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Pallbearers will be Terry Bosley,
Flave Boyce, David Brown, Troy
fi: ,,
: : sister, Katherine Robrecht.
: ~ Survivors include a sister, Sarah
,, Thomas of Barboursville.
: The body was cremated.
Memorial services will be held at
.~ ~:a later date.
The E.M. Meadows Funeral Home
in Hinton is in charge of the arrange-
meats.
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ETHEL L. TINCHER
Miss Ethel Lucinda Tincher, 69,
, : died Sat. June 2, in a Fairlea hospi-
tal, following a long illness.
. ~ Born Jan. 23, 1921, in Summers
~:' ' : County, she was the daughterofthe
~,~ late Howard and Dove Littlepage
• : Tincher.
Miss Tincher had been a resident
of White Sulphur Springs Continu-
ousCare Center for several months,
Was formerly of Whitesville and was
of the Baptist faith.
She was preceded in death by
~' three brothers, Sam, Tom and Jess
"Tincher; two sisters, Minnie Tincher
and Dolly Cohenour and a special
friend, Leslie McGee in 1989.
Survivors include two daughters,
Rosie Alderson of Alderson and
Kathie Reed of White Sulphur
Springs; a sister, Lucy Wenger of
,%.~ :~Iderson; a brother, Clovie Tincher
..~i< ofA]derson; five grandchildren, and
four great-grandchildren.
~ Services will be Tues. at 2 p.m. at
~ the LobbanFuneral Home in Alder-
~. son with the Rev. Mark Farren offi-
~ eating. Burial followed in the Grif-
i~ fith Creek Cemetery in Summers
i'; County.
BASIL EMMETr WARD
'.::: Basil EmmettWard, 71, formerly
i~: of Brooks, died Sat. June 2, in a
i:: Beckley hospital following a long
~i illness.
Born Nov. 20, 1918, at Sandetone,
~ he was the son of the late Robert R.
~ and Estella Bragg Ward.
i:~ Mr. Ward had lived most of his
~; life at Brooks, was a timberman, a
'.~ World War II Army veteran and a
: member of the Brooks Baptlst
"~ ,~-.,:~Church.
i ...... Survivorsinclude a son, Lyle Ward
ofGlouster, Va.; a daughter, Carolyn
Molloy of Summerfield, N.C.; a sis-
ter, Marie Thompson of Ansted with
! ........ whom he had made his home for the
pastl7year ;fi ebrothers Leon d
, s v , ar
Alonzo and Alvin Ward, both of
i Hinton; Virgil Ward of Beckley and
Marvin Ward of Coinjock, N.C. and
,'~ve grandchildren.
~ '" Services wereheld Mon. June 4 at
2 p.m. at the Ronald Meadows Fu-
/ ~ neral Parlor Chapel in Hinton with
.~ the Rev. Eddie Johnson officiating.
~ .Burial followed in the Fox Cemetery
~"-~ at Brooks.
! .... i Nephews served as pallbearers.
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The National Bank of Summers
has the distinction of receiving a
five-star rating by Bauer Financial
Reports, Inc., a Coral Gables, Flor-
ida research firm. This award indi-
cates that The National Bank of
Summers is one of the safest, credit-
worthy banks in the United States.
Bauer Financial Reports, Inc.
analyzes and compiles data on all U.
S. banks, thrifts and credit unions.
This award is based on a zero to five-
star rating assigned by BFR based
on its analysis of the Dec. 31, 1989
financial data as filed with federal
regulators.
In addition, The National Bank of
Summers has been rated one of the
best banks in the nation for the same
period by Sheshunoff Information
Services, Inc., an Austin, Texas firm.
Veribanc, Inc., Wakefield, Mas-
sachusetts has named The National
Bank of Summers a Blue Ribbon
Bank. According to their analysis of
data obtained from the Federa]
Reserve Bank Board for the fourth
quarter of 1989, Veribanc, Inc. has
determined that The National Bank
of Summers meets all of the safety
and sound conditions for their high-
" Tues. June 5, 1990 Hinton News - 5
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est rating. Staff To Be In W.Va. i
The National Bank of Summers US. Senator Robert C. Byrd, D.- Pocahontas at Greenbrie~ County
invites their customers and friends W.Va.. announced that members of Courthouse, Lewisburg, Basement
to come by and see Sheila Basham his st~ffwill be in W.Va. the week of Conference Room.
for complete information regarding June 4 to conduct constituent case- 2-Spin at Mercer, Wyoming at
these reports, work ~ssions for West Virg~nians Mercer County CourthouSe, Prince- !
Bingo News with federally related problems'or ton, Commissioners' Room.
Summers County Volunteer Fire q~e.~tioas. Thurs. June 7 ,
9-12 noon at Mercer, McDowell,
Department Bingo Jack Pot of Byrd, who will not be able to at- Bluefield Municipal Compl xBoard
$2,000.00 was won Sat. May 26 by tend the meetings because the Sen- of Directors' Room.
Anna Ruth Pivont of Hinton in 59# ate will be in legislative session, said
his ca~workers will be at six loca-
to cover her card.
tions to serve constituents in a 10-
SItELTON FAMILY REUNION
county area. Following is the sched-
The 1990 reunion of the descen- ule:
dants and related families of Win- Tues. June 5
ston Shelton (1815-1891) will be 9 - 10 am at Nicholas County at
held in the Conference Room of the Nicholas County Courthouse, Sum,,,
Comfort Inn, 903 Industrial Drive, mersvflle, Commissioners'Room. i
Summersville, WV, onSat.andSum, 12 noon-2pm at Fayette County~
June 16 and 17. For those wishing to ~ t Oak Hill City Hall, Meeting Room.
make room reservations, the tele-
3~6pm at Raleigh, Summers at
phone numberis (304) 872-6500. the Raleigh County Courthouse~
Approximately, one-hundred andBeckley, Family Law Masters Court:
fifteen people from thirteen states
ro~mL Main Floor.
attended the 1989 reunion• We have Wed. June 6
identifiedoverfour-hundredandfifty 9~1 lain at Greenbrier, Monroe,
descendants. Related family names
include A]derson, Drennen, Keen an,
Morris, Nell, Simms, Winebrenner,
Young and many others.
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