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JAMES L. DAVIS
James L. Davis, 41, of St. Peters-
burg, formerly of the Hinton area
died Thurs. July 5 at Humana Hos-
pital-Sun Bay, after a long illness.
": He was born in Scranton, Pa., and
came here in 1984 from Maryland,
'~ where he was a construction worker
..
'" for 20 years.
.:i Survivors include a son, John L.,
: and a daughter Jeff(Liza) Thomas,
L.. both of Indiana; his mother, Jeanne
'~' Davis, St. Petersburg; two brothers,
': John L., Daytona Beach, and Robert
L., Maryland; and his grandfather,
: " J. Wesley Bowman, St. Petersburg;
and one grandson JJ. Thomas.
National Cremation Society of St.
~: Petersburg was in charge of the
:: arrangements.
EDWIN S. HAGER
Edwin S. Hager, 80, of 102 Willow
St., died Thurs. July 18, in a Prince-
ton hospital, following along illness.
Born June 28, 1910, at Princeton,
": -~: he was the son of the late Edward C.
!~:~ and Callie Ann Faulkner Hager.
: ~ Mr. Hager was a retired construc-
;:~: tion foreman for Eastern Gas and
Fuel of Kopperston with more than
i i 23 years ofsorvice, was a member of
the New Hope United Methodist
Church, the Princeton Old Guards,
the AF and AM Lodge No. 138 of
Pinev~lle, the Beni Kedem Temple of
Charleston and the Order of the
E~i~ern Star Chapter No. 53 of Prin-
ceton.
He was preceded in death by two
brothers, Howard and Arnold Hager
and two sisters, Lake Hill and Mar-
garet Hutchens.
Survivors include his wife, Envah
Pennington Hager; a son, Samuel E.
Hager of Tazewell, Tenn.; two broth-
ers, Earl Hager of Pipestem and
Kenneth Hager of Clear Fork; seven
sisters, Jessie Martin, Mrs. Roy
(Rebecca) Harmon, both of Prince-
ton, Rae Scott of Alexandria, Va.,
Mrs. Robert (Ruby.) Runions of New
Kent, Vs., Mrs. Robert (Eleanor)
Beach of Roanoke, Vs., Ruth Conklin
~uPOtsylvania, Va., and Mrs. Pete
lah) Myers of Pulaski, Va.; two
grandchildren, and four great-grand-
children.
Services were held Sat. July 21 at
2 p.m. at the Burns-Wornal Chapel
:" of the Memorial Funeral Director on
~: the Athens Road in Princeton with
~" the Revs. Kevin P.Lantz and Jim
Hendricks officiating. Burial fol-
lowed in the Roselawn Memorial
Gardens on the Bluefield-Princeton
Road.
' The body was at the Memorial
Funeral Directory on the Athens
: Road in Princeton.
RUTH E. KEATON
Ruth Ellen Keaton, 80, died Thurs.
iii July 18, at the home of her daughter,
" following a long illness.
Born Sept. 27, 1909, at Pipestem,
~: she was the daughter of the late
Golden and Lida Via Wyrick.
:, Mrs. Keaton was a member of the
Ptrowns Chapel United Methodist
Church.
She was preceded in death by her
.~-husband, James Howard Keaton;.a
• ~, brother, NedW. Wyrick and asister,
~ N~ora Williams.
~;i Survivors include two sons, Carl
Keaton of Pipestem and Clyde Kea-
: ton of Blacksburg, Va.; a daughter,
:with whom she resided, Dorothy
• Maxine Mann of Lick Creek Road,
Pipestem; eight grandchildren, and
-: 10 great-grandchildren.
". Services were held Sat. July 21 at
-'. 11 a.m. at the Burns-Wornal Chapel
":of the Memorial Funeral Directory
on the Athens Road in Princeton
.with the Rev. Johnny Atkinson ore-
..: "elating. Burial followed in the Kea-
,:ton Family Cemetery at Pipestem.
. 'The body was at the Memorial
Funeral Directory on the Athens
Road in Princeton.
CORINNE BEAR LOWRY
"' Mrs. Corinne Bear Lowry, died
,.July 15 in a Sanford, Fla., hospitat
: after a short illness.
.i She wasborn Nov. 26th, 1904, the
.... daughter of the late Hiram Hudson
and Minnie Dodd Bear of Hinton,
..W.Va.
:' She was a Baptist.
She was a retired school teacher,
: having taught in Summers County
i for several years before moving to
Sanford, Fla. where she taught in
Seminole County before retiring.
!i Her husband, John Elmer Lowry,
]died in 1980.
i' She is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Mary Janice Wilson, of San-
ford, Fla,, and Mrs. Betty Carolyn
~ragg of Cincinnati, Oh.; two grand-
.-hildren and three great -grandchil-
dren; two sisters, Mrs. Melba W.
Phillips of Petarstown, W.Va.; and
Mrs. Athleen B. Cox of Altamonte
Springs, Fla.; one brother, Robert L.
Bear of Shawnee, Kan.
Services were held July 18th in
Sanford, Fla.
; JAMES It. SIMS
,~ James R. Sims, 62, died Wed. July
i18, in a Hinton hospital, following a
~ong illness.
Born June 17,1928, at Rock Camp,
he was the son of Millie Harvey Sims
of Rock Camp and the late Paul K.
Sims.
Mr. Sims was employed as a tim-
bermau, was a U.S. Army veteran
and was a lifelong resident of the
Rock Camp area.
He was preceded in death by a
brother, Paul Willard Sims in 1950
and a sister, June Margaret Sims in
1924.
Other survivors include a son,
James Dwight Sims of Sarton; a
daughter, Judith Ann Lewis of
Greerwille, S.C.; two brothers, Mar-
ion Douglas Sims of Pontiac, Mich.,
and Edward D. Sims of Hinton, and
three grandchildren.
Services were held Sat. July 21 at
2 p.m. at the Broyles Funeral Home
Chapel in Petarstown with the Rev.
Ralph Smithson officiating. Burial
followed in the Mount View Ceme-
tery at Wikel.
The body was at the Broyles
Funeral Home in Peterstown.
Pallbearers were Dean Boggs, Bill
Lewis, Richard Harvey, Butch
Walker, Harold RatcliffandJohnnie
Ferguson.
On June 8, the members of the Roy Richmond, Arlene Kincaid,
Hinton High School National Honor Stephen Schrader, Jennifer Sears,
Society met in order to elect officers and Brenda Wills.
for the coming year. The 1990-91 The Sr. High National Honor
officersare(picturedL-R)KimGore: Society is for Juniors and Seniors
President, Cheryl Lowry: Secretary; who maintain a 3.4 or higher grade
Kim Cooper: Treasurer, Tanya point average, have been recom-
Harvey: Vice-President. mended by their teachers, and have
Present members are: Donald a select number of activity points
Bragg, Kim Cooper, Pare Fox, Kim due to the activities they have par-
Gore, Tanya Harvey, Cheryl Lowry, ticipated in.
1990 .Dam
Builders Reunion
Schedule
Students Honored
The Fourth Annual Dam Build-
ere Reunion at Bluestone will be The Talcott Academic Excellence Mr. Michael Tabor.
held on Sat. Aug. 4th. Committee honored its 22 straight There were no straight "A~ stu-
All former dam workers involved =A" students for the 1989-90 school dents from the sixth grade. David
in the construction and their fatal- year with a luncheon at Something Wiseman and Tucker Ford were the
lies, relatives of deceased workers, Special on Thurs. June 7. The stu- only junior high students to get
and past and present Corps employ- dents and their parents shared a straight=A's"thisschoolyear.David,
ees and their families are invited to delicious meal. a ninth grader is the son of Helen
attend. The honor students are: Hypes Wiseman and the late Roger
SATURDAY, AUG. 4 First Grade: Jeremy Yates, son of Wiseman. Tucker, a seventh grader
9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Interpretive Bill and Barbm:a Yates. Mica Ball, is the son of Richard and Robin Ford.
Center Open daughterofBillandLindaBall.Their Each honor roll student will re-
10:00A.M. & 1:00 P.M,Construc- teacher is Mrs. Linda Harvey. ceive a special pin, honor roll t-shirt
tion Film at Interpretive Center Second Grade: Robbie Tabor, son and certificate.
2:00 P.M. & 3:30 P.M. Tour of of Gene and Cindy Tabor. Jerry To make this event even more
Dam ( S .tarts at Red Caboose, Rt. 20) Kessler, son of Joe and Sylvia special, we were served by three
5:00P.M.Picnic(RecreationArea Kessler. Their teacher is Mrs. Linda formerTalcotthonorstudents;Chad
Below Dam) Ford. Wykle, Kelly Dillon, and Jodi Dillon.
The INTERPRETIVE CENTER Third Grade: Bret Crowder, son We are very proud of all of our
willhavethe~EarlyYears-construc. of Lynn and Garnette Crowder. Loyd honor roll students and the hard
tion photos and memorabilia on Lowry, son ofRay and Brenda I.~)wry. work they and their parents have
display. =Living History~interviews J. J- Richmond, son of Phyliss done this school year. We would also
will alsobe taped. Richmond and the late Jennings like to thank Something Special
All tours will start on top of the Richmond. Jane Wiseman, daugh- Restaurant for a job well done.
dam near the red caboose and last tar of Helen Hypes Wiseman and the
approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour. late Roger Wiseman. Their teacher
The tours are handicapped acces- is Mrs. Karla Tabor. Servicemen In The News
sible. Fourth Grade: Jennifer Keatley,
The PICNIC will be held in the daughterofDavidandTerriKeatley. Army Sgt. Herbert D. Smith has
Picnic Shelter by the playground Andrea Johnson, daughter of Tom arrived for duty in West Germany.
below the dam. Costofpicnic-$3.00 and Kathy Johnson. Lori BethSmith is an artillery fire-support
per person. Richmond, daughter of Bruce and specialist with the 29th Field Artil-
Laura Richmond. Erin Willey,lery.
General parking for all events is daughter of David and BrendaHe is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
available beside the Little League Willey. Their teachers are Mrs. Lewis D. Smith of 515 James St.,
field.
If you are interested in attending Frances Boone and Mrs. Debbie Hinton, W.Va.
any ofthe events, pleasecontactJeff Bower. His wife, Army Sgt. Martha A.
Fifth Grade: Craig Kirkham, son Smith, is the daughter ofShirley M.
Toler at Bluestone. Phone 304-466- of Lowell andTonaKirkham.Wesley Bond of 138 Herman St., Hinton.
1234. Ward, son of Linda Ward and the The sergeant is a 1981 graduate
late Harry Ward. Jonathan Yates, of Hinton High School.
son of Bill and Barbara Yates. Christi
Named To Dean's List Barker, daughterofCharlesandAnn GRAND FEATURE PARADE
Barker. Amy Eller, daughter of
Anyone wanting to enter a ATV, 4
BertYatesof615BallengeeSt.inStanley and Carolyn Eller. Kris wheeler or 3 wheeler and battery
Hinton been named to the Dean's Folds, son of Cecil and GoldieFolds.
List for the preceding term at Joshua Newton, son of Sam and Va.°peratedwaterCarSFestivaland truCkSGrandin Paradethe W.
Johnson & Wales University at Connie Newton. Amy Wills, daugh- slated for Sat. Aug. 11at 3:00, please
Charleston. ter of Ken and Carla Wills. Their contact Charles Dillon at 466-4771.
Dean's List status carries the teachers are Mr. Kit Durnan and
prestige of recognized achievement.
Bert is attending Johnson & Wales
University in the advanced stand-
ing program. Bert is a 3 year gradu-
ate of Summers County Career
Center Food - Service Program.
Mr. Yates received a perfect 4.00
average in studies, this past.trimes-
ter at the Providence Rhode Island
Campus.
He will complete his studies in
Dec, at Charleston, S.C.
Congratulations!
QUALIFICATION
To Obtain Permit To
Carry Concealed Weapon
INSTRUCTION COURSE
Certified Trairdng In Firearms, Safety
and Handling of Firearms
N.R.A. APPROVED COURSE
;0 Round Coume Revolver or Automatic
40% Class Room 60% Rsngl
Submit Certification to the Judge for
Final Approval
EOUIPIENT NEEDED
Weapon and Amino (SO rounds)
Ear Plug's or Ear Phones (Manditory)
Glasses (Optional)
• Target's Furnished
• Study Booklet Furnished
Hours depend on pdor training &
iducaUon
Husband and Wife 10% discount
Cost per person: $50,00
Cell for an Appointment or
Instructors Qualifications
To anyone who is a member at the J.B./
Nimitz V.F.D. that has bunker gear,
monitors, and chargers that has not
been attending drills, fire calls or meet-
ings please return by Aug. I, 1990.
If not you will be billed for replacement
of this gear.
Ordered by Board of Directors,
J.B.N.V.F.D.
NOTICE TC I'AXPAY
OF Sl.J MM[ !FS COU
The Assessor's Office is now receiving Personal Property
md Real Estate Reports. Anyone who has not received an
|ssessment sheet by mall should stop in or call the Asses-
mrs' Office at 466-0366. This form must be completed before
November 1, 1990. This is to report anything liable for
taxation owned on July 1, 1990 for the 1991 taxes.
Anyone who is 100% disabled or who will be age 65 before
July 1, 1991 should check about the HomesteadExemption
Act.,
Forms must be signed in our office no later than Septem-
ber 28, 1990 to be excempt on the 1991 taxes. If you have
it is not necessary to do so again. Also,
land owners who are actively farming their property
dd file a report at the Assessor's Office before Novem.
)er 1, 1990.
William D. "Billy Don" Farley
Summers County Assessor
A. D. Wygal
313 James Street
Hinton, WV ~1
(304) 466-3424
Applicant's Must Be Age 18 or Older
Tues. July 24, 1990 Hinton News - 3
Pictured is Summers County Volunteer Fire Chief
Jackson Stark being presented his new license plate
from Gov. Caperton.
Receives New License
Plate
Governor Gaston Caperton paid
tribute recently to W. Va. fire fight-
ers at a Recognition Day held at the
Culture Center in Charleston. The
Governor is shown presenting an
honorary Fire Fighter Chief License
Plate to Jackson Stark, represent-
ing Summers County Volunteer Fire
Department.
THANKS
TO ALL -
Southern W.Va. AAU-YBOA 12
Year-olds, 1990 Youth Basketball of
American National Runners-Up
wish to express their thanks to all
the local businesses and people who
donated money or merchandise to
help towards the expense of the trip
to Orlando, Fla., to participate in the
Youth Basketball of America Girls
National Tournament.
ARTS & CRAFTS SHOW
The WVSWFArts and Crafts show
and Street Fair will be held, begin-
ning with set-up, Wed. Aug. 8
through Sun. Aug. 1~,
Each event r e$1uires a registra-
tion form to be filled Out and re-
turned to WVSWF, P. O. Box 640,
Hinton, WV, 25951 orto Ruth Pivont
or Kath]een Liakos.
Governor Caperton had high
praise for all W.Va. fire fighters for
"the courageous and vital services
they provide for the citizens of their
respective communities and coun-
ties.~ The Governor also sai d he was
pleased that his administration had
been able to initiate the new Fire
Fighter License Plate Program being
administered by the Division of
Motor Vehicles where Jane L. Cline
is Commissioner.
Legislation creating the Fire
Fighter License Plate Program was
sponsored by Delegates Sam Love
and William Anderson.
Also other firemen can get a Fire
Fighter License Plate for the cost of
a new plate and $5.00 extra, but
have to send their old plate in to
Motor Vehicles in Charleston, while
they are with a Fire Dept.
217 R BALLENGEE ST. HINTON
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Bluestone Satellite Systems
We sell the Bestl Pipestem, W.V. ,~I~
General Instrument
Drake
Uniden /"
and Sales & Service
Vescramblers Benny Wills 466-5409
Host Families!
Host a Foreign Exchange
High School Student
I.E.F., a non-profit organization, has a num-
ber of teenage English-speaking students
from Europe and Asia (German, Spanish,
Japanese and ten other nationalities) who
will be arriving in the U.S. this August.
Each one is looking forward to living with
an American family for 3, 5, or 10 months•
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Houston; The Ahumo LII~ Rivel1[~l~k Alia in San Antonio, Texu;
Phoenix, Axi~na; Local Tour of Hollywood, Beverly Hills and Los :
Angeles; Unlvarsal and NBC ~tmlioa Tour; Taping of a National TV
I Show; San Juan Coldlstrano Mlaslon; San Diego; T!Juana, Mexico; Las
Vegas; Hoow=r Dam; Grand Canyon; Oak Creek Canyon: Painted I
Desert; Partrifled Forest; Graceland In Memphis and all the sights
I along the way It We have been doing this Tour several times each year
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+ Admlsslon to ~ Listed Attractions + Services of a Tour Director for :
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