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Obituaries Bird Count Held Meeting
GENE W. B
Gene W. Bragg, 71, of Newport
News, VA., formerly of Sandstone,
died Monday, June 28, 1999.
Mass of Resurrection was held
7:30 p. m. July I at Our
Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic
Church, Newport News. Gravosid
ervices were held Friday, July 2nd.,
at Peninsula Memorial Park.
ArrangemRnts by Weymouth
Funeral Home, Newport News, VA.
MARGIE MARIE LEMON
Margie Marie Lemon, 79, of
Pipestem, died 4:40 p. m.,
Wednesday, July 7, 1999.
Services were held at 10 a. m.
Saturday, July 10th. at the Lerona
United Methodist Church.
Arrangements by Ronald
Meadows Funeral Parlors, Hinton.
FRED SEARS
L.F. "Fred" Sears, 79, of Hilldale,
died Wednesday, July 7, 1999, from
injuries received in an automobile
accident on Route 3 near Hinten.
Born Nov. 25, 1919, in Summers
County, he was the son of the late
John Allen and Sarah Caroline
Bennett Soars.
Mr. Soars was a lifelong resident
of Summers County and a retired
track laborer for the C&O Railroad
Company.
He was preceded in death by his
wife, Ruth McCloud Cales Sears; a
son, Frankie Adkins; a stepson,
Jenm'ngs Cales; and nine brothers
andisters.
Survivors include three sisters,
Lottie Parker, Norma Garten and
Dorothy Adkins; a brother, Paul
Sears, all of Talcott; a stepson,
Glendon Cales of Hilldale; a
stepdaughter, Florence Cales; and
several nieces and nephews.
Services were held at 2 p. m.
Saturday, July 10th. at Ronald
Meadows Funeral Parlors Chapel
with Pastor Dana Stalnaker
officiating. Burial followed in the
Soars Family Cemetery, near Hix.
Pallbearers were Darrell Sears,
Dallas Crook, James "Doodle"
Jackson, Steven Kesner, Kyle
Rudisill, Eddie Rudisill and David
Clayton.
Arrangements by Ronald
Meadows Funeral Parlors, Hinton.
WINNERS
SPOTLIGH
May, 1999
NSTANT GAMES
AMERICAN LEGION
The American Legion will meet on
the 4th. Thursdays of each month
at 7:00 p. m. in the Lincoln School.
More Than 800 WVU
Students Earn Perfect
GPAs During Spring
1999 Semester
More than 800 undergraduate
students at West Virginia University
qualified for the President's List this
spring by earning perfect 4.0 grade
point averages. More than 2,800
students earned the 3.5 necessary to
make the Dean's List.
"At WVU, we strive to give our
students every opportunity to meet
anti'exceed their goals, and these
students have made the most of
those opportunities, WVU
President David C. Hardesty Jr.
said. "They can be proud of the
academic excellence they have
achieved and we share in that pride
with them. They have made an
investment in their personal futures
and the future of West Virginia.
Each student on the President's
List receives a letter and
Presidential Award for Excellence in
Scholarship certificate from
President Hardesty.
Students who take 12 hours of
credits or more and earn a 3.5-3.9
! GPA, with no incompletos, qualify
for the Dean's List. A total of 2,887
students made the Dean's List for
the Spring 1999 semester.
West Virginia residents made up
i 77.7 percent and non-residents 22.3
percent of the 838 student
President's List. Of these, 57 percent
were female and 43 percent were
male.
Local students named to the
President's List and Dean's List
were: *Tenya Allen,Hinton, Major-
News Editorial; Bryan Bragg,
Nimitz, Major -Psychology; *Cheri
Caudle, Talcott, Major- Psychology;
Rebecca Dillon, Jumping Branch,
Major - Pharmacy-Professional;
Ronald Gore, Talcott, Major - Pre-
Computer Science; Austin Lilly,
Hinton, Major o Pre-Pharmacy;
Charles Long, Talcott, Major - Wood
Industries; Laura Long, Talcott,
Major - Speech Pathology and
Audiology; Tonya Michael, Talcott,
Maor - Journalism; Denise Reed,
Hn, Major - Public Relations.
Asterisks indicate the students who
made both the President's and
Dean's lists. Spring 1999 graduates
were: Cheri Caudle, Talcott, Major -
Psychology; Brian Eckle, Green
Sulphur, Major - Marketing; Laura
Long, Talcott, Major - Speech
Pathology and Audiology; David
Michael, Talcott, Major - English;
Alison Steele, Jumping Branch,
Major - Interior Design.
1999 Spring Migration Bird
Count Summers County, WV May
8,1999 Compiler:JimPhillips
Participants:Jesse Anderson, Bill
Hall,Margaret Hank, Richard Legg,
Brian McMilliam,Ann McRae,Grady
McRae,Chad Miller, Jim
PhiUips,Judy Phillips,Ellen Strader
Ira and Pat Lilly, and Lee Strader.
We had two observers who were
unidentified. 116 species.
Green Heron 3;Black Vulture
4;Turkey Vulture 52;Canada Goose
75;Wood Duck 3;Mallard 17;Red
breasted Merganser 2;0sprey 1
;Sharp-shinned Hawk 1 ;Cooper's
Hawk 2-Red-shouldered Hawk
2;Broad winged Hawk 1 ;Red-tailed
Hawk 5;American Kestrel 2;Wild
Turkey 4;Northern Bobwhite
1,Killdeer 7;Lesser Yellowlegs 1
;Solitary Sandpiper 2;Spotted
Sandpiper 2;American Woodcock 2; t
• Rock Dove 17;Mourning Dove
35;Black-billed Cuckoo 1;Yellow-
billed Cuckoo 4;Barred Owl
1;Chimney Swift 12;Ruby-throated
Hummingbird 8;Belted Kingfisher
2;Red-bellied Woodpecker 10;Downy
Woodpecker 8;Northern Flicker
8;Pileated Woodpecker 10;Eastern
Wood-Pewee 2;Yellow-bellied
Flycatcher 1 ;Acadian Flycatcher
8;Least Flycatcher 1 ;Eastem
Phoebe 14;Great Crested Flycatcher
23;Eastem Kingbird 18; White-eyed
Vireo 2;Yellow-throated Vireo
6;Blue-headed Vireo 2;Warbling
Vireo 2;Red-eyed Vireo 65;Blue Jay
28;American Crow 54;Common
Raven 2;Purple Martin 18;Tree
Swallow 33;Northern Rough winged
Swallow 20;Barn Swallow
35;Carolina Chickadee 12;Black-
capped Chickadee 1 ;chickadee
species 29;Tufted Titmouse
43;White-breasted Nuthatch
13;Carolina Wren 20;House Wren
12;Marsh Wren 1 ;Ruby-crowned
Kinglet 1; Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
15;
Eastern Bluebird 36; Gray-
cheeked Thrush1; Thurshl; Hermit
Thrush 2;Wood Thrush 54;American
Robin 130;Gray Catbird 15;Northern
Mockingbird 9;Brown Thrasher
15;European Starling 72;Cedar
Waxwing 5; Blue-winged Warbler 1
;Golden-winged Warbler 1
;Tennessee Warbler 1 ;Northern
Parula Warbler 4;Yellow Warbler
17;Chestnut-sided Warbler
5;Magnolia Warbler 4;Black-
throated Blue Warbler 1;Yellow
rumped Warbler 15;Black-throated
Green Warbler 6;Blackburnian
Warbler 3;Yel[ow-throated Warbler
7;Pine Warbler 1 ;Prairie Warbler 1
;Palm Warbler 1 ;Bay-breasted
Warbler 5;Blackpoll Warbler
6;Black-and-white Warbler
13;American Redstart 33;Worm-
eating Warbler 8;0venbird
32;Louisiana Waterthrush
5;Kentucky Warbler 1 ;Common
Yellow-throat 6;Hooded Warbler
8;Yellow-breasted Chat 3; Scarlet
Tanager 28;Eastern Towhee
64;Chipping Sparrow 74;Field
Sparrow 8;Savannah Sparrow 1
;Song Sparrow 55;White-throated
Sparrow 3;Northern Cardinal
56;Rose-breasted Grosbeak 9; lndigo
Bunting 25;Red-winged Blackbird
48;Eastern Meadowlark
19;Common Grackle 43;Brown-
headed Cowbird 17;0rchard Oriole
2;Baltimore Oriole 19;House Finch
13;American Goldfinch 64;House
Sparrow 17. Two Egyptian
Geese(most likely escapes) were
seen below Bluestone Dam. These
were not included in the total.
Wellness Center Offers Free Ice Water
And A Cool Place To Drink It
The Summers County
Community Wellness Center at 211
Temple Street offers free ice water
to everyone during the hot summer
months and a cool place to drink it.
After you cool off you can get a
free blood pressure readingalso,
exercise machines are available on
week days from 9:00 AM until noon
for a fee of fifty cents.
On Saturdays from 8:00 AM until
11:00 AM Linda Williams has an
exercise and yoga class, "Body
Tone - a small donation would be
appreciated. Also on Saturday from
HISTORICAL SOCIE'I"
The Summers Co., W. VA.
Historical Society will hold a dinner/
meeting on the second Tuesday of
July, 1999 (July 13th.) at the
Graham House.
Starting time is 6: P.M. Please
bring a covered dish.
ENERGY EXPRESS
Enjoy being around kids? Have
some free time in the morning?
Come on down to Hinton Area
Elementary from 9:00 am to 12:00
pm on weekdays to volunteer for the
Energy Express Program.
The program will run from June
28-Auguet 6th. If you would like to
help out just stop by or call 466-6024
between 9:00-12:00 on Monday
through Friday.
I:00 PM until 2:00 PM a seated--
massage session is presented by
Debbie Cox. Some of the benefits of
massage is to improve your physical,
mental and emotional levels:
*Deep relaxation and stress
reduction
*Reducedmental stress, a calmer
mind
*Satisfying the need for caring
and nurturing touch.
All Summers Countians are
invited to the Wellness Center. Hope
to see you there! !
ANDERSON REUNION
Anderson's and related families
are encouraged to attend the
reunion to be held at Pipestem State
Park on the first Sunday in August
(Aug. ist.).
The fun starts at 10 am, with
lunch at noon. Please bring a
covered dish, drinks, and paper
products will be provided.
For more info, contact Margaret
Anderson Butler at (304) 466-6356.
IDDINGS REUNION
The Iddings Reunion will be held
Sat. July 17th. at the Community
Bldg. in Marie at 10:00 A. M. until.
The Friendship Club will serve a
variety of delicious food at 1:00. Cost:
$7.00 adults; $3.50 6 - 12; and under
6 free.
Guests and friends invited.
WHAT WE BELIEVE
The Pony Pals held their regular
monthly meeting July 1 at the
Amick's. Farm. Rachel Amick
showed the club her new foal.
Members present were Mareelyn
McQuaig, Rachel Amick, Megan
Mann, John Mann, Sarah Nelson,
and guest Stephanie Tabor.
The next meeting will be August
3 at the Mann s house. If you
interested in joining call Toni
McQuaig at 466-0431.
FUND ESTABLISHED
Afund for MaryAnn Meador, wife
of City Councilman Larry Meador,
has been established at the National
Bank of Summers to aid in the
expenses associated with her cancer
treatment.
Anyone wishing to make a
donation may do so by mailing it to'."
The Mary Ann Meador Fund, c/o
National Bank of Summers, P. O.
Box 220, Hinton, WV 25951.
ON-LINE GAMES
at Riverview Chapel
SOME POINTS TO PONDER:
WHAT ABOUT JUSTIFICATION?
In Romans 5:1 we read: "Therefor being Juatifled by faith we have
peace with God through our Lord Jesus Chrlat." There are three
very Important words here: Justification, Faith, Peace. Let us
Consider:
JUSTIFICATION: This could be accurately translated: "Oeciared
Righteous" Rom. 3:24 says: "Being justified freely by His grace
through the redemption that is In Christ Jesus."
FAITH: LET US NOT THREE THINGS ABOUT FAITH:
WHAT FAITH IS: Faith is not superstition or Imagination or
anything like that. True Faith is composed of 3 things: Knowledge,
Assent or Belief, and Trust. This was Illustrated by the woman In
MARK 5:25-29 who had the Issue of blood. She touched Chrlat's
garment and was healed.
HOW FAITH IS ACQUIRED: Rom. 1():17 says: So then faith cometh
by hearing and hearing by the Word of God." We exerclee faith
every day In our driving down the highway Etc.
THE OBJECT OF FAITH; A weak faith In a good medicine Is better
than a strong faith in a poor medicine. Or to put It in another way,
it is safer to have weak faith on strong ice than to have strong
faith on weak iue. It is the object of faith that matters.
PEACE." Peace means the absence of war or enmity: Col 1:21
says: "And you that were sometime alienated and enemies In your
mind by wicked works, yet now hath ha reconciled." A very nice
poem goes: "1 hear the words of love, I gaze upon the blood; I see
the mighty sacrifice, And I have peace with God.
"rle evedasting peace, Sure as Jehovah's Name: '1"is stable as
His steadfast throne, For evermore the same." ,
RIVERVIEW CHAPEL: Corner of 16th and Temple, Hinton, W. VA.
For further help call 466-0950 or 466-5423. For free Bible Course
call 466-5423.
Tues. July 13. 1999 Hinton News - 3
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
Vacation Bible School at Pence
Springs Community Church will be
held July 12th. - 16th. from 6-8 pro.
All ages welcome. The church is
located on Rt. # 3 beside the Pence
Springs Hotel
MEETING
Alcoholics Anonymous meetings
Tues., Thurs. and Sat. at 8:00 P.M.
at Ascension Episcopal Church,
corner of 5th. and Temple Street.
AYERS-HARRIS REUNION
The Annual Ayers-Harris
Reunion will begin Sat. July 17th.
approximately 6:30 PM with a
weiner roast and fun auction, and
the home coming will be Sunday,
July 18th. at the Ayers Farm Ramp
'Road, Sandstone.
Family and friends welcome.
Bring a covered dish. For
information call 253-1391 - 466-
0284.
HOMECOMING
Sun. July 18th. 11 AM
Guest Speaker
At the age of 101 years old Lee Hall
Church of the Living God
Madam's Creek
Dinner on grounds after service.
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Sharon L. Famsworth, Walker $1,000
Lora L. McCauley, Montrose $1,000
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Rose Walker, Hurricane $888
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William C. Butler, Mannington $15,000
Dennis R. Cottrill, Shinnston $1,000
Chades M. Green, Martinsburg $1,500
Denver A. Hughes, Jr., Sumerco $15,000
Guy W. Livesay, Sr., Frankford $2,500
Virgie L. Long, Huntington $1,000
Katrina O'Quinn, Athens $1,000
Sarah K. Parcell, Dunbar $1,000
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Andrew Fouty, Vienna $1,000
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Louise Farmer, Wilkinson $1,000
Cora L. Bell, Summersville $25,000
Robert Woodford, Morgantown $25,000
James Albright, Paw Paw $3,100
Kenneth H. Andreas, Wheeling $2,600
Brenda K. Badger, Charleston $8,100
Mary Beeoher, Moundsville $1,200
Paul L. Black, Toledo, OH $2,600
Forman A. Fincham, Clarksburg $2,700
Paulette Fitzpatrick, Crab Orchard, $2,700
Judy A. Flowers, Davin $2,800
Robert Justice, Hunt $2,600
Leon Lockley, Jr., Martinsburg $3,100
Andrew Marcum, Prichard $2,600
Jimmy R. McCaUister, Jr., Dunbar $2,700
Ronald R. Meadows, St. Albans $2,600
Brett A.Sassar, Beokley $2,600
Eva E. Tater, Morgantown $3,100
Randall R. Thomas, Simon $2,700
David E. Thompson, Osage $2,600
Jack Waldron, Clendenin $5,000
James L. Carte, Denham Springs, LA $800
Francis Dembroski, BeCkley $1,000
Michael G. Didomenico, Follahsbee $1,200
Latricia S, Ford, Dailey $1,000
James R. Good, II, Davis $1,000
Chades M. Green, Martinsburg $1,500
Philip D. Henry, ProctorvUle, OH $1,000
Rosalyn Knox, Logan $1,000
Larry Pngg, Wheeling $1,000
Curtney R. Phillips, Peterstown $1,500
Herbert Shultz, South Charleston $2,000
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Kenneth F. Tallmen, Jr., Alderson $1,600
Clayton D. White, Huntington $1,000
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