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ROSALIE ECHOLSBIBB Born May 10, 1911, in Floyd
Mrs. Rosalie Echols Bibb, 83, of County, Va., she was the daughter of
309 Maryland Ave., died Sun. Apr. the late Charlie Coroum and Hanna
22, at a Beckley hospital, following a Reed Coroum Worley.
long illness. Mrs. Maultsby was a homemaker
Born Sept. 16, 1906, at Hinton, and was of the Protestant Faith.
she was the daughter of the late She was preceded in death by her
William Floyd and Lucy Paynefirst husband, Ernest Eugene Far-
Echols. ley; second husband,/ks Maulteby;
Mrs. Bibb spent her childhood in ason, Thomas pranklin Farley; three
Huntington, received her formal sisters, Georgia Milarn Lambert,,
education at Fairfax Hall in Way- Mary Repass and Thelma Mae
nesboro, Vs., moved to Beckley in Coroum.
1945 and had been a resident of Survivors include a son, Eugene
Maryland Avenue since 1951. J. Farley of Princeton; a daughter,
She was an active member of the Peggy J. Greer of Jumping Branch;
BeckleyProsbyterianChurchwhere two sisters, Annie Sorrell of Wil-
she was in the Supper Circle, was a liamson and Virginia Marshall of
an's receptionist for the National Mine Hyatteville, Md.;fivegrandehildren,
of Service for several years and was Cathy and Gary Oreer, Randolph G.
ags later employed by the Bockley Na- Farley,SusanD. Owen and Deanna
~e a tiona] Bank. J. Lilly, and three great-grandchil-
her Mrs. Bibb was a member of the dren.
als" Beckley Garden Club, the Becldey Services were held Fri. Apr. 27 at
ow- Art Group and was past member of 11 a.m. at the Burns-Wornal Chapel
ble, the Womens Club of Beckley, where of the Memorial Funeral Directory
on the Athens Road in Princeton
No. she served in the Civic Department.
m., She was a homemaker and the withtheRev.JuniorHammofficiat-
No. last surviving member of her imme- ing.Burial followedin theResthaven
m., diate family. Memorial Park at Princeton.
Jng Survivors indude her husband of The body was at the Memorial
;:30 51 years, James (Jim) Pack Bibb; Funeral Directory on the Athens
~er- several nieces and nephews, among Roads in Princeton.
lep- them include, Margaret Jane Foster BOBBY G. WARD
eek of Orlando, Fla., E.n,. (Pete) Bishop
of Glen Rock, N.J. and Betty Jane Bobby Gene Ward, 57, formerly of
ToeD of Grosse Point, Mich. following an apparent heart attack.
Services were held Wed. Apr. 25
85~1 p.m. at the Melton Mortuary Born in Summers County, he was
the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. L. R.
ity. Chapel in Becley with the Rev. Sher- (Dink) Ward.
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wood McKayand Dr.Philip LeRwich Mr. Ward was a 30-year resident
officiating. Entombment was in the
Sunset Memorial Park Mausoleum
B at Beckley.
Any donations of sympathy may
be made to the Beckley Presbyterian
Church Hymnal Fund, 203 South
Kanawha St., Beckley.
Pallbearers were Carl Callaway,
Roy Brash, William (Bill) Henkle,
Paul Hutehieon Jr., Chuck Lucas,
Walter Summers, Dick Roberts and
Emerson Smith~
DONALD GILLIAN
of Norfolk, England and was retired
from the Air Force with 20 years of
service.
He was preceded in death by a
son, Douglas Ward, on Nov. 3, 1984.
Survivors include his wife, Madge
Dunlop Ward; a son, Barry Mark
Ward of London, England; a step-
daughter, Susan Ward, athome, and
five sisters, Nell Plumley and Ethel
Westfall, both of Hiflton, Louise
Carson of Webster Springs, Dorothy
Dillman of Marion, Vm and Eliza-
Donald GiMan, of Orange Park, beth Neely of Clifton Forge, Va.
Florida, formerly of Hinton, died Services were held Thurs. Apr. 26
Mar. 23, 1990 in a nursing home in at 2 p.m. at the St. James Chapel in
Orange Park, Florida. Hockwald, England. Burial and
Donald was bornMar. 12, 1912in military rites were held in Hock-
Summers County. He was the son of wald.
the late John Henry Gillian and Ida This information was submitted
Bertha Calos Oillian. by the Ronald Meadows Funeral
He was preceded in death by a Parlors in Hinton.
sister, Atha Gillian Ward, three
brothers, David, Romey and Luther ; - missing, Pers0n
Gillian.
Survivors induds a sister Rose
Adkins of Huntington, W.Va.; two
brothers, Robert Gillian of Atlanta,
Ga., and Jack Gillian of Statesville,
N.C.
Services were held at the Helm
Funeral Home in Green Cove
Springs, Florida.
Burial followed at the Hickary
Grove Cemetery at Green Cove
Springs, Florida.
ANGELUS/L JANOS
A ingoltm Janos, formerly of
a~'~Irlesi~rl, W.Va. passed away at
~- li~i~home in Richland, Washington,
'.:! Apr. 5. Angelus was born in Key-
i: Stone, W.Na. in 1913. He graduated
• # from Logan High School 1930 and
lived in Hinton, W.Va. 1932-1937.
A University of Virignia Chemi-
.eal Engineer, he joined the E.I.
. DuPont Company in Belle, W.Va. In
1-942 he joined the Manhattan Proj-
in Wabash, Indiana and trained
oak md , Term Before moving
Richland Washington and the
ford Project, he served as super-
Visor on the first ¢B" reactor startup,
where plutouium for the bomb that
:.exploded over Nagasaki was pro-
i,duced. He later transfered to Gen-
• eral Electric, Douglas United Nu-
!¢!ear and finally to the Washington
:4$tate Power System from Which he
~mtired in 1978.
,= Heis survived by his wife, Wands;
~ son, Chris of Seattle, Wash.; 2
~grandchildren, Ryan and Kimberly;
~ 2 brothers, Cleon and George and 1
~',~/iister Epithia all of California.
PERRY N. LILLY
Perry N. Lilly, 25, : ed Fri. Apr.
'2'0, 5 a.m., at a Beaver Dam Ohio
nursing home following a long ill-
hess.
Born June 13, 1964, at Bellevue,
Ohio, he was the son of Jo Marie
Meadows LillyofBollevue, Ohio and
the late Howard Lloyd Lilly.
Other survivors include three
sisters, Terry Cuteher of Bellevue,
Ohio, and Tammy and Julie Lilly of
Apr. 26 Thurs. evening Summers
County Volunteer Fire Department
and Rescue Squad was notified of a
missing person in the True Area
around Tickle Cemetery.
His name is Danny Ward of Hin-
ton, while turkey hunting with an-
other person they were suppose to
meet at certain place but didn't meet
because of distance to travel and
approximately 4:15 Summers O
County Volunteer Fire Department
O
and Rescue Squad was notified.
10 members from our department
plus few from Pipestem Volunteer
Fire Department and 2 from Ham O
Radio Club joined in by time every-
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one got up there and started he came ~t
walking out of the woods unharm
but tired with no turkey, but sup.
pose to bo out of the woods by 1:00. ~
While hunting be careful don't get
lost or shoot someone for a turkey.
Still no emergency #!
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Tots & Teens
Hinton, WV
Friday, May 4
Hours: 10 til 5
KAMIgM le, MAULTSBY
Mrs. Katherine F~rley Maultsby,
78, formerly of Mullen~, died d'natu-
ral eauee~ Tues.~. 24, at a Beck-
ley hospital.
COMPASSIONATE FRIENDS
WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT
The Compassionate Friends is a
self-help organization offering
friendship and understanding to
bereaved parent's in the postive
resolution of the grief experienced
upon the death of their child, and to
foster the physical and emotional
health of bereaved parent's and sib-
lings.
There is a Chapter of compassion-
ate friends in Lewisburg, WV.
Anyone interested in finding out
COIL ard AV~. & TKMPLE fir.
HI/¢FON, WVm, PHONX 41M~InS
Mark
Ellison,
R.Ph.
Relief for PMS
Symptoms
PMS stands for premenstmal
syndrome - a group of emotional,
physical, and behavioral symptom s
that affect many women. Specific
symptoms include, but are not
limited to, depression, anger, irri-
lability, breast tenderness, head-
ache, bloating, and changes in
normal sleep patterns and appetite.
Nondrug approaches to PMS in-
clude dietary changes, exercise,
stress reduction techniques, and
family member support.
Prescription medicines: Proges-
terone and oral contraceptive medi-
cines have been used to modify or
delay the menstrual cycle. Pain
relievers such as naproxen and
mefenamic acid decrease the pro-
duction of prostaglandins - sub-
stances which may be in excess
when PMS symptoms occur.
Diuretics such as spironolactone
may help control the bloating and
breast pain that often occur just
prior to menstruation. Tricyclic
antidepressants such as nortripyline
may help ease premenslrual de-
pression.
Nonprescription medicines:
Aspirin, acetaminophen, and
ibuprofen provide relief of pain.
Pyridoxine (vitamin B-6) in-
clud&l in some nprescription
medicines based on the theory diat
this vitamin suppresses the pro-
duction of prolactin, a hormone
found in high levels in some PMS
sufferers.
I
more about The Compassionate Ttl0$. ~[~y l, 1990
Friends can write to this address:
Greenbrier Valley Chapter P. O. Box Their next meeting will be May 21st
at 7 p.m. at the United Methodist
1388, Lewisburg, WV 24901 or you Church on Washington & Lee Street,
may call Judy Gore at 466-3496. Lewisburg, W.Va.
Hinton News
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Paid Polltk~al Advertising /
Dear Friend:
Why am I running for the
House of Delegates in
Summers and Raleigh
Counties?
The answer is simple: I
want to make our state
government better and
more responsive to the
needs of people like you and
My opponent, Delegate
Arnold Ryan, has the worst
voting record in the House
of Delegates on the vital issues that affect our lives. He voted
against the Groundwater Protection Act, whch would have
protected the water in our wells. He voted to we.akenethics laws.
When the House of Delegates wanted to limit the interest you
pay on your credit card to 18°/o, Ryan voted no.
An Air Pollution bill to limit the millions of pounds of toxic
chemcials in our air? Ryan voted no. A LandfillReformbill to stop
out-of-state garbage? Ryan voted no.
I believe that the people of Summers and Raleigh Counties de-
serve better. All of my life, I have fought for good government,
education, law and order, consumer protection, a clean environ-
ment and many other issues vital to the progress of our state.
With this in mind, I want to ask you one favor: give me the
chance to make a difference.
By casting just one of your five House of Delegates votes for me
on May 8th, you will be giving me the opportunity to work for you
in Charleston.
In return, I pledge that I will do everything in my power to live
up to your trust. Thank you very much for your time, considera-
tion and, hopefully, your support.
//~Sincerely:
Perry Mann Campaign t~{/, .~ ,..~~2~.W,~
R O. Box 1416 .........
~Hinton,-WV 25951,~ ........
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UNION MEMBER FOR 8 YEARS
OWNED SEVERAL BUSINESSES
MEMBER OF GOV. CAPERTON'S "PARTNERS FOR PROGRESS COUNCIL"
CHOSEN "DEMOCRAT OF THE YEAR" IN 1988
ACTIVE SUPPORTER OF COMMUNITY AND CIVIC ACTIVITIES
SUPPORTER OF MANY YOUTH SPORTS
HINTON HIGH SCHOOL "BAND BOOSTER OF THE YEAR" 1988
PRESIDENT OF WV CHAPTER OF SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL
LIFE MEMBER OF NRA
INSTRUMENTAL IN STARTING "OPERATION GIANT STEP FOR THE
SUMMERS COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE"
SERVED AS TRUSTEE FOR SUMMERS COUNTY HOSPITAL
I PROMISE TO REPRESENT ALL OF
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In State Government
Democratic Candidate for State Senate - lOth Senatorial District
Paid for by Leonard Anderson for Senate, Dorothy Jean Boley, Treasurer
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