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LIVOStOCk ii(allmt
differ~t consignors, and 57 day, July 15, 1984.
buyem. Those attending were : Mr.
and Mrs. Danny Smith, Kevin
and Rodney, Mr. and Mrs.
. 34.50; Hubert Bennett, Bonnie, David,
- N.m; Mediwm, 35.00 and Brian Pishner, Myrtle Ta-
44.00. ylor, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Stackers & Feeders: , Richmond, Mr. and Mrs.
Steers: !Thomas Damron, Steele,
Choice, 54.00-59.75; Good, 47.00 Stephnnie, and Amanda, Mary
- 55.50; Medium, 45.00 - 47.00. ! and Michael Richmond, Joseph
Stoekers&FeedemBull: 42.00-! and Margaret Stephens, Mar-
52.00. ! garet Helmick, Bobby Rich-
Baby Calves: 25.00 - 55.00. mend, Phyliss Smith, Mr. and
Hop: No. 1, 55.00; No. 2,+, Mrs. Basil Richmond, Mr. and
48.00; Sows, 41.00 - 42.00; Pigs, i Mrs. Bobby Bennett, Mr. and
10.50- 50.00. + Mrs. Daniel Basham and Ad-
Cows: Commercial, 40.00 -! riani, Rosie Richmond,
44.00; Utility, 34.00 - 42.00;! Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rich-
Canner & Cotter, 25.00 - 39.00 ; mend, mr. and Mrs. Elbert
Cows & Clvs., 265.00 - 545.00. Richmond, Mrs. Irene Rich-
Bulls: Commercial & Good, mend, Mrs. Hazel Taylor, Mrs.
44.00 - 49.00; Cutter, 42.00 - Thelma Todd, Mrs. Shirley St-
40.00. ephens and Scott, Mr. and Mrs.
Sheep & Lambs: Michael Stepheus, Carie and
Blue, 58.00 ; Blue Head, Joey,
57.00; Red, 34.00 ; Medium, Sharon Stepllens, Mr. and
55.50; EWES, CWT, 12.00 - Mrs. Gary Richmond, Mr. and
14.50. Mrs. David Terry and Stacey,
amily Reunion
LiveStock Market
Report of livestock auction The decendants 6f Sarah Su- Mr. and Mrs. Maunie Rich-
san Richmond and Alexander mend, Christine, and Ronnie,
sale held Friday July 27, 1~4
amomlting to $51,307.26. 272 Richmond had a family reunion Mr. and Mrs. Doug Richmond,
headof livmRuek was sold by 81 at Grandview State Park Sun- Jeffery, and Dwight, Mr. and
Mrs. George Mays, Becky Hol-
ten, Don Jr. and Seth, Rheo
Plumley, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Shannon, Patricia Tollinei,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Barber,
Susan Simmons, Tony Foster,
Pare Hehler, Kim Taylor, De-
bbie Birch, Mr. and Mrs. Or-
ville Meadows, Mr. and Mrs.
i
. SCOTT
Ernest Roscoe Akers, 76, died James Elmer Scott, 76, died
Friday August 3 in Illinois after Friday August 4 in an Ohio
a short illness, hospital after a long illness.
Born Nov. 28, 1906, in Sum- Bern August 16, 1908, in Fay-
mere County, he was a son of ette County, he was the son of
the late Roland and Eliza BI- the late Lewis Eliot and Ado
air Akers. Burn Scott.
Mr. Akers was a retired coal Mr. Scott spent his earlier life
miner and a member of Laurel in Sandstone but had been a
Branch Baptist Church. resident of Lima, Ohio for the
Survivors ,include his wife, past 25 years.
~Danieis Akers; two sons, He was preceded in death by
t Ahers of Collinsville, ,his wife, Iris Canine Scott, in
Ill.,~h~d_ Raymond Akers of ii~l.
Edge.; four daughters, El- N'Survivors include a sister,
eaqor IV~rdack of Meadow Br- Helen. Scott Honaker of Sand-
i¢~, Vi~Ift Dalgneault of stone; a brother, W. T. Scott of
~use,N~l., Mary Mails of Sanclst0ne.
Stoats City, ~/Io., and Anna Services were held Monday
Shavec~of.Gl~Morgan; throe August 6 at I p.m. at the Sieford
sisters, 1~ Comer and Funeral Home, so6 North Ca-
Roxie Meadows,~flb~ of Prince-
ble Road, Lima, Qhio. Bur-
ton and Rosie Dun..~...~KJm- ial followed in the\Connie
berly and 11 grandchildren.. Family Cemetery in "l-lea,
Services will be Wednesda~ Ohio. ~"
at 3 p.m. in the Smathers~ The body was at the Sieford
Funeral Home chapel in Rain- Funeral Home in Lima, Ohio.
elle with the Rev. Lucian Dalg- + ,"~BB
neault officiating. Burial will John H. WebB,',~l, died Sat-
be in Rainelle Cemetery.urday Aug. 4 in "'~i*-43eckley+
Friends may call Wednesday hospital following an ex~emied~
from I p.m. to 3 p.m. illness.
NEELY Born January 8, 1903, at
Robert (Brud) Burns Noely, Jumpa, he was the son of the
late Robert Moses and Joseph-
74, died Sunday August 5 in a
Summers County hospital after iue Harvey Webb.
a short illness. Mr. Webb was educated in
Born July 7, 1910, at Hinton, Summers County Schools, Con-
he was the son of the late Joe cord College, a teacher for 36
and Bonnie Lilly Noely. years, 17 years which were
Mr. Noely was a member ofspent in the Vanderbilt Elem-
the First Baptist Church, mere-' entary School in the Monde-
bar of the I-linton Moose Lodge vilie Community of Summers
993, and a veteran of WW II.. County, operator of a farm
Survivors include his wife, where in 1956 he received the
Carrie Margaret Noely, atState Conservation Farm of the
home; a son, Richard AlanYear Award, he taught school
Noely of Richmond, Vs.; tw9~ at the Narrows, Vs., Element-
brothers, Julian and p~, ary School for 11 years, a
both OF Richmand~Va."i three member of the Peterstown Mis-
grandchildren ~ two great - sionary Baptist Church were he
grandchUdred, taught a junior high class for 11
years, a member of the
, Services will be Wednesday tired Teachers Associati~', a
at 2 p.m. at the E.M. Mead-+
ows Funeral Home in Hi~tonr member of the J~lm~ Dove
with the Rays. D. D. FAwell and Massonic Lodge ~I~fnber 78 of
Estil Gill and Elder A. L. Noely Peterstown .... :"+
officiating. Burial will be in He w +a~.pi'eceded in death by
Groenbrier Burial Park in Hin- two brothers,Frank and
ton. Robert Webb.
Friends may call TuesdaySurvivors include his wife,
from 0 p.m. to 9 p,m. Mrs. Fanny Broyles, at home;
a son, Dr. Neff B. Webb of
DICK Raleigh, S. C.; a daughter,
~y Dick, 72, of Beckley,Mrs. Keith (Nadine) Pierce of
formerly of Hinten, died Wed- Columbus, Ohio; throe sisters,
nosday July 25, in a local Mrs. Virginia Vines of Alex-
hospital after a long illness, andre, Va., Mrs. Louise Maze of
Born May 17, 1912, in Sum- Roanoke, Va., Mrs. Ruth Haw-
mars County, he was a son of ley of Pineville; throe broth-
the late John Harvey and Mary ers, Edward and Howard, both
Isabelle Sears Dick. of Roanoke, Va., and Ernest of
Survivors include two dough- Richmond, Vs.; seven grand-
tars, Vclla Butler of Lerona and children.
Glenna Simms of Pipestem; Services were held Monday
two brothers, Estelle Dick of August 6 at 2 p.m. at the
Hinton and Earl Dick of Ramp Peterstown Missionary Baptist
; two sisters, May Phillips of Church in Peterstown with
Cool Ridge and Pearl Sears of Rays. John Jennings, Charles
I.ester and 5 grandchildren. C. Jack and William Johnson
Scrvic~ were held Saturday officiating. Burial followed in
July 28 at 11 a.m. at the E.M. the Swope Cemetery at Lind-
Meadows Funeral Home in Hen- side.
ton. Burial followed in the Dick+ The body was at the Broyles
Family Cemetery. Funeral Chapel in Peterstown.
RAFFERTY Members of John Dove Lodge
Mrs. Gladys Dillon Rafferty, served as pallbearers and con-
59, of Indian Mills died Wed- ducted grave.ida rites.
nosday eve~og August I in the HOLT
Sulnmers County Hospital.
Born at Indian Mills Jack Edward Holt, 60, of 321 +
February 21, 1925, she was a Summers Street, died Monday
daughter of the late Abb and July 50 in a Summers County
Lima Hill~fl~. Hospital.
She was a member OF the Services were held Thursday
Indian Mills Baptist Church. AuguJt 2 at 11 a.m. at the First
Survivors include one son, Baptist Church in Hinton with
Norman J. Trent, addre~ un- the Rev. Lance Yost officiating.
known; three brothers, Charles Burial followed in the Restwood
Dillon of Peterstown; Gone Memorial Gardens in Hinton.
Pallbearers were Robert
Dillon of College Park, Mary-
land; Dmmld Dillon of Severn, _A~LOfl, Leroy Farley, Shirley
Maryland; mus sister, Athaleae Epperly, David Williams, Ray-
Barker of College Park, Mary- mend Eye and James Leslie,
land; and one grandchild, jr.
Services were held Saturday
August 4 at II~0 at the Broyles
Funeral Home in Peterstown
with the Rev. Carl Edwards
Officlat~. Burial followed in A tree-climbing crab lives
~ Mills CmllnN~7~" on many tropical islands.
' "In lieu of flowers dolmt~ons It is known as the coconut
crab because it climbs
cJurl be made to the American palms to get coconuts for
Cancel" Society. food•
Jimmie Meadows, Roy ,
Tommy, and Donna, Susie Sn-
traveled farthest - Sharon St-
ephens. Other prizes were gi-
ven by drawing names. Money
was collected for the upkeep
and repair of the family cem-
etery and road. The next ann-
ual reunion will be held 3rd
Sunday in July, 1985.
uffer, Shane and Jennifer, Ev- The tiny country of Bhu-
erette Bennett. tan, north of India, issued
a postage stamp that is ac-
Prizes were given to oldest - tually a tiny phonograph
Elbert Richmond, youngest - record. It plays the
CarieStepehens, most descend- Bhutanese national an-
ants - Katherine Richmond, them.
t
Pearl,burg
STORE HOURS:
Mon. - Sat. 8 a.m. til 10 p.m.
Sunday: 9 a.m. til 9 p.m.
Senior
ter
Activities Announced !ii
ACTIVITIES AT THE HINT+ nics at Pence Springs 9-10 a.m.
ON SENIOR CENTER FROM andat Clayton 10:30-11:30 a.m.
AUGUST7 THRU AUGUST 10, Wednesday, August 8 Prey-
1984 enticare excercises with Ellen
Corner of Second Avenue and Webber before lunch. Becldey
Summers Street . mini bus trip.
(FundedbytheWestVirginia Thursday, August 9 Games
Commission on Aging) after lunch.
Tuesday, August 7 Steam Friday, August 10 Monthly
Train Crafts Workshop with: square dance begins at 7 p.m.
Alice Ann and Pare begins at Live music by the Pat Ramsay
lla.m. Donations of nylon Band• There will be refres-
hose, socks, quilt scraps (cal- hments sold and a drawing held
ice), white flour, and salt are for a dinner from one of our
needed. Please bring uphois- local resturants. Everyone is
tory needles• Ceramics class invited to come and dance, or
with Virginia Vaughn resumes just come and listen to the
this week. Blood Pressure Cli- band.
IN )¢ERIES!
Details el all Food Lion Store IDeations.
We reserve the right
to limit quantities.
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USDA Choice Beef Round - Bottom Holly Farms - Grade A Ch,cken
Sweet Juicy
Wise
Nacho Bravos ............... 7 o,.
49 Oeoee
5 Oz.- Libby's
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t6 Oz. - Vat Camp's
PRESTIGE PATTERN
FEATURES:
*8rillleat White Dedy
*Oversize Pi.nor Plate
*Delicate Floral Petters
*Pietism Trim
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