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6 - Hinton News Tues. May 4, 1993 BPW MEETS The Hinton Business and Profes- sional Women met Thurs., Mar. 25th. at the Upper Crust. President Bar- bara Parrner led members in repeat. ing the Club Collect and the Pledge of Allegiance. Following dinner the business meeting was called to order. The minutes of the previous meeting and the treasurer&apos;s report were presented and approved as read. Plans for the BloodAnalysis Clinic to be conducted on Apr. 30th. and May let. were discussed. The nominating committee pre. sented a slate of officers for the coming year, President, Barbara Parmer; Vice-President, Barbara Bowling, Recording Secretary, Mil- lie Meador, Corresponding Secre- tary, Barbara Wykle, andTreasurer, Mattie Jean Cooper. Members were reminded of the State BPW Convention to be held Apr. 16th. through the 18th. at Canaan Valley. The May meeting will be at The Oak Supper Club and the installa- tion of officers will be conducted. After the business meeting was adjourned, President Barbara Parmer introduced Ms. Kelly Kemp of the law firm of Ziegler, Gunnoe and Kemp as the speaker for the evening. Her topic was "Women in The Legal Profession", which was very interesting and informative. She was presented with a gift of appreciation from the club. The meeting closed with mem- bers repeating the Club Benedic- tion. The following members were present Jeanie Kraft, Barbara Palmer, Mattie Jean Cooper, Millie Meador, Frances Bowman, Mary Garrison, Betty Bare, Elizabeth Huffman, Frances Davis, Mildred Meador, Jean Thompson, Jane Humphries, Judy Ballard, Susie Gore, Martha Williams, Amy Mann, Clara Mann, Glee Mathews, and guests Kelly Kemp, Becky Gill, Carol Sowder and Jenny Wiley. Extension Homem00ers Partners In Education Pictured left to right is Erma Meadows being presented with an award from David Quesenberry, Principal of Jumping Branch Elementary SchooL David Quisenberry Principal of Jumping Branch Elementary School has named the Jumping Branch/ Nimitz Extension Homemakers as Partners in Education. The Extension Homemakers work grade. Erma Meadows, President of the club accepted the award. Weekly workers include: Betty Bowling, Wilma Meadows, Mary Neely, Mary Newsome, Erma Meadows, Reva oneafternooneachweekattheechool Lilly and satellite workers Ginger library assisting the students and Newsome and Margaret Woodrum. reading to kihdergartenand let. • ,, ........ LOANS AVAI00LE .... William F. Patton, W.Va. Farm- ers Home Administration (FmHA) Acting Director, today announced the availability of FmHAEmergency Loans <EM> in all countiosin W.Va. "On Mar. 17, 1993, President Clinton declared an emergency in W.Va., based on damages and losses caused by the severe snowfall and winter storm occurring from Mar. 31 through Mar. 17, 1993," stated Pat- ton. "As a result of the emergency declaration, the entire State was declared eligible for Federal disas- ter assistance, including FmHA Emergency Loans for eligible family farmers," he added. To be eligible for an Emergency Loan, the farmer must have suf- fered at least a 30% production loss, or a physical loss to property essen. tial for the successful operation of the farm, be able to evidence ade- quate repayment ability and be unable to obtain adequate crodit from other sources. Loans are limited to 80% of the calculated production loss, or the actual value of any physical loss. Loans are also limited to own. era and/or operators of not larger than family-sized farmirlg operations and any one operation is limited to a maximum loan of $500,000. "Farmers in W.Va. may apply for EM Loans through Nov. 17, 1993," added Patton. "Applications should be filed in the FmHA County Office which serves the county in which the farming operation is located," he concluded. COMFORT AND RIVER ACCESS (Between Pence Springs & Alderson) :::: :: :;:::;::::, ::: : Beautiful 2 BR. Home offers direct access to Greenbrlor River but did not flood in 1985. Built for yur-round living with A/C and ceiling fans. Fisher wood stove and elec. heat. Comforts Include the large great room, kitchen with work Island, Range- Fief.. Washer - Dryer, and satellite dish. Mini-Blinds, curtains, front porch, large screened porch and storage building are featured on thla Home. This is an extraordinary property end has 2 large comer lots, • creek flowing thru end an "antique wooden Railroad Caboose." $49,500.00 with owner financing to qualified buyers. Call for details.  JONES REALTY R, Eugene Jones, Jr. BROKER RL 86, Box 99, Jumping Branch, WV 25969 466-4246 Peterstown, W.Va. Sales Office. 304-753-4047 F_ Floyd Mann - Sales Manager 753-9360- Home e Melvin Chinault, Broker 6 room house on 50 acres. Remodeled, well insulated, elec- tric heat, fireplace, 14 x 28 attached shop. All new wiring, new roof in 1985. Double carport, oak and vinyl siding. Organic garden, abundance of shrubbery, flow- ers, bulbs, 2500 seed- Hngs set out, excel- lent water, paved state maintained road, private. Hix in Summers County. $39,600. with $15,000 down, 8% for 10 years. Honored On Secretaries Day E. "WHffEY" ELUSON REAL ESTATEI 7th. Ave. and Temple Street StoreBuilding. Full size base- ment. 5 room apartment up- stairs with carpet. Private entrance. 4 large room School House on about A 1 Acre lot, on Leath- erwood road, good well, would make a nice camp. PRICED REDUCED. A nice brick building known as the Bluestone Muffler Shop located on the Southerly Building line of Front Street, and extending back to an al- ley. Forest Hill A parcel of land located in the Forest Hill District consisting of 1.44 acres. REDUCED. 712 Temple Street 3 or 4 BR., 2 story brick, large kitchen, dining room, llvin- groom, reception hall Beau- tiful oak woodwork and hard- wood floors throughout. Brand new forced air gas fur- nace. Roof no more than 5 years old. Large front porch, extra back porch or patio, and a full size basement. Home in excellent condition, Good Neighborhood. $28,500. 322 Ballengee Street 2 story brick sided 9 room dwelling on a 55 x U0 corner lot. Made for 1 or 2 families. Spacious livingroom with carpet, gas log fireplace, din- ing room, 2 kitchens, 2 full size baths, hardwood floors throughout. Floored full size attid, partial basement, gas hot water heat. 2 front porches, and I closed in back porch. House features plenty of closets and storage spaces. Excellent Neighborhood. PRICE REDUCED. Bellepoint Lot 50x100 on Walnut Street. Has a metal storage building, with a cellar below it. Mrs. Margie Judy Secretaries Day, Apr. 21, was celebrated at Sandstone by honor- ing the secretary, Margie Judy. Mrs. Judy has proven herself to be a dedicated secretary. She arrives at the school around 7:20 each morn- ing to begin her busy day. After sign- ing students up for breakfast and lunch and checking them off for breakfast, she does the hot lunch book work and deposit, prepares the absence list, works on various school correspondence including newslet- ters, memos, menus, letters for the principal and teachers, and special reports, answers and screens phone calls, attends to student and parent needs, and still has time for a cheery greeting for all who enter her office. To show how much Mrs. Judy is appreciated for all of the work, the staff presented her with an azalea plant. While she was checking off the students in the breakfast lithe, Mrs. Brown prepared some of the students for the presentation, then she began asking the whole group of students what various people at the school were responsible for doing. Each time a question was asked, the students responded with the proper person. When the answer to the question was "the secretarf, the students and staff gave her a big hand and then Ray Gill, school custodian, presented her with the potted plant. Mrs. Judy also celebrated a birthday on Apr. 24th. Happy Birthday Mrs. Judy; Just another example of how this school's staff works together in spreading happiness and sharing in memorable events. We need small Farms. 25 to 80 acres, let us list your Plao  Let me H your property.  Eldridge Ellison, Jr REAL ESTATE BROKER PHONE 466-1127 HINTON Ronnie H. Shuck Salesman Phone ONY Super Pops - Maunmn MeGovern with the W. Va. Symphony will be appearing on Sat. May 15 at 8:00pro at the Charleston Civic Center Coli- seum. Ticket Prices: All seats re- served. $15. Groups of 15 or more - $10. Tables of 10 available only through Commerce Bank are $395.00. For ticket purchase call Ticket- master: Charleston Area 342-5757 or Huntington Area 523-5757. 466-1100 June McGraw, Broker-CREA rJKIllfl" 2 story frame, 4 BR. Great View of River - 25,000. New River - Lots for Sale - near 1-64. - 2 BR., brick, deck overlooking creek near New River. Some furnishings in- eluded. PRICE REDUCED. l" near Willowwood Bridge. Large river lot. Good aess. - near Summers County line. Farm, 58 acres. 3 BR., 2 1/2 baths, brick home. Completely furnished with 2 car garage, swimming pool, 2 ponds, large barn, large stor- age building• $168,500. - Attractive 3 BR., 1 1/2 baths, large front porch, garage, near school. PRICE REDUCED. [ - frame 3_v, 3 ba t ha, fu-NlDI4 _ .tge, ItLA" ... acre, conven- ! i7z location. J Freezeland - rm. 3 Mt. 4 house. 1/2 acres. $7500. Temnle St,- 2 apt-bG. 7 [ rental sfj pVe ap-I prox.SPyJ.. Great income I ,property. [ LEG00I00, NOTICE NOTICE OF FILING OF ESTATE ACCOUNTS To the Crsdttm and Benefldarice of the within dsosaaal Io: 1 have bafero me the following deeessed persene and the Meeunt of the fiduciaries of thetr cetoto¢ De- elont: Daniel Harmon, St., Fidtia: Eva Harmon, Bog 21, Rt: 8"/, Nimita, WV; Dseedont: William T. Gikm, Fiduciary: Betty O/le, 124 Bridge St., Hinten, WV; t: Lt Lueee, Fiduceiry: Bebby Lucca. Gen. II., True" WV; Desedent: Pauline Mann, Fidu¢i- ate:. David Mann, Buck Rt`, Box 7, Hinton, WV; Dace- dent: Malda Data*m, Fiduciary: Anna Lee Murphy, RL 2. Ika S, Rupert, WV; Decedent: Voyd Dotoen. Pidu¢i- a Anna Lee Murphy, RL 2, B 8, Rupert, WV; I)o€I t" Csrria Cook, Fiduciary: Jon Cook, Cortcerd C(dlago, B D 744, Athons, WV; Decedont: Hattie Brown, FIdtumiry: Edith Myer 100 Cedar Ave., Hin- ten, WV; Decedent: Jasln" Allen, Fiduciary: Nina Alla.RL l, Bog 17E B. Hinton, WV; Decedent: George Ratiff, Fldu¢la: Elibath lt¢liff, 249 Main St., Hinton. WV. Any  having a skim against.the estate of any ImrUm am nnd to exhibit same, with laally verid vmedmm, to fiduciary, within 75 deye or net later than July IS, 1993, or to supervises within 120 Rt. 1 BOX 86 Ballard, W.Va. 24918 HINTON AREA BROOKS MT. ROAD - approx. 102.59 qcres. 20 acres mostly l,Land could be clea .aa¢nde: I in wood/. £.on lots of nic | tre,-.Y more springs on p..,ray. Very secluded. All for only $38,500. For Listings Or AuctionSales Call 466-3210 Anytime Paul "Buddy" Light Broker & Auctioneer Licensed No. 478 Gloria J. Meadows, Sales Assoc. 466-1925 After 4 P.M. LEGAL NOTICE FIDUCIARY NOTICE To the Creditors and Beneflciarice of the within decees, ed persona: 1 have before me the settiemen of the within deceased persons which shall go before the Summore County Commission the 17th day of May, 1993, which settlements have been presented by the fiduciary af such estates and have been approved: Edison Wil- liams, Om Pack, Dewey Lester. Charles Martin, St. Any person hav ng an interest may appear at plaro specified or else may he forever barred from aMertin such interesL Given under my hand this 26th day of April, |993. Fiduciary Superviser HN May 4 LEGAL NOTICE FIDUCIARY NOTICE I have before me the annual ttlmm[ oflda L. Adkins, Corn mitres for Clam Sears, lncompotsnt, and for Freddie Gmenliof or Veto Epling, Commlttso r Ray Groenlief, Incompetent. Given under my hand this96th day of April, lg& Rth Nie Fiduciary Supervimr HN May4, n day at addmm holew, not later than 8apt: 1, 1993, County Ckk'e omes in Trust Deed Baok ! 17 at lm oghorwiu,eeallsthdaimsmaybeexeluded from 316,  that de(self JmvinS bwn I  the • All blmldatrtce ef estu aerate may appetrbofero :$lmtl#f:leqlJa'.tlat 114 the  MiuMao fldiary " r by dates shown to elmit, le havinsbemrmlttmtedbythobanofkku.91.,.jlf O f claims and Iat't their Interost the nets and ebligatioue mumd by mid deed elt truer Given und my hand this th day of April. 1993. lt'ldm Supwvimr. County CIorka Omce HN May 4,11 LEGAL NOTICE ORDER OF PUBLICATION ClltCUrr COURT OF SUMMERS COUNTY, WFT VIRGINIA LAWRENCE JAMES SAMUEL PlainUffv. LEE ANN HARDCASTLE SAMUEL De- ndent Civil Acti N 93.C.23. The objNt of the above entitled action is to ebtoin a dim hmn the bonde of matrimony. And it lnSby an affidavit filed in thie acli that L Ann Hardcastk Samuel is a nen-reeidt of the State WeJt Virg/nla and is believed to he remdin| in the State of Tae at RL 5 Box 257G-2, FL Worth, Texas 76126. This will further advise that a final divor heattngis oeheduled in this matter on the 24th day of June" 1993 at 1000 a.m. before the Honorable Family Law Master Edwin Wiley in the Summers County Courthouse, Hinten, West Virginia. It. is or- dersd that Lee Ann Samuel do serve upon David L. Purmor, piainti fs Ity, whine addrsso is PO Box 39, Hinte WV 25961, an ann, or or other defense to the mplaint filed in this action on or bofore May 2th, 1, ether'wise judllmont by default will be taken apinet y at any time thereafter. A copy of said eemplaint mn he ebtained from the undaroiIDwd Clerk at hie affix. Entered by the Clerk of said Court April 22,1993. MatUe Jean Cooper Clerk of Court HN Mny4, 11, 18 Mrs. Grace Dunn Celebrates 96th Birthday By Kathy Harris, Reporter The familyofBeulah Grace Dunn of Red Sulphur Springs, W.Va. were united together in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Martin, also of Red Sulphur Springs, W.Va., for the grand celebration of 96th birthday party Mar. 28, 1993. The invocation was given by Mrs. Dunn's sen Han,yafter whichevery- one enjoyed a bountiflfl covered dish lunch. Those celebrating this joyous occasion were as follows: Mrs. Frances Bales, Peterstown; Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Dunn, Nashville, Have numerous buyers for small farms,' 10-50 00res with homes and buildings. Have buyers for camps and river lots .... Call us today if you havo these or any type of Real Esfa00 you needto ull. Tenn.; Mrs. Jean Bales, Pearisburg, Vs.; Mrs. Joann White and children Dee and Lynn of Red Jacket; Gary White of Charleston, W.VL; Richie White, Roanoke, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dunn, ofPrinceton, W.V&; Mrs. Trixie Martin and children David and Dawn of Red Sulphur Springs, W.Va.; Mrs. Louise Davis, of Nash- ville, Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. James (Sonny) Dunn and children Can- dance and Susan of Roanoke, Vs.; Mrs. Mary If. Dunn and Carla of Roanoke, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Dunn, Dublin, Vs.; Mrs. Betty Akemon, Dublin, Va; Mr. and Mrs. Cotton Martin and Shelly, Pearis. burg, V&; Skyler Marin of Pembroke, Va.; Miss Jenny Huddle of Reanoke, Vs.; Mr. Michael Mitchell of Phelps," Ky.; Mr. Michsel Martin, Narrows, Vs.; Mr. and Mrs. Billy Shelor, Roanoke, Va. Mrs. Dunn would like to thank everyone for their cards , phone calls and prayers. We would like to wish Mrs. Dunn happiness, health and a blessed time of life with her family and friends. NOTICE All photos that are submitted for publication and are not picked up within 2 weeks of publication be- come the property of the Hinton News. LEGAL NOTICE FIDUCIARY NOTICE 1 have before me the final settiemant  O. R. ' San ford asCommittee for Sherman Fits, lncamltsmt. Given under my hand this 26th day OfAlll, 1. Fiduciary Superviser HN May 4, 11 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE SI.. THE UNDERSIGNED, David L. Pamor, Trmstee nndor the Deed of Treat mmutod by Tommy L Pack and Teresa L. Pack, his wife, to David L. Parou and Billy Joe Keats., 'l'ustesa of record in the Summoru JONES REALTY R. Eugene Jones, Jr. BROKER RL 86, Box 99, Jumping Branch, WV 25969 466-4246 so to de. 1 will offer for *ale at public aueti m/te the highsat bidder at the front deoftho Stammers County Courthoum in the City of Hinton, Summers County, Wsat Virginia, on the llth day of Juue, 1998, at the hour of 1. a.m., all ofthmm esdn tracts oflrmde of land. together with improvements thenmnto be- longing, situatein Jumpinsl&mnch Dtstrkt, Summers County, West Virlini mrs particularly desm'0edlts fellows BEGINNING on Rahin lt Read, ener with Nahedile; thence 1E0 feet south to a cat.net with Wflford and Aedmy Pnck; thence eetinui 31 feat to an iron pin, corner with Winnie Pk; 0 feet in a seuthetly direction to a ditch Hue uemeL" thelt across the 20 foot ditch line emman to  al Donna Meadowe line; thonm in a westerly di 83 feet to an iron pin or with Imee and Adkine; thence with line of Clyde and Adkim 1 feet to a miner with Mmdne and James !. thanm in a narthofly dimetlon 90 g tea turner wlth fire house; thence with liue of fire hemm 100 fe to Robin Reset Road; thence with Rebin R0esst R0l ' feet to the place of BEGINNING. AND BEING the same property mm,#md uto Tonmy L. Pack and Teresa L Pack, his wi, by Winnie H. Pack. a widower and sinle, by  dsted the 20th day of Deemhe, 1976, of mord in the of the Clerk of the County Court of Seamen Ctmty, West Virginia. in Deed Beak 1 at  , to which reference is hem made for a'nuwe pm'Ueular tion. There is reserved and excepted flm tim olrotlm of this Deed of Trust, throe (3) p.rceie of land f the above deec tact as ehown by the outuelse hmtn- aflr set forth: " (D Deed from Tommy Pack and wife, to Bennett and Opal Bennett, his wife, dated the h day of Octohar, 1982. fro 0.32 acrse, which said deed is of rece in the aforesaid Clerk's alice in Deed Book 143 at page 692. and a map thereof on pale (2) Deed from Tommy Peek and wife, te Demm J. M,,-dows, dated the 17th day of Octehor, I, fat's strip of 0.08 VerGe, which mid deed is at mmrd in the afeld Clerk's € in Deed [leek 148 It ImP and a map thoroot on pap . (5) Deed hem Tommy Pack and wife, to Lilly,et ux, dated the th day ofOetdmr, 1M?, which deed is of record in the aforesaid Clerk's oMcl In Book 116 at page 729. REFERENCE is horsby made te fld dis and all prier deeds ofeonveyane of maid nml edmte r a morn particular detriptlen of said property, any uets, and rights of way for all pertinent pm'peem. THIS SAI is made subject to ch eamment rights of way, rusarwatione and asroemente u m centained and set forth in prior deeds of pertaining to said real sotat SAID SALE SHALL BE SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: I) Caehin hand on dny of mla. 2) Subject to any and all mine/a] rights and nmer- vations, stipulations, roetrictions, esoements, condi- tions and covenants contained in all former (w- ancee of the subject property or apperins of in the aforesaid Clerk's office eXlg any pertaining to race, €Oor, or Creed. 3) Subject to all real estate taxes aaiuet property and any taxes, which sonstttute a lion upon the said property but which am net yet due and payable. 4) The subject property will be said in AS IS cendition. The Trustee shall he under no duty to*-use any isting tenant or person oupying the subjag property to vacate said property. 5) The propey will be esnveyed by the under- signed Trustee to the puham" without warmn' of any lend, apron implied. 6) The aforesaid may be adjourned ftma time to time as the undersigned Truatee deems edvimbla, which adjourn men t may he made by oral Im¢]amatlon at the time and place of the sale of any a dounnmmt thereof.  DAVID L. PARMER. TrueU HN May 4, 11.18 HANK WILLIAMS Ji Hank Williams, Jr. with special guests Aaron Tippin and Lee Roy Parnell will be appearing on Sun. May 23rd. at 7:30pm at the Char- leston Civic Center Coliseum. Ticket Prices: All seats reserved. $25 - Special limited Gold Circle Seating. $19.50. For ticket purchase call Ticket- master Charleston Area: 342-5757 or Huntington Area: 523-5757.