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f From page 3 I I II I tuaries ~ ~, The Deavers formerly hved m leans, LA., Mrs. Patricia Lerner of dren. ~ Hinton from 1964 - 70. Attending Montreal, Canada, Reid Harvey of Services were held Wed. June 27 ~ the service from the Hinton Area Denver, Colo., David Harvey of at 11 a.m. at the E.M. Meadows ~'~ ~;,~: were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bartgis and Yuma, Ariz., Amy Harvey of Tempe, Funeral Home with the Rev. D. D. ~-...~.. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mann. Ariz., andNaomi FeliskaofMinnea- Elwell officiating. Burial followedin ~ polls, Minn.; and thirteen great- the Mt. Zion Methodist Church ~-.~:~. RAYMOND B. FERGUSON grandchidlren.Shewaspre-deceasod Cemetery near Hinton. i:. Raymond B. Ferguson, 81, died by three sons, Okey Spurgeon Har- eral Masonic orders including the Bent Kadim Shrine of Charleston. He was past president of the Green- brier Scenic Railway, White Sulphur Chamber of Commerce, and the West ~i: :::~ Tues. June 26, in a Fairlea hospital vey who died in 1944 during World !?': ~:: following a short illness. War II, Harold Wanton Harvey who ,~.v~- Born Mar. 19, 1909, at Bluefield, died in 1972 and Glen Ray Harvey ~:~he was the son of the late Rod and who died in 1987. ~7~?2Mollie Tabor Ferguson. Funeral services were held Fri. ~_:~ Mr. Ferguson was a member of June 30 at 10:30A.M. atThe Mackey ~the Old Stone Presbyteian Church Mortuary by Rev. Alvin McClaren, ;~i:~.~'~atLewisburg, apastpresident°f the Rev. Robert McClure and Rev. L. .,....~'i~:' White Sulphur Springs R°taryClub,. Earl Harvey. Entombment was in ;?::;:: a current member of the Lewlsburg Woodlawn Memorial Park Mauso- ~:~:. Rotary Club, a member of the Blue- leum. ~..~:field, Masonic Lodge #85 and sov- Honorary escort was Deacons and former Deacons, members of the Lads and Laddies and the Marantha Bible Class, all of Morningside Baptist Church. The family was at the home, 119 ~;:.. Virginia Republican party. He was a ~,~;? member of the WV Travel Coundl , 'mnd former chairman of the Board of : Greenbrier County Youth Camp and ~'Na member of the Board of Directors !£~)~'or the Potomac House in Roncev- "::~ii:i He was a former chairman of the ~ ~ q.h~ited Way m Lynchburg, and pres- -:~.ently a member of the Greenbrier ~*~PU~ Service District # 1. He was a ret~d employee of the Norfolk and :~: :Western Railway and had been a ~:~'i;~(residsnt of Greenbrier County for the past 20 years. /: Survivors include his wife, Nita !'~!:'Martin Ferguson of Lewisburg; a Hillrese Ave,but will receive friends Thurs. from 7 until 8:30 P.M. at The Mackey Mortuary. Memorial may be made to the Morning,ads Baptist Church Build- ingFund, 1115 Pelham Road, Green- ville, S.C. 29615. VIRGINIA M. KINCAID Mrs. Virginia Mae Kincaid, 67, died Sun. June 24, at her home, following a long illness. PATTY LOU WHITTEN Mrs. Patty Lou Whitten, 50, died Thurs. June 28, at 1:45 a.m., at her home, following a long illness. Born Jan. 10, 1940, in Summers County, she was the daughter of Mae Lilly Hatcher of Nimitz and the late Bill Hatcher. Mrs. Whitten had lived most of her life in Summers County, was a member of the Nimitz Baptist Church. Other survivors include her hus- band, Winfred W. (PeeWee) What- ten; a son, Brett Whi tten of Jumping Branch; a daughter, Denean W~it- ten of Salem, N.C.; three brothers, Gary and Bethel Hatcher, beth of Nimitz and Harold (Hal) Hatcher of Cool Ridge, and two grandchildren, Graveside services and burial were held Sat. June 30 at 2 p.m. at the Crews Cemetery at Nimitz with the Revs. Car] Edwards and Arnold Cooper officiating. There was no visitation. Honorary pallbearers were Benny Ellison, Harold Williams Jr., Ken- neth Meador, Grant Hinton and Born May 8, 1923, at Fayette Gene Bowling. Station, she was the daughter ofthe The Ronald Meadows Funeral late Joseph Franklin and Hazel Parlors wasin charge of the arrange- Donnally Sweet. ments. Mrs. Kincaid was a homemaker Tues. July 3, 1990 Hinton News - 7 t James McDowelle Dr. James McDowelle, a profes- to students enrolled in off-campus dent, principal, director of special sot ofleadership and higher educa- programs. Many of the programs education and teacher.:'J. tion at Appalachian State Univer- developed by Mr. Blanton have in- Nominations for the award,were sity, is the first recipient of the Roy fluenced public school administra- accepted from students who.have ~: daughter, Mary Louise Minter of and ,member of the Moose Lodge in R. Blanton Award for Excellence in tors in the state, been enrolled in Appalachia/f~ ex- ~:~Akron, Oh. and a grandson, James OakHill. flctivities fit The Extension Instruction. Dr.McDowelle joined tension courses, colleguesand.~oor- :~A~SlagleIIIofWinston-Salem, N.C. She was preceded in deathbyher Hint0n Senior Center T~e award is givenin memory of Appalachian's department of lead- dinators of extension programs~ Services were held Thurs. June husband, Emery Kinca/d in 1985. Mr. Blanton, who was the extension ershipandhighereducationin 1989. Dr. McDowelle is the son of.Jean director from 1966 to 1976. Mr. He received a doctorate in1981from McDowelleofHinton.Heismm'ried : 28 at 11 a.m. at the Old Stone Pres- Survivors include two sons, Don- Located on the corner of Second Blanton was recognized as ale,dang the University of Virginia. Dr. to Sarah Key of Frederick, M&, byterian Church with Dr. Dexternie Ray (Tiny) Kincaid of Lansing Ave. and Summers Street. force in bringing university courses McDowel]e is a former superinten- Taylorofficiating.Entombmentwasand Frank Kincaid of Ala.; three Partially funded by the West at the Greenbrier Memorial Mauso- daughters, BeverlyWilliams of N.C.,Virginia Commission on Aging GAL LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICe' ]eum with masonic rites. Earldine Grubb of Hinton and Alice LE NOTICE ..- The body was at the McGraw Faye (Carol)Cavendish of String- July4 ....... FOR SALE .,-- " Funeral Home in Lewisburg. town;twosisters, FayeDixonofAmes HOLIDAY NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE ~-~nu~ur~o,~ COUNTY" ': ~:, In lieu of flowers, donations of and Helen Mannon of Garten; 16 July 5 Theundersig~edSubstituteTrustee. byvirtu~of TIIEUNDERSIGNED. I~vtdL. Parmer, sub~ti. ~J,t~&~v~ -..L the authority vested in him by that certain document tuteTrusteeunderth~Deed of Trust~ut~lbyBiny GREEN SULPHUR SPRI]~GS ii~sympathymaybemadetotheDavis- grandchidlren, and several great- Menu: Mixed beans/onions, spin- o~ ...... dintheOfficeoftheVlerkoftheVountyCourt D. Phillip~,ndAnita(].Phillip~.hiswif~.toDuvidL. DISTRICT ,-, ach, sliced peaches, of Summers County, West Virginia, in Trust Deed Parmer and Bob F. Richmoud, Tr~lt4~m, of r~ocdln " '" .~' StuaTt Home in Lewisburg. grandchildren, i~,k I24, !~ge 743, whereby he wa~ eppointed as the Summers County Clerk's Office In Trout ~ 're' Servicss were he]dWed. June 27 Activities: Bingo {br prizes after Subst~tuteTrusteeinthep[aceofNedH. Ragland,Jr. BookNo. l13atP.ge443,r~l~r~thatd~f~ultlmving ~oct~,m$1~ta, mO~orle~.he|~ngto ~nd AI~n If. Larrick, in that certain Deed of Trust beenmadeinthep~ymentofthenotelundob]i~ti@r~ L~H~h~ofC H Hkl~ which~mlectatets~e~ribed ": RAYMOND R. HARRAH at Ii a.m. at the Dodd-Payne Hess lunch. ~ .... ted by The lhnielle Corporation, to Ned H. es~e~uredhytheafor~4~ddeedoftrustlndthou~d~. In a dud d~¢l'O~ Sth, I~0 of m¢o~I[~ the July6 Ragland, J r.and Alan H. Larrick, dated April I, 1989, =!shed sub~itute Trustee h~ving bwn r~qmmt~l b~ Ofnce of th~ Clerk o¢ Um County Court of Summers and of record in the Office of the Clerk of the Coun ty that benencl.ry end holder oft}m note and obllpti~n County, West Virginia, in Dud Book No. 9~Page RaymondR.Harrah,89,wasdead Funeral Home in Fayetteville with Menu: Roast beef/gravy, mashed co,~ ors.... rs County. West Virginia. in Tru,t sacuredbyMiddcedoftrugt~otodo, lwillofferformlo ............. " on arrival Sun. June 24, at a Beckley. ~: . . . the Rov. Robert Morey officiating, potatoes, brusselsprouts, icecream. ~)~,~k 121, pege88, said Deed of Wrust being atlmbli¢.uctionuntathehigha~trupansib~bidd~r No.~/,mot~pantoumnyoe~ri~maas[o,o~c~. hosp~tal, follovnngalongfllness. Burial followed in the Restlawn present]yi..defau]t, the said Suhetitute Trustee hav. atthefrontdooroftheSummel~CountyCot~thou~,~ ~gA]L~1~&Ti~Sl~T~A'P~/n4~mn~t~.I~j~Dis- \ Born Dec. 25,'1901~at Sandstone, MemoriaI Gardens at Victor. Acti.v~ties: Gospel sing belbre ,~..... requestedbythebez~eficiarythersafsotodo, intheCityofllintm%Summe¢~Cou~ty,WitVl~inia, trictofSummer~County.WV.eo~tainth$22~ac~s.to -'-'he was the son 6fthe late Bird Har- lunch, M~)nthly birthday din~ier. - *NOW,T|IEltEFORE.I,RICIIARI)M.GUNINOE, Sub- onduly20th,1990,atthehouroflO:OOA.M.~l~-k,all" ~t~o~mW~o¢~t~ti#~@¢~t~¢tof stltute Trustee as aforosaid, will proceed to sell the oftho~ecertain tract~orlmrcelsofhnd, tog~th~rwtth ~ known ol th* "K/~id/qa~', th~ "Jo~[ick~ rah and Roeie Harrah. HUGH A. MILLER July 9 hereinafle.r described'real estate at public auction on improvements thegn aM the appurt~mnm th~'~- L~llzl~ and the ~ro|l Plato', mtuate on the ~dtera of the July 27, 1990, at the hour of 10:30 a.m., to the untohelonging,~ittmtoinPipe~temDistri~t.~umnmra Sloter~Cr~ktn ceiddiltrtct. , Mr. Harrah was a retired general Hugh A. Miller, 66, ofCharleston, Menu: Meat ball,tomato sauce, high~rstbidderforeashinhendetthefrontdoorofthe County, WestVi¢~tni.,moro!im~icul.rlyd~b~dac TH|SPltOPERTYWILLBESOLDat~dhIieau¢- ~; }laborer. W.Va., died Tues. June 26 at CAMC green beans, applesauce. Co.rt~ .... fs ..... County,WestVirginis, which fotlow¢ tio~'lttlm front door of the Courthouse ~linton real estate is situate in the Croenbrler District, Sum. BE1NG LOT NO. 8 us shown ~ a mp ind plat of ~,,',,m-'~, O~,m'v WV ~- t~b,"~,v July ISth 1990 st : ~ Survivors include a son, Bobby Memorial Division. Activities: Bible study ii:15 ..... County,WestVirginia. andismoraperticularly ~Jdprope~yprop~redbyRon~ldP. Pink,L~Imb~l~l t~h~'*'~r"~0:"0~s.m.'~c"l~*'k,"~in~andonda~of i ~Harrah ofTerry; a daughter, Shirley Born in Summers County at Clay- Summers County Counci] on de~, fell .... tmw,e~Su]~divisim? Ofena~mm. ~mnc}u~ of Pr°l~ttY~wlo~.~°nvey~dbyR.P. N~y to Ottom~d ~l.. This ale ~li I~ subject to confirmation by thev , ~-Meadows;abrother, Cecil Harrah of ton Mar. 26, 1924 he was the son of Aging Board of Directors meeting I'.EINGtheGreenbrier Memorial Buri,I Park. Ev.B. Neely,PipeetomDi.trict.Scel~l'toS0* which Circuit Court ~Summ,ra County, W~mt irginia. And being the same property ecquirad by R.A. ~aidmepwurv~rdedintheOfl~mofthaCl~.l~ftho B~YVID~ ,~,~ I Backus Mountain; three s~sters, thelateLeonardP.MillerandMuriel l:00p.m. Me~dow~.W.T. FredekinKandMiltonLArrington,u u ....... Trusteesfortheu~e.ndbenefitofthelotowneraofthe Ca ntyCourtofSummmCounty, W~tVirgl~iu, th and " Groenbrier Bu reel Park ' Association, • non-prafit Deed Book No. ! 10 at Im~ 476, to which r~feruum is ,~=,~,~. ~. U.N,~, I Goldie Gwinn of Backus Mountain, F. Canterbury Miller. July I0 here made for a more particular desel~l~l,m ¢4" sai~ r~,~. me~ ,~ I AdieReddenofGrandviewandTinie Mr. Miller was retired from Menu: Salisbury steak, carrots, org~,i~ti .... i~ deed dated April 3. 1947 and of nro~ertv -- ~'taIC~mmis~icm~s recordintheofficeoftheClerkoftheCountyCommi~ - "A~'BE ING the same property ~onv~ed unto tl~ HN Ju~o ~ July 3, 10 , Cozart of Hinton. Kenhill Construction Corn pany and pear halves, bread. ,ion of,.... r, County, West Virginla in Deed Book perti~ of the ~rat part by dead of Maw Jmcm Phillip~ Graveside rites were held Wed. a World War II veteran. Activities:Wellness workshop led oL at page 5.54. andWilliam H.Phillipa, herhu~nd,datodAu~u~t?, June 27at Ii a.m.in the Grandview Survivors include his wife Peggy by Jeannie Halloran 11:15. l.uraAndQ Meadows']so beingandtheMiitonSame L.Pr°pertYArrin gton,acquiredas True-by I~ook1981, of record in the aforeceid C]~rk'. Ofllce |n D~ll41 at Page 507. I Cemetery at Grandview with the Miller;, daughters, Nora Faye Riggs Scheduled Bus Trips t,,,~ rot the Cr~nbner B,~,l Park A~iation from THERE m ALSO COm~Z~ ~ t~, V*~ or , Rev. Gene Hall officiating, of Charleston, and Norine Gaye July l3Beckley x .... Mead .... wad .... iddeeddatedN.... ber20, Ttu~teeertain198~VolDmmabilel~m~$~rhlNo. 19~4 and of record in the aforesaid Clerk's OtSce in I'¢DPLh'~PI~IO~I. LEGAL NOTICE t There was no visit.tun. Boggess of Grapeview Road, W.Va.; July 27 l)e~d Book 99. at Fags 420. REFERENCEishe¢~y mad~toceidd4mdsand.ll And being th .... property acquired by The priordeedaofco~vey ..... fooidt~ml,mtato foramom NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE Summers County Cemetery Service, Inc., . West perticul.rde~zriptionof~idproperty, any~oo.~nt~ PUBLIC AUCTION ~ Arrangements by Rose and sons Norman Ray Miller and NolanMercerMall ~'QuesenberryFuneraIHomeinBeck- Jay Miller, both of Charleston; one Call the Hinton Center at 466- Virginia Corporation by deed from MiltonL. Arring- " andrightsofweyandferallpertimmtparpaooL In~mpllam:~Ithoce~intnmtdeed~x~¢utod ton, Jam es O. Allen and D~rrell G. l.illy, as Trustees of Tll IS SALE IS MADE subjert to such ~m~mto, I~ Mr. in~ Mt~. Ctmrhm D. Laces to William D. Levine "-ley. brother Haren L. Miller of Ogden, 4019 to sign up for scheduled bus theGreenbrierMemorlalBuriaIP~rk,saiddeeddatod ,rid righteofwlyc, l~er~etfone, ind~sals ~g~J. Wm. StC]~irlsSub~tutoTrusteee forJim .- Utah; and 5 grandchildren, trips. Sign ups begin the Men. before June 17, 1982 and of rerord in the afora~id Clerk,s ere contained end ~t forth In ire'lot d~/l ~'~mr~. Wafer H~. |~,, b~.~i~| dato March 8, 1989 and ' OMAD. HARRIS Funeral services were held Thurs. the trip. Officein DeedBoak 142, at page737,ancepertainingtoceid mle~t~, t~tcerd~4 in the o~ of the Clerk of the County And further being the same property conveyed TERMS OF SAI~: Cash in hsnd~ thu~ofmlo C.~mmlul~n of Summm County, West Vicgimo. in Mrs. OreaD. Harris, 79, diedFri. June 28 at 2:00 p.m. at the Wilson untoTheDanielieCorporation, aWe~tVirginteCorpo, andsubjeettotmumfer th~ymtrsl~andalloubsa. TnmtD~sd~121atPqsSld~faultha~,1~heen June 29, at 12:10 p.m. in a Hinton Funeral Home in Charleston with NOTICE ration, fromTheSumme~CountyCemeterySe~vicSa, quanty~r~ m~inth~paym~mt~d'thed~btthemby~m¢~t.ed, the lnc., a West Virginia Corporation, by deed dated April REFERENCE is hereby mad~ to ~dd ~ and all u~g~l ~Ith~r of whom may act. at the ~lRue~t of hospital, following a long illness, the Rev. William Lanham officiat- The Senior Center Clothes Closet ~. 1989,ofreeordintheaforo~aidClerk'sOfficeinDeed priordeedsof~v~yan~ofSaid ml satatof~amr~ th~ bI~flt.i~ will sail it public oration at the east Born Sept. 16,1910,atSandstone, eng. Burial followed in the Tyler Mt. is overstocked. Used clothing wii] ~k 16,3. page 134, perticularde~flptionofsatdpmperty, any~oom~nto. ~nt doorof tim oourth~u~ afSummers C~ty, on TERMS OF SALE: Cash in hand on day of sale. and rights of way ~" all pertinent I~rPt~m. July 26, 1990 at 11:i$ o.m, st Hinton. Wsat'~rginia, she was the daughter of the late Memory Garden. not be accepted until further notice. ~lVE~ under my hand on this the 29th day of THIS SALE ic mode m~ert to ~ueh ~m~nts, tl~ followl~ d~"t~d fool estato: "'- James and Leona Johnson Foster. The body was at the Wilson Fu- Due to staffing changes the clothes J-,e,Richard1990. M. Gunnoe, Substitute Trustee rights of way, ~tlona, and ~11~m~to as al~ All of that ~ lot. tract or parcel af land. : Mrs. Harris was a lifelong rest- neral Home in Charleston. closet and surplus bread distribu- .N July 3, I0, 17 contained and sat ferth in prior deeds afoonv~ra~ ~her wi~ ell imlm'o~mnto ther~ ~ ~. pertaining to said ~1 estate, m~nt~ ~md oppartom~m~m thereto hel~nging, situate TRUSTEE. DAVID L. PKRMF.~ nut th* ~lllqu ~r Made, in Purest llill District or : dent of Summers County, was a tion will be open on Tues. and Thurs. LEGAL NOTICE ,,J~.|0,, i member of the Sandstone Baptist JOSIE C. MULLINS from 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon. ~t~a~aam~,,: nEGm'NmOon ,rndsaton ' Church. Mrs. Josie Canterberry Mullins, FIDUCIARY NOTICE ALUMNI PICNIC th~m~'therly~ltht~4'~myllm~ofa~0'Stvmtandheirk¢ N 01.f~ !~. 31.~0 ¢~t ~m th~ ~*nar of ~ and : She was preceded in death by her 73,formerlyofHinton, died Fri. June AREABRIEFS To the Crodito~ and BeneficiariSa of the within Old Man High Alumni Picnic will P,ffi.t~,,m~--,d~s~.0~w~0fmt named l>ersans~ husband, Clyde W. Harris in 1955 22, at a Tyler hospital, following a PENCE SPRINGS SQUARE ~ ha~ ~fo~ ~ th~ ~t~m,nte or the ~t~in be held at the Chief Logan State to, m~-ton tt~-,~y ~t ofw,~ of n0 ~: xT~ deceased persons which shall go before the Summers and a daughter, Gloria Harris. long illness. DANCE CANCELLED County Commission the 24thday of July, 1990. which Park, Henlawson, Shelter #I Julys, tt,,m ~ m, I,,~ ~'mma and U~S~- 04 E ~01.~0 foot to a md ~f way ~t, tlum~, 8~28:03 W Survivors include a son, James Mrs. Mullins was a former em-Effective July I, the square dance ~ettlements h,~e ~n pro~d by the ~du~ary of 21, Ipm. ~.~0 fat to t~ n~On~NL~. Conu,~.00 such estates and have been approved: Louie Di~n, s~ssm~rl~m, as surv~yed by Jam~E. ~in W. Harris of Gahanna, Ohio; four ployee of the old Hinton Hospital as normally held on the first and third John Angotti, James Akera, Claude Muddy. Betty Food to be catered. Bring lawn Ncm~b1*, |~$~.oold~twv@ym~puttoeh~d h~11t~'~nd daughters, Phyllis Creed of Hinton, anurse, was ofthe Baptist faith and Fri. at the Pence Springs Senior a, tl~rr.T~om,T~er, OrphaL~er.SellieOilsn, chair. Small fee, contact Laurafor m~**Wt~'th*~pt~mof~idp~m,^ND ~ING a~a~t ~mly t~thot certain parcel of real ~tete Patricia Wingfleld of Newton Falls, had been a four-year resident of Center have been cancelled. Juanita Br~gg. reservations. ~ m~ @ a.,~ll }~n~oor ai~tnd Any person having .n interest m.y appeat.t place ~ to Jlm¢~ ~L ~}mma, and/~ul E. L~ht ~hn Ohio, Sharon Rodes of Wilkesbero, Texas. speeifiedorel~emayheforeverbatredfromaesarting .. , ' , : H. Al~byd~eddat4~ltheSrdd~yofApfil, l~@A, and such Inte~s~ ' IIOST "I)ry" Carpet Cleaner ~In the Ol'floo~tl~Cler~ ~f the C.~u~ty*~ourt N.C.; and Ramona Turner of Forest Survivors include her husband, SHAKESPEARE Givenundermyhandthis25thdayofJtme, 1990. Hill; a brother, Joe Foster ofNewton Elbert Lee Mullins; a son, Ronnie Concord College Summer ArtistSuthNoble The professional way to dry ~t~mm*mC~t~,WmtVi~o, ln~lu~hs. IreS* 171}, and ~r tim ,mid John H, Kli~ and ~d~i,ry ~p~r~r clean carpets yourself. Rent the ~,tlM Alhm, his wife, d~d their on~-th~'~l undi- Falls; a sister, Josephine Cales of Lee Mullins of Concord, Calif.; a Lecture Series presents HNJuly3 Sandstone; II grandchildren, and daughter, Mary Ann Hoffman ofShakespeare'sAMidsummerNight's Easy-To-Use HOST MACHINE. ~ inum~t|, ,M to ~d p~ny to ~H IMum, aM l~ul E .GIIhk by dud c~ted *~m li~ or eight great-grandchildren. Tyler, and three grandchildren. Dream on July 4, 5, 6 and 7th. RUMMAGE SALE BRIERS, INC. ' ~t, m4, and of~ in oo~ Cl.~'. g~ in • Services were held Mon. July 2 at Servicss were held Tues. June26 8:00 P.M. at The Pipestem Am- Rummage Sale at St. Patrick's 209 2nd Avenue m~ut~.~04. 11 a.m. at the Sandstone Baptist at I0 a.m. at the Lloyd James Fu- phitheater. Tickets sold at the gate Church July 2nd and 3rd from 8 til Hinton. West Virginis T~m, ~ook ~ ;.;~. Church at Sandstone with the Revs. neral Home in Tyler with burial to only. Adults $3.00. Children $1.50. 12:00. Phone 466-0691 Wflllmm D. l~'m.~.umm _ J.W. St ~a~, Tr~t~ ~ """~ George Cook and Eddie Johnsonfollow in Tyler. Lots of good bargains. " HNJum~,.July$.10 ..,=.~.f officiating. Burial followed in the This information was submitted King Cemetery at Sandstone. by the E2Vl. Meadows Funeral Home The body was at the Ronald in Hinton. ~' Meadows Funeral Parlors at Hin- ton. NORENE G. TURNER Grandsons served as pa]]bearers. Mrs. Norene G. Turner, 84, for- Restwood Memorial Gardens has opened a beautiful new office located merly of Hinton, died Mon. June 25, at the cemetery, MRS. NATttANIEL W. HA IrEY at 8:15 a.m., in a Richmond, Va. All Hinton area residents now have the opportunity to purchase burial A~nie B. Pack Harvey, 91, of 119 hospital, following a long illness. p ces, vaults, memorials markers, and pre-pald opening and closing dl- "1 Hillroso Ave., widow of Nathanael Born Apr. 14, 1906, at Buck, she rS~throt~h ResIwood. Wanton Harvey, died Wed. June 27. was the daughter of the late J. R. Born Oct. 22, 1898 in Streeter, and Lillian Garten Williams. Save $100.00 W.Va., she was a daughter of the Mrs. Turner was a homemaker, Right now Restwood is offering a special $1OO.OO discount - - late Augustus and Susie Russell was a member of the First Baptist on any pre-neecl burial space purchased during June. ~ Pack. Church of Hinton and had been a Mrs. Harvey was a member of residsntofRichmondsince 1984. Don't Delay Call Now Morningside Baptist Church. She She was precoded in death by her was also a member of the Gold Star husband, Oscar E. Turner in May of Mothers Club. 1973; a son, O. A. (Bud) Turner and ~-- Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. a daughter, Imojean Turner. July g - 13: RLLED ~ Frank (Lorena) Baber of Hinton, Survivors include a son, James Restwood Memorial Gardens ':' W.Va.; two sons, Larkin Earl Har- M. Turner of Westland, Mich.; two Ju vey ofGreenville and James Stokes daughters, Betty Joyce Haley ofPluto Route ( Madams Creek) y Vacancies 0nly 16 2O. 3 • Harvey of Greensboro, N.C.; seven Richmond, and Maebell Garten of -,;'u'" 23- 27:3 ,.-- . ,, , va nc'es n'i" grandc}d}dren,Mrs.JamesWil]iaTns Newport News, Va.; seven grand- Hinton, W.Va. 25951 of Greer, Mrs. Joe Groff of New Or- children, and eight great-grandchil- !i: