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the church one hour prior to the
services at the church.
Pallbearers were Wayne Caul,
Clarence Bowler, Judge Booker,
Mike Harshall and Clifford Baber.
MATTIE B. LEFTRIDGE
Mrs. Mattie B. Leftridge 88, died
Sun. Sept. 2, in a Summers County
care center, following a long illness.
; Mrs. LeftTidge was born Dec. 23,
1901 in Alabama.
She was preceded in death by her
-husband, George W. Leftridge, May
- "1987.
Survivors include four sons, Dick
. ~Leftridge of Morgantown, Ernest
'Edward Leftridge of Rome, N.Y.,
:James W. Leftridge of Hinton, and
:George Leftridge, Jr. of Bakersfield,
:'Calif.; six daughters, Mary Ruth
; -Allen of Cincinnati, Ohio, Mattie Sue
'Nelson of Leesburg, Ohio, Shirley
~Le .t~'dge.o[Br~lyn, N.Y,, ~tie
'Joe Leftridge of Oxen Hill, Md.,
~Jacqueline Bower of New Carlton,
Md., and Dorothy Booker of Capitol
Heights, Md.
Services were held Fri. Sept. 7 at
- 11 a.m. at the Camon Baptist Church
'* at Hinton with the Revs. Billy Gal-
"loway and Nathaniel Johnson offici-
ating. Burial followed in the Hilltop
: Cemetery at Hinton.
The body was at the E. M. Mead-
i ows Funeral Home in Hinton and at
GAY O. DICK
Ms. Gay O. Dick, 53, formerly of
Hinton, died Sat. Sept. 8 at 12:30
p.m., in a Danbury hospital, follow-
ing a short illness.
Born Feb. 19, 1937, at Hinton, she JAMES W. LILLY
wasthe daughterofMrs.VirgieDick James William (Willie) Lilly, 93,
Ballengee of Hinton, and the late of Daniels, died Mon. Sept. 3, at
Dewey Dick.
Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlor12:50 a.m., in a Beckley hospital
in Hinton is in charge of the arrange- following a long illness.
Born June 29, 1897, in Summers
meats. County, he was the son of the late
PHILLIP N. KELLY Lensey and Regina C. Lilly.
Mr. Lilly was a retired carpenter
Phillip Nicky Kelly, 38, formerly and a member of the Daniels Bible
of Summers County, died Thurs., Church.
Sept. 6, in Summersville, following
short illness. He was preceded in death by his
Born Apr. 1, 1952, in Summers first wife, Lessie Lilly in 1979; his
County, he was the adopted son of second wife, Tessie Worley Lilly in
OraMaude Kelly ofMeadow Creek.1989; five brothers and three sis-
Mr. Kelly was a Navy veteran and ters.
a construction worker. Survivors include four sons, Wil-
Other survivors include his fa- liam Denzil Lilly of Hawkinsville,
ther, Walter J. Smith of Meadow Ga., Berndel and Neville Lilly, both
Creek;twodaughters, Stephanieand of Flat Top and James E. Lilly of
Nicole Kelly, beth of Cleveland, Ohio, Ghent; four daughters, Zelda Bone
and three brothers, Danny Smith of of Shady Spring, Eunice MacDonald
Columbus, Ohio, David Smith ofof Lorain, Ohio, Serilla Dun of
Columbia, S.C., and Jerome Smith Medina, Ohio and Iris June Cooper
of Galveston, Texas. of Flat Top; two step-sons, Lafon
Services were held Sun. Sept. 10 Worley of Daniels and Delmas Wor-
at 2 p.m. at the E. M. MeadowsleyofCleveland, Ohio; 24 grandchil-
Funeral Home in Hinton with the dren, and 28 great-grandchildren.
F )~. Jimmy Jones officiating. Bur- Services were held Wed. Sept. 5
ial fbllowed in the Hilltop Cemetery at 11 a.m. at the Rose and Quesen-
in Oak Hill. berry Peace Chapel in Beckley with
The body was at the E. M. Mead- Pastor Don Pfleger and the Rev.
ows Funeral Home in Hinton. Oppie Lilly officiating. Burial fol-
PallbearerswereHobertandTheo lowed in the Blue Ridge Memorial
Adkins, Charles Richmond, DaleGardens at Prosperity.
Shaffer, Ralph Kelly and Gary Grandsons served as pallbearers.
Moten. MARY L. SURBAUGH
Mrs. Mary Louise Surbaugh, 87,
died Thurs. Sept. 6, in a Summers
County hospital, following a long
illness.
Born Dec. 12, 190~, she was the
daughter of the late William and
Betty Wolridge Zickafoose.
Mrs. Surbaugh was a homemaker
and a member of the Meadow Grove
Baptist Church.
She was preceded in death by her
husband, Russell Surbaugh in Sept.
of 1989.
Survivors include a daughter,
Lave tta Douthat of Pearisburg, Va.;
three sons, Russell Surbaugh of
Ripplemead, Va., Robert Surbaugh
of Check, Va. and Howard Surbaugh
of Grassy Meadows; a stepmother,
Stella Zickafoose of Rainelle; three
haltbrothere, Morgan Zickafoose of
Lake, Shedrick Zickafoose of Indi-
ana and Elbert Zickafoose of Michi-
gan; five halfsisters, Irma Felts and
Aretta Delmas, both of Meadow
Bridge, Ethel Zickafoose of New
Brunswick, N. J., Ruby Holliday of
Crawley and Nina Emmerling of
Germany; eight grandchildren, and
16 great-grandchildren.
Services were held Sun. Sept. 10
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Tues. Sept. 1 I, 1990 Hinton News - 3
Historic Preservation Tax Law Passed In W.Va.
at 2:30 p.m. at the Smathers Fu- By Michael Gioulus, Historic
neral Home Chapel in Rainelle with Preservation Architect
the Revs. C. H. Martin and Leroy The 1990 W.Va. Legislature
Crane officiating. Burial followed in passed a tax incentive bill for re-
the Wallace Memorial Cemetery at habilition of historic income produc-
Clintonville. ingproperties. The measure, SB545,
The body was at the Smathers allows for a 10% credit for rehabili-
Funeral Home Chapel in Rainelle. tationofhistoricbuildings.Thecredit
mirrors the federal tax credit so all
ALVIN M. WARD of the requirements are identical.
Alvin'Bud'M. Ward, 51, formerly Many people were involved in the
of Summers County, died Fri. Sept. successful legislation including the
7, in a Cuyhoga Falls hospital, fol- Task Force for Historic Preserva-
lowing a long illness. •tion, Preservation Alliance ofW. Va.,
Born March 26, 1939, at Hix, he and a number of legislators.
was the son of the late Hobart and In short, the credits are available
Julia Ward. for properties that are listed indi-
Mr. Ward had been a resident of vidually on the National Register of
Cuyhoga Falls since 1965. Historic Places or are within a his-
Survivors include his wife, Mary toric district that is listed on the
Foster Ward at home; a sen, Stacy National Register and are consid-
Ward at home; a daughter, Sonya ered contributing structures in that
Ward of Cuyhoga Falls; a stepdaugh- hietoric district. The property must
ter, ArleneFosterofLewisburg;four be depreciable as defined by IRS
brothers, Norman Ward of Cleve- rules; in other Words, it must be
land, Ohio, ElmerWardofNewYork, income producing. You must also
Moses Ward of Virginia, and Arthur spend at least $5,000 or the adjusted
Ward of Hix, and a grandchild, basis of the building, whichever is
GravesideserviceswereheldMon. greater. The adjusted basis is de-
Sept. 10 at 11 a.m. at the Ward fined as the purchase minus the
Family Cemetery at Hix with the value of the land minus any depre-
Rev. Eddie Johnson officiating, ciation already taken.
The body was at the Ronald Thecreditscanbeappliedagainst
Meadows Funeral Parlor in Hinton. income tax that the taxpayer, indi-
vidual, or corporation owes the state.
ATTENTION ALL BLINDED In other words, if the project re-
VETERANS habilititation cost $i00,000 then the
Now forming W.Va. Regional credit is $10,000 and your income
Blinded Veterans Organization. tax bill is reduced by that much. If
Service connected or non service the credits cannot be used in the
connected, first year the building is put into
Please contact Orville Bragg,service, theycanbe"saved'andused
Route 1, Box 10-A, Hinton or 304-
466-4802.
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in following years up to 15 years
after the buildingisin service. There
are some additional restrictions on
the type of income that the credits
may be used against and other tech-
nical IRS considerations. A tax ac-
countant should be consulted.
The application process should be
the same as for the federal credits.
Applications to certify that the struc-
ture is significant ( part 1) and that
the rehabilition meets the Secretary
of the Interior's Standards ( part 2)
are submitted to the State Historic
Preservation Office, Division of
Culture and History. They review
the applications and forward them
to the National Park Service, who
has final approval on the projects. If
you qualify for a federal credit, then
you also qualify for a state one
The federal credits are 20% for
rehabilitation of income producing
properties.
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HONORING PASTOR
The Camon Baptist Church will
be honoring the Pastor and his mate,
theReverendandMrs N J.Johnson
on Sun. Sept. 16.
The Reverend Mathew Saunders
and choir of the Second Baptisu
Church will be conducting the 11:
A~M. worship service.
The choir from the First Baptist
Church of White Sulphur, W. Va.,
will present a Gospel Song concert
at 4:00 P.M.
The public is invited to jolt/with
the church for this celebration.
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