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PRODUCE MARKET ADKINS "received his masters degree The Farmers' Tailgate Richard R. Adkins, 49, for- from the University of Georgia Vegetable Market opened merly of Hinton, died Thurs- in Athens, Go. He was a school Saturday, July 14, and will teacher and a Korean Conflict operate each Tuesday and • 1_934_ ,amsoSn~. veteran serving in the Air Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon da~rnSept" 19"w~mers County, ~ i Force. He was a member of or until produce is soid out. The the'late E,d and ~ ~ Mflbrook Baptist Church inmarket is located on James engee Adkins. Aiken. Street beside the Memorial ~. Adkiml lived most of hisSurvivors include his wife, Building in Hinton. h~'~ lifb in Summers County, Mary Elien Davis Thompson;Anyone wishing to sell ] moving to Texas in 1981. Hetwo sons, David Michael Thom- produce should call the market was employed in the con- pson, stationed with the U. S. manager, Richard Meador, at ics struction business. Survivors include his wife, Susann Adkins; a daughter, Joann Cales of Charlotte, N. C.; a sister, Louise Cales of Akron, Ohio; a stepmother, Charlene Adkins of Hicks R#ute, Hinton; three half - brothers, David, and Curtis • Adkins, both of Hicks Route, and Daniel Adkins of Hinton. Military graveside services were conductated at 11 a.m. Tuesday in the Fox Cemetery at Brooks. The Ronald Meadows~ Funeral Parlors in Hinton was in charge of arrangements. wHITE William W. White, 86, of Meadow Creek, Summers County, died Tuesday July 17 in Raleigh General Hospital, Bec- kley, after a long illness. He was a member of the Church of Christ and was a retired miner. Surviving are: wife, Cealy Ann; sons, Henry of Orlando, Fla., Timothy of Vansant, Va., Albert of Meadow Creek; dau- ghter, Mrs. Pauline Frederick 'of Pinson, Ga.; sisters, Mrs. - Elizabeth Kinney of Cleveland, Ohio; Mary White of Lerona; 18 grandchildren;six great *grandchildren. Services were held at 1 p.m. Friday July 20 at Sandstone Baptist Church, Summers Co- unty, with the Rev. George Cook and the Rev. C. C. Corker officiating. Burial followed in the Cooper Cemetery at Sand- stone Th~. ~:ly was at the Ronald Meadows Funeral Home in Hinton. ;le 928 ,at 7 • WEIKLE Mrs. Blanche M. Weikle, 84, of Rt. 1, died Tuesday, July 17, at home after a long illness. Born April 24, 1200, in Sum- mers County, she was a dau- ghter of the late Andrew and Ettie Mann Miller. Mrs. Weilde was a member of Springfield Primitive Baptist Church near Greenville. She was preceded in death by her husband, Walter Welkle, Nov. 25, 1983. Survivors include a foster daughter, Irene Fleshraan of Union; a niece; six grandchild- ren; 20 great - grandchildren and two ~great - great - grand- children. Services were held Thursday July 19at 11 a.m. in the Broyles - McGuire Funeral Home in Union @ith the Rev. Arvfl Neely officiating. Burial followed in the Maintain View Cemetery at Weikle. JOHNSON Mrs. Libys Barker Johnson, of 106 Park Ave., died Wed- nesday, July 18 in a Summers County Hospital after a Y~hort illness. Born in Summers County, she was a daughter of the late Thomas and Wostinetta Barker. Mrs. Johnson was a member of First Baptist Church and the Alice Randall Mission Circle of the church. She was a retired school teacher, a member of Delphi Club and the Stitch and Chat~r Club. Sl~as preceded in death by her husband, Clyde Johnson in 1958. She has no immediate sur- vivors. Services were held Friday July 20 at 11 a.m. in the E. M. Meadows Funeral Home in Hin- ton with the Rev. Lance Vast officiating. Burial followed in the Gretnbrier Burial Park in Hinton. The Men's Bible Class of the First Baptist Church served as pallbearers. JOHNSON Boujamin Franklin Johnson, infant son of Robert Monroe and Marq Jacqueline Perdue Johnson, was stillborn Friday July 20 at 1:55 a.m. in a Summers County Hospital. Other survivors include pat- ernal grandmother, Rachel C. • Johnson and maternal grand- mother, Minnie Marie Perdun, both of Meadow Bridge. Gravoside services were held Sunday July 22 at 2 p.m. in the Claypool Community Cemetery at Meadow Bridge with Min- ister Wesley Dandridge offici- ating. There was no visitation. The Melton Mortuary in Bee- kley~was in charge of arrange- meats. THOMPSON Jack David Thompson, 5.1, formerly of Hinton, died Sat- urday at home a~tly of a heart attack. re - mof was a grad, . ......... ~? • . Air Force in Denver, COl., and 466 - 4601 or the WVU Ex- Eric Thompson of Aiken, S. C.; two daughters, Lynn Melton and Sarah Thompson, both of Aiken; two brothers, Kenneth Thompson of Green Sulphur Springs and Ronald Thompson of Beckley; two sisters, Mary Jean Lilly of Beckley and Mrs. Jack (Betty) Ashley of Hinton. Services will be Wednesday af 5 p.m. in the Milbrook Baptist Church with the Rev. W. James Rivers officiating. Graveside services will be~ Thursday at 4 p.m. at the Fairview Baptist Church Cem- etery at Forest Hill with the Rev. W. James Rivers offic- iating. The Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors in Hinton is in charge of arrangements. WILLIAMS Billy Lawson Williams St., 57, Iron Gate, died Thursday in Allegheny Regional Hospital. He was born in Huntington, W. Va. April 16, 1927, the son of the late William F. Williams and Besse Mae Whitlock Williams. He was a retired carman for the C&O Railroad. He was a member of Iron Gate Baptist Church. He was a former mem- ber of Hospital Board, a for- mer representative of BRC of United States and Canada. He was a member of BRC of United States and Canada, and VFW Burnside Carpenter Post. He was a veteran of U. S. World War II Marine Corp. Mr. Williams is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Mundy Williams; four daughters, Mrs. Gerald (Janice) Turner , Cl- ifton Forge, Mrs. John ( Mary Ann) Zadell, Norfolk, Mrs. Ro- bert ( Norman Jean) Quinn, Madisonville, Ky., Mrs. Mich- ael (Amy) Persinger, Clifton Forge; five sons, Ronald Lee Williams, San Diego, Calif., Billy L. Williams Jr., Clifton Forge, David Wayne Williams, Fort McClellan, Ala., Allan Preston Williams, Iron Gate, John Andrew Williams, at home; two sisters, Mrs. Elean- or Clark, Cliftondale Park, Cl- ifton Forge, Mrs. Delmas ( Velma) Parker, Ronceverte, W. Va.; one brother, Arthur Williams, Staunton; eight grandchildren, nieces and ne- phews. He was preceded in death by a brother, Norman Ellsworth Williams. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the Nicely Funeral Home Chapel conducted by the Rev. John Miller. Interment was at All- eghany Memorial Park. Active pallbearers were Gar- land Conner, Bill Leech, Cl- yde Reynolds, Lee Armstrong, Lewis Scott, R. J. Wilmer, Percy Martin, Buck Sampson, and Tony Drumheller. Meadow Bridge Area News By Alvie Martin Sympathy is extended to the family of Quentin God- dard and Harold Gill of Meadow Bridge and Ugal Crichley of Danese. tension Office, 466- 3711• RUMMAGE SALE Judy William and children Grog, Margaret, and Mrs. Dolly Martin and Alvie, all of Meadow Bridge visited Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Hanshew of Bellwood. Judy William and children, Grog, Margaret and Mrs.. Dolly Martin and Alvie of Meadow Bridgd visited Mr. Melvin Shaver of Rainelle who recently was dismissed from the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Treadway of Dawson an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Patricia Kaye to Daniel Roy Hunt. senpiller of Snoot. An open ~hurch wedding is planned for June 30th at 6 P.M. in the Meadow Grove Baptist Church with the Rev. Leroy Crane officiating. Michele Ward received second place in the Brownie Troop 2245 cookie sales contest. ~is the daughter Buddy and Juanita Ward of Landisburg. -- Judy William and family, Vigins,: William, family and May 21, I~1, Ill Hinton, Mrs. Doily Martin and son, he was a son of the lateC wles Alvie "Meadow Bridge Mr. Thomimon wasa 20-ye~" Dav/s of Lawn. VINES Vines is badly in need of used furniture, beds, mattresses, sp- rings, tables, chairs and cou- ches. Also hed clothes - quilts, blankets or pillows. Anyone ha- ving any of these items please call 466 - 0908 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. and we will have them picked up. LIGHT REUNION The 4th Annual Light Rennon #ill be held at Bass Lake Park ~unday July 29Oh. CHEERLEADING CLINIC The Cheerleaders of Concord Parsonage CommitteeofHin- College will hold a one day ton First United Methodist Ch- clinic on Saturday, August 4 urch will have a Rummage Sale from 9:00 to 4:00 in Centennial in Methodist Education Build- Hall (Gym). They will teach ingSaturday August 4th at 9:00 cheers, sidelines, jumps, py- A.M. until 2:00 P.M. rmids, and partner stunts on each age and skill levels. Poerlebur9 STORE HOURS: Man. - Sat. 8 a.m. til 10 p.m. Sunday: 9 a.m. til 9 p.m. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Lb. USDA Choice Beef Round- Whole 10-t2 Lbs. Average - Sliced FREE! i Codes of 8 - 16 Oz. Bottles - Plot Coke/ Ceffsiso Fen Csko/~sffois, Free Plot Ook,l 32 Oune, Registration will be held from 8:30 to 9:00 in the Lobby of Centennial Hall• The particip- ants may bring their lunch or go to the Snack Bar or Caf- eteria during the lunch break of thirty minutes. The days learning experience will cost $10.00 per person and does not include lunch. Cli ,ic Tee Shirts will be on sale for $5.oo. Please pre - register so we will know how many for which to make plans. Call (304) 384 - 9817 or 384 - 3115 ext. 331 to have a form sent so you can have the consent signed by (he parent. STATE FAIR TRIP A special Mini Bus trip to the State Fair is being planned for Monday, August 20• The bus will leave from the Hinton Senior Center at 9 A.M. A $2.00 donation is requested to help cover transportation costs. Th e admission fee for the Fair is $2.00 Phone 466-4019 to reserve a seat. CItEMICAL PEOPLE The Summers County Chemical People will meet Monday, August 6Oh at 7 p.m. at City Hall. All interested persons are invited to attend. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Department of Natural Resources will hold an Infor- mal Conference at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, July 25, 1984, at the Man High School Cafeteria, Man, West Virginia, for the purpose of allowing comments USDA Choice Family Pack USDA California 6 Oz.- A,sorted 7.25 Oz. - Food Lion Large Roll from those people having an interest which is or may be adversely affected by the iss- uance of a permit for surface mining ( SMA 1398) to Semi- nole Coal, Inc., Box 1090, Oc- eana, West Virginia. This meeting is being held in accordance with Chapter 20, Article 6, Section 20, Code of West Virginia. Epperly Reunion An- nouncement The 53rd. Annual Epperly Reunion will be held Saturday August 4, 1984, at Bass Lake Park near Hinton, W.Va. Dinner will be between 12 and 1 p.m. - All relatives and friends please come - bring a basket lunch and enjoy the day. O NOTW.K All society stories MUST be in the office by noon Friday to appear in the following Tuesday edition of the Hinton News. Any stories received after 12:00 noon will be held over for the next week's paper~ Area briefs and classifieds wilt only be taken up until 12:00 noon on Monday for Tuesdays paper. Those taken after 12:00 Monday will be used L,~ the next week's Daper, 4-..II CAMP LOST& FOUND 4-H'ers missing items from camp may stop by the Ex- tension Officd in i,he Cour- thouse Annex to claim them. Lb. Holly Farms - Grade A 0 6.5 Oz. - U. Chunk In Water 49 Oz.