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Tues. Feb. 20, 1990 Hinton News - 3
NORMAN 1". BENNETT
Mrs. Norms T. Bennett, 67, died
Men. Feb. 12, at a Rainelle Medical
center following a long illness.
Bern May 20, 1922, at Jumping
Branch, she was the daughter of
the late Overton and Bessie Harvey
Russell.
~ Mrs. Bennett was a homemaker
- and a member of the Quinwood
i!;~:, Baptist Church.
~ She was preceded in death by
• • her husband, Herbert Carl Bennett
in 1981.
Survivors include three daugh-
ters, Lettie Crisp ofManheim, Pa.,
Fredia Hanna of Columbus, Ohio
and Linda Bennett of Quinwood;
eight sons, Danny Bennett of Dun-
bar, Eddie Bennett of Hopewell,
Va., Rodney and Bobby Bennett,
both of Bridgewater, Va., Jimmy
Bennett of Rainelle and Teddy,
Steve and Larry Bennett, all of
Quinwood; eight sisters, Hezzie
Crawford and Dicyce Miller, both of
Hinton, Amanda Allen and Icyce,
both of California, Juanita Mize of
Meadow Bridge, Patricia Whittaker
of Quinwood, Hilda Pritt of Colo-
rado and Louise Smith of Colum-
bus, Ohio; two brothers, Howard
Russell of White Oak and Arnold
Russell of Rainelle; 22 grandchil-
dren, and three great-grandchil-
dren. ~
r~oervices were held Fri. Feb. 16 at
2 p.m. at the Quinwood Baptist
Church with the Revs. Troy George
and Houston Boothe officiating.
Burial followed in the Wallace
Memorial Cometeryat Clintonville.
The body was at the Wallace and
• Wallace Funeral Home in Rainelle
and at the church one hour prior to
the services.
MYRTLE IVY BIARS
Mrs. Myrtle Ivy Biars, 98, for-
merly of Powleys Creek, died Sat.
• 'Feb. 10, at a Marlinton hospital
following a long illness.
Born Oct. 18, 1891, at Raleigh
County, she was the daughter of
the late Landford and Millicent
Bragg.
She was preceded in death by
her husband, August Biars, Oct.
16, 1971.
Survivors include three sons,
Fred and Edward Biars, both of
Hinton and Groper Biars of Asbury;
two daughters, Mary Warren of
• Martinsburg and Thelma Bennett'
i of Pineyview; 24 grandchildren and
16 great-grandchildren.
Services were held Tues. Feb. 13
Frank Jones offidating. Burial fol-
lowed in the family cemetery at
Blue Sulphur Springs.
The body was at the Smathers
Funeral Home in Rainalle and at
the church one hour prior to the
services.
CLARA 8. GRIMMETr
Mrs. Clara Shanklin Grimmett,
93, formerly of Hinton, died Wed.
Feb. 14 at a Moutrie, Cm., carecenter
following a long illness.
Born Nov. 6, 1896, in West Vir-
ginia, she was the daughter of the
late Lenidas and Betty Meadows
Shanklin.
Mrs. Grimmett had lived moat of
her life in Hinton and was a mem-
ber of the First Baptist Church of
Hinton.
Survivors include two rune,
Ashby Grimmett of Montrie and
George Grimmett of Charleston;
seven grandchildren; nine great-
grandchildren, and one great.greats
grandchild.
Services were held Sat. Feb. 17
at 2 p.m. at the Ronald Meadows
Funeral Parlors Chapel in Hinton
with the Rev. D.D. Elwell officiat-
ing. Burial followedinthe Restwood
Memorial Gardens at Hinton.
CHARLES E. HARDY, gR.
Charles Everette Hardy, Sr., 63,
of Route 2, Fayetteville, W.Va., died
Wed. Feb. 14, in an Oak Hill hmpi-
tal following a short illness.
Born March 21, 1926, at An~l,
he was the son of the late French
Carl and Opal Hizer Hardy.
Mr. Hardy was a retired crane
operator from Elkem Metalsat Alloy
and attended the Salem Road l~Yee-
will Baptist Church and was aWorld
War II U. S. Army veteran.
Survivors include hie wife, Hat-
tie Skaggs Hardy; two sons, Rev.
Charles E. Hardy Jr. and Carl G.
Hardy, beth of Fayette~lle; 'six
daughters, Darlene Masters of Fort
Jackson, S.C., DellaGriffithofBelle,
Dens Lane of Victor and Dtmka,
Santa and Crystal Hardy, all at
home; three brothers, James Gor-
don Hardy of Nimitz, Vernon Hardy
of Oak Hill and Reginald Hardy of
Beckley; five sisters, Lorena Hardy
of Beckley, Virginia Jarvis of
Scarbro, Hazel Johnson and Macie
Pridomore, both of Anted and
Debbie Moore of Oak Hill; 10 grand-
children.
Servi s were Fri. F,l 26at
11 a.m. at the Dodd-Payne*Hees
Funeral Home Chapel in Fayattev-
FORD
MERCURY~_
at 11 a.m. at the E.M. Meadows*ille with the Rev. Charles E. Hardy
r Funeral Home Chapel in Hinton Jr. of Fayetteville and Rev. Arthur
with the Rev. Robert Moore officiat- Dangerfield of Oak Hill officiating.
ing. Burial followed in the Valley Burial followed in the Restlawn
r View Cemetery at Powleys Creek.Memorial Gardens at Victor.
r : Grandsons served as pallbear-
..~ ers. MAUDE S, JACKSON
f Mrs. Maude Smith Jackson, 98,
r . LUCIIJ~ M. BIRD of 115 Westline Drive,
i" Mrs. Lucille M. Bird, 64, died Beckley,formerly of Hinton, died
Tues. Feb. 13, at 4 p.m., in a Beck-
Sun. Feb. 11 at a Daniels care cen- ley hospital following a long illnem.
r ter~llowing a long illness. Born Sept. 25, 1891, in Arm-
Born Dec. 16, 1925 at Hinton, strong County, Pa., she was the
i" " she was the daughter of the late daughter of the late Joseph Miller
~" George W. and Julia Bryant Smith. and Jennie L. Slagsl Smith.
. Mrs. Bird was a homemaker, aMrs. Jacksonwasa40-yearrosi-
t" lifelong resident of Summers dent of Hinton and a 13-year resi-
n, .... Cbunty and wasofthe Baptist faith, dent of Beckley and was a member
She was preceded in death by ofthe Hinton First United Method-
~" her husband, Don M. Bird, Oct.ist Church.
~, 1976. She was preceded in death by
Survivors include two sons, 'her husband, Henry Edward
~f Wesley Bird of Newport News, Vs., Jackson on July 19,1953;flvebroth-
~, ,.i and Jimmy Bird ofMecksville, N.C.; ers and seven sisters.
. five daughters, Carol May of Indi- Survivors include a son, William
~" .anapolis, Ind., Donna Meador of Miller Jackson of Oak Hill; two
True, Joann Caleb of Columbus,daughters, Mrs. Henry (Charlotte)
i Ohio, Nancy Serogham of Hinton Graves of Manamms, Vs., andMrs.
~" : and Martha Conner of Nimitz; a E. IL (Thelda) Weeks of Beckley,
: brother, John E. Smith of Shady
~f ' Spring;, a sister, Georgia Gillen of with whom she resided; four grand-
~f , Hillard, Ohio, and nine grandchil- children; five great-grandchildren,
• dren. and two great-great-grandchildren.
~" Services were held Wed. Feb. 14 Services wereheldFri.Feb. 18at
1 p.m. at the Ronald Meadows
"at 1 p.m. at the Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlon Chapel in Hinton
Funeral Parlors Chapel in Hinton with the Rev. Gerald Ikemon offici-
O" with the Rev. Bruce Creswell offici-
al , sting. Burial followed in the High- ating. Burial followedin the Green-
land Memorial Park at Oak Hill. brier Burial Park at Hinton.
~f The body was at the Ronald The body was at the Romtld
, Meadows Funeral Parlors in Hin- Meadows Funeral Parlors in Hin-
ton. . ton.
~" FOREST E. BRYANT BARBARA B. MINGO
~f : Forest E. Bryant, 78,died Tues. Mrs. Barbara Baldwin Mingo,
• Feb. 13 in a Fairlea care center 65, died Sun. Feb.18,12:30 a-m., at
~i" following a long illness, a Summers County hospital follow-
~ Born Nov. 3, 1911, at Blue ingalongillneu.
. Sulphur Springs, he was the son of Bern May 14,1924, at Paris, KY,
"the late Will and Mary Tincher she was the daughter ofthe late B.
Bryant. Vail Baldwin and the late Carolyn
Mr. Bryant was a timberman, Wilmoth Baldwin.
~r ' t"armer andamemberofthe Church Mrs. Mingo was a lifelong r~i-
~f of God at Blue Sulphur Springs. dent of Hinton, a member of the
". 4~urvivors include five sons, ProsbyterianChurchatHinton, and
,Donald Bryant of Warrenton, Vm, was former owner and operator of
"Harvey Bryant of Leesburg, Vs., Carolyn's Inc. in B]uefleld.
Marion Bryant at Meadow BluffSurvivors include her hudmnd,
. and Delbert and Forest Bryant Jr., Dr. Forrest M. Mingo of Hinton;
;bothofAlderson;twobrothers, Cecil two daughters, Carolyn Mingo of
~f Bryant of Marmet and Carlos Statesville, N.C., and Pamela
~, Bryant ofHinton; 11 grandchildren, Mingo-Sain of Kenneeaw, Ca., and
and five stepgrandchildren, and a sister, Mary Lou Keyes of Ply-
eight great-grandchildren, mouth, N.C.
~f • Services were held Fri. Feb. 16 at The body is at the Ronald Mead"
2 p.m. at the Church of God at Blue
"Sulphur Springs with the Rev.
ows Funeral
Parlor in I-Iinton.
HOMER L, MOORE
Col. Homer L. (Tiny) Moore, 74,
formerly of Pence Springs, died
Tues. Feb. 13, at a Washington,
D.C. hospital following a long ill-
ne~m.
Barn Oct. 12, 1915, at Ellenboro,
he was the son of the late Andrew
H. and Beatrice Curry Moore.
Mr. Moore was retired from the
United States Air Force with 30
years of service, a World War II Air
Force Veteran, a graduate from
Glenville State College, a mason,
and was of the Methodist faith.
He was preceded in death by his
wife, Beverly Jean Moore of Hin-
ton.
Survivors include a son, Major
Terry Moore of the United States
Marine Corp., formerly of Glenville;
two daughters, Colleen McPherson
of Alexandria, Vs., and Dr. Erin L.
Moore of Fairfax, Vs.; three sisters,
Madeline Wells of Parkersburg,
Dorothy West of Oak Ridge, Tenn.,
and Nina Emmons of Binghamton,
N.Y., and six grandchildren.
Services were held Fri. Feb~ 17 at
Arlington, Vs. Burial followed on
Wed. at 9 a.m. at the Arlington
National Cemetery with full mili-
tary honors.
Arrangements were by the
Murphy Funeral Home in Arling-
ton, Va.
HOLLEY A~
Holley ,~ Pleasant, 88, died Tues.
Feb. 13, at 10:15 ram., in aHinton
hospital following a long illness.
Born May 10, 1901, in Summers
County, he was the son of the late
Robert Pleasant and Minerva Smith
Pleasant Mann Pack.
Mr. Pleasant was a lifelong resi-
dent of Summers County, was a
member of the International Broth-
erhood of Firemen and Oilers, was
a retired employee of the C&O
Railway Company, having retired
in 1969 and was a member of the
Mt.Carmel Methodist Church at
Ballard.
He was preceded in death by his
wife, Bobbi Willie Pleasant on Feb.
8, 1984.
Survivors include a daughter,
Pansey Anderson of Kentucky, a
sister, Salethiel Mann, of Hinton,
and a niece, whom he reared, Bar-
bara White, of Charleston.
Services were held Fri. Feb. 16 at
11 a.m. at the Ronald Meadows
Funeral Parlors Chapel in Hinton
with the Rev. C. E. Via officiating.
Burial followed in the Mt. Carmel
Cemetery at Ballard.
MELTON WYKLE
Melton Wykle, 86, of 495 Stokes
Drive, died Men. Feb. 12 at his
home following a long illness.
Mr. Wykle was born March 1,
1903.
He was a retired farm worker in
Monroe County.
He was preceded in death by his
wife, Mary Fleshman Wykle on Oct.
1, 1986.
There are no immediate survi.
verb.
The body was cremated.
Burial will be held at a later date
in the Mt. Herman Church Ceme-
tery at Sarton.
The E. M. Meadows Funeral
Home in Hinton is in charge of the
arrangements.
NORA E. YOUNG
Mrs. Nora Elizabeth Young, 81,
of 205 Miller Ave., died Wed. Feb.
14 in a Hinton hospital following a
long illness.
Born Oct. 16, 1908, at Lowell,
she was the daughter of the late
William I and Mary Frances Mead-
ows Carden.
Mrs. Young was a member of the
First Baptist Church of Hinton.
Mrs. Young was preceded in
death by her husband, James Lo-
ran Young on Oct. 31, 1986 and a
daughter, Mary Ellen Young in
1941.
Survivors include a daughter,
Elizabeth Wilson of Princeton; a
sister, Anna Stanley of Hurricane,
and one grandchild.
Services were held Sat. Feb. 17
at 11 a.m. at the E. M. Meadows
Funeral Home in H.inton with the
Rev. D. D. Elwell officiating. Burial
followed in the Woodson-Ferrell
Cemetery at Forest Hill.
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