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tTUes. April 26, 1994 Hinton News - 9
Community Bulletin Board
FLEA MARKET
Annual U.M.W. flea market will
be held Tues. May 3rd. in the base-
ment of the Miller Memorial United
Methodist Church from 9 tfl 2:00.
NEW RIVER PARKWAY
AUTHORITY
The monthly meeting of the New
River Parkway Authority will be held
at the Summers County Visitors
Center, 206 Temple St., Hinton, on
May 2n& at 7:00 p.m.
' REUNION/LUNCH
Active and retired Railroad
employee's Reunion/Lunch will be
held Sat., June 11, 1994 at 10:00
AM, in the new shelter above the
ew/mming pool at Bluestone State
Park. Lunch at $8.50 per person will
be at 12:00 Noon.
Many addresses unknown. If you
have not received an invitation,
please reserve by June 6th.
Make check to: R. L. McDowell,
190 Carl Jones Drive, Beckiey 25801.
REVIVAL
There will be a revival at the
Church of the Nazarene Men. May 2
through Sun., May 8 at 7:00 p.m.
nightly.
Special speaker will be the Rev.
Bob Bradley of Greenville. Everyone
is welcome.
MAY 10, 1994 PRIMARY
ELECTION
Anyone who will be out of town or
working away and unable to vote in
person at their regular precinct on
Tues. May 10, will be able to vote
absentee in the Circuit Clerk's office
starting Apr. 25th. thru May 7th.,
1994.
The office will be open from 8:30
a.m. till noon on Sat., May 7th.
Mattie Jean Cooper
Circuit Clerk
SERVICES
A special 3 night service will be
held May 6, 7, 8th at the Upper
Room Christian Center starting at 7
p.m. 121 Harvey St. Fayettevflle.
Speaker will be Evandist Linwood
Wright from Lynchburg, VA.
Special music and singing and
prayer for the sick. Pastor Charles
Spence invites everyone to attend.
More info call 438-5705. I ......
CALLING ALL CHURCHES IN
SUMMERS COUNTY
The Hinton Visitor's Center is
trying to update its listing of
churches and ministers for the packet
given to newcomers to Summers
County.
If you would like your church in
the listing, please mail the name of
the church, address, phone na., and
pastor's name to the Visitor's Center
at 206 Temple St.
It would be helpful if you would
put this information on a 3 x 5 inde•
card.
$$$
We cannot be just if we are not
kindhearted. Vauvenargues
MEET YOUR CANDIDATE
NIGHT
The Summers County Democratic
Executive Committee and The
Democratic Women are co-sponsor-
ing a "Meet Your Candidate" Night
on Apr. 28th., at 7:00 p.m. at the
Summers County Visitors Center.
• Candidates will be invited to speak,
afar which time will be alloted for
questions.
Refreshments will be served,
again allowing time for you to speak
with the candidates about your con-
cerns on an individual basis.
GRIPING TO YOUR NEIGH-
BORS ABOUT THE GOVERN-
MENT, DOESNT CHANGE A
THING. COME OUT AND MEET
YOUR CANDIDATES AND TELL
THEM !!! THEY ARE THE ONES
WHO CAN EFFECT CHANGE.
FIRST DINNER
The Graham House Museum at
Lowell, will be serving their first
dinner of the 1994 season on Sun.,
May lst., from 12:00 until 3:00 p.m.
The menu will be Country Steak
with all the trimmings. Cost is $7.00
for adults and $3.00 for children 12
yrs. and under.
Tickets may be purchased from
Gert Cashwell at 466-2117; Garry's
Auto Sales on Rt. 20 By-Pass; Briers
Furniture Stere i n Hi neon; or Dillon's
Superette at Ta]cott.
WALK FOR LIFE
Sat. Apr. 30th. Mother's Day Walk
For Life- Summers County Chapter
Right to Life will be holding a 3 mile
walk from 8:30 till noon.
A big welcome to all churches or
persons who wish to walk or sponsor
the walkers. For more information
call Verna at 466-5570 or Dave at
466-3966.
Walk will start at the City Park
across from the Big 4 corn'er of 3rd.
and Temple St. Come join the walk-
ers if you are interested in pro life.
SILENT AUCTION ON MAY 5
TO RAISE FUNDS FOR
CHAPEL AT CONCORD
A =silent auction" will open the
business on May 5 to raise funds for
an interfaith chapel on the Concord
College campusin Athens. The event,
open to the public, will begin at 7:30
p.mj= the,Cotlege Center State-
room.
The evening will also include a
=finger-food" social and a business
meeting of the Interfaith Chapel
Foundation, said Ella Nash Rainey,
the group's president.
Persons interested in making
donations to or learning more about
the chapel fund may contact Rainey
at Box 235, Lerona 25971.
KE SALE
The Hilldale -Tel cott Ruritan Club
is sponsoring a Bake Sale, Sat., Apr.
30th. from 9:00 - 12:00 at the Kroger
Store.
Proceeds to benefit the New Hill-
dale Community Park.
JONES REALTY
466-4246
R. Eugene Jones, Jr. Broker
#402- Cabin In h country - 1.44 acres - ML top view. $12,500.
#401 Pence Slxlngl - Nice 3 BR. home, 5 acres- walk to fiver... $64,500.
#399 Downtown Hlnton - storefront & 3 apts .... $35,000.
#390 308 Hill St. - 2 story home - great view. alum. siding. $16,000.
#388 33 acrel, private - good hunting land or 'Retreat" .... $21,000.
#397 28.55 m - Streeter AzsO .ID..at homeslte & view-wooded $23,500.
#391 Camps€on 2 acres w/room added on.. nlce Ilttle"getaway". $6,500.
#386 2 story In Talcott- level lot. garden space, garage .... $30,000.
#411 7.84 acrm oldw remodeled home. $30,000.
#403 RobM Ro08t Rd. Nice 3 or 4 BR level lot - SD- good location $59,900
#290125 Acres- Very Private - 4 miles off I.,64 ....$45,000
#409413 Cedar Ave. Bellepolnt, 3 BR. home, ....... $30,000.
#412 U acres, 3 BR. home, basmt. ......... $80,000.
Forest Hill area. 1 acre lot - GREAT VIEW .... $4,000
Eugene Jones Mike Catron Dlannla Perdue
4664246 466-1044 466-3046
"NO ONE KNOWS THE COUNTRY LIKE WE DO"s.
%
Got a relative asking you about real estate
companies? Has your best friend been trying to
relocate? Are YOU in the market for a change?
CALL
Michelle Nelson @ 466-5243
for:
Commercial @ Residential @ Farms • New Construction
CHARLES SCOTT REALTY
540 N. Jefferson Street #5
Lewisburg, WV 24901
(Log Building Behind Shoney's)
304-645-4658
Charles Scott
She's them for your real estate needs/
Annual Field Day
Aims To Help
Farmers Conserve
Resources
Local farmers will have a chance
to see demonstrations of modern
agricultural equipment and tech-
niques at the annual Southern Soil
Conservation District Farm Field
Day, May 5, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00
p.m. at the Pine Lane Farm, owned
by Reba Plumley. The farm is lo-
cated approximately 2 miles off the
1-64 Bragg exit.
The event is part of the conserva-
tion district's ongoing effort to help
local farmers put conservation tech-
niques into practice.
Farmers want to conserve soil
any time they can-it's just better
management of your resources,
explained Walter Patton, a Raleigh
County supervisor with the SSCD.
"We've been doing this for several
years."
The district will offer several
demonstrations at the field day: no-
till seeding, lime spmading and blow.
ing, tree planting, tire and trough
implementation and farm pond
management.
Vendors from out of state aswell
as Raleigh and surrounding coun-
ties will display modern farm equip-
ment and related products, and
representatives from local, state and
federal agencies will be present to
address questions related to farm-
ing and other land uses. Food and
drinks will also be available.
=We strive for our field day to be
something useful for farmers, said
Oscar Vecellio, the conservation
district's project manager. =Hope-
fully they can learn enough about
these practices to implement them
on their farms. He added, =Our
district work crews have been work-
ing with farmers on conservation
land practicee since the weather
broke this spring."
The District rents to famers its
lime blower, straw blower, no-till
planter and hydroseader. Farmers
and other land users can also rent
crews to do dozer work, as well as
build water troughs and plant trees.
The service is designed tobe afford-
able to farmers.
Another major service is tree
planting. Early this spring, the crew
planted 3,000 trees in Fayette
County and is now working to plant
10,000 trees on the Grace Walker
farm in Summers County.
Those interestedin renting equip-
ment or utilizing the work crew
should visit the Southern SCD office
at 475 Ragland Rd. in Beckiey to fill
out a Request for Service Form.
These forms may also be obtained by
calling the district office at 253-0261.
E. "WHITEY" ELLISON
REALESTATE
(DUPLEX) corner ofath. Ave.
and Summers Street. First
Floor - 5 rooms, 1 1/2 baths,
closed in front porch, partially
furnished. Second floor - 4
rooms, 1 full bath and utility
room with built in cabinet,
partially furnished. Dwelling
has full size cement basement,
gas hot water heat, storm
windows and doors. Good
rental property, presently
occupied. Shown by appoint-
ment. PRICE REDUCED.
7th. Ave. and Temple Street
Store Building. Full size base-
ment. 5 room apartment up-
stairs with carpet. Private
entrance.
4 large room School House on
about A 1 Act; 1]t, on Leath-
erwood
r wea
would
make a nice camp. PRICED
REDUCED.
Zion Mountain Area, Forest
Hill District
316 acres of woodland e•cel-
lent deer and turkey hunting.
Avis
Good Commercial property on
Pleasant Street, running back
to Main Street, and on this
property their ie a cinder
block building known as Avis
Laundry Mat, a large build-
ing known as Hinton Auto
Parts, and a 5 room house with
full size bath, fireplace with
gas logs. Beautiful oak floors
and woodwork, nice big clos-
ets, full size basement, gas hot
water heat and enclosed
porch. Shown by appoint-
ment.
74 acres, more or less, situ-
ated on the head waters of
Little Wolf Creek in Forest
Hill District of Summers
County. Good timber and is
excellent for deer and turkey
hunting.
We need small Farms. 25 to 30
acres, let us list your" Place.
Let me llst your property.
Eldridge Ellison, Jr
REAL ESTATE
BROKER
PHONE 466-1127
HINTON
Ronnie H. Shuck
Salesman
Phone 255-4286
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AUCTION SAL
QUALITY ANITQUES
Saturday, May 7- 10 AM
10 Miles East of Hinton and 12 Miles West of Alderson, WV
at Talcott just off Rt. 3 & 12, across the New Bridge.
Selling the Valuable Personal Property of the late Jean F.
Duncan at the Home Conslatlng of: Oak Curved Glass Round
China Cabinet with Paw Feet, Square Open Glass Front China Cabinet,
Corner China Cabinet, 2 Grandfather Clocks, Old Mantle Clock, 3 Piece
Wicker Set, Covered Wagon Magazine Rack, Childs Rocking Chair, 5
Piece Drop Leaf Table & Chairs, 5 Piece Blond Bedroom Suite, 4 Piece
Walnut Bedroom Suite, Oak Pigeon Hole Desk, Lot Odd Chairs, Couch,
End Tables, Coffee Tables, Fireplace Set, Old Dinner Bell, School Bell,
Old Violin, Oil Paintings, Wash Bowl & Pitcher, Floor & Table Lamps,
Shirley Temple Pitcher, Lots of Old Carnival Glass Some Northwood,
Depression and Pressed Glass, Oil and Alladin Lamps, McCoy, Hall,
Roseville and Other Pottery, Goofus Glass, Hand Painting Prussia, RS
Prussia, Bavada, Candle Holders, Milk Glass, Set Red Flashed Thumb
Print Goblets, Old Compotes, Set Rose Chintz China Made in Japan,
Picture Frames, Old Baskets, Crocks, Eastern Star Jewelry Box, Tin
Type Picture in Case, Avon Bottles and Avon Products, Gun Rack, Iron
Skillets Griswalk & Wagner, Puss In Boots Cookie Jar, Apple Cookie
Jar, Currier & Ivas Plates, Old Crocks and Jugs, Set Red Hall Kitchen
Ware, Wash Board, Pair Block Shakers, Coffee Maker, Lot Cooking
Utensils, Odd Dishes, Small Appliances, Set Silverware, Pyrex Set,
Oriental Fans, Electric Sewing Machine, Lot Books, Christmas Tree
Decorations, Frigidaire Refrigerator, Washer and Dryer, Utility Cabi-
nets, Milk Cans, Electric Heater, Samsonite Suite Case, Old Games,
Open Book Case, Old Records & Record Player, 2 TV B & W Braded
& Throw Rugs, Hand Crooketed Pieces, Stereo Remote Control,
Telephone Stand, Blankets, Quilts, Bed Clothing, etc., 2 Lawn Mowers,
Old Farm Hand Tools, Kitchen Table and Chairs, Aluminum Dolly, 20
Gauge Shotgun, Pellet Gun, Lot Jig Saw Puzzles, Steel Posts, Plus
Many Other Items Not Listed.
Also selling at 12:00 noon the Real Estate consisting of 6 Room Home
with Basement, Front and back Porch, Large lot with shade trees,
paved driveway, out buildings, situated in a very convenient location
with Public water, cable TV, near Greenbrier River but never flooded.
Hard top runs by the property ideal for home or camp, the Real Estate
sells with 5% down on sale day, balance at time of closing approx. 30
days and selling subject to the confirmation of executrix.
This Is a sale you can't afford to miss. Plan now to attend.
Terms: Cash or Good Check. Sale conducted for the helm.
Lunch Avallalble.
Barbara Blankenehip, Adm'x.
PAUL "BUDDY" LIGHT, Auctioneer
License # 478
466-1100
June McGraw,
Broker-CREA
New River Road - 12 acre tract
overlooking New River with
river access. Good investment.
Can be sold off by the acre.
$3s,000.
West End - 2 lots 40' x 110' each.
Overlooking New River,
$10,000.
New River Road - 60 Acres
mountain land overlooking
New River. Good timber and
excellent hunting. River ac-
cess.
Near Indian Mills - 18 Acres
woodland near public hunt-
ing area and New River.
New River - almost.1 acre lots.
100' River frontage, Private
Road, large trees, bordering
River. Never floods.
The old Murahy ]Nwn"
to, STkLE PENDlr.
Commercial Building . Bal-
lengee St. occupied. 10,500 sq,
ft. excellent location. Buyer
san assume lease. $35,000.
Wholesale Furniture Store
and 5 acre salvage yard. In-
cludes salvage license. Rt. 3, 5
miles south of Alderson.
Temple Street - Large 2 story
frame home. 4 BR., 2 Baths,
good condition. Wrap around
porch overlooking river.
Hinton - 3 BR. frame, 1 1/2
baths, garage. In good repair,
large front porch, near school
2,i Price Reduced to
915 Temple
401 Summers Street - attrac-
tive older colonial style home.
Remodeled, new kitchen, 10
rooms, 2 full baths, carpeted,
2 large front porches, carport,
corner lot. Or can be 2 apts.
$36,00.
WANTED
REAL ESTATE LISTINGS
We have Buyers.
WE ALSO BUY REAL ESTATE
June McGraw - Broker
466-II00
After Hours - 466-1767
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE
THE UNDERSIGNED, David L. Psrmer, Trustee,
under the Deed ofTruct aecutod b
single, to David L. Panner and Beb
Trustee4, of rocol'd in the Summers Cotmty Clk's
office in Trust Deed Book 132 at plgu 498, tp@$ ttt
da fault having been made in the payment of the note
end ob]iption as ¢ured by the aforamid doJd of trust
and the undendgnod mmt having been reqmgsd by
the benofldet7 and hMdar of the not* and obliptie
ugured by mid deed of trust so to do, I will er fer ,,=Is
at public suction tint@ th@ highest bidder at the fl'mt
door of the Summers County Courthouse in the City of
Hinton, Summers Ceanty, Wmt Virginia, on the 20th
day of May, 1994, at 10:00 a.m., ell of those certain
tracts or perce]s of land, toth with improvements
thereunto belunglng, situate in Tak0tt District, Sum.
mere County, West Virginia, more particuhrly de-
ocrihed as follows:
BEGINNING at a point at the sterly edp era
private drive and Steto Route B; thence foliowtng in a
northerly and eltey dtreztion the tdy of
aid private driveway • distanc of I,/I feet to s
point; t in a strsightline 462 t te the norUrly
of the right of my of 8tees ]tute $; tlm bind.
lng the northerly odl of tho rllht of wit or 8tits
Route3, 726 feet beck tetlm plmm of BEGS,
AND BEING the mine real estate cnoveynd unto
Scott Maddy and Linda Mmidy, hie wifo, by &ted of
William Robert Maddy and othe, which dmd is of
record in the office of the Clerk oftheCounty Court (if
Summers County in Dud Book lr at pa 715.
There |J aim granted untoDgbra L. Smith. tingle,
the right to um the fight of way reraneed in thJe deed
which lll dn oIIRfed t
ctda te the northerly comer of the prwty hereht
€onveydL
AND AIde BEING the mine real utate eunveynd
unto Debm L. mith, dnl Seott Maddy end
Linda Maddy, his wife, by s deed dated Otb 8,
1992, of record in t ha mnmers County Clerk's elM¢4 in
Deed Beck J.Ott pN ?r.
REFERENCE , hamby made te -.ad deeds and an
prier deeds ofeee ofdd real estate for 110(NfO
particular dasriptiunofmid lmPOrty, any mement
and right= of way for all pertinent lmrpem
THIS SALE i= msde 8ulert to sttch uasomants,
rl&,ht= of way, rmervationo and alpmnonte u are
contained and sot fecth in prior of emveymumo
pertaining to =aid reel Ntat4.
8AID SALE HAI. KE TO TI-I
FOLLOWING CONDITION
I) Cash in hand on day of "re.
2) Robjt te any and ell mlmu riBhte and msor.
rations, stipulations, rutrktiens, easements, mdl.
tions and covenants contained in mn former w,.
antes of the eulect property or Ip of
the aforaid Clerk's ofl pt shy ptalnl te
race, color, or ¢ued.
3) Subject to all real mtete t,mme qaln mid
pi'oprt m, whkh t|tute • Hm UpOn
the said property.but which are net yet &m and
payable.
4) The s loperty win he oeld in AS I8
mndRion. The Trustee ehll he under no dut to eamm
any mdsting tenant er pmun omp,/ing the suleet
property to vscats mid property.
b') The prepm'ty will be oesyed by the ulior-
signed Trtmt te the put€helm€ without warranty of
any kind, ezprel implied.
6) The afomtd may be adom'n from time te
time as the undandlpm4 Trustee O/e ndvim|bQ,
which uottrnmt mlyl madoby oral pfoelalaat/ea
at the time mul Iflsoe ef the mile Ira7 ndjom'tmlmtt
t
DAVID L. pARMIZJ TruatM
HN Apr. 26, May 3, I0
I_,A MARKET
Annual Spring Flea Market will
be held on Tues. May 3rd from 9 til 2
at Miller Memorial
Church in Bellepoint. Lowest prices
in town.
Rt. 1 Box 86
Ballard, W.Va. 24918
JUST LISTED IN THE FOR-
EST HILL AREA . on the
Monroe/Bummers County
line. 133 acre farm with 3 Bit.
home, combination LR & DR.
Kitchen, bath, fireplace with
insert, sewing or music room,
screened in back porch, full
basement with 1/2 bath and
Fisher stove. This farm con.
sists of a 32 • 66 tool shed or
shop. Horse barn, machine or
hay shed, several utility or
storage buildngs, grape har-
bor and frult trees. 3/4 cleared
land with 2 ponds and good
pasture land, balance in wood-
land. Paved driveway. This
home has good privacy, yet it
is located on hardtop road.
Will consider selling in 2 par-
eels.
FOREST Will. ON RT. 12 - a
nice 3 Bit. home. Livingroom
with ceiling fan, bath with
shower, kitchen with built-in
cabinets, front porch car-
peted, back perch with treated
lumber. Full basement with
combination garage, natural
gas furnace, paved driveway,
2 wells, ]argo lot with fruit
and evergreen trees, a garden
tract. In a very convenient
location. $46,500.
HINTONARFBPOINT
ADDITION - a 2 story modi-
fied English Tudor style home.
3 or 4 BR., formalDR., kitchen
and joining breakfast room,
large livingroom with fire-
place, and insert. 2 full baths,
full basement with wood
stove, gas fired hot,water
radiator heatCt-, " over
driveway ,-,ent. Oak
floors,.t.y en carpeted,
cle-. door and window
facing. Lots of closet and stor-
age space. A super quality
home in a beautiful residen-
tial neighborhood. Call today
only $7s,000.00.
GREENVIIJ AREA- Monroe
Co. 2 story, 10 room home, built
before 1900 with n.ior
changes since. A e(,),te to
be ra sto re d. .": ent Iota"
tion in tbj' , ;e village. Only
I acre . P. Near school, bank,
church, etc. Also public wa-
ter. Call today.
FOREST HILL GREENVILLE
AREA. Monroe Co. 3BIL, brick
home, 1960 sq. ft., livingroom,
large family room with fire-
place with vale reck wall.
Combination dining room/
kitchen withcustom cabinets.
1 1/bath, front porch, sun
porch, partial basement, lots
of closet space, electric ceil.
ing heat. 2 car attached brick
finished garage. Large in
ground swimming pool. This
home is situated on approxi-
mately 58 acres of land in a
beautiful setting in Monroe
Co. Fronting on hard top road.
80 • 60 barn, 12 • 60 storage or
tool shed. 2 ponds, 1/2 cleared,
1/2 woodland. Ideal for retire-
ment or hobby farm. This
could be the one you have been
looking for. Call today, price
has been reduced.
TALcoTr/JUDSON AREA -
108 plus acre farm. Approx. 10
acres cleared with beautiful
view. 2 small barns, lots of
fruit trees. Tc)of young tim.
ber. Good rings. Hardtop
road runs through property.
Call today. Only $55,000.
AREA- 5 acre tract
of land, mostly level, with
pond, on hardtop road. Fenced
on all sides. 'c water, lots
of young OV, also holly,
spruce, Bt.'OLugusta pine, and
many other young trees, Very
conveniently located. Only
$17,000.
MARIFJFOREST HILL AREA
- 1 1/2 story 5 BR., cinder block
home.Livingroom, bathroom,
kitchen, enclosed back porch,
full basement, oil furnance.
Situated on I plus acre of land,
on hardtop road. Fruit and
other trees. Needs a septic
tank and some repairs. Only
$2S,000.
For Listings Or Auction Sales
Call 466-3210 Anytime
Paul "Buddy" Light
Broker & Auctioneer
Licensed No. 478
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