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Tues. July 10, 2018 Hinton News - 3
HIAWATHA "DAD" CARTER
Hiawatha "Dad" Carter, 71 of ADENAF. RICHMOND
Adena Faye Richmond, 62 of
Hinton died at 2:16 p.m Friday Ballengee died on June 30, 2018
June 22, 2018 at Beckley A.R.H. from complications with cancer.
Born March 10, 1947 in Hinton, Born September 28, 1955 at
he was the son of the late Hiawatha Ballengee she was a danghter of the
Pack and Frances June Galloway.
Hiawatha was a local painter for late Estel Richmond and Nancy
many years in Summers County and Webb Richmond Richardson.
Adena graduated from Union
was of the Baptist faith. High School where she excelled in
He was preceded in death by his
parents, one son, Larry Carter; one basketball and softball.
She went on to play softball in
brother, Paul Edward Parks and one several leagues. Adena loved the
sister, Dorothy Carter.
natural world. She also loved
Survivors include three sons; spending time with the children of
Carlos Davis, Robert Cook and
Corey Carter. Four daughters, her niece and nephew.
CarL.se Davis, Julie Davis, Star Adena was preceded in death by
Carter and Katina Smith. Four two sisters, Shirley Fox and Deborah
brothers, Danny, Bobby and Don Richmond (who died at birth) and a
Galloway and Charles Mitchell brother, Thomas Richmond.
Those left to cherish her memory
Conner, Jr.; four sisters, Sonya include one sister, Glenna Marlowe
Galloway, Phyllis Galloway, (John) of King George, VA; two
Michelle Kpah and Helen Galloway; brothers, Roger Richmond (Betty -
Several grandchildren and great Adena s devoted caregiver) of
grandchildren also survive.
Ballengee and Freddy Richmond
Memorial services were held at (Twana) of Beckley; two nieces,
12:00 noon Saturday, July 7, 2018 Kandi Salmons (Ben) and their
at Pivont Funeral Home Chape! in children, Sawyer, Ethan and Havyn
Hinton with Rev. John Burnette
and Angel Fox and her children,
officiating. Friends called from 11:00
a.m. until time of services on Megan, Jake and Dillon; two
Saturday, July 7 at the funeral nephews, David Richmond (Erich
home. McBride) and their children, Jagger
and Briella and Justin Fernatt and
Online condolences at www.
pivonffuneralhome.com his children, William and Tristen
and one uncle, Tom Webb (Shirley)
Arrangements were by Pivont of Barger Springs.
Funeral Home, Hinton, WV.
Funeral services were held at
MARVIN C. GRIMbIETT 12:00 p.m on Thursday, July 5,
Marvin C. Grimmett, 72, of 2018 at the Ronald Meadows
Hilldale went home to be with the Funeral Parlors Chapel with Pastor
Lord, Sunday, July 1, 2018 atWesley Galford and Tim Fox
Summers Nursing and officiating. Burial followed in the
Rehabilitation Center following a Oak Grove Cemetery. Visitors called
long illness, from 10:00 a.m until time of
Born March 24, 1946 at Hinton services on Thursday, July 5 at the
he was a son of the late Arthur funeral parlors. Pallbearers were
Thomas and Sarah Dorothy Martin David Richmond, Justin Fernatt,
Grimmett. Dennis Galford, Dean Tabor, Matt
Marvin was a farmer who loved Tabor and Jimmy Frazier.
going to the flea market. He was a ArrangementS were by the
lifelong resident of Summers Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors of
County. Hinten.
Those left to cherish his memory Condolences may be sent to the
include two sisters, Wanda Ward of family at www.ronaldmeadowsfp.
Hix and Nannie R. Grimmett of corn
Hilldale and three brothers, Norvel
Grimmett of Wise, VA, Melvin H.
Grimmett of Hinton and Thomas
Grimmett of Pipestem.
Graveside service and burial were
held at 11:00 a.m. Thursday, July 57
2018 at the Martin Family Ceff/etel-y
on Shepherd Mountain, with PaStor
Robbie"Merritt o~ciating. Friends
were asked to meet at the cemetery
from 10:30 a.m until time of
services Thursday, July 5 at the
cemetery. Arrangements were by the
Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors.of
Hinton.
Condolences may be sent to the
family at www.ronaldmeadowsfp.
corn
(NAPS)--NASA researchers say house
plants naturally clean indoor air, "t he f.me~
from Hawaii are beautiful and hard to kill
for lower maintenance and replacmncnt
costs. See Hawaiian plants and learn about
them from the Hawaiian Export Nursery
Association at www.hena.org.
TONY M. KEESEE
Tony Michael Keesee, 74, of
Meadow Creek passed away University of l hoenix~ Executive
Sunday, July 1, 2018 at his home Dean l)ennis Bonilla said the first step
following a sudden illness, in reducing one~ digital footprint is to
Born January 9, 1944 at Corrine, research what personal information is
available online and take steps to remove
WV he was a son of the late Nadine that data. Deleting unused social media
Keesee however; he was raised by sites and removing mobile apps from
and affectionately thought of his smartphones are also helpful.
grandmother, Mary Jane Keesee as "Ib protect your home and thmily
his mother, from fire, use noncombustible build-
Tony was a retired carman for the ing materials, such as Rockwool Sate "n'
Sound insulation. Because of its ability
railroad who enjoyed antique ears to resist fire up to 1,177 F it stays in
and going to car shows, place to protect escape routes and buy
He was preceded in death by hisyou extra time. l,earn more at www.
wife, Patricia Ann Keesee. rockwool.comlproductslsafensound.
Those left to cherish his memory 'lhe new Astronaut Training Experi-
ence" (ATX) at Kennedy Space Center
include two daughters, Bobble Ennis Visitor Complex otfers the chance to
and husband Stanley of Bluefield "touch down" on the Red Planet. For
l
andAnge,a DaSilveira andhusband more informatknl, call (877) 313-2610
Jay of Charleston; three grandsons, or visit www.KennedySpaceCenter.com.
Nick Ennis and wife Leila, Chris As you age, your nutritkm needs
Ennis and wife Jessiea and Seth change. 'Ib help, the U.S. Department of
Health and Human Services and scien-
Lilly and wife Cecily; six great tists at Tufts University, with support from
grandchildren, Vincent, Scarlet and AARP Foundation, created the MyPlate
Kinsley Ennis and Penelope, for OIder Adults. You can check it out and
Frankie and Conner Lilly; two dogs, learn more about AARP Foundation at
Stella and Sarah Jane whom he www.aarplbundation.org/myplate.
A new dog pad with absorbent
dearly loved and all of his antique quilted pockets and dots traps wetness
car buddies, and prevents spreading and leaking.
Graveside service and burial were "1 hesc Hartz I lomc Protection'" Quihed
held 10:30 a.m. Friday, July 6, 2018 Plus" I)og Pads' Flashl)ry" (;el 'lbchnol-
at Claypool Cemetery with Pastor ogy turns liquid into gel while odor-har-
Eddie Crews officiating. Friends inonizing technology eliminates odors,
leaving a (:lean I'owder scent, l.earn
were asked to gather at the cemetery more at www.quihedplus.cnm.
from 10:00 a.m until time of According to the Center for Medi-
service, care Advocacy, "[lAdocaine] is a highly
In lieu of flowers donations of cfl'cctive pain reliever:' 'lhe Sahmpas
sympathy may be sent to the I,idocaine 4% Pain P, clieving (;el+Patch
provides the maximum strength nflido-
Claypool Cemetery at Summit chine awfilahle without a prescription.
National Bank of Rainelle, 114 l.earn more at http://sahmpas.us.
James River & Kanawha Turnpike, Whenever you apply Ibr a line of
Rainelle, WV25962. credit, you must pay to tempnrar-
Arrangements were by the ily unfreeze your report at each credit
Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors of horeau. "1 his can be costly ifyou're shop-
ping arotlnd for a loan. In this scenario, a
Hinton. In{Ire tclnporary sohltion In~ nccd to be
Condolences may be sent to the cl,lsidcrcd. More at www.lcxingtlmlaw.
family at www.ronaldmeadowsfp, cllm.
eom Many lamilies are finding a great
new place Ill vacation--their {IWn Ilonlc!
()ne way to make your slaycatinn more
AL.AI'NUINA fnn is to sllack, bake and even learn with
Are you troubled by someone's hhmherries. For many ways to enjoy
drinking? A1-Anon Family Group hluehcrries on a slaycatilm in" anytime.
can help. To help them, you have to visil www.hlnehcrrycouncil.l}rg.
help yourself first. A credit report lock lets you hick and
Meetings every Monday nights unlock your credit repol'l online. It's
availahle from the Ina.jor credit bureatls:
7:00 p.m. behind the Child Advocacy hluilhx, I-xperian and 'l'ransUni(m. 'Ill
Center at 4! 1 Temple Street. For sign up Ior I.ock & Alert, go h) www.
more informatit;n call: 466-2760. equilhx.comlpcrsonalll*rl~ducls/credil/
credit-hick-alert.
(NAPS)--Because learning more
about ALS is an important step in the
battle to defeat it, the National ALS Reg-
istry gathers confidential health infor-
mation from people who are living with
the disease to learn more about what
causes ALS and possibly lead to better
treatments. Learn more at www.cdc.
gov/ALS.
t o .
Classic pasta made Californian--
Linguine with California Avocado
Pesto and Cherry Tomatoes! For
Calilbrnia avocado recipes, visit the
Calih)rnia Avocado Commission at
www.('alilbrniaAvocado.com.
Exercise physiologist "Ibm Holland
return mends staying active in hot weather
by taking your workout indoors. Tread-
mills, such as the Bowflex BXT216 (www.
bowllex.com/treadmills/bxt216/100507,
html), are an ideal fitness equipment sta-
ple so you can fit in an effective workout
whenever it is convenient.
Chances are you've had your hands
on an American classic: a SKILCRAFI"
U.S. (;overnment Pen. National Indus-
tries for the Blind-associated agencies
have produced more than 2 billion over
the past 50 years. Learn more at http://
NIB.org/pen.
Based on the idea that everyone
should live within 10 minutes of a park,
the nonprofit Trust fur Public Land cre-
ated a new, free, online tool, ParkServe.
urg, to help you find the nearest park
anti identify which neighborhoods need
new parks most.
A University of Phoenix (2ollege of
Health Professions survey found that the
alle of nurses has grown dramatically.
Eighty percent of registered nurses say
health care prutcssionals besides phy-
sicians play a larger role in the overall
management of patient care. Learn more
about it at www.phoenix.edu.
Sending flowers to show love. caring
and concern is a hmg-standing tradi-
tion-and may have a scientilic basis.
Psychologists believe people have such
strong associations with flowers that
they can boost a sense of well-being. For
a selection of floral designs aud other
gifts, check out www. 1800flowers.com.
'lhe small-package drivers at UP.";
are alnong the safest on the roads.
'lhc company recently inducted 1,582
drivers into its elite "(:ircle of Honor,"
drivers who have not had an avoidable
accident tor 25 years or more. [,earn
more at https://sustainability.ups.com/
conmaitted-to-nmre/employee-sa fety/.
When it comes to the quality associ-
ated with goods and services produced
m the United States, the thousands of
people who work in National Industries
1br the Blind's nationwide network of
associated nonprofit agencies are ready
to deliver, l.carn more at NIB.org.
Having the right outdoor power
equipment, like lawo. mowen;, chain:
saws, generators, edgers, trinnncrs and
more, ensures you have the tools to get
"backyard read),:' (;o to www.opei.org
tbr safety tips and more int~,)rmation on
outdoor power equipnlelit.
You can get reusable car-cleaning
pads that work with just car wash soap
and water. Bugs Off Pads are sal'c for
paint, clear coat, plastic, glass, wraps,
graphics and metals and available at car
dealerships and, along with Better "lhan
A Brush Wheel Scrubbers, at www.bugs
oft'pads.toni.
RESUME READY!
Learn basic resume writing skills,
how to write a targeted resume, how
to restructure your resume, what
employers look for and how to write
a cover letter.
Stop by the Summers County
Public Library and pick up a
Resume worksheet. Complete the
worksheet, and come to the 3rd floor
of the library where Jared and Missy
can assist you in getting "Resume
Ready!"
Already have a resume but need
to update it and/or would like a
paper copy in digital form? Come to
the 3rd floor of the library. Monday
- Friday 9:00 - 4:00.L Call the
Summers County Public Library for
COMMUNITY SUPPORT
The Hinton Lions Club is asking
for the Communities support in
helping to provide those who need,
eye examinations or eye glasses.
The Hinton Lions have been
providing assistance for over 18
years and are asking community
organizations and businesses as well
as citizens for monetary donations
to continue providing help to those
in need in our community. As news
spreads of the help being provided,
requests are now outnumbering the
Lions Club's ability to help.
Once a request is received, the
individual's application is screened
to insure that other avenues of
assistance are pursued before the
Lions Club provides help.
Donations can be mailed to: Lions
Club, Sight Assistance Program,
P.O. Box 1321, Hinton, WV 25951.
Checks should be made out to:
Hinton Lions Club.
TOPS
Tops (take offPounds Sensibly) is
a very affordable, nonprofit, weight
loss support group. Meetings are
held at the Miller Memorial
Methodist Church basement, 109
Miller Ave. Every Thursday evening.
Weigh-in begins at 5:00 p,m.
meeting starts at 5:30 pro.
First meeting is free.
Come join us or call 304-890-2112
or 304-466-3045.
Hearth Update
Unique Mushroom Extract AHCC
(NAPS)--Once almost unheard of,
l,yme disease is now a household word.
"lhe U.S. ('enters for Disease Control
hod Prevention estimates there are
20,000 new cases a year, and 10 percent
of Arnericans say they know someone
:vith chronic Lyme disease.
Yet the illness is tricky to diagnose.
In the early phases, Lyme disease causes
symptoms that can easily be mistaken
for a case of the tlu. And while some
people see a distinctive bull's-eye-
shaped rash, not everyone does, and the
rash doesn't always look the same. As a
,result, it can take weeks or even months
to get a correct diagnosis.
Worse yet, as time elapses, the
bacterium that causes the disease
becomes much harder to eradicate--
making it more difficult to treat it
effectively. Fortunately, a new pilot
study shows that AHCC, a proprietary
medicinal mushroom extract developed
in lapan, can help alleviate the symptoms
of both early and chronic 14'me disease.
Lyme disease: A h~dden time bomb
Spread by black-legged ticks, I.yme
disease initially causes symptoms such
as rash, headaches, fatigue, fever, muscle
aches, and joint pain. Timely treatment
with antibiotics can be effective, hut if the
disease is not caught and treated early,
more serious symptoms such as short-
term memory Inss and heart palpitations
can emerge, as the bacterium spreads to
the brain and heart.
Ahhough early-detected l.yme
disease can be treated with antibiotics
lasting 14 to 21 days, untreated chronic
l,yme disease can continue for weeks,
lnonths, or even years after the tick bite.
"lhose who have reached the chronic
stage nf l,ylne disease run the risk of
symptoms worsening and becmning
hnlg-ternl--Catlsing eulotJolla] and
physical stress.
AHCC: a potent immune system
modulator
H(:C is an extract of the mycelia
(root systenls) of medicinal lnusllroonls
Shows Promise For Lyme Disease
with the eyes, joints, and muscles, as
well as neurological and cardiovascular
symptoms. In addition, they looked for
evidence of the bacterium and examined
markers of immune activity
After eight weeks, AHCC had
improved the following symptoms:
flulike symptoms; eye, joint, and
muscle problems; and neurological
and cardiovascular issues. Of the three
Doctors are looking into a new way patients who tested positive for IgM
to treat Lyme disease, antibodies (produced by the body at the
beginning of a Lyme disease infection)
and the best-selling immune supplement at the beginning of the study, none still
in lapan. It has been shown to modulate had the antibodies at the conclusion. Of
the body's immune system in more than particular note, AHCC also significantly
20 human clinical studies and is used decreased inflammation.
in more than 1,000 health care facilities "Inflammation is what makes
around the world. Lyme disease so debilitating;' Salerno
Rather than being directly anti- commented."qhe fact that AHCCcould
bacterial, AHC(" increases the numbers reduce inflammation and improve Lyme
and/or activity of several kinds of symptomsis a truly exciting finding:'
immune cells such as natural killer cells, AHCC may offer protection against
T cells, and dendritic cells, as well as Lyme disease infection
cytokines, the chemical ntessengers of It is possible that taking AHCC
the immune system, proactively could prevent Lyme disease
"lhanks to this ability to dial up infection in the first place. A weak
immune response, AHCC has been immune system makes the body more
shown to help prevent or treat a variety vulnerable to any kind of inti~ction,
of bacterial and viral diseases such as whether from a virus, parasite, or
HPV and hepatitis C in humans, and bacterium. "lhe stronger your immune
MRSA, inlluenza, and West Nile in system, the more likely it is to either
animals. "lhat impressive track record prevent infection in the first place or clear
inspired a group of scientists to stud)' an established infection more quickly.
how taking AHCC would affect l.yme lu the case of l,yme disease, giving
disease patients, the immune system an assist in the
Lead researcher says study results are lornl of more immune cells--and mnre
"a truly exciting finding" active immune cells--could mean the
'lhe study, conducted at "lhe Salerno difference between the inli~ction being
Ceuter fur Complenrentary Medicine in eliminated by the body in the early stages
New York by Dr. John Salerno, enrolled or developing into chronic l.yme disease,
12 patients with a definitive diagnosis of with its more serious symptoms. And as
early or tin'unit l.yme disease, the new study demonstrated, even for
'lhe participants took three grams of those with chronic Lyme, AHCC can help
AHC(2 per day for eight weeks. At the mitigate debilitating symptoms through
beginning of the stud}, after four weeks, reducing inflammation, offering new
and again after eight weeks, Salerno hope fiJr those who often feel hopeless.
and his associates measured symptoms ICor more inlbrmation about AHCC
such as rash, llulike symptoms, lymph or this study, visit www.ahccresearch.
node swelling, neck still'hess, and issues org.
PSD MEETING
The Meadow Creek Public
Service District meets the second
Tuesday of each month at the Green
Sulphur District Volunteer Fire
Department at 6 p.m. Meetings are
open to the public.
PIPESTEM RURITAN CLUB
The Pipestem Ruritan club meets
every fourth Saturday at 6:00 p.m.
We have a wonderful dinner before
our meeting. We would like to invite
anyone interested in learning more
about this service club to come and
join us. We have a gospel sing the
Friday before our meetings.
Come .join in the fun~ a~ad
fellowship. For more "information-,
please call Brenda Garcia at,304.-
923-1622 or 304-466-6804.
BINGO
MASONIC MEETINGS Bingo every Friday night at the
Hinton Masonic Lodge # 62 meets Hinton Senior Citizens Building on
1st. and 3rd. Monday of every month Second Ave. Doors open at 4:00 p.m.
at 7:30 p.m. starts at 6:00 p.m.
Mon. & Tue.: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Wed.: 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Thurs.: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m
ri ",& ,
INTRODUCING
Summers County ARH Hospital is excited to welcome
Jennie GilBhrighcle, DO as an Internal Medicine Physician.
Dr.GilBhrighde completed her Hospice and Palliative Medicine
Fellowship in Bethesda, Maryland and her Internal Medicine
Residency and Internship at Norton Community Hospital. She
has worked most recently as a senior staff clinician on the Pain
and Palliative (;;are Team at National Institute of Health. Prior to
that she was the medical director of Hospice of Southern West
Virginia and a local rural clinic.
Summers County
304.466.2918
Summers County ARH Clinic
115 Summers Hospital Road * Hinton, WV 25951
www.arh.org
Health. Care. Together.