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Tues. Sept. 4, 1990 Hinton News - 3
GRACE M. BISHOP
Mrs. Grace M. Bishop, 83, for-
merly of Hinton, died Sat. Sept. 1, at
7 a.m., in a Roanoke hospital, follow-
Bal- ing a long illness.
: Born Mar. 24, 1907, at Hinton,
held
Aug. she was the daughter of the late
',amp John Nabors and Lillan Nabors
' Bailey.
I the " Mrs. Bishop lived the early part of
', her life in Hinton, had been a real-
wing
dent of Roanoke since 1965 and was
mily
a member of the Community Chris-
Idow i . tian Church of Hinton.
m by She was preceded in death by her
Auc- ' husband, Ashby B. Bishop, in 1935;
Mrs. Easton was a former era- Episcopal Church at Daniels, was a
ployee of the McCreery Hotel in member of the Hinton Rotary Club
Hinton, was a homemaker, was a and was.a member of the Kenosha
member of the Second BaptistMasonic A~. and A.M. #343 of
Church in Hinton and was a lifelong Kenosha, Wis. He was retired from
resident of Hinton. the federal government as an Assis-
She was preceded in death by her tant Superintendent of the Mine
husband, Jesse Easton, in 1980. Academy in Raleigh County, was
Survivors include a brother, Dr. past director of the Chamber of
James Nelson of Dunbar; a sister, CommerceforRaleighandSummers
Edith Goode of Hinton; and several Counties, served in several civic and
Summers County Democrat of
the Year Honored At Jefferson
Day Dinner
Pipestem resident Nellie Farley
was honored last Sat. as Summers
County's =Outstanding Democrat of
the Year'. Farley received an award
in recognition and praise for out-
standing leadership, dedication and
service tot he W. Vs. Democratic
nieces and nephews, social activities, was a graduate of Party at the annual Jefferson
Services were held Sun. Sept. 2 at the Hanover College in Hanover,
2 p.m. at the E. M. Meadows Funeral Ind., and was a World War II Navy
Home in Hinton with the Revs. veteran.
Matthew Saunders, Billy Galloway Survivorsinclude his wife, Donna
and Nathaniel Johnson officiating. Bennett McKeand; a daughter,
Burial followed in the Esquire SandraVonTrottofWis.;twostep-.
Cemetery. daughters, Stepahnie Daniels of
)aul) a brother, Frank Nabors, and two
, sisters, Ocie Basham and Thelma
nion Harvey.
airs, Survivors include ason, Charles The body was at the E. M. Mead- Conover, N.C. and Tammy Lusher
ight, F. Bishop of Roanoke; two daugh- ows Funeral Home in Hinton. of Lewisburg; a son, Robert L.
and ters, Jean Rodes of Roanoke and Pallbearers were Henry Kinley, McKeand, Jr. of the Virgin Islands;
r.Va. JoAnn Crump of Wirtz; six grand- Robert Smith, Dwayne Gore, Carl a stepson, Denny Bennett ofBeaver;
Bal- children and six great-grandchil- Williams, Wayne Caul, Bernard five grandchildren and a great-
3ecil dren. Sembly, and Mike Hershaw. grandchild.
.Va., Services were held Mon. Sept. 3 There was a private service with
mdy at 2 p.m. at the Ronald Meadows MATFIE B. LEFTRIDGE the Rev. Griffin Callahan officiat-
rene Funeral Chapel in Hinton with the Mrs. Mattie B. Leftridge, 88, died ing.
Va., Rev. D. D. Elwell officiating. Burial Sun. Sept. 2, in a Summers County In lieu of flowers, donations of
]rin, followed in continuous care center, following a
• sympathy may be made to the All
race the Hilltop Cemetery at Hinton. long illness. Souls Episcopal Church, Box 313,
Va., The body was at the Ronald Mrs. Leftridge was born Dec. 23, Daniels, W. "Ca. 25832.
dey, ! Meadows Funeral Parlor in Hinton. 1901 in Alabama.
She was preceded in death by her SENIOR CITIZENS
her- JACK F. BOSTIC husband, George W. Leftridge, May OUTREACH TO BE
;han Jack F. Bostic, 71, of Boomer, died 1987. CONDUCTED
Ar- "Moil. Aug. 27 at 2:45 a.m. in the Survivors include four sons, Dick Beginning the month of Sept.
4J., Veteran's Hospital at Beckley fol- Leftridge of Morgantown, Ernest 1990, Pat McDaniel, Executive
ard- ~b~wing a long illness. Edward Leftridge of Rome, N.Y.,. Director,and other staff of the Hin-
liza- '= BornSopt. 25, 1918 at Talcott, he James W. Leftridge of Hinton, and ton Senior Center will be conducting
~'PO' ' was the son of the late William O. George I~ftridge, Jr. of Bakersfield, outreach visits to the homes of Sen-
)~tra
rebb
ght,
Ind-
son,
line
~ssie
B
Bostic and Pauline Saunders Bostic.
Mr. Bostic was a former mechanic
retired from Elkem Metals at Alloy
and was a U. S. Army veteran.
Survivors include his wife, Sally
Youell Bostic; a son, John Allen
Bostic of Gauley Bridge; two daugh-
ters, Cindy Dotson of Fayetteville
and Becky Whitt of Boomer. He was
precededin death by a brother Ralph
A. Bostic of Hinton; five brothers,
Richard and.Bernard Bostic of Tal-
cott; James Bostic of Montgomery;
Howard Bostic of Boomer and Tho-
mas Bostic of Pikeville, Ky.; Three
sisters, Florence Mann of Talcott;
Ruby Ballengee of New Castle, Pa.;
Mary Carol Ward of Brooks; 11
Grandchildren and a great grand-
child, several nieces and nephews.
The body was cremated; There
will be a Memorial Service Thurs. at
2 P.M. atthe Rollensburg Baptist
Church with the. Rev. Dana
Stalnaker officiating.
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ALMA D. COFFMAN
Mrs. Alma D. Coffman, 90, of the
Hinton House Apts., died Sat. Sept.
1, in a Summers County Hospital,
following a long illness.
Born Sept. 1, 1900, at Hinton, she
was the daughter of the late Melvin
and Emily Dorsett Mastin.
Mrs. Coffman was a retired school
teacher and social worker and a
member of the Ascension Episcopal
Church of Hinton.
Calif.; six daughters, Mary Ruth ior Citizens in the County.
AilenofCincinnati, Ohio, MattieSue The purpose of these visits is to
Nelson of Leesburg, Ohio, Shirley make seniors aware of the range of
Leftridge of Brooklyn, N.Y., Bettie services available to them through
Joe Leftridge of Oxen Hill, Md., and the Senior Programs, and to invite
Dorothy Booker of Capitol Heights, seniors to participate in activities at
Md. any of the Senior Citizens Centers in
TheE.M.MeadowsFuneraIHome the county. If you would like to be
in Hinton is in charge of the arrange- visited, or would like to submit the
ments, name of someone you would like for
us'to visit, please contact Pat
LULA M. MEADOR McDaniel at 466-4019.
Mrs. Lula Mabel Meador, 93, died The Summers County Senior
Sun. Sept. 3, at a Summers county Citizens program services are avail-
hospital, following a short illness, able to all persons age 60 and over,
Born May 14, 1897, in Summers and their eligible spouses.
County, she was the daughter of the PUBLIC HEALTH
late David M. Neely and Mary Far- SCREENING
ley Neely. The Humana Seniors Association
Mrs. Meador was a homemaker, and Humana Hospital Greenbrier
was a member of the Greenbrier Valleyaresponsoringapublichealth
Primitive Baptist Church at Hill- screening on Sept. 21, 10:30 a.m.
dale, was a member of the World until 2:00 p.m. at the Hinton Senior
War II Veterans Auxiliary, and was Center.
a lifelong resident of SummersMembersofthe HUMANASEN-
County. IOR ASSOCIATION will receive
She was preceded in death by her FREE cholesterol, blood pressure,
husband, Jack Meador Sr. in 1961. and blood sugar screening. NON-
Survivors include a son, Jack MEMBERS will be charged a $4.00
Meador Jr. of Hinton; three daugh- Fee. Individuals desiring to enroll in
ters, Edith Millie MeadorofHinton, the Humans Seniors Association
Almeta Irvin of Athens, A]a., and that day, will receive a complimen-
Juanita Hefner of South Charleston; tary testing!
11 grandchildren; 25 great-grand- For further information, call
children and eight great-great- Missy Harris, RN, Seniors Advisor,
grandchildren. Humana Seniors Association, at 647-
Services will be Tues. at 2 p.m. at 6069, or the Hinton Senior Center at
the E. M. Meadows Funeral Home in 466-4019.
She was preceded in death by a Hinton with Elders A. L.Nsely and WE CARE ABOUT YOUR
Mildred Mastin. David Lilly officiating. Burial will be HEALTH
Survivors include a daughter, in the Neely Cemetery at Surveyors Servicemen In
"Mary Alice Sterner of Goldsboro, Branch.
N.C., a brother, Charles B. Mastin of The body was at the E. M. Mead-
Texas City, Tx.; four grandchildren
and a groat-grandchild.
Graveside services will be Tues.
at 11 a.m. at the Greenbrier Memo-
rial Park in Hinton with the Rev..
Bill Starkey officiating.
The body was at the E. M. Mead-
ows Funeral Home in Hinton.
ARCENIA EASTON
Mrs. Arcenia Easton, 90, died Fri.
AUg. 31, at 6 a.m., in a Hinton care
center, following a long illness.
Born Aug. 26, 1900, in Hinton,
she was the daughter of the late
James H. and Mariah Mason Nel-
son.
ows Funeral Home in Hinton.
Memorial contributions may be
made to the Summers County Hos-
pital Auxiliary.
ROBERT L. MCKEAND
Robert L. McKeand, 72, of Beck-
ley, died Mon. Aug. 27, in a Beckley
convalescent center, following along
illness.
Born Jan. 30, 1918, at Jefferson
County, Ind., he was the son of the
late Robert A. J. McKeand and
Maude Irene Monroe McKeand.
Mr. McKeand was director of the
Summers County Chamber of Com-
merce, was a member of the All Souls
of
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The News
Air Force Airman Lynita J.
Braswell has arrived for duty at
Langley Air Force Base, Hampton,
Vs.
She is an apprentice munitions
systems specialist.
Braswell is the daughter of Lewis
C. and Cleo D. Jones of 205 10th
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The airman is a 1986 graduate of
Hinton High School.
REVIVAL
A Fall Revival will be held at the
Laurel Creek Baptist Church on
Sept. 10 - 15: services 7:30.
Speaker will be Bill Fox.
Pastor Andy Howdock invites
everyone to attend these services.
her-
He
Lhat
sing
tary
ross
aers
LI &
Polk
for-
Jackson Day Dinner.
In addition to Farley, Outstand-
ing Democrats from West Virginia's
other counties were honored at the
Dinner, held at the Charleston Civic
Center on Aug. 11. According to Left
Moore, Chairman of the Putnam
County Democratic Executive Com-
mittee and Coordinator of the Fifth
Annual Democrat Awards, honorees
were selected who had distinguished
themselves by extraordinary work
for their local political parties. He
indicated that the honorees had, as
individuals, "demonstrated their
support for the philosophy and ide-
als of the Democratic Party" and
noted that they were recognized and
honored for their service and hard
work on behalf of the Democrat
Party. =Elections are the cornerstone
of our Democracy," Moore said, "and
Mrs. Farley is one of the keystones of
the election process."
Each of the honorees, after being
introduced to the hundreds of Party
leaders from throughout W. Va., was
photographed with his or her Con-
gressman, Senator Rockefeller and
Governor Gaston Caperton in honor
of the event. Governor Caperton
spoke of the honorees in glowing
terms and pointed out that he would
not be governor today if it were not
for the efforts of Party faithful like
those honored at the Dinner.
The selection of Farley was an-
nounced to state leaders by Sum-
mers County Democratic Party offi-
cials, whom Moore said were lavish
in their praise for Mrs. Farley."These
SENIOR NEWS
Activities at the Hinton Senior
Center
Located on the corner of Second
Ave. and Summers St.
Partially funded by the W. Va.
Commission on Aging
Wed. Sept. 5
Menu: Spaghetti/meat sauce, cole-
slaw, pineapple chunks, french
bread.
Activities: Exercise session at
Hinton House ledby Salethiel Mann
-- 3:00 p.m.
Thurs. Sept. 6
Menu: Ham salad sandwich, po-
tato salad, and plums.
Activities: Bingo for prizes ai~cer
lunch.
Fri. Sept. 7
Menu: Oven fried chicken, but-
tered carrots, mashed potatoes, ice
cream and bread.
Activities: Gospel sing before
lunch.
Monthly birthday party for all
seniors observing birthdays in Sept.
Mon. Sept. 10
Menu: Baked beans/weiners,
peas/carrots, plums, cornbread.
Activities: Bible study 11:15.
Summers County Council on Aging
Board of Directors meeting at 1:00
p.m.
Tues. Sept. 11
Menu: Fish tartar sauce, toma-
toes, buttered potatoes, chocolate
pudding.
Activities: Wellness workshop led
by Jeannie Halloran. 11:15.
SCHEDUI D BUS TRUPS
Sept. 12 -- Beckley
Sept. 21 -- Mercer Mall
Call 466-4019 to sign up for these
trips.
ETY
e is
tees.
Pa-
tact
are the people who know her best,
and to be singled out and selected by
the SuFlmers County Democratic
leadership clearly demonstrates that
we honored a citizen who has sin-
cerely demonstrated a concern about
who leads her county, our state and
our nation," Moore said. "Mrs. Far-
leyhas constantly demonstrated that
she is one of the heroines of the
Democratic Party, and it is truly a
privilege to honor her.
Richard "Dick Gephardt, Major-
ity Leader for the United States
House of Representivee and Demo-
crat Congressman from Missouri,
joined with West Virginia's U. S.
Senators Byrd and Rockefeller,
Governor Gaston Caperton, our
Congressional Delegation, State
Democrat Chairman Charles
Chuck" Smith and other Party lead-
ers in honoring Farley.
Celebrates First
Birthday
Natasha Nichole Tincher of Riv-
erside Rest celebrated her 1st Birth-
day on Aug. 14.
Natasha's parents are Lloyd &
Karen Tinchel. She alsohas an older
brother Michael Ray.
Her grandparents are Carlos &
Imogene Bonds of Hilldale and Lloyd
& Gladys of Claytofi.
Those sending gifts were Aunt -
Sharon Bonds, Grandparents, and
Granny Tincher.
Natasha wishes to thank every-
one for all the wonderful gifts she
received.
Pictured with Natasha is Michael.
MEETING
The Big Bend PSD will hold their
regular monthly meeting Wed. Sept.
5th. at the water plant.
The public is invited to attend.
MUSTACHE
CONTEST
WINNERS
The W. Va. State Water Festival's
first annual Mustache contest, coor-
dinated by Ronnie Bugg, was held at
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the contest were Roy Lowe, most
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Gerald Dotson, longest. Judges for
the contest were I~u th I)i wm t, Jenny
Hatcher and Kathleen Liakos.
In addition to the contest, an af-
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was provided by Edna Mae Hensley,
Dr. William Mathews, Bill Briers,
Becki Briers, Billy Briers, and Viv-
ian Lilly.
Thanks to all who participated in
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We are looking forward to next year's
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