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n- vO )n 3e 3e ty le 3e n, at ~d ht d tl ,t S 7 LENA F. AMICK Mrs. Lena Florence Amick, 94, formerly of Russellville, died died Fri. June 29, at her home, following a short illness. Bern June 29, 1896, at Nutter- ville, she was the daughter of the late Andrew Scott and Laura Nut- ter. Mrs. Amick was a member of the Sugar Grove United Methodist Church at Quinwood and was a homemaker. She was preceded in death byher husband, William Bartlett Amick in 1965 and a daughter, Laura M. Amick in 1970. Survivors include four sons, Carl W. Amick of Nimitz, Fred V. Amick of Canoga Park, Calif., Ray W. Amick of Nevada City, Calif., and Robert K. Amick of Elyria, Ohio, 13 grandchil- dren and 13 great-grandchildren. Services will be Tues. at I p.m. at the Sugar Grove United Methodist Church with the Rev. Garland Groves officiating. Burial will be in the Sugar Grove Cemetery. The body was at the Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home in Rainelle and at the church one hour prior to services. The Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home in Rainelle was in charge of the arrangements. HOBERT BRAGG OPAL MARIE BRAGG Hobort Bragg, 66, and Opal Marie 4 Bragg, 63, both of Midway, died Sat. June 23, at a Beckley hospital, fol- lowing a car accident at Midway, according to Raleigh County Sheriff, • Michael Mangum. Born Mar. 26, 1924, at Brooks, he was the son of the late Grayson and : Adaline Smith Bragg. Bern May 30, 1927, at Hinton, she was the daughter of the late Fred Meadows and Bertha Mead- ows Richmond. Mr. Bragg was a member of the UMWA District No. 17, was a dis- abled miner and was a cutting ma- chine operator, he was a World War II U.S. Army paratrooper and at- tended the Midway First Church of Mrs. Bragg was ahomemaker and attended the Midway First Church of God. Mrs. Bragg was preceded in death by two brothers, Ottie and Charles Meadows, a sister, Elsie Richmond. Their survivors include four sons, Hobart Bragg Jr. of Grafton, Ohio, Gerald Bragg of Crab Orchard and Randall and Jackie Bragg, both of Midway; three daughters, Hilda Workman of Shady Spring and Mary Ann Maxey and Angela Green, both of Crab Orchard; 17 grandchildren, and three great- great- grandchil- drsn. Low Price Other survivors for Mr. Bragg include two brothers, Clarence Bragg of Shady Spring and Bernard Bragg ofJumping Branth, and five sisters, Florence Richmond of Baltimore, Md., Leola Meadows of Freezeland Mountain, Annie Moten of Newbury, • hio, June Belen of Hinton and Fern Richinond of Irish Mountain. . Other survivors for Mrs. Bragg ' ' include four brothers, Alvin Mead- ows of Ralnelle, Andrew Meadows of Meadow Bridge, Orville Meadows of Shady Spring and Junior Meadows of Hinton, and four sisters, Leona Bragg of Lanark, Geneva Richmond of Kilsyth, Ruby Wills of Hinton and . Dorothy Carr of Rainelle. Joint services were held Wed. lOW PPice! • June 27 at 2 p.m. at the Blue Ridge Funeral Home Chapel in Prosperity with the Pastors Eddie Bragg, Tho- mu Denny and Sister Hilda Shorter officiating. Burial followed in the .Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Nephews served as pallbearers. • . BILLIE Ill. BRANDON Billie B. Brandon, 73, died Sun. June 24, at his home following an ii apparent heart attack. Born AUg.25,1916, atSandetone, he was the ~n of the late Daniel B. and Anna Elizabeth Jones Brandon. :, Mr. Brandon was an 18-year resi- dent of Hinton. Survivors include a brother, Pat- ii rick H.Brandon of Alderson; four sisters, Mary Ethel Cales of Whit- tier, Calif., Anna Belle Albert of Radford, Va.; Ruth Lemon of Roanoke, Va., and Betty Jo Cales of Lebannon, Ohio, and several nieces • and nephews. Servic~ were held Wed. June 27 at 11 a.m. at the Ronald Meadows ., Funeral Parlors Chapel in Hinton "with the Bey. Eddie Johnson offici- ~ ating. Burial followed in the King Cemetery at Sandstone. Nephews served as pallbearers. JAMES N. BOONE Low Price! Low Price! ., James Nyal Boone, 78, of Route 1, Box 62, died Sun. June 24, at a Low Moor, Va. hospital, following a long :,, illness. :i~ Born June 27, 1911, at Hinton, he was the sen of the late Maggie Jane i Mr. Boone was retired from the C ~; ~& O Railroad in Hinton and was of i~ the Baptist faith. He was preceded in death by a son, Seldon Clyde Boone. Survivors include his wife, Dicie Madeline Adkins Boone; seven sons, Delano and Milton Boone, both of Hinton, Lynwall Boone of Richmond, Va., Milan Boone of McCollivelle, Ohio, Steve Boone of Alderson,James Boone Stockport, Ohio and Kerwin Boone of Bluefield, Va.; two daugh- ters, Delana Grimmett of Hinton and Doris Ward of Colonial Heights, Va.; 21 grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren. Services were held Wed. June 27 at 2 p.m. at the Lobban Funeral Home Chapel in Alderson with the Rev. Elwood Cales officiating. Bur- ial followed in the Tempa Mission- ary Baptist Church Cemetery at Tempa~ JANE - ELLEN CARMICHAEL Mrs. Jane-Ellen Carmichael, 24, died Fri. June 22, at Frankfort, from injuries received in a automobile accident, according to Frankfort City Chief of Police Ted Evans. Born in Muncie, Ind., she was the daughter of Larry W. and Su-Ellen J. HIGGS MORNIN' GEMS 18 OZ. BOX Everydayi ANDERSON - 8 OZ. low , ! PRnZEL STIX i~I MRS. WEAVER'S- 13 OZ. ' COLE SLAW • 12 OZ. BAG • Tues. July 3, 1990 Hinton News - 3 la, We reserve the right to limit dl quontit~L Some items may not be avail~le in all toCCata. Rodes Carmichael of Muncie. Baptist Church in Muncie with the Mrs.CarmichaslattendedMitch- Revs. Philip Robinson and Earl elIElementarySchool,StorerMiddle Vaughn officiating. Burial followed School, was a 1983 graduate of in the Elm Ridge Cemetery at Mun- Northeide High School, attended cie. Hanover College for one year and The Meeks Mortuary, 415 East returned to Muncie and graduated Washington St., Muncie, Ind. was in from Ball State University in 1989. charge of the arrangements. She moved to Frankfort in Aug., Any donations of sympathy may teaching special education at Fran- be made to the Kentucky Special klin County High School and was Olympics, 214 West Main Street, purmfingherMastersat the Univer- Frankfort, Ky. 40601. sityofKentuckyin Lexington. While HARVEY DEAVER living in Muncie she was employed by Companion Sitting Service at the HillcroR Center, attended Shawnee Heights Baptist Church, was a member of the Phi Lambda Theta and Phi Mu Sorority and Gold Key Honorary and Council for Excep- tional Children, all of Ball State University. Other survivors include two broth- ers, Jon and Jason Carmichael, both of Muncie; grandmother, Alma Rodes of Hinton; her fiancee, Joel T. Gano of Georgetown, Ky., and several aunts, uncles and cousins. Services were held Wed. June 27 at 1:30 p.m. at the Shawnee Heights I Martin, Ga. Harvey Preston Deaver, 63, ofl60 Seven Forks Trail, husband of Elizabeth (Betty) Lee White Dearer, died Sat. June 16, at Stephens County Clinic• Born i n Ronceverte, W.Va., he was the son of the late Dave and Dollie Clarke Deaver. He was retired from Virginia Electric and Power Com- pany, a U.S. Army World War II veteran and a member of American Legion Post 92. Mr. Dearer was honorary mayor of Seven Fork s Trail and a member of the First Baptist Church of Livonia. Surviving are widow; daughters Mrs. Dale (Sidney Kaye) Nelson of" Alpharetta, Ga., Mrs. Max (Eliza- beth Ann ) Bradley of Virginia Beach, Va.; sons, Stephen Douglas Deaver of Canyers, Ca., and Preston Lee of Harrisonburg, Va., brother Carl Deaver of Ronceverte, 10 grandchil- dren and four great-grandchildren. Services were at 11 A.M. Mon. at Weldon Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev. Richard Bielski. Continued on page 7 Photographics ~,~. 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