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: GRANULATED I O Hinton, W. Va.'
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KROGER COST ClITTER COUPO|
Each of
readily available for sale in each KrocJer Store. except as
Slcalh/ noted in ths aK:l If we. do n Ot of an advect]se
Item we will offer you your choice of a comparable tem.
When avadable reflecting the same sawngs or a ramcheck
Which will ent,tte you to purchase the advertised ,tem at the
TOTAL SATISFACTION GUARANTEE
:Verlhlng you buy at Kroger s ]uaranteed for yOur tote.
dhsfachor, regardless of manufacturer If you are not s.tls
Krcxjer wdl replace your item with the same brand or
SUNDAY JUNE 10THRU SATURDAY JUNE 16. 1979.
DEALERS.
12 COUPON GO SUNDAY JUNE tO THRU SATURDAY JUNE L6. 1979
STYLE OR CUT II DF SUBJECT TO APPLICABLE STATE & LOCAL TAXES ii
3 $1 *'°°''
HI Nu 2%
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STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL PAP,=ROR
llOl
addition to his deg- done under the Uniform Rec-
WVU School of iprocal Enforcement of Support
received his BA in Act (U.R.E.S.A.); and (4) the
Tulane Univer- development and prosecution of
in 1976. criminal cases in the Circuit
to Aucremanne, Court.
(1) Juven- Aucremanne's salary is fund-
court caM- ed (90 per cent) through fed-
ing he said, and commented "]
really like the people of Sum-
mers County that I've met so
far, andthe city itself. I'm
really looking forward to meet-
• ing more people and l know ]
like this area".
will be held
June 20 at Willow-
Club with Fern
of Day. Tee off
a.81.
will be closed
will be no
West Virginia
CIRCLE
Circle of
and Sons
June 20,
Dairy
are urged to
Club
June
Mrs. E.O.
Chairman Mrs,
Mrs. B.W. Crane,
Gorman, Mrs.
bits. C.S. Dillon,
Lynn, Mrs. Bon-
Mr.s Walter
MEET
of the Moose
1393 installing of
chairman of the
will be held
'24, at 2:00 p.m. at
open meeting,
the Women of
of the Ord" of
and guests are in-
taken part.
are asked to
4-H
The Vikings 4-H Club held
their meeting June 12 on the
ground of Pence Springs Mark-
et. Following the meeting they
held a marshmallow roast.
Visitors were: Erin Moore
and Scott Maddy of Pence Sp-
rings.
The next meeting will be held
Tuesday June 19 at same loc-
ation.
NOTICE
Women of Moose will meet
June 19 at 7:30 in Moose Hall
for regular meeting.
BAZAAR
The Pip|stem Rut|tan Club is
sponsoring a Country Bazaar at
the Rut|tan Community Center
on Saturday, July 7 to raise
money for construction of the
Community Center Building.
Anyone who has any donat-
ions of any kind ( household
items, baked goods, band made
articles, canned fruits, and veg-
etables, etc.) are asked to con-
tact Judy Jewell at 466- 4293 or
June Keaton at 466- 3649.
ADDLE GOOCH TO MEET
The Addie Gooch Sunday Sch-
ool Class of First United Me.
thodist Churchwill meet at 7:30
p.m. Thursday. in Fellowship
Hall.
Hostess for the evening :
Tillie Johnson, Enola Saunders,
Max|he Williams, Addie Gooch
and Ailene Rlers.
GLEANER8
The Gleaners Class of the
United Methodist Church will
meet Monday June 25 at 7:30 at
the home of Mrs. Vada Red-
Area
Obituaries
ADKINS
Services for Mr. Fred Lee
Adkins, 55, of 906 Summers St.
were held at 2 p.m. Sunday in
the E.M. Meadows Funeral
Home in Hinton with the Rev.
Ray Martin officiating. Burial
followed in the Keatley Springs
Cemetery.
Mr. Adkins died'at 5:15 p.m.
Thursday in a Hinton hospital
after a long illness.
Born in Hinton Oct. 14, 1923,
he was a son of the late Hun-
ter and Pearlie Gill Adkins.
Survivors include his wife,
Mildred Bryson Adkins; two
sons, Fred Jr. and Jeffrey L.
Adkins, both at home; three
brothers, William, Henry and
James; two sisters, Mrs. Nell-
ice Adkins and Mrs. Ethel
Grose; three half brothers,
Eugene, Everett and Melvin,
and one half sister, Mrs. Ella'
Owens, all of Hinton.
JAMES
Thirstal C. James, 64, of 106
Summers St., Hinton, died Sat-
urday morning at 2:10 a.m. at
home after a long illness. '
Born Dec. 28, 1914, at Kane
Fork, W.Va., he was a son of the
late Frank and Lottie Wool-
wing James.
Mr. James was a veteran of
World War II.
Survivors include one sister,
Mrs. Mad|line Parry of Hinton.
The body is at Ronald Mead-
ows Funeral Home, Hinton,
where arrangements are in-
complete.
RICE
Roy Wilbur Rice, 66, of Hin-
ton died Thursday in a Beck-
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will be mond of 116 Central Ave. Belle- ley hospital after a short ill-
the meeting ........... ness ........ "
"tob;a polnL.; ......... ..... .-. Hewas a retired coal min-
MEET
Cla of
,their
June
AAUW
The American Association of
the University of Woman will
have a lanchaoa meeting at
Kh'Pk'g Jle 21 at 1:15. DUal for '
;the coming year are paid
at this meeting.
er.
Surviving : wife, Margarit;
daughters, mrs. Phyliss Mc-
Call and Mrs. Barbara Backus,
both of Rainelle; Mrs. June
Yankee of Madison, Va.; Mrs.,
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Street extention area of Hinton,
got out of his car and shot
himself with a sixteen gauge
the Hinton Detachment is as-
sisting th IIinton City Police in
the investigation.
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Kroger ,
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aers County
icer Larry
C.M Mace
westigation
:e collision
4:30 P.M.
"Pit Area".
UFO Sighting?
A firey falling object was
reportedly speLLed Sunday night
in the Greenbrier Drive area of
Hinton. The object was describ-
ed as approximately five feet in
diameter and glowing "like a
fusee". It also was described as
falling, not hovering..
Hinton City Police investigat-
ed but found no trace of the
object Sunday night. They theo-
rize it fell into the Greenbrier
River.
Magistrates Report
Magistrate Repor
(fines shown include costs)
J.L. Romanello
June 1
Donald Gill|am was larged
with petit larceny and fined $t7;
Ermel Yopp was fined $25 foho
operators license; C.A'. 13hlter
charged George fll[ ih
petit larceny, fined ,' A.W.
Maddy charged Bobby e
Adkins with reckless driving,
fined $60;J.W. Jeffries charged
James Brown with intoxication,
10 days in jail; R.S. Ballard
charged Fredrick Gill with in-
toxication, 2 days in jail; C.A.
Shaver charged Sharon Patton
with driving without a license,
fined $37; Robert D. Richmond
was charged with driving left of
center by G.B. Browning, fined
$25; C.A. Shaver charged Kelly
Martin with intoxication, 8 days
in jail; and Keith Thompson
was fined $41 for intoxication.
June4
B.W. Twyman charged Glen
Rider with driving while intoxi-
cated, fined $122; J.W. Jeffries
charged Orvel Ray with driving
while intoxicated and having no
operators license, fined $148;
A.W. Maddy charged Nellie
Mary Underwood with intexica.
Lion, fined $47; Irvin Byers was
charged with intoxication by
G.L. Teaba, Byers was fined
$43; Jimmie L. Blevins was
charged with illegal passing by
C.M. Mace, and fined $20; B.W.
Twyman ' : charged - Elgene
Surface with expired MVI, fined
$15; G.L. Teabo charged James
Davis with obstructing view and
intoxication, Davis posted
bond; Teabo also charged Billy
Fralin with intoxication, 8 days
ili 'jail; A;W. Maddy bharged
Lee Adki with intoxication
and G.L. Teabo charged George
Ratliff with intoxication. Ratliff
was sentenced to 8 days in jail
on the charge and 15 days in jail
on an assault charge brought by
C.A. Shaver.Teabo also charged
Donnis Ward and Roger
Hammonds with intoxication,
each was sentenced to eight
days in jail.
June 5
Stanley R. Ennis was charged
with speeding by B.W. Twyman
and fined $25; Oley Randolph
was fined $,30 after being charg-
ed with fishing without a license
by Larry Case; Billy R. Gill and
Arnold Gill were charged with
intoxication by B.W. Twyman
and Billy Gill was also charged
with Reckless driving.
June 6
B.W. Twyman charged Dale
Barker with failure to maintain
control, fined $25; Julius Wills
was charged with intoxication
by H.D. Richmond; Ernest
Ayers was charged with intoxi-
cation by T.K. Richmond and
sentenced TO 8 days.
June 7
Larry Case charged the C&O
Railroad with allowing a fire to
escape, $80 fine; Case also
charged James C. Stafford with
fishing without a license, fined
$30; C.A. Shaver charged John
Newman with driving while
revoked and driving while in-
toxic|ted, sentenced to two and
ten days respectively.
June 8
Larry Case charged Mark A.
Whitley with fishing wi(hout a
license, fined $30; Case charged
, Douglas G. Smith with having a
loaded gun, fmed $30; B.W.
Twyman charged Dwayne
Duncan for not having mirrors
on a motercycle,:fiaed $20; J.W.
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Edward Lilly of Cha'leston was seriously Run about 1:30 AM Sunday. The car caught fire
injured when his car struck a bridge on Beech and was gutted before firemen arrived.
.Lilly. Seriously Injured
Edward Keith Lilly, 25, mr
Charleston was seriously injur-
ed early Sunday morning when
his oar struck a bridge abut+
merit on West Virginia Route 3.
Lilly was thrown from the car
which caught fire on impact.
The Summers County Ambu-
lance Service took Lilly to the
Summers County Hospital, and
he was later transferred to the
Beckley Veterans Administra-
tion Hospital where ,,he was
reported in eatlsfactory condi.
tion Sunday afternoon.
The Summers County Fire
Department extinguished the
blaze but the interior of the car
was completely gutted.
Trooper Mace of the Hinton
Detachment of the State Police
investigated the accident. Mace
charged Lilly with driving too
fast for conditi?ns.
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