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i PETIT JURY
MAY TERM 1979
Bluestone River District
oris Dillon, 201 Main St.,
ton, WV; Clifford Ratlfff,
ton, WV; Daniel C. Wash-
.mn, Resevoir St., Hinton,
'; Christine S. Lilly, 3051/
mple St., Hinton, WV; James
ly, Lerona, WV; Edward
, Jr., 116 Park Ave., Hin-
n, WV; Mildred Scott, Jump-
Branch, WV; Ronald Cobb,
, raifz, WV; Anna Louise
:aram, 217 z/z 4th Ave., Hin-
m, WV; Dorothy Lambert, 113
ple St., Hinton, WV; Paul-
Grimmett, 107% Temple St.,
,inton, WV.
Greenbrler River District
a'ma O. Boyd, Alderson,
.aV; Frederick Elmore, 310
ple St., Hinton, WV; John H.
vatts, 148 Pleasant St., Hin-
i!n, WV; Cora L. Fix, Forest
liPs,/V; Betty Ashley, 1014
rter Drive, Hinton, WV;
velyh Wood, Bellepoint, WV;
'val L. Buckland, Rt. 1, Hin-
1, WV; Donna Topping, 400
lson St., Hinton; Robert R.
Sham, 204 Rose St., Hin-
!, WV; Myrtle C. Parker, 201
,in st., Hinton, WV; Melvin
n, Rt. 7, Alderson, WV;
h e .
Gwmn, Rt. il, Hinton, WV;
iold Rudisill, Barger
ings, WV;
i New River District
ui Blankenshlp, Box 355,
!on, WV; Lionel A. Dick,
!Rt., Hinton, WV; Jay Tay:
Box 246, Hinton, WV; Lewis
, Meadow Bridge, WV;
ge Weichelt, ERon, WV;
W. Smith, Meadow Creek,
Jacqueline Lindsay, 201
e., Hinton, WV; Spergeon
w inn, Lockbridge, WV;
/ Springs, John of Elizabeth,,
/ N.J., and Kyle of Orient Hill;
four sisters, Mrs. Vivian Lane
of Jacksonville, Fla., Mrs.
Laura Velle Green of Tams,
Mr.s Effie Ratcliff of Radford,
Va,, and Mrs. Darlene CIick of
Jonesboro, Tenn., and step-
mother, Mrs. America Brown-
ing Brewster of Ballard.
Pallbearers were Reggie
Bales, Ralph Mann, Oris Davis,
CR. Ellison, bonnie Lane and
faul Burks.
/" ' ADKINSINFANT
Graveside rites for HoWard
rStokes. Adkins, infant son :of
Jerry W. Gwinn, Box 68, Send-
stone, WV; John E. Ames,
Green Sulphur Springs, WV;
Patricia Bowles, Green Sulphur
Springs, WV; William L. Dun-
can, Green Sulphur Springs,
WV; Geneva Hicks, Elton, WV;
Bertie Belcher, Hix Rt., Send-
stone, WV; James C. Harris,
Elton, WV; Walter J. Smith,
Meadow Creek, WV.
MAY TERM
GRAND JURY 1979
Greenbrler River District
Thomas E. Ball, Bellepoint,
WV; William Coffman, Green-
brier Drive, Hinton, WV; Jos-
eph Musial, Rt. 1, Hinton, WV;
Mary R. Wallace, 168 Pleasant
St., Hinton, WV; Herbert
Groves, 109 Miller Ave., Hin-
ton, WV; Alternates': Gilbert
W. Conner, 628 Greenbrier Dr.,
Hinton, WV; Walter Smith, For-
"est Hill, WV.
Bluestone River District
Paul York, Box 34 A, Pipe-
stem, WV; Claude Maddy, Jam-
es St., Hinton, WV; Daniel
Harmon, 218 Summers St., Hin-
ton, WV; Royal Redden, Nim-
itz, WV; Dexter Deeds Hill,
Jumping Branch, WV;
Alternates: Warren 'R. ,Mc-,
Hugh, Pluto Rt., Box 32 C,
Hinton, WV; Hattie Spangler,
Box 23, True, WV.
New River District
Elmer Kelley, Meadow
Creek, WV; Ruby Hart, Mead-
ow Creek, WV; Gary Wheeler,
Elk Knob Rd., Hinton, WV;
Evelyn Irene Grimmett, Ramp,
WV; Harold Meeks, Hinton,
WV; Donald Harem, 1402 Tem-
ple St., Hinton, WV; Alternat-
es: David Quisenberry, Ball-
engee St., Hinton, WV; Van
Trail, Hinton, WV.
H INTON
inmate
Found Dead
An inmate at the Summers
County jail was found dead in
his cell Monday morning about
7am.
Johnny Simmons of Jumping
Branch apparently hanged him-
self with his bootlaces. Trooper
A.W. Maddy of the Hinton
Detachment of the West
Virginia State Police lodged
Simmons shortly after 8 pm
Sunday evening. Simmons had
driven a motorcycle into Lake
Bluestone on Sunday afternoon
according to Maddy.
Sheriff Bob J. Maddy said
that details were still sketchy
at presstime, but that the jailor
probably checked the prisoners
about 3:30 am. Trooper B.W.
Twyman assisted inthe investi-
gation.
Available
Hinton City Councilman Stuart
Oxley, Chairman of the City's
Housing Committee, announced
at last week's city council meet-
ing that the Rehabilation Pro-
gram is well underway. Oxley
said that about $250,000 has
been made available through
HUD and Region I for use in re-
habilitating existing housing in
the city and work has already
begun on four homes under the
program. He said the city hopes
to work on about twenty homes
under the project He said a
maximum loan of $10,000 is
available to each applicant and
the remainder will probably.be
used up in administrative costs.
Anyone interested in the pro-
gram should inquire at City Hall
NEWS
Continuing the Hinton Daily News
'Homd of Lake Bluestone'
Hinton, West V00rginia, Tuesday ApriT3, 1979
1 Dead, 2 Injured Saturday
• The arrow shows the approxi-
mate path taken by,the vehicle
in which Dana Cales: was killed
Saturday morning, iScars from
Oxley said the 17th A re. project
is not a city projedt and that
the impact can be seen where
the line is broken• The truck
came to rest just beyond the
left-hand edge of the photo.
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and they will be told if they can construction will not iegin there
qualify, until next ! year.
15 cent,
Area Obituaries
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WIITMAN Mitchell Edwin and Patricia ity Church at Pence springs. Mr. Deaver was a rei(ired em-
. Mar Dixon Whitman, Ann Bragg, were held at 2 p.m. She was preceded in death by ployee of the Hintolh Builders
f GreatlFalls, Mont., died Thursday in the Hill Top Cem- her husband, William Grant in Supply Co. retiring i(t 1975, and
,aesday in a Great Falls etery with the Rev. Woodrow 1948 and two sons, Fred in 1970 a member of the Riverview
Ral after a long illness. Ramsey of Page officiating, and Ralph in 1974. Chapel in Hinton
!s. ,Whitman was a native of The infant died in a Beckley Survivors include three sons, Survivors include!, his wife,
roe County. hospital at 9 p.m. Tuesday. Howard Shelton of Citrus Noami Deaver, one sn, James
, husband, William ROy Other survivors include one Heights, Calif.; Forrest and H. Dearer of Rfchnond, Vs.,
man, died Nov. 1, 1071. brother, Mitchell Lee, at home; " Melvin Shelton both of Alderson three daughters, MRS;. Patricia
rvivors include one daugh- paternal grandparents, Zane and Mrs. Ruth Spurill of Spring- Taylor and Mrs. Virginia Sears,
i Mrs. Jeanne Prodell of Adkins of Hinton and mrs. Mary field,,Va.; one sister, Mrs. Eva both of Hinton and !Mrs. Bar-
it Falls, and two grand- Edith Watts of Fayetteville, and Mitchell of Alderson; 17 grand- 'bara Shaffer of Sandton, 'Ca.;
lren. maternal grandparents, Mr. children and 19 great- grand- one sister, Mrs. Do'othy Ad-
!e body is at the Lobban and Mrs. Howard Stokes Bragg children, kins of Hinton; nie grand-
.'ral Home in Alderson. of Glen Jean: Services Were held Mondayat, children and one grht- grand-
' Tyree Funeral Home chapel 2 p.m. at the Lobban Funeral child.
', BREWSTEI in Oak Hill was in charge of Home Chapel at Alderson with Services were held NIonday at
l-/lees for Mr. Lewis S. arranggements, the Revs. L.A. Garten and 2 p.m. at t e Ronald Meadows
Aster, 65, were held at 2 Eddie Howdock officiating. Funeral Parlors in Hinton with
. Saturday in the Broyles GILES Burial followed in the End of the Harry Pilkington iV, charge.
ral Chapel in Peterstown Services for Mrs. Katie Giles, Trail Cemetery at Clintonville. Burial followed in tl Hilltop
Elders Henry Lane and 76, of Norfolk, Va., formerly of Cemetery at Hinton.
Mullens officiating. Bur- Quinnimont and Mullens were
followed in the Orchard held at 3 p.m. Friday in the H.D. CALES GOINS
etery near Ballard. Oliver Funeral Home in Nor- Dana R. Cales, 19, of Hill- Sam Goins, 74, of F 1, Box
:r. Brewster died Wednes- fork. Burial followed in a Nor- dale, was killed in an auto- 43, Fayetteville, died 'riday at
at the home of a brother, folk cemetery, mobile, accident early Saturday 11:45 a.m. at home a heart
;d Brewster of Red Sulphur Mrs. Giles died at 3 p.m. morning near Talcott. attack.
'ings, after a short illness. Tuesday in a Norfolk hospital Born March 2, 1960 in Sum- Born at Backus 1 fountain,
3orn July 3, 1913, in Red after a long illness, mers County, he was a son of August 18, 1904, he wa: a son of
[phur Springs, he was a son Born May 30, 1902, at Big "Q', Robert S. and Peggy Mann the late Samuel Go s and
! Frank Brewster Of Ballard Fayette County, she was a Cales of War Ridge. Bertha Fox Goins.
idthe late Rosie Sexton Brew- daughter of the late James Mr. Cales was a lifelong Mr. Goins was a rel red min-
Sencton Anderson and Maudie resident of Hilldale and grad- er, having worked fo/the New
A resident of the Red Sul- River Coal Companyl at Loch-
Hatless. uated from Talcott High School gelly and a meml r of the
hut Springs area most of his Her husband , Aubrey T. in 1978.
Mr. Brewster was a for- Giles, died in 1965. Survivors in addition to hfs UMWA.
coal miner having been Survivors include two sons, parents, .include two sisters, Survivors include sis wife,
in the Wyoming Co- William T. of Hinton and Aub- Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
mines and was a timber- rey T. of Norfolk; two dau-
and carpenter, ghters, Barbara and Jessica,
His son, Larry Brewster, who both at home;six brothers,
vas serving in the Navy died in Elmer of Hinton, Delmer Of
/the Vietnam War. Norfolk, Lester of Oak Hill,
Other survivors include three Lacy and Hersey both of Bec-
Fred of Red Sulphur kley, and Emery Anderson of
Red Star; two sisters, Juanita
Short
Course Here,
Area homeowners are invited
to participate in a four-session
Landscape Short Course to be
held in the Memorial Building in
Hinton on the last four Monday
evenings of April.
The short course, which be-
gins at 7:30 p.m. on April 9, is
jointly sponsored by the West
Virginia University Extension
Service and the Bluestone Lake
Garden Club in Hinton. The
sessions are open to the public
without charge.
The topic for the first session,
scheduled for April 9, is Land-
scape Designs and Plant Mat-
erials. The speaker will be
Clifford W. Collier, Jr., Exten-
sion Specialist, Landscape
Architecture, WVU.
The other sessions will begin
at 7:30 p.m. on the next three
consecutive Monday evenings
as follows:
April 16, Planting and Main-
taining Ornamental Plants and
Lawns. SlSeaker, James E.
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"Neta" Bragg of Hinton and
Mable Bond of Beckley; four
grandchildren and one great-
grandchild.
SHELTON
Mrs. Margaret Jarette Shel-
ton, 87, of Alderson died Fri-
day at 3:45 p.m. at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Ruth Spurill
of Springfield, Va.
Born in Greenbrier County in
1891, she was a daughter of the
late William and Malinda Jeff-
ers Mitchell.
Mrs. Shelton was a member
dthe Pence Springs Commun-
The driver and both passengers its top near the mouth of Great Bend Turn
were thrown from the truck before it landed on
Wreck Site
Nearly Invisible
Five hundred and forty feet of
skid marks and a broken guard
rail post was the only evidence
visible from the road of a single
vehicle accident that claimed
the life of a Hilldale man. The
mishap oecured about 1:30 am
Saturday.
A pick-up truck driven
by. Jimmie Cody, 17, of Ballard,
WV plunged about two hundred
feet over an embankment and
landed near the old railroad bed
at the mouth of Great Bend
Tunnel. A passenger, Dana R.
Cales, 19, was killed instantly.
Another passenger , James
Meadows, 15, was injured.
Cody was reported in critical
condition in the intensive care
unit of Summers County
Hospital and Meadows was list-
ed in satisfactory condition.
Trooper A.W. Maddy of the
W.V. State Police Hinton
Hinton Detachment said the
vehicle was apparently tra
ing at a high rate of speed w
the driver lost control and Sl
All three youths were thr,
'from the vehicle. Maddy
that the Meadows youth cli
ed back up the embankn
and went for help• "If he ha
climbed out nobody would
discovered the wreck unt
train came along", accordin
Maddy. Trooper B.W. Twyz
assisted in the investigat
Water Festival Plans Made
The West Virginia Water
Festival held a meeting Thurs-
day, March 29 at City Hall.
Members present were: Larry
K. Meador, Jim Clark, Richard
Lawrence, Ruth Pivont, Jerry
Davis, Mildred Williams, Jim
Basham, Patty Basham, Harry
Keaton, Mecot Camara, Walter
"Stoney" Loomis and Kitrick
Durnan.
Discussion as to a schedule of
events was held. A tentative list
of events include: Fireman's
Parade, Grand Feature
Parade, Teen Dance, Log Roll-
ing Contest, Fireworks, Special
Entertainment, Arts and
Crafts, Canoe Races, Princess-
es and Queen's Coronation,
Monroe, Greenbrier Nursery.
..April 23, Care of House Oeclared
Plants. Speaker, Richard K.
Zimmerman, Extension Music Week
Specialist, Plant Sciences and
Conservation, WVU.
• .April 30, Pests of Lawn, Or-
namentals and the Home
Garden. Speaker, John F.
Baniecki, Extension Specialist,
Plant Pathology and Entomo-
logy, WVU.
Programs and activities off-
ered by the WVU Cooperative
Extension Service are available
to all persons without regard to
Deirdre Kay and Julie Anna 'ersinger
Cales both at home; paternal Goins of Fayettevill ; three race, color, or national origin.
grandmother, Mrs. Virginia sons, Curtis W. of (,ak Hill, neaccredited
Leonard and Darrelll Coins, The American Psychological
Cales of Hinton and maternal both of Cleveland, Oh|o; three Association has reaccredited
grandparentS,Lonnie Mann of Mr'Hilldale.and Mrs. daughters, Mrs. Phyis Bibb West Vrgmm' ..... Umvers|ty s psy-
Services were held Monday,, and Mrs. Janice Canterbury chology program for another
at 2 p.m. at the Mt. Pisagh both of Cleveland, £hio and five years at the highest acc-
Mrs. Allene Ash of Weiron; two reditation level.
United Methodist Church at brothers, Boacher of t Backus
Hill- The Department of Psychol-
dale with the Revg. Hubert Mountain and Robert bf Mac- ogy in the College of Arts and
Groves and Rev. SterlingMor- Arthur; three sisters, Mt's. Bes-Sciences is one of WVU's
sie MeadoWs of Shady prings,
Mrs. Luerina Hildreth Of Man-
iva, Pa., and Mrs. Mifia Saw-
yers of Backus Mountain.
Services were held MOnday at,
1 p.m. in Tyree Fuervl Home
Chapel in Oak Hill with the Rev.
Bill Memefee in charge. Bur-
ial followed in High Lawn Mem-
orial Park, Oak Hill.
gan officiating. Burial followed
• in the Keystone Cemetery near
Greenville.
DEAVER
Howard H. Deaver, 65, of 1505
Fayette St. Hinton, died Satur-
day morning of a heart att-
ack.
Born August 31, 1913, in Hin-
ton he was a son of the late
Charles A. and Dela Virignia
Fuller Deaver.
A lifelgng resident of Hinton,
Continued on page s
strongest programs, according
to Jon E. Krapfl, department
chairman.
He pointed out that a recent
national study, based on the
number of faculty articles pub-
lished in selective journals,
ranks WVU as the 31st best
graduate program in the nat-
ion:- ahead of such institutions
as Chicago, Duke, Harvard and
Princeton.
The WVU Department of Psy-
chology offers the doctoral de-
Whereas, April 2-8, 1979, has
been designated by the Music
Educators National Conference
as national Music In Our
Schools Week; and the focus of
the 1979 observance is the
theme, "Make Mine Music,"
and music is a basic influe-
nce on millions of Americas
who participate in performing
Queens Ball, "Archery Contest,
Street Fair, Water Show, Fish-
ing Competition, Marathon
Run and Band and Majorette
Competition.
The dates set for this year's
festival were set as August 30-
September 2.
Larry Meador discussed the
need for much more community
support and help for a succ-
essful Water Festival. It
hoped that more people wii
willing to help make this y
festival a success in its rebt
ing year. The next meetinl
tentatively set for Thurs¢
April 19 at 7:00 P.M. at
Hall. Groups and organizati
interested in participaitng
the street fair should hay
representative at this meet
ORDER
Stella Montis Shrine No. 9
Order of White Shrine will meet
in City Hall Thursday, install-
ation of new officers will high-
light evening. All members are
urged to attend.
LADIES
Ladies Auxiliary of the VFW
Cassey M. Jones Post 4500 will
meet Thursday, 7:30 at Post
home on Second Avenue. Elec-
tion of officers to be held. All
members are urged to attend.
WOMAN'S SOFTBALL
Anyone interesting in helping
organize Woman's Softball
teams for this summer are
and listeningexperiencesdevel- asked to get in contact with
oped through music in the' Mayor Humphreysathisoffice,
schools; and the joy and bar- the phone number is 466- 3255 or
mony of music contribute to the
quality of life in America; and
education in music develops
sensitivity, aesthetic aware-
ness, and intellectual powers
for all young people ; and Music the Methodist Educational
In Our Schools Week is a special Building. Hostess will be Miss
oppertunity for citizens to Margie Womack, Mrs. Barbara
understand and support the on- Parmer and Miss Norms Allen.
call Connie Newton at 466- 0097.
NOTICE
The Service Club will meet
Thursday April 5 at 7:30 p.m. in
call Richard Lawrence at
2480. The cost for the coml
test is $10.00.
I -
going processes of music ed-
ucation; now, therefore, be it
resolved, that I, Demetrius
Tassos, Superintendent, OCY
hereby proclaim April 2- 8, 1979,
as Music In Our Schools Week in
Summers. County.
G.E.D.
On Monday and Tuesday
evenings April 9 and April 10,
1979 from 6 to 10 P.M. the Test of
General Education Develop-
ment (G.E.D.) will be admin-
istered. The number of people
gree with specializations in ad-taking the test at any one time
ult and child clinical psychol- must be limited to20. Anyone
ogy, behavior analysis, develop= wishing to take the test in order
mental and systems psychol- to qualify for a High School
ogy. A master's degree special- Equivalency diploma should
ty in Appalachian mental health
also is offered.
MOOSE WOMEN TO MEE
The Women of the Mc
Chapter 1393 will meet Tues
April 3 at 7:30 p.m. at Mo
Hall,. This will be member
chapter night.
Committees are: Mary Rt
ford chairman, Sally V
Hallie B. Meadows, Gertr
Meadows, Elerie Porterfi
Marlene Cobb, Evelyn Kinic
Margaret Scmers, Elizat
Beasley, Karen Dotson, Mil
Arrington, Edith Coffn
Louise Ailsteck, and Mm
Meadows.
MOTORISTS
The West Virginia Dei
ment of Highways advise
orists that April 15 is the
day for using studded
tires. Use of studded tires
that date is illegal on all t
ways in the state.
Motorists traveling ac
state lines should note that
neighboring states of Ohio
Virignia also require remow
studded tires by April 15,
Action by the 1978 West
ginia Legislation extan .
studded tire removal.: m
permanetly
DELPHIC UB
The Delphi-'
will
mq
Tuesday at ) p.m. at.
Moose au; embers unat
to attend il 466. 0425 by t
day noon:
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i PETIT JURY
MAY TERM 1979
Bluestone River District
oris Dillon, 201 Main St.,
ton, WV; Clifford Ratlfff,
ton, WV; Daniel C. Wash-
.mn, Resevoir St., Hinton,
'; Christine S. Lilly, 3051/
mple St., Hinton, WV; James
ly, Lerona, WV; Edward
, Jr., 116 Park Ave., Hin-
n, WV; Mildred Scott, Jump-
Branch, WV; Ronald Cobb,
, raifz, WV; Anna Louise
:aram, 217 z/z 4th Ave., Hin-
m, WV; Dorothy Lambert, 113
ple St., Hinton, WV; Paul-
Grimmett, 107% Temple St.,
,inton, WV.
Greenbrler River District
a'ma O. Boyd, Alderson,
.aV; Frederick Elmore, 310
ple St., Hinton, WV; John H.
vatts, 148 Pleasant St., Hin-
i!n, WV; Cora L. Fix, Forest
liPs,/V; Betty Ashley, 1014
rter Drive, Hinton, WV;
velyh Wood, Bellepoint, WV;
'val L. Buckland, Rt. 1, Hin-
1, WV; Donna Topping, 400
lson St., Hinton; Robert R.
Sham, 204 Rose St., Hin-
!, WV; Myrtle C. Parker, 201
,in st., Hinton, WV; Melvin
n, Rt. 7, Alderson, WV;
h e .
Gwmn, Rt. il, Hinton, WV;
iold Rudisill, Barger
ings, WV;
i New River District
ui Blankenshlp, Box 355,
!on, WV; Lionel A. Dick,
!Rt., Hinton, WV; Jay Tay:
Box 246, Hinton, WV; Lewis
, Meadow Bridge, WV;
ge Weichelt, ERon, WV;
W. Smith, Meadow Creek,
Jacqueline Lindsay, 201
e., Hinton, WV; Spergeon
w inn, Lockbridge, WV;
/ Springs, John of Elizabeth,,
/ N.J., and Kyle of Orient Hill;
four sisters, Mrs. Vivian Lane
of Jacksonville, Fla., Mrs.
Laura Velle Green of Tams,
Mr.s Effie Ratcliff of Radford,
Va,, and Mrs. Darlene CIick of
Jonesboro, Tenn., and step-
mother, Mrs. America Brown-
ing Brewster of Ballard.
Pallbearers were Reggie
Bales, Ralph Mann, Oris Davis,
CR. Ellison, bonnie Lane and
faul Burks.
/" ' ADKINSINFANT
Graveside rites for HoWard
rStokes. Adkins, infant son :of
Jerry W. Gwinn, Box 68, Send-
stone, WV; John E. Ames,
Green Sulphur Springs, WV;
Patricia Bowles, Green Sulphur
Springs, WV; William L. Dun-
can, Green Sulphur Springs,
WV; Geneva Hicks, Elton, WV;
Bertie Belcher, Hix Rt., Send-
stone, WV; James C. Harris,
Elton, WV; Walter J. Smith,
Meadow Creek, WV.
MAY TERM
GRAND JURY 1979
Greenbrler River District
Thomas E. Ball, Bellepoint,
WV; William Coffman, Green-
brier Drive, Hinton, WV; Jos-
eph Musial, Rt. 1, Hinton, WV;
Mary R. Wallace, 168 Pleasant
St., Hinton, WV; Herbert
Groves, 109 Miller Ave., Hin-
ton, WV; Alternates': Gilbert
W. Conner, 628 Greenbrier Dr.,
Hinton, WV; Walter Smith, For-
"est Hill, WV.
Bluestone River District
Paul York, Box 34 A, Pipe-
stem, WV; Claude Maddy, Jam-
es St., Hinton, WV; Daniel
Harmon, 218 Summers St., Hin-
ton, WV; Royal Redden, Nim-
itz, WV; Dexter Deeds Hill,
Jumping Branch, WV;
Alternates: Warren 'R. ,Mc-,
Hugh, Pluto Rt., Box 32 C,
Hinton, WV; Hattie Spangler,
Box 23, True, WV.
New River District
Elmer Kelley, Meadow
Creek, WV; Ruby Hart, Mead-
ow Creek, WV; Gary Wheeler,
Elk Knob Rd., Hinton, WV;
Evelyn Irene Grimmett, Ramp,
WV; Harold Meeks, Hinton,
WV; Donald Harem, 1402 Tem-
ple St., Hinton, WV; Alternat-
es: David Quisenberry, Ball-
engee St., Hinton, WV; Van
Trail, Hinton, WV.
H INTON
inmate
Found Dead
An inmate at the Summers
County jail was found dead in
his cell Monday morning about
7am.
Johnny Simmons of Jumping
Branch apparently hanged him-
self with his bootlaces. Trooper
A.W. Maddy of the Hinton
Detachment of the West
Virginia State Police lodged
Simmons shortly after 8 pm
Sunday evening. Simmons had
driven a motorcycle into Lake
Bluestone on Sunday afternoon
according to Maddy.
Sheriff Bob J. Maddy said
that details were still sketchy
at presstime, but that the jailor
probably checked the prisoners
about 3:30 am. Trooper B.W.
Twyman assisted inthe investi-
gation.
Available
Hinton City Councilman Stuart
Oxley, Chairman of the City's
Housing Committee, announced
at last week's city council meet-
ing that the Rehabilation Pro-
gram is well underway. Oxley
said that about $250,000 has
been made available through
HUD and Region I for use in re-
habilitating existing housing in
the city and work has already
begun on four homes under the
program. He said the city hopes
to work on about twenty homes
under the project He said a
maximum loan of $10,000 is
available to each applicant and
the remainder will probably.be
used up in administrative costs.
Anyone interested in the pro-
gram should inquire at City Hall
NEWS
Continuing the Hinton Daily News
'Homd of Lake Bluestone'
Hinton, West V00rginia, Tuesday ApriT3, 1979
1 Dead, 2 Injured Saturday
• The arrow shows the approxi-
mate path taken by,the vehicle
in which Dana Cales: was killed
Saturday morning, iScars from
Oxley said the 17th A re. project
is not a city projedt and that
the impact can be seen where
the line is broken• The truck
came to rest just beyond the
left-hand edge of the photo.
0
and they will be told if they can construction will not iegin there
qualify, until next ! year.
15 cent,
Area Obituaries
i •
WIITMAN Mitchell Edwin and Patricia ity Church at Pence springs. Mr. Deaver was a rei(ired em-
. Mar Dixon Whitman, Ann Bragg, were held at 2 p.m. She was preceded in death by ployee of the Hintolh Builders
f GreatlFalls, Mont., died Thursday in the Hill Top Cem- her husband, William Grant in Supply Co. retiring i(t 1975, and
,aesday in a Great Falls etery with the Rev. Woodrow 1948 and two sons, Fred in 1970 a member of the Riverview
Ral after a long illness. Ramsey of Page officiating, and Ralph in 1974. Chapel in Hinton
!s. ,Whitman was a native of The infant died in a Beckley Survivors include three sons, Survivors include!, his wife,
roe County. hospital at 9 p.m. Tuesday. Howard Shelton of Citrus Noami Deaver, one sn, James
, husband, William ROy Other survivors include one Heights, Calif.; Forrest and H. Dearer of Rfchnond, Vs.,
man, died Nov. 1, 1071. brother, Mitchell Lee, at home; " Melvin Shelton both of Alderson three daughters, MRS;. Patricia
rvivors include one daugh- paternal grandparents, Zane and Mrs. Ruth Spurill of Spring- Taylor and Mrs. Virginia Sears,
i Mrs. Jeanne Prodell of Adkins of Hinton and mrs. Mary field,,Va.; one sister, Mrs. Eva both of Hinton and !Mrs. Bar-
it Falls, and two grand- Edith Watts of Fayetteville, and Mitchell of Alderson; 17 grand- 'bara Shaffer of Sandton, 'Ca.;
lren. maternal grandparents, Mr. children and 19 great- grand- one sister, Mrs. Do'othy Ad-
!e body is at the Lobban and Mrs. Howard Stokes Bragg children, kins of Hinton; nie grand-
.'ral Home in Alderson. of Glen Jean: Services Were held Mondayat, children and one grht- grand-
' Tyree Funeral Home chapel 2 p.m. at the Lobban Funeral child.
', BREWSTEI in Oak Hill was in charge of Home Chapel at Alderson with Services were held NIonday at
l-/lees for Mr. Lewis S. arranggements, the Revs. L.A. Garten and 2 p.m. at t e Ronald Meadows
Aster, 65, were held at 2 Eddie Howdock officiating. Funeral Parlors in Hinton with
. Saturday in the Broyles GILES Burial followed in the End of the Harry Pilkington iV, charge.
ral Chapel in Peterstown Services for Mrs. Katie Giles, Trail Cemetery at Clintonville. Burial followed in tl Hilltop
Elders Henry Lane and 76, of Norfolk, Va., formerly of Cemetery at Hinton.
Mullens officiating. Bur- Quinnimont and Mullens were
followed in the Orchard held at 3 p.m. Friday in the H.D. CALES GOINS
etery near Ballard. Oliver Funeral Home in Nor- Dana R. Cales, 19, of Hill- Sam Goins, 74, of F 1, Box
:r. Brewster died Wednes- fork. Burial followed in a Nor- dale, was killed in an auto- 43, Fayetteville, died 'riday at
at the home of a brother, folk cemetery, mobile, accident early Saturday 11:45 a.m. at home a heart
;d Brewster of Red Sulphur Mrs. Giles died at 3 p.m. morning near Talcott. attack.
'ings, after a short illness. Tuesday in a Norfolk hospital Born March 2, 1960 in Sum- Born at Backus 1 fountain,
3orn July 3, 1913, in Red after a long illness, mers County, he was a son of August 18, 1904, he wa: a son of
[phur Springs, he was a son Born May 30, 1902, at Big "Q', Robert S. and Peggy Mann the late Samuel Go s and
! Frank Brewster Of Ballard Fayette County, she was a Cales of War Ridge. Bertha Fox Goins.
idthe late Rosie Sexton Brew- daughter of the late James Mr. Cales was a lifelong Mr. Goins was a rel red min-
Sencton Anderson and Maudie resident of Hilldale and grad- er, having worked fo/the New
A resident of the Red Sul- River Coal Companyl at Loch-
Hatless. uated from Talcott High School gelly and a meml r of the
hut Springs area most of his Her husband , Aubrey T. in 1978.
Mr. Brewster was a for- Giles, died in 1965. Survivors in addition to hfs UMWA.
coal miner having been Survivors include two sons, parents, .include two sisters, Survivors include sis wife,
in the Wyoming Co- William T. of Hinton and Aub- Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
mines and was a timber- rey T. of Norfolk; two dau-
and carpenter, ghters, Barbara and Jessica,
His son, Larry Brewster, who both at home;six brothers,
vas serving in the Navy died in Elmer of Hinton, Delmer Of
/the Vietnam War. Norfolk, Lester of Oak Hill,
Other survivors include three Lacy and Hersey both of Bec-
Fred of Red Sulphur kley, and Emery Anderson of
Red Star; two sisters, Juanita
Short
Course Here,
Area homeowners are invited
to participate in a four-session
Landscape Short Course to be
held in the Memorial Building in
Hinton on the last four Monday
evenings of April.
The short course, which be-
gins at 7:30 p.m. on April 9, is
jointly sponsored by the West
Virginia University Extension
Service and the Bluestone Lake
Garden Club in Hinton. The
sessions are open to the public
without charge.
The topic for the first session,
scheduled for April 9, is Land-
scape Designs and Plant Mat-
erials. The speaker will be
Clifford W. Collier, Jr., Exten-
sion Specialist, Landscape
Architecture, WVU.
The other sessions will begin
at 7:30 p.m. on the next three
consecutive Monday evenings
as follows:
April 16, Planting and Main-
taining Ornamental Plants and
Lawns. SlSeaker, James E.
/ :i iiii! ¸
"Neta" Bragg of Hinton and
Mable Bond of Beckley; four
grandchildren and one great-
grandchild.
SHELTON
Mrs. Margaret Jarette Shel-
ton, 87, of Alderson died Fri-
day at 3:45 p.m. at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Ruth Spurill
of Springfield, Va.
Born in Greenbrier County in
1891, she was a daughter of the
late William and Malinda Jeff-
ers Mitchell.
Mrs. Shelton was a member
dthe Pence Springs Commun-
The driver and both passengers its top near the mouth of Great Bend Turn
were thrown from the truck before it landed on
Wreck Site
Nearly Invisible
Five hundred and forty feet of
skid marks and a broken guard
rail post was the only evidence
visible from the road of a single
vehicle accident that claimed
the life of a Hilldale man. The
mishap oecured about 1:30 am
Saturday.
A pick-up truck driven
by. Jimmie Cody, 17, of Ballard,
WV plunged about two hundred
feet over an embankment and
landed near the old railroad bed
at the mouth of Great Bend
Tunnel. A passenger, Dana R.
Cales, 19, was killed instantly.
Another passenger , James
Meadows, 15, was injured.
Cody was reported in critical
condition in the intensive care
unit of Summers County
Hospital and Meadows was list-
ed in satisfactory condition.
Trooper A.W. Maddy of the
W.V. State Police Hinton
Hinton Detachment said the
vehicle was apparently tra
ing at a high rate of speed w
the driver lost control and Sl
All three youths were thr,
'from the vehicle. Maddy
that the Meadows youth cli
ed back up the embankn
and went for help• "If he ha
climbed out nobody would
discovered the wreck unt
train came along", accordin
Maddy. Trooper B.W. Twyz
assisted in the investigat
Water Festival Plans Made
The West Virginia Water
Festival held a meeting Thurs-
day, March 29 at City Hall.
Members present were: Larry
K. Meador, Jim Clark, Richard
Lawrence, Ruth Pivont, Jerry
Davis, Mildred Williams, Jim
Basham, Patty Basham, Harry
Keaton, Mecot Camara, Walter
"Stoney" Loomis and Kitrick
Durnan.
Discussion as to a schedule of
events was held. A tentative list
of events include: Fireman's
Parade, Grand Feature
Parade, Teen Dance, Log Roll-
ing Contest, Fireworks, Special
Entertainment, Arts and
Crafts, Canoe Races, Princess-
es and Queen's Coronation,
Monroe, Greenbrier Nursery.
..April 23, Care of House Oeclared
Plants. Speaker, Richard K.
Zimmerman, Extension Music Week
Specialist, Plant Sciences and
Conservation, WVU.
• .April 30, Pests of Lawn, Or-
namentals and the Home
Garden. Speaker, John F.
Baniecki, Extension Specialist,
Plant Pathology and Entomo-
logy, WVU.
Programs and activities off-
ered by the WVU Cooperative
Extension Service are available
to all persons without regard to
Deirdre Kay and Julie Anna 'ersinger
Cales both at home; paternal Goins of Fayettevill ; three race, color, or national origin.
grandmother, Mrs. Virginia sons, Curtis W. of (,ak Hill, neaccredited
Leonard and Darrelll Coins, The American Psychological
Cales of Hinton and maternal both of Cleveland, Oh|o; three Association has reaccredited
grandparentS,Lonnie Mann of Mr'Hilldale.and Mrs. daughters, Mrs. Phyis Bibb West Vrgmm' ..... Umvers|ty s psy-
Services were held Monday,, and Mrs. Janice Canterbury chology program for another
at 2 p.m. at the Mt. Pisagh both of Cleveland, £hio and five years at the highest acc-
Mrs. Allene Ash of Weiron; two reditation level.
United Methodist Church at brothers, Boacher of t Backus
Hill- The Department of Psychol-
dale with the Revg. Hubert Mountain and Robert bf Mac- ogy in the College of Arts and
Groves and Rev. SterlingMor- Arthur; three sisters, Mt's. Bes-Sciences is one of WVU's
sie MeadoWs of Shady prings,
Mrs. Luerina Hildreth Of Man-
iva, Pa., and Mrs. Mifia Saw-
yers of Backus Mountain.
Services were held MOnday at,
1 p.m. in Tyree Fuervl Home
Chapel in Oak Hill with the Rev.
Bill Memefee in charge. Bur-
ial followed in High Lawn Mem-
orial Park, Oak Hill.
gan officiating. Burial followed
• in the Keystone Cemetery near
Greenville.
DEAVER
Howard H. Deaver, 65, of 1505
Fayette St. Hinton, died Satur-
day morning of a heart att-
ack.
Born August 31, 1913, in Hin-
ton he was a son of the late
Charles A. and Dela Virignia
Fuller Deaver.
A lifelgng resident of Hinton,
Continued on page s
strongest programs, according
to Jon E. Krapfl, department
chairman.
He pointed out that a recent
national study, based on the
number of faculty articles pub-
lished in selective journals,
ranks WVU as the 31st best
graduate program in the nat-
ion:- ahead of such institutions
as Chicago, Duke, Harvard and
Princeton.
The WVU Department of Psy-
chology offers the doctoral de-
Whereas, April 2-8, 1979, has
been designated by the Music
Educators National Conference
as national Music In Our
Schools Week; and the focus of
the 1979 observance is the
theme, "Make Mine Music,"
and music is a basic influe-
nce on millions of Americas
who participate in performing
Queens Ball, "Archery Contest,
Street Fair, Water Show, Fish-
ing Competition, Marathon
Run and Band and Majorette
Competition.
The dates set for this year's
festival were set as August 30-
September 2.
Larry Meador discussed the
need for much more community
support and help for a succ-
essful Water Festival. It
hoped that more people wii
willing to help make this y
festival a success in its rebt
ing year. The next meetinl
tentatively set for Thurs¢
April 19 at 7:00 P.M. at
Hall. Groups and organizati
interested in participaitng
the street fair should hay
representative at this meet
ORDER
Stella Montis Shrine No. 9
Order of White Shrine will meet
in City Hall Thursday, install-
ation of new officers will high-
light evening. All members are
urged to attend.
LADIES
Ladies Auxiliary of the VFW
Cassey M. Jones Post 4500 will
meet Thursday, 7:30 at Post
home on Second Avenue. Elec-
tion of officers to be held. All
members are urged to attend.
WOMAN'S SOFTBALL
Anyone interesting in helping
organize Woman's Softball
teams for this summer are
and listeningexperiencesdevel- asked to get in contact with
oped through music in the' Mayor Humphreysathisoffice,
schools; and the joy and bar- the phone number is 466- 3255 or
mony of music contribute to the
quality of life in America; and
education in music develops
sensitivity, aesthetic aware-
ness, and intellectual powers
for all young people ; and Music the Methodist Educational
In Our Schools Week is a special Building. Hostess will be Miss
oppertunity for citizens to Margie Womack, Mrs. Barbara
understand and support the on- Parmer and Miss Norms Allen.
call Connie Newton at 466- 0097.
NOTICE
The Service Club will meet
Thursday April 5 at 7:30 p.m. in
call Richard Lawrence at
2480. The cost for the coml
test is $10.00.
I -
going processes of music ed-
ucation; now, therefore, be it
resolved, that I, Demetrius
Tassos, Superintendent, OCY
hereby proclaim April 2- 8, 1979,
as Music In Our Schools Week in
Summers. County.
G.E.D.
On Monday and Tuesday
evenings April 9 and April 10,
1979 from 6 to 10 P.M. the Test of
General Education Develop-
ment (G.E.D.) will be admin-
istered. The number of people
gree with specializations in ad-taking the test at any one time
ult and child clinical psychol- must be limited to20. Anyone
ogy, behavior analysis, develop= wishing to take the test in order
mental and systems psychol- to qualify for a High School
ogy. A master's degree special- Equivalency diploma should
ty in Appalachian mental health
also is offered.
MOOSE WOMEN TO MEE
The Women of the Mc
Chapter 1393 will meet Tues
April 3 at 7:30 p.m. at Mo
Hall,. This will be member
chapter night.
Committees are: Mary Rt
ford chairman, Sally V
Hallie B. Meadows, Gertr
Meadows, Elerie Porterfi
Marlene Cobb, Evelyn Kinic
Margaret Scmers, Elizat
Beasley, Karen Dotson, Mil
Arrington, Edith Coffn
Louise Ailsteck, and Mm
Meadows.
MOTORISTS
The West Virginia Dei
ment of Highways advise
orists that April 15 is the
day for using studded
tires. Use of studded tires
that date is illegal on all t
ways in the state.
Motorists traveling ac
state lines should note that
neighboring states of Ohio
Virignia also require remow
studded tires by April 15,
Action by the 1978 West
ginia Legislation extan .
studded tire removal.: m
permanetly
DELPHIC UB
The Delphi-'
will
mq
Tuesday at ) p.m. at.
Moose au; embers unat
to attend il 466. 0425 by t
day noon:
i '
elume 77, No, 114
HINTON NEWS
Continuing" the Hinton Daily News
"Home of Lake Bluestone'
tIinton, West Vrglnia, Tuesday Apr'3, 1979
15 cent
I Jurists Named I Inmate
Found Dead
PET JY jetty W. Gw[, Box 68, Sand
BI MAvM 1979 $e, WV; John E. . CotyAn inmatejail wasat IhefodSmedd in
t*nem.Olst.tet C.r SI Spd.gs, wet
his 11 Monday momng ant
r Illo.. ml main St. patrieia Bowl, Gn Smph
, we; Clmd tufr, Spr=gs we" Wnam L. Pat. 7
ton, we; Darnel C Wh- G S=lph Sprit,€.s, Johy mmm of Jpi.g
to e, ' drench apartly ha.gad ram.
, o St., 14ton, WVl C.eva rooks, Ellen, we; self ,th ms homlac Trooper
Carte S. Lmy, , m=Ue Belch., mx m, Sand. A W Maddy or the mmon
plst,ranton, wv;j ,to we: Jam c rm,
by, , wvi Zdwd Elton' WV ¸ WRIJ s,mm, Detoehmt af the Wt
, Jr, n6 Pk Ave., I-Ua M., 61ek, WV Virmma Slate Pdiico odg
Smmom ehorny after 0 pm
m, we; MUdred stt, Jmp may TRM
Z'ah, WV aald Cobb
=rz, we; Anna Louise GRANVJVRV.n
O.brier my. Dlst"l
=m, 2Z7 ' 4th A.. Pan.
m, We; Ooromy mberl, ns
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ton, we.
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son st.. m,tan; Robert a.
ham. 0 Rose st., van-
• WV;MyrtleC. patker.61 Jphg Brash. WV; id thai about 125.000 has
I in St, lfioton, WV; Melvin alteat: Wa R, Me. been de avmtable though
st n, Rt 7, :dden, wv; Hugh, Pluto at, 8ox sz c, HUDandRegion[fo r einre.
ea,m ,lt,wv; moron, we; rattle Spa.glee, habilitatingexistinghoamngin
I" .Old Pm Burger B . Tr.m. WV. the city and work has already
IUvDIot EIm Kelley, Mdw program nemdtheellyhops : ' •
an1 Blankemtp, Box 355. Creek. WV; Ruby Her L Md to work on About twenty hom The aw shows tie appxi
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Jatl= IAday, =1 =: David Oulenlmrt, Ball* gramshoUldlnquiatCllyltaU s no a el y project and that
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Area OOttuartes :1
Wl4t*N M chg Edwin and patrieia ity Chuh at Pence Springs Mr. Deavwaaarlllredem -
S Mal T DIxon Whiting, AnBragg weheldatp.m. Shewasprecededindthby ploy Of the Bintah Builders
/GatlFlts. Mt died TnurylntheltllTopCem- herhushd. WtlllamGrtm SupplyComdrlngb, lLand
lday ia a Gt Fslic etery vath the Ray. Woodrow i.4aandiwoas. FredtolW0 a member of the Riveew
y of PaRe offldiathg, and ealrh in w4 Chpe n Hinton
roe tht.m m tn a Skey svvon elu m =. sultana tnol.d hs wa,
h#talatp.m. 1"aesttsy. Howard Slten of Ctt NmDer, one n, Jam
Other siv ilude e Heights, Calif: Fot ad H Denver of mnhnd, vs.,
bther, MitehellLee, atho; MelvnShe[lnbothofAldon thdaughte,Mm. Patrie[a
tal gndpants, ane andMrs. RuthSpUrtUcSpring- TaylorandM= VirgimaSears,
Adm=otHIntandm.Mary field, Va.:eatster, Mrs. gva both of I'nton and M. Bar+
Z0mW.torFayettvm,d MttehenotAIdn;17grard-'baraShafferofSantZston. Va;
ternal andtmRnts, Mr ehgdr and 1 great- grand- one sstor, Mrs. DOrOthy Ad
¢dren k= o moron: me and-
tce we held Mondayat ' children and one grt. grd-
LLal after a long tunes.
. "qlhman w a tlve of
man. Nov. 1. mn
rvlvo inelud e eatS,-
ax j FrodI of
U AU., a.d two ra.d-
+e bode at the r,obban
al rlo in Amen
Z. Iwls S.
m ld at Z
Store.day tn ms erozL
• ral at in Petenta
in me Orchard
h.tory .r Baltard
it. Brt teed Wed,'-
p at me home of a brc,
d St of R Sul
July , lS, in
iphur Springs, he w a n
Vra.X Bl or sand
resident of me d Sdi
h spangs i mt of ha
Sday evemng Simmo had
dv.n a motorcycle u,to I
Bl.tene on Sda aaa
'rhema, S B. enemi.t, eca,lng Ln Mday
WV; WUlUan OR.man, Crew.- Sheriff b J Madby said
boer Dave, moron, WV; Jos- tt ammos were aUU sketchy
e M=.t, m i. mot€n, WV; al prstime, hut that the jailor
Mar R Wllaee, t Pl.i phably eheck¢ the pren
m, mnta. WV; H't AUl 3:0 am Troper SW
Grow, t0s lner Aw, ran- manassisidinthe i.ell-
ton, WVl ternat': OIbrl a on.
W Coup, Gabd Dr,
moron, WVl Walter Smith, For-
= mu, wv Available
nlutoae mver Dtmet
patti york, BOX M A, Pipe- Rinton City Councilman St
stem, wV;Claudeddy, Jam. Oxley, C%mran of the Clty's
st., I{inton, WV; Dame[ HotngCommilt,annoced
Im,2lB.Sammgi,Hin atlaslwk,acityooetlm t-
tan, wv; Royal Redden, Nim- ing that the Rehabilalion p
t,, we; Dexl Deals rolL, gra L well undrwax uxley
1 Dead, 2 Injured Saturday
and Howard Stk= BraBg
of Gl Jn.
l ome cha] 2 pm at the n a] thud
In Oak dill W m d,rge a Hem, Chapel at dn th Sortie= were held Mo,ay a
aaemets lhe va UA. Gotten A,.d pm ,t L ,e Ro:Id meadows
ddi, Howctk omaUng Funsal Parlora in ato, m
alLS BIfoUowed+the,dorU.e I<. pkgt W. charge.
Slrarmn XatteOll. AUCemteratCI=tUe Sal fallow In t,e mUtop
Ce=eter at mnten " m. Saker. Jam E.
7. or NtOlk. Yd.. mly ot
Qimt and Mune GOIS M, Obrl Nr.
.April . C, reer lha,,
LdAtpm.rldaylnmeHD. Ct.IS Sam Odi. 74. or • t. Box pt,,, speak, mehard K
Olw p,ral Home Nor. R Cal. t. of l- +3, ryeltne, deed 'r day at Zimme, tensia,
fork. Burial mUowe n a Nor- dae. wa, led In an ,l
folk m,t. mob oa dent rLr Satu,y n: a.m at home ea hn Spoatt. Plant :l dud
ran. GI deed at S p.m emg ne raott ,ttaok.
TUeSday n murmlk it earn mah 2. l n Sm rn at Backm otain. Co.eoUo. WWJ
alter s Imlg Ul. m Coumy. e w a n af ^,t to, *OO4, he wa a n or n,mIs AI h ,am,
eomMy.t0.atmg"q'. rt S and Pgg Manu the hle Sam,l Col ,,d 'aarde,. speaker. Jn F
rosette Catty. w a Calm of War mdga. Sertha Fox Going. Siki.Exten,lo, Speallet,
ught or me Late J Mr CI w a afelong Mr. Gains w a t red mi Plant Pamoo and ntm
Saneton A,dean and MauVe dt e mlldele and grad ,r. hains worked folhe New tog. WVU.
llad, unfed +ram TalooU HI Sch®l mw Coal comvany at [h- Prms and atlvLtl ore
Her husnd. Auby T in tS? gelly and a mere of me end by ta WVU Coopative
UMWA i
Gil. aea In 1 suim m adalUon to h temionSi are arguable
Suiv Indih to s, r.., t.lude two mst, Survivo nclu wle, to ll tht ,ra t
WlUiamT. oflttonandAub- D.ll'. Kay a.d .uae Anna M.Mam=be emihger
ra, color. tfor odgm.
Goins or Sayemvn - th
r' T of Norfom; two u- Cal th At hame; ter.al
ghte, Barbara and Jlea. grandmother. Mm. virginia ns. Curtis W. of 'k Hill Reaeeredited
both at home; six broths. Cat of mnton and mater/ml Leonard and Da Coins. The America Iychotoead
Etm of ttmton, Delm of grandaunts, Mr. and M. both of Cleveland, Oh o; three Aiattoa has mazstltt
Nfolk. Lesr of Oak Bill. Londie Mann of Hllldle. dau#te. Mrs Pty ts Bbb Wt Vlrglla Ualvlty's pay-
Lacy and nerse both of sea- sel w ld Monday. and Nt. Jani Ca terbary ehoto$.y progr for atm
kley, and Emery Anen 0f at 2 pro. at the Mt Pisagil both of tie.land, la d fl y at the hlgheet a
M allelle Ah or We ;Iwo reditaBoa level.
Red sty; two sislm, Jmt Unacd Metbedist Court1 at broths, Beh ek
"Neta" Brgg of Iinton and Hill. Detttmt of peyehdi-
Mabl e Bond of Betkley: fo daL e with the Rays Huhe M afflln a ttd R el:err 4f Mac- agy in the College of Arm and
granddiMren and e great rov=andP.ev StertloSmo Arth:lllreemm.t,s m- Sdm of WVU's
grardelid g officiating Burial followed sic MOad of Shady ;prlngs, strongest prc41m, arng
Mrs Luerlna Bildreth f Man. to lea , Kapn. department
In the Keysto Cemetery nr tea, Pa, and M Ml Saw- ehalan.
SlmLZO vUte,
Mrs. Margal Jatte abel. . y of Baek Momhx He tM t mat a nt
ton. 87, of n ched Fd DEAVIR SimhIdt&ayaL naUol study, based on the
dayat:4sp.m, at the home of nowardH. Deaver,,dt6 lp.m mTyeeeFuaerelBa numberoHaemtyarclmput
herdaughter, M RuthSpurill FayetleSt. aintan;diedSalu ChatltnOakHgWththaRe. thsd In tfi ta'tmls,
iiu Memer m earge
of Springfield, va day morning of a hrt att- ks WVU the 31st "dR
Born in Grnbrer testy n k ial fowedtn High t Mere- graduate la,agram L. the t.
111, she was a daugh[ of the Born Augtw, t 3 L 1913 , in ran- ml Park, Oak }Ill] Ion- ahead of eh tutls
late William and Malina Jeff- ton he was a n of the late Cnio, IJke. Harvd and
Mitchell Charles A. and Dela virtgdia t'antlnal ,m pag e , Frlnd..
M Shelten was a member Fuller Denver TheWVUDe.rtm=t of Py-
of the Pence Springs Commua- A Itfeltng ldent o[ Hinton, ehology cffe the doetm'al de-
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were thrown from the truck befo it landed on
Wreck Site
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the impact can b o.e. whe R, hu.'.d a,d rorty + of .t the mouth e r,m e.d vehml w apraay tr
he ne bken The uck skidmarksardabrokenguard Tunne[,Apasnger, DanaR ingatahighrateofg
came to t l beyond the rm! P°St w the only evidence Cales, D, was killed Instontly thedriv It oontl and
Mews. is, was injured tram t vem,le. MoOdy
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ihe life nf a Hilidale ntan Th e CrMywasr=!>rtedi=iti=l tbalthe mtadowsyuhcl
Short mmhap ced about t:30 am condition in the Intensive = ed back up the bank
satury
Course Here ^ piek'up tk driven unit of Summe C°tY andntfhelp "If he
Hospital and M=dowa was list climbed out .dy wOtd
Arhwneeinvlted bY" JlmmieCady, lT, ofBallArd, ed in tisfactory condition, divered the k un
to par tlcipat o in a fo.lon WV plged about two hundred 'rrper AW Muddy at the train me along", ard"
L,anc.ep e Short Eourse to be ft er an embaokment and WV State Poli Hinton Muddy. Trooper BW.
heldintheMemoriaiBulilngin landednearttmoldrailadbed Hinon Detachment id the isled In the invttgn
morea me it ro Me.day
............... ,e ., . +,.oh be. Water Festival Plans Made
glat?:pm, uaAprdS, is The wt Virginia Water QaBall. ArcheryCtt, ful Water Ptlvl [
jointly sponsared by the wt Ftival held a mting Thurs stt Fair. WAter Show, FLsh- hoped that more people wI
VrginJA Unreality gxteasl day, March 2 at City Rol tog Conmellion, Math wllUn to h4p make the y
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r,vt a suee in its re
Servceand the mteneLake Membe prenl we: ly and Sa,d and MaJotte
gar Club m nton The K Mender. Jim Clk, Paehard ComFmiUen.
io a open to the pubLic Lawree. Ruth Pivont. Jy The data va tar th yr's tentatively t r u
atht charge. Davis, Mll Williams, Jim rUVAt were set as Aught 3O- April 19 at 7: PM, at
The tepio for the first lon, Sasbam, ptty Bham, Harry September
scheduled for April S, s Lard. gton, Mecot Cama, Waller Larry Mender d=ed the rotated m rletitn
r* Demg,m and Plant Mat- "Stoney" Loomis and Kttrck needtmuchmoemumty the street rar shouLd ha
ial. The speaker van be Dnan. support and help for a a. ntauveat this m
cfrd w. comer, Jr, gxton- musson as to a hedle of
son sgeciMlst, Landscape eventwheLd. Atenmtivellst
Atthlteete, wvu of events include: Flman's
Yae other sJo will begin Parade, Ord Feate
at ?:o p.m. on the nt three Parade, Tten D, Roll-
utve Monday evedin ngcommt, Firearm, Special ORDER
folls: Eateetainmt, Arts and
Apfllta, ptanUngaad Math- Craf CanRa.prtne Stela Monts Shrine NO. call Richard Lawe at
ta,vnOrnentalplantsd md q's Cnatton, derofWlteShrwtat Zm.l'ttforteom
tn clly ll Thursday, ltall- tt la $10.0o.
at of n orfi will hi-
Declared ttght eyeing All members a
urged to attend
Music Week ,.,s MOOWOMO
The w or the M
Ladles AUiary of the VFW Chapter te3 WlU meet Tu
Where, April g, t, has Cagey M J Post 4 will April 3 at 7:. pro. at M
be. demg=t by the mmc mt Tunday, : at post nail. wiu be mb¢
EdatoNationalConfer homeonSeeordaven Il ehapterrasht
llol Mie In o tiofoffitolheId All Comtlam:ra
SehIs Week; and the f of membe urged to attend• ford chaian, Sally
the IF/ observan is the WOM N Hallie B. Mdowa. C.ert
theme, "Make SIe M=m," 'SSOFILL Mdo, El,de Porter
and mi¢ is a basle influ yonetntetlnln helping
ivlarle Cobb, Evelyn Klni
.co on =nu ot Amere oam ,,v oman, sat margaret Som, ran=
who paie3pate in perffomlng teams f this sner a Beasley . Korea Dotson, MD
andlistoningexperie=davel, naked to get in ntaet with Axrngten. Edith Cuff
aped thr m=lc in the MayorHumphreyathiaoifioe. Louise Airsick. and M
chris; and t Joy d = the phe a,b*r * - az or ows
myofmusientrtbetetotbe oallCurmieNevA0nate. 00. M d Mo.r(lRtsTs
q=my of Ie n r.ert=; end The Wt Vlrsl.ia
ty, L'tathetlc ,ervOTCu Will mt o ment ...... of Highways advite
forallyogeople;andMlc e Methodist utional day f mine studded
opportRy for eitt*t to ar8 e . M Baeoa that date m lga] all
unm'stad and support the on Pa and Ml Nor Anen ways m the state
Ma tomts travelln a
going processes of musle ed- state Iin should nae the
tion; w, therefor, be It O.r.D. neighboring mat of erda
r=olv*d, mat 1, meu on Monday d Tuday vgmaalreqmre
T, supermtet, at evenu April 9 and April |o, studd t y ^rl t.
tbylaimApdL-e, m7% ttmtotOP,M theTe*tof Act{on by I tom wml
MmmoarSdootWa Cal Eauton r,elor- gin. tnea
Se coty, meat (G.ID.I will be admin, studded ti mov
stered nher of peoe rmanetl, by ts
g wire sgem]tatl in ad- taUng ale tL at any e time
tilt d child clinical y¢ol. mt be limLted t 2. Anymse DF.UPHIrrI
Ogy, betvtoralysLs,develc wlshLngtotakethetttnorder The I)elpht .*u
mental and systems myehol, to qualify tar a lt "tuesdayAPdlalSp'm'
M cl memb.s
ly tn Appolathian ta} heoRh
a , offered, dax