services were held Monday
February 13 at 2 p.m. at the
Ronald Meadows Funeral Par-
lors ifl'l-Iinton with the Rev.
Lance Ynst officiating. Burial
followed in the Greenbrier Bur-
ial Park in IZAntun.
MANN
Mrs. Mamie Mann, 91, for-
merly of Lowell and Jackson,
Ohio. died Friday February 10
at the home of a son, Ralph
Mann, after a long illness.
Born May 2¢, 18~, at Rock
Camp, she was a daughter of
the late John Ingram and Betty
Sue Ramsay Haselwood.
Mrs. Mann was a two-year
resident of Forest Hill.
She was preceded in death by
her husband, Granville Mann in
1954.
Other survivors include a
brother, Paul W. Mann of Hill-
dale; four grandeblldren and
four great - grandchildren.
Services were held Sunday
February 12 at 2 p.m. at the
Broyles Funeral Home chapel
in Peterstown with the Rev.
Fred Howdoek officiating. Bur.
ial followed in the Swope Ceme-
tery at Lindaido.
Pallbearers were Venm
Mann, Roger Riehmmui, Will.
Jam Kirklmm, Danny and Th.
eodore Atwell and Paul Burks.
ATTENTION DISABLED
VETERAN8
Any dibbled veteran or fam-
ily of disabled veterans who'
needs help in filing claims call
,4e6 - 2294.
PSC Provides Information On Senior Center Activities At
Reducing Telephone Dills Pence Springs Released
According to a recent Public Service Commission Residential At~IVITl~'~ A~ ,ru~- DL'~r,~" Thursdays :- Pence Springs curtain making projects Ev-
DODD NOV. 1970 and a son, Thomas Consumer lnformation bulletin, if you now subscribe to l- party ( S'P~I~iNG~S~NIORCEN'T~E'R"~ Centeropen 10: .00a.m. till3:00 ,eryone welcome. " "
Dorothy A. Dodd, 82, 206 Dodd. private line) telephone service from C and P Telephone Company p.m Covered dish lunch, m- Fridays-Center aimed.
Maple St., died Saturday Feb- Survivors include two sons, at the flat rate ( unlimited local calling with no additional Mondays Center rl,~ door flea market, quilting and
rusty U in a Charleston hea- Robert O. Dodd Jr. of All. charges), you may be able to lower your monthly telephone bill Tuesda~ s" Nu" ":"--~""
pital after a long illness, nn~ Ga and Charles Dodd of for local service significantly by switching to service which has: ram " y-~" " -~ u~uon t'rog~
~'n June 27,1901, shewuaGt-~ensb()ro, N C;fourgrand- -e"" "~ mncna~xz:eenoon.~an [[ ............ ~
daughter of the late Charles children and s~ ~r~.at- grand- mmg - Bases pnems.. ....... site manager Jeannie Ward at ,
~ummers t;oumy restaenm are provlded the following ~ . 47~n ne I~.,~1|~ 14,,,~
and Cynthia Harrah Anderlum. children"" - inf ................... " For The
.... ormatton so they ean determine how much they might save by ohries at 445 2659 to find out if
Mrs. Dedd was a member of Services ~ be.Tuesday p,t ~ using wage based pricing ~" ". [,
the Central Baptist Church and rim. at the E M Meadows MN " the lunch w|ll be served at [ .'BEST I
- .... O THLY RESIDENCE RATES ( for service only - does not "/'alcott Fire Dermrtment m- ~t
a member of the Order of the Fmleral Home in Hinton with include a telephone) p :-~'~'" ~'~ "" ""
the once Spr,.t;~ ~,,Ler.
'Eastern Star. Dr. Robert Kenton officiating. RATEGROUP Wednesdays- C,ter ~I,ed, {
She was preceded in death by Burial followed in the Rest-
herhusband, Robert O. Dodd in wood Memorial Gardens. l-party 1 party 2 party 4 party
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• FlatRate Usage-Based.icing Flatyate' FlatRat, ............ " , 3atelHte
FrQm Page One . A sxx.26 s .26 u.o2 so. o
Indepefident Basketball (message rate) _ _._,[~~
Note: Rates may be higher outside the city of Hinton..~tart~ frmv , __~~~. Antenna i
The bulletin goes on to say that when you have usage based ........... . -" Systems
Message Rate 2 service, you will be charged for each completed ]
faced a I0 point deficit at loose 2 one defenses to stay out local call you make ( in mmost instances, a local call is a call J~ That 0 |~"/
intermislflon, 47-37. of foul trouble, sad neither whiehdoesnotrequlreyoutodiala'T'first).For Message Rate lqIt lll~ Itltt ~ / I" ~K'I ~ C
T. V. Mart made a run atteam was able to locate a 2 service, the charge is7 per cent per local call reg- I / : heck
Moose early in the 2rid half, player who could consistantly
wring the fast break to pull shoot o,v_er the zone. ardiess of when it is made or how long you talk. ' ..... I "
within a basket at 53- 51. Moose Rudi s pulled out to a 4 point Another form of usage based pricing called" Measured Rate" H0| U0~ [De
pulled out to a 4 point lead afler lead at the S:4S mark in the 2ud is available in other areas of the state but not in the 4ee dialins -- I T.V. Electronics M
art
that and T. V. Mart never got half, and, when Nimitz lost area. Movie Ratal R
Another usaged based option, Message 1, would cost $5.78 base
closer. During this key stretch possession after a missed shot, rate for the first 45 calls ( in Hinton area, additional charge in
Ballengee and Jackie Scott Rudi's elected to freeze the
outlying area) and 7 cents for each additional call.
made key shots under pre- ball. The stratnsey was sound, There is a one-time charge of $13.OO for changing from fiat - rate
ssure to foil T. V. Mart's but the exceution was lacking, service to Message Rate service ( and vice versa).
comeback attempt. The leadas they turned the ball over
gradually went from 4 back out twice in a row without a shot Another way to reduce your monthly telephone bill if you have
one-party fiat-rate service is to lower your grade of service, for
to 10and stayed there until near being attempted. Fortunately example, by going from one-party service to four-party service,
the conclusion of the contest for Rudl's, Nimitz was able
when T. V. Mart attempted to onl~ to cut the lead to 2. After however, usage-based-pricing services are available only on"
gamble on defense and lost that, Rudi's started looking to one-party lines. There is a one-time charge of $13.00 for lowering
ground at the foul line 2ud to the basket and the result was a your grade of service.
layups. Chubby Ford layup and a Alan Another way of lowering your monthly telephone bill is by
Moose was led by the trio of Gunnee baseline jumper. With owning your telephone rather than renting it from AT&T (
AT&T's cheapest telephone rents for $1.50 per month.) You may
Gore with 27, Ballensee with 22, the led out to 6, and time fading, purchase any telephone which you presently rent from AT&T by
and WiUey with 21. T. V. Mart Nimitz was forced to foul quick-
was paced by Rushion Colin ly. Ardre Mann made 3 of 4 foul callinstoli-free: l - Soo- 55S-Slll or you may purchase telephones
from stores which sell them. If you own your telephone, you are
with 35, Bill Keaten with 19, and shots to help preserve the viet- responsible for maintaining and repairing it and if you call C & P
Theron Huifman with 10. ory. to report a service problem which turns out to be due to
The second game was tight Rudt's scoring was led by malfuction or misoperation of your telephone, you may be liable
from start to finish as neith- Gunnoe with 17. Mann added 16
for a $43.05 charge to cover the expense to C & P of determining
er team could build a tenea- and Ford, 14. Nimitz Auto was that their equipment was not at fault.
ble lead. The game was mar- . paced by Eddie Bower with 16, For further information, consumers are asked to call your local
ked by a shortage of man- and Dick Gunnee and EugeneC&P business office or contact Dannie Walker at the Public
power. Nimitz played through- Patrick with 15 apiece. Service Commission ( in Charleston) by calling 1-1R)0-642- 8544 (
out with only 5 players while Opening up this Saturday toll-frec) or 348 - 2171.
Rudi's started with O ouly to nights action is Rudi's and
finish with 5 after Ted Johnson Moose, to be followed by T. V.
was disqualified with 5 per- Mart vs. F. N. B.
sonals. Beth teams had to play
WOMAN'S CLUB RATE HEARING training session for office work-
H you plan on attending the C & P Telephone rate hear- ere at the VINES office on
Woman's Club Convention at ins to be held at Raleigh Thursday, February 16, 19~at
the Greenbrier March 15 - 17 County Courthouse on Febrn- 10:OO A.M.
please contact your President, ary t6th at 2:00 P.M. and 7.30 Anyone interested in working
'Betty Basham, so she can ,P.M.
designate voting delegates, at the VINES office is invited to
HOMEMAKERS CLUB
The Hinton Homemakers
Club will meet Monday, Feb-
ruary 20th at 1:00 in the Ware
Hall of the Episcopal Church.
Advance registration is to be
mailed by March 1, 1984, at the
fee is $10.00. If you register at
the desk the fee will be $12.00.
VINES
attend. For more information The lesson " Choosing A
those interested may contact Nursing Home" will be
Doris Cobb at 466 - 2500. presented by Ms. Garten.
All members are urged to
attend.
VOLUNTEER TRAINING
There will be a volunteer
e
UNIVERSITY WOMEN
The Hinton Branch of the
American Association of Univ-
ersity Women will meet Mon-
day night, February 20, at 7:00
at the home of Patricia Stack-
liB. The program, " Financial
Planning for Women", will be
presented by Monte McKenzie.
All members are invited.
RETIRED EMPLOYEES
The Summers County Assoc-
iation of Retired School Em-
ployees will meet Saturday,
February 18, at 10:00 A.M. in
the Board of Education Con-
ference Room.
The program will be arrang-
ed by the Informative and
Protective Services Committee
and the Legislative Committee.
All members are urged to
attend.
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