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The descendants of the Austin
Ballard Harvey and his wife Mary
Ann (Ellison) Harvey, met at the
Summers County 4-H Camp on
Saturday, June 16, 2018, for their
annual reunion.
After socializing and some
preliminary remarks, the reunion
was opened with prayer by Echols
CaleB. The group then sangAmerica
and The Star Spangled Banner,
which were followed by the
recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance.
Next, all of Austin and Mary
Ann's children were named and
several of the attendees present
could remember one or more of
them.
Glenna (Harvey) Saunders (age
98), is now the oldest living
descendent of Austin and Mary Ann
The oldest man in attendance was
Wyatt Hinton, age 99. Myrtle
Harvey, age 92, was the oldest
woman present.
Kacie Webb, age 7, and twins,
who had passed away since last year.
Among those who had passed was
Raymond Harvey who was the
oldest male descendant present last
year. A moment of silence was
observed in the memory of those who
had passed in the last year.
Greetings were received from
Mary Caldwell (who is residing in
New York state) and is physically
unable to attend the reunions.
Recognition of those present who
were 80 years old or older included:
Wyatt Hinton, Myrtle Harvey, Mary
Harvey, Faye Miller, Doug Harvey
and Gall O'Day.
Our next reunion is slated for the
Several relatives were mentioned Harvey of Ghent, WV; Patsy Day of
Blacksburg, VA; Norma Dennis of
Christiansburg, VA; Douglas Wayne
Harvey ofHinton, WV; Karen Foster
of Fredericksburg, VA; Mac and
Emma Jean Harvey of Ripplemead,
VA; Kara, Owen and Kacie Webb of
Covington. VA; Buster Harvey of
Christiansburg, VA, Wayne C.
Harvey of Willis, VA; Myrtle Harvey
ross
During Childhood Cancer kick cancer, and we are thrilled to
share their new looks and invite
of Hinton, WV; Marilyn HarveyAwareness Month this September, partnerin September for the Saving others to give.
Carroll of Peterstown, WV; Eddie theAmerican Red Cross encourages Lives Never Looked So Good Upcoming blood donation
and Althea Harvey of Forest Hill, eligible donors to give blood to campaign to help bring attention to opportunities Sept. 1-15
WV; Basil G. Adkins of Shady support kids, teens and young adults this important topic," said Donna M. VA
Spring, WV; Wyatt Hinton and battling cancer, as well as others in Morrissey, director of national Tazewell
Gary and Marie Meadows of need of transfusions, partnerships, Red Cross Biomedical 9/11/2018:8:~0 a.m. - 2 p.m
Hinton, WV; J~.~,;oo r.^k.n~, and According to the National Cancer Services. "We are grateful to Sport Tazewell High School, 627 E
Nathaniel Minter of Vinton, VA; Institute, more than 15,000 children Clips for their continued support of Fincastle Road
third Saturday in June 2019 - (June Medeta Watts of Justice, WV; and adolescents in the U.S. are the Red Cross and for thanking the WV
15, 2019) at the same location. Wannie Lusk ofKistler, WV; Cindy diagnosed with cancer each year. generous blood and platelet donors Greenbrier
Lunch was served after the table Ratliff of Hinton, WV; Shirley Ann Childhood cancer patients may need who help make lifesaving Rupert
blessing by BasilAdkins. Minter of Vinton, VA; Donnie blood products on a regular basis treatments possible for many 9/14]2018:12 p.m. - 6 p.m Rupert
As usual, some did not sign the Huffman of Dublin VA; Jackie and during chemotherapy, surgery or childhood cancer patients." Community Building, 604 Nicholas
register of attendance, but our Cathy Harvey of Nimitz, WV; treatment for complications. Those who come out to give blood St.
attendance was smaller due to a Annette Howard of Christiansburg, Blood and platelet donors of all or platelets Sept.l-30 will receive a Mercer
funeral the day of the reunion which VA; Ethel Harvey of Radford, VA; blood types, especially type O coupon for a free haircut via email Bluefield
Ethan and Kennedy Carter (age 4), several family members attended Beverly Harvey ofNimitz, WV;Alan, negative and O positive, are several days after their donation. 9/712018:12p.m.-5 p.m Mercer
were the youngest in attendance, and illnesses in some of the families Sue Ann and Travis Harvey of urgently needed to replenish the The couponis valid through Nov. 11, Mall, 261 Mercer Mall Rd #322
At 42 years, Emma and Garland The following were present:Princeton, WV; Mary M. Harvey of blood supply following a critical 2018, at participating Sport Clips Princeton
Harvey were the longest married Tommy Austin Harvey and Daniel Ashford, WV; Mark and Thelma summer blood shortage. As a thank locations. Donors must have a valid 918/2018:9 a.m. - 1 p.m
couple. Tinker and Janice Harvey Harvey of Forest Hill, WV; Tinker Harvey Wylie of Ashford, WV; you, those who come to give blood or email address on record to receive Johnston Chapel Baptist Church,
CaleB were the most recently andJaniceHarveyCalesofJumpingMichael Reed of Cross Lanes, WV; plateletsAug. 31-Sept. 4 will receive thecoupon. 984 Halls Ridge Rd
married couple at two and one half Branch, WV; Shari Mann of David Reed ofHinton, WV; Lacy L. aRedCross aluminum water bottle, "~?~PS, th;e Red2r s~ Monroe
months. Greenville, WV;JennyBrumfield of and Margaret Miller of Cool Ridge, while supplies last. Make an Peterstown
Shirley Harvey Minter, Gall Blacksburg, VA; Gall O'Day and WV; Sommer Harvey Carter and appointment to donate by ~pedtCi~ieiAth~i!i 9/6/2018:10:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m
O'Day and Ethel Harvey had the DougHarveyofChristiansburg, VA; Jackson, Bailey, Ethan and Kennedy downloading the free American Red Peterstown United Methodist
most generations present. Faye Miller ofHinton, WV; Eugene Carter ofCaldwell, WV: Cross Blood Donor App, visiting about the importance of bloodChurch, Route 1 Box 626-C
, RedCrossBlood.org or calling 1-800- donations, especially for children Raleigh
~~:- ~ RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767). fighting cancer," saidAmanda Palm, Beckley
~~!~ I ~! I~:ii: i Sport Clips and Red Cross communications manager for Sport 9/5/2018:12 p.m. - 6 p.m Becldey
~~i~| ~~~ |~~i:~i-- ~ I partnership highlights childhood Clips "Offering a free haircut is our Blood Donation Center, 200
' ~| ~~ I ~~ ~ ~ cancer awareness Donors can do way of saying thank you to blood Industrial Dr
'~;~i| ~~!~~ I ~ good and look good this September donors everywhere." 9/12/2018:12 p.m. - 6 p.m
~ .~<~i:: ~~~ I ~~ when they donate blood or platelets Donors are urged to make an Beckley Blood Donation Center, 200
~~~| ~ I~~i] with the Red Cross and get a free appointment to donate using the Industrial Dr
"~ ;!~i ~"-. ''< I~i~i~i haircut coupon from Sport Clips free American Red Cross BloodSummers
~ " " I~iif Haircuts - a proud partner of the St. Donor App, by visiting Forest Hill
uroup picture is those in Baldrick's Foundation, which RedCrossBlood.org/.~port-clips or by 9/3/2018 10:00 a.m.- 2 p.m
attendance who were 80 and :~ ~ supports research to find cures for calling 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800- Forest Hill Volunteer Fire
above - they are L to R - Myrtle ~~ ch!Idhood cancers. 733-2767) The Red Cross and Sport Department, 16166 SR 12
Harvey, Wyatt Hinton, Faye Oldest male present - Wyatt The Red Cross and Sport Clips Clips encourage donors to use the
BlUer, Mary Harvey, Gall O'Day Hinton - age 99 and a WWII share a commitment to helping kids hashtag#SavingLivesLooksGoodto PUBLIC NOTICE
Doug Harvey. veteran.
~~:~ PUBLIC SERVICE NOW AVAILABLE The Summers county Board of
RESUME READY! ANNOUNCEMENT A book My Railroad Story is now Education wishes to inform parents
Learn basic resume writing skills, T ~ ~, Dru~ overdoses have become th~ ~ ~availabJe for sale. After recovering~ of the vision, hearing, and speech/
howtowmteatarge~dresumer# ~ ' ~,~,~,~:~:~"~'~ : . ~J. ~aklinlz~ SeVfaec]den~l ~ ,~;~ ~pril~ti~an~l~isc~s~~ ~ng~age screening tests that will be
to ~i~e yo~~~B~~:~:~''~'~~ ~--~- -~ ' "the United St "es w proceeds from the sale will be c~ nctucted during the 2018-2019 o~
if~!e:nlg~!!~ao~ng~! donatedto the Benndtt-Ul~on school yearby qualified personnel. ~
7Pvl:Yle~:::kf r~lh wt wr'ite~Mol:~yniZa~ W:;:es~':;~a~ the Oldest female in attendance- :~nht:i:::::e cemetery fund for the upkeep ofthe The purpose ofthe screening is to
Stop by the Summers County
Public Library and pick up a
Resume worksheet. Complete the
worksheet, and come to the 3rd floor
ofthe library where Jared and Missy
can assist you in getting "Resume
Ready!"
.Already have a resume but need
to update it and/or would like a
paper copy in digital form? Come to
the 3rd floor of the library. Monday
- Friday 9:00 - 4:00. Call the
Summers County Public Library for
CFM House Museum
The Campbell-Flannagan-
Murrell House Museum at 422
Summers St in Historic Downtown
Hinten is open for free tours. Call
for appointments for a free tour. For
more information call 304-445-5769,
or visit our websitre at: cfndfmh.org
Summers County Health Myrtle Harvey- age 92. family cemetery.
Department. Please call if any For information and cost contact
questions 304-466-3388. Dean Bennett 304-466-1402. "
struggling with drug abuse of any
kind, now is the time to get them the
help they need.
Learn more about the signs of
heroin addiction. If you believe one
of your loved ones is abusing drugs,
learn how you can make a difference
by visiting http://www.narconon
newliferetreat.orgJdrug-rehab/
Event Postings Via Expl
Summers County Tourism
COMMISSION MEETING
Website
If your business or organization The Summers County Free Interesting Computer
has any upcoming events you would Commission will meet at 9:00 a.m. Classes Available
like help promoting please go to in the County Commission Office at Computer Classes offered once a
www.ExploreSummersCounty, com/ the Courthouse on the second week. Learn how to type without
submitevent and complete the form Wednesday of each month. The hunting and pecking, learn better'
so we can add your event to our Session for September will be safety standards for being online,
calendar and help further promote Wednesday, September 12. NOTICE and get certified through our
it through social media. You ean find Contact Mary Beth Merritt, SUMMERS COUNTY ARH Computer EssentialS" and IC3
us on Facebook under "ExploreCounty Clerk before September 12 Auxiliary Gift Shop now has RADA programs!
Summers County." We also have a at 466-7104 if you have any PRODUCTS for sale. Hours are:Inquire at the front desk or the
bulletin board in our window if you questions or if you have items for the Mon. - Fri. 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Sun. third floor of the library for more
have event fliers for display, agenda. 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. information! 304-466-4490.
identify students who may have
vision, hearing, and/or speech/
language difficulties. Vision,
hearing, and speech/language
screening tests will be conducted for
all Pre-K students who haven't been
previously screened by Health
Check Program, Kindergartners
who did not attendPreK, all Head
Start students, and any student
entering school for the first time in
West Virginia.
Parents will be notified if the
screening indicates that their child
requires follow up services Any
parent who does not want his/her
child to receive the screening tests
should notify the school principal in
writing.
Reasons To Clean Your Car
(NAPS)--ff any of the more than
260 million cars in America is yours,
here's important advice: Keep it clean.
First, dirt can damage the paint,
erode the protective finish and lead to
rust.
Second, a clean car improves gas
mileage. Dirt causes drag.
"Ihird, it's not safe to drive with dirt,
bugs and debris covering the windows,
especially at night.
Fourth, you increase your car's
trade-in value.
A clean car not only looks better, it's
safer and more fuel efficient.
Fifth, a clean car just seems to run
better.
Fortunately, it's easy to avoid these
problems. A U.S.-bascd company
makes car-cleaning pads that work
with just car wash soap and water to
remove bugs, dirt, grime, minor road
tar, bird droppings and so on.
"Ihere's no need fi)r separate bug
removers, glass cleaners, sponges, tar
removers, clay bars and the like and
there are no chemicals or detergents in
the reusable pads.
"lhese Bugs Off Pads arc environ
mentally friendly as well as safe for
paint, clear coat, plastic, glass, graphics
and metals. 'lhc company even oltiers a
money-back guarantee.
Once your car is clean, consider the
wheels. P, eusablc, durable l:tetter 'lhan
A Brush Wheel Scrubbers also work
with only soap and water.
'lhe pads aqd scrubbers arc avail-
able at select car dealerships as well as
at www.bugsoffpads.c~m~.
The Career You've Worked Hard For in a Community You'll Be Proud to Serve.
Whether you have twenty years on the job or you're just out of nursing school, you'll
find a rewarding RN career at ARH serving the people and community you love.
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