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rill be Hunt- Tues. June 19, 1990Hinton News -3 ,ntact: : 307, 4-583- DR. JOHN ALEXANDER Word was received of the sudden passing of Dr. John Alexander, 186 Park View Terrace, Orange Park, NJ. 07050. He was the husband of Mrs. Emma Lou Tierce Laws, formerly of this city. He is survived by his wife, three sons, three grandsons, one grand- daughter, other relatives and many friends. The body was cremated. Memo- rial services were held. ELIZABETH ALLEN and the Andrew S. Rowan Home at Sweet Springs. She was preceded in death by three brothers and two sisters. Survivors include a sister, Moody A...Gwi,nn of Hinton, and several nieces and nephews. The body was cremated. Memorial services were held Thmi~ June 14 at 11 a.m. at the Ascension Episcopal Church at Hinton with Rector Ray Wiseman officiating. In lieu of flowers any donations of sympathy may be made to the As- cension Episcopal Church. The Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors in Hinton was in charge of the arrangements. man and had been a 20oyear rein- White of Pettrey; a brother, Frank Mrs. Wilma Sembly, 131 State St. Mr. and Mrs. E.E. Baker, Mr. Larry dent of Newark. PenningtonofPrinceton;sixgrand- Hinton, was honored with a 64th Baker, Mrs. Lillian Page, Mrs. She was preceded in death by her children, and four great-grandchil- birthday dinner, party given by her Margaret Nelson, Mr.andMrs.Louis husband, Carl G. Gwinn. dren. son Bernard Sembly. The party was Gore, Ms. Linda Haskins, Mrs. Clara Survivors include a son, Nelson Services wereheldWed. June 13 held on Sat. June 9th at Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Mary Jackson, Mr. Gwinn of Grand Rapids, Mich.; a at 11 a.m. at the George W. Seaver Sembly's home starting at 6 p.m. Henry Kinley and Ms. Mary Skid- daughter, Jannelle Geissinger of Funeral Home Chapel in Princeton Dinner was served to all the guests more. Newark;10grandchildren;36great- with the Rev. Garland Sonny Jones after which Mrs. Sembly opened her Bernard took a few minutes to grandchildren,andfourgreat-great- officiating. Burial followed in the beautiful gifts given to her by those "Thank" everyone for coming and grandchildren. Athens Cemetery at Athens. attending: Mrs. Sembly ~rhanked" all those for Services will be Wed. at 2 p.m. at The body was at the George W. Mrs.ArtheliaSmith, Mr.and Mrs.helping. Mrs. Moore, Ms. Haskins the E.M. Meadows Funeral Home Seaver Funeral Home Chapel in Robert Smith, Mrs. Laura Carter, and Ms. Skidmroe helped in the Chapel in Hinton with the Rev. Princeton. preparations and with the serving. Gerald Dotson officiating. Burial will Mr. Kinley helped in setting thing~ be in the Greenbrier Memorial Park up and in cleaning up afterwards. at Hinton. Sending a gift was Mrs. Della l~'iends may call Tues. from 6 Pendleton. A special "Thanks" goes to GOD for letting all those attend, the lovely dishes of food, and for the beautiful gifts. Mrs. Elizabeth (Betty) Allen,of 907 Temple St., died Mon. June 11 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. at 9:35 a.m., in a Hinton hospital SARA M. HOUCHINS following a long illness. Mrs. Sara M. Houchins, formerly Born at Bertha, she was the of Hinton, died Tues.June 12, at an daughter of the late John W. and Isobell Foster Allen. Akron hospital, following an appar- ent heart attack. Mi ss Allen was a lifelong resident of Summers County, member of the Born at Hinton, she was the Ascension Episcopal Church at daughter of the late Robert and Lil- Hinton, a retired employee of the lian Miller. Mrs. Houchins was a 21-year Virginia Electric Power Company resident of Akron, member of the St. (VEPCO), former employee of the Industrial Home for Girls in Salem Pauls Episcopal Church in Akron and the Care Givers of the church. ORA G. DEEDS Mrs. Ora Grace Deeds, 89, died Mon. June II, at aHinton care cen- ter, following a long illness. Born Oct. 2, 1900, at Jumping Branch, she was the daughter of the late Ed and Sally Allen Young. Mrs. Deeds had lived most of her life in Summers County, was a member of the Hinton First United Methodist Church and the Gleaners Sunday School class and she was a former Sunday School teacher at the Brooklyn United Methodist Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, Allen Frank Deeds in 1970 and a daughter, Frances Deeds. Survivors include three daugh- ters, Mrs. Kenneth (Carrell) Kin- caid of Hinton, Mrs. L. M. (Annabell) Gleason of Clifton Forge, Va., and Mrs. Jewel (Frankie) Martin of Beckley; a sister, Mrs. John (Hilda) Yancey of Hinton, and three grand- children. Graveside services and burial were held Wed. June 13 at 11 a.m. at the Restwood Memorial Gardens at Hinton with Dr. Clyde Hensley offi- Survivors include her husband, William H. Houchins; a nephew, David Miller of Tampa, Fla., and two nieces, Linda Pinto of Houston, Texas and Carol Miller of San Diego, Calif. Graveside services were held Fri. June 15 at 11 a.m. at the Greenbrier Memorial Park at Hinton with Rec- tor Ray Wiseman officiating. There was no visitation. The Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors in Hinton was in charge of the arrangements. DENVER C. RICHMOND Denver C.Richmond, 72, of True, Summers County, died June 8, at home after a long illness. He was a lifelong resident of Summers County. He ~vas an Army veteran of World War II. He was a member of First Baptist Church, HJnton. He was president of V&D Supply Co., with 23 years' service. He was a Mason and member of VFW. Surviving: wife, Evangeline Lilly Richmond; sons, Denver Jr. and Tommy, both of Hudson, Fla., Bobby of Hinton, Ronnie of London, Ohio; daughters, Norma Jean Best of London, Eva Bragg and Ruth Ann Bragg, both of Hinton; stepson, Robert Lee Bower of Hinton; brother, James Richmond of Canton, Ohio; sisters, Eva Light of Hebron, Ohio; Gladys Adkins of Cookeville, Ohio, Nellie Magruder of Greensboro, N.C., Wanda McLaughlin of Hinton; 15 grandchildren; one great-grandchild. Graveside services with Masonic rites were held Mon. June 11 at 1 p.m. at Ronald Meadows Funeral Home, Hinton, with Elder Charles Neely officiating. Burial followed in the Rostwood Memorial Gardens, Hinton. elating. RONALD S. RUDISILL The body was at the Ronald Ronald S. Rudisill, 67, died Sun. Meadows~ Funeral Parlors in Hin- June 10, at 7 p.m., at a Hinton hos- ton. pital, following a short illness. WEST VIRGINIA ELLISON Born Oct. 21, 1922, at Wayside, Mrs. West Virginia (Wessie) Elli- he was the son of the late John Sid- son, 94, died Sun. June 17, at her ney and Clara Hudson Rudisill. home, following a long illness. Mr. Rudisill had lived most of his Born Oct. 1, 1895, at Lilly, she life in Barger Springs and was a was the daughter of J.J. (Cud) and. retired employee of the West Vir- Sarah Cox Lilly. ginia Department of Highways. Mrs. Ellison was a lifelong resi- He was preceded in death by a dent of Summers County and a son,JackRudisillin1962;fivebroth. member of the Bluestone Baptist ers and three sisters. Church at Jumping Branch. Survivors include hie wife, Nova She was preceded in death by her VanStavern Rudisll; a daughter, husband, Mack Ellison, and three Sarah Dawn Rudisill at home; two brothers, brothers, John G. Rudisill of Char- Survivors includetwodaughters, leston and Harold S. Rudisill of .Vera Ellison, at home, and Mary Barger Springs, and two sisters, Elizabeth (Libby) Lilly of Beckley; Mary F. Stokes of Baltimore, Md. two sons, Arlie and Benny Paul Elli- and Lena Callahan of Daniels. son, both of Nimitz; nine grandchil- Services were held Wed. June 13 dren, 15 great-grandchildren and one at 2 p.m. at the Ronald Meadows great-great-grandson. Funeral Parlors Chapel in Hinton Services will be Tues. at 2 p.m. at with the Roy. Dana Stalnaker offici- the Nimitz Baptist Church with the ating. Burial followed in the Oak Revs. Arnold Cooper and Gary Trout Grove Cemetery at Ballengee. officiating. Burial will be at the Pallbearers were David, Dwayne Crews Cemetery at Nimitz. and Chester Rudisill, Don Cantley The body was at the Ronald and Pete andMike Tabor. Meadows Funeral Parlor of Hinton and at the church one hour prior to :FRANCES B. WHITE the services. Mrs. Frances Blake White, 72, Grandsons will serve as pallbear- died Mort. June 11, at 7:30 a.m., at ers. her home Tollowing a long illness. The Ronald Meadows Funeral Born Aug. 16, 1917, at Pettrey, Parlor in Hinton is in charge of the she was the daughter of the late arrangements. Granville L. and Grace Meadows MARY V. GWINN Pennington. Mrs. Mary V. Gwinn, 93,of New- Mrs. White was a former tele- ark, Del., formerly of Hinton, died phone operator with GTE, member Thurs. June 14, at the home of her of the Church of Christ at Pettrey daughter, in Newark, Del., follow- and was a member of the Christian ing a long illness. Workers Circle of the Church, a ~rn Feb. 13, 1897, in Nicholas member of the Elgood Extension County, she was the daughter oftheHomemakers Club and had been aHolden from Our Heritage, Volume late Charles E. Johnson and Nancy lifelong resident of Mercer County. 2. Hughes Johnson. She was preceded in death by her Those present were guests: Anna Mrs. Gwinn was a member of the husband, Marion Blake White onLaura Waid, Ruby Holland, Marie Firs~ United Methodist Church of Dec. 1, 1977 and a sister, Hazel P. Thompson, Pare Thompson, and Hinton, the Ladies Auxiliary of the McDaniel. Mrs. Arnett Willey, and members: 1 American Legion and the Auxiliary Survivors include two sons, Gale oftheBrotherho.~dofRailwayTrain- White of Concord, N.C. and Alvin ::2: ::: Delta Kappa Gamma Society Meets Officers of Alpha Xi Chapter of The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International for the biennium 1990 to 1992 from right to left: Barbara Parmer, President; Cleo Mathews, First Vice President; Lynn Crowder, Second Vice President; Martha Livesay, Secretary; Mary Lambert, Treasurer;, Connie Newton, Parliamentarian. The Alpha Xi Chapter of the Del ta Kappa Gamma Society International met at Pipestem State Park on May 12, at 10:00. The President, Cleo Mathews, called the meeting to order and welcomed two members frbm the Xi Chapter, Anna Laura Waid and Ruby Holland; and the other guests at the meeting: Pare Thompson, Marie Thompson, and Mrs. Arnett Willey. Rose Mary Irwin was in charge of the ice breaker, and then the mem- bers joined in singing "Building Bridges". Mrs. Mathews read the challenge to the members "A Little Parable to Mothers~ by Temple Bailey. Routine business was trans- acted. Lynn Crowder, Second Vice Presi- dent, was in charge of the initiation of new members. The following women wereinitiated: Sarah Brown, Diane Bryant, Catherine Mack, Pat Miller, Nancy Seldomridge, and Betty Jo Williams. Those officers participating in the initiation in addition to Mrs. Crowder were Cleo Mathews, President; Barbara Parmer, First Vice President; and Martha Livesay, Secretary. Appro- priate music was played for the cere- mony and =The Delta Kappa Gamma Song~ concluded the ceremonies. Following the initiation,the offi- cers for the biennium 1990-1992 were installed. Those taking office were Barbara Parmer, President; Cleo Mathews, First Vi ce President; Lynn Crowder, Second Vice President; Martha Liveeay, Secretary; Mary Lambert, Treasurer; and Connie Newton, Parliamentarian. Pat Miller asked the blessing before the members and guests en- joyed a salad luncheon. The members joined in singing =Problems, Promises and Prospects~ before Barbara Parmer presented the Founders Day program. Mrs. Parmer stated that The Delta Kappa Gamma Society was founded on May 11, 1929 in Austin, Texas by Annie Webb Blanton. Dr. Blanton chose 11 capable educators with a wide range of backgrounds to join her in the formation of this group of key women teachers. Assisting Mrs. Parmer with a candlelight ceremony to memoral- ize the founders were'Anna Laura Waid, Ruby Holland, Cleo Mathews, Lynn Crowder, Mary Lambert, Susan Lawrence, Connie Newton, Donna lV~ck, Lillian Sims, and Martha Livesay. Mrs. Parmer con- cluded the ceremony by reading =In Commemoration" by Eunah Temple Sarah Brown, Diane Bryant, Cath- erine Mack, Pat Miller, Nancy Sel- domridge, Betty Jo Williams, Char- lene Cooper, Lynn Crowder, Linda Ford, Vicki Hinerman, Rose Mary Irwin, Mary Lambert, Susan Law- rence, Cleo Mathews, Donna Mock, Connie Newton, Barbara Parmer, Lillian Sims, and Martha Livesay. Or. William H. Perrine Optometrist 217 4th. Ave., Hintm, W.Va. Licensed Heating Aid Cmbr Fox Photographics 21 7 R BALLENGEE ST. HINTON WEBBS FLORIST & GREENHOUSES On the 4-lane CRAB ORCHARD, WV. 255-7411 Carry-out or Defivery • Wholesale. 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