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6 - Hinton News Tues. Sept 17, 1991
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Pictured left to right is David L. Huffman, DDGER West
Virginia South Hinton Lodge 821 with Lester C. "Ted" Hess
Grand Exalted Ruler Wheeling Lodge 28.
Mrs. Ramon Alfredo Caravalho Siochi
Mrs. Paul Richard Brandt (formerly Ann Haynes Webh) Installed District Deputy Grand Exalted
(formerely Jennie Lee Webb)
C,)uple Wed In W,:bb - Si( )clii Ruler
David L.Huffman,PER, was duly served on the following West Vir-
installed as District Deputy Grand ginia Elks Association Committees:
Color do Spc): Exalted Ruler' W'Va" S°uth' °n L°dge Activities as Chairman 1986"
a rOW: :en 'lhurs. July l8th., by the Honorable 88; National Foundation, Public
Jennie Lee Webb of Morrison, ating Co. as a district petroleum
Colo. and Paul Richard Brandt of engineer.
Aurora, Colo. were married Men.
afternoon May 27 at Bosttcher
Mansion on Lookout Mountain in
Golden, Colo.
The bride is the daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Fred Webb, Jr. of Boone*
N.Co and the granddaughter of Mrs.
Cassia Haynes of Hinton and Mrs.
Elsie Webb ofHopinsville, Ky. She is
• a 1976 graduate of Watauga High
The Rev. Ted Lothammer of
Denver, Colo., officiated in the
double-ring ceremony.
Music was provided by the Cameo
String Quartet of Boulder, Colo.
The Bride's sister Ann Haynes
Webb, of Blacksburg, VA. was the
maid of honor. Sarah E. Brandt of
New Braunfels, Tx. and Jessica L.
Palmquist of Los Angeles, Calif.,
School and received aB.S. degree in were the flower girls.
geology in 1982. She is empl0yedby:,, Dave Crawford of Houston, Tx.,
Plains Petroleum Operating C in was the best man. Ushers were the
Denver, Colo. as an exploitation
geologist.
'De bridegroom is the son of Col.
and Mrs. Martin C. Brandt of Au-
rora, Colo. He is a 1973 graduate of
Hinckley High School in Aurora and
received a B.S. degree in petroleum
: engdneering from the Colorado
,, School of Mines in 1977. He also
, received an M.B.A. in 1986 from the
," University of Colorado at Denver.
He is employed by Petroleum Oper-
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Cathy Greer
bridegroom's brothers, John Brandt
of New Braunfels, Tx. and Martin
Brandt of Cheyenne, Wyo. Jake
Palmquist of Los Angeles, Calif. was
the ring bearer.
Andrea Simmons of Denver, Colo.
attended the guest register.
A reception followed the cere-
mony.
After a wedding trip to Colorado
Springs, Colo. the couple now live in
Aurora, Colo.
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Named Calendar Girl
Ann Haynes Webb and Ramon
Alfredo Caravalho Siochi, both of
Blacksburg, Vs., were married Sat.
evening June 15 at Blacksburg
Baptist Church in Blacksburg, VA.
The bride is the daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Fred Webb Jr. of Boone,
N.C. and granddaughter of Mrs.
Cassia Haynes of Hinton and Mrs.
Elsie Webb of Hopkinsville, Ky.
She is a 1983 graduate of Virginia
Polytechnic Institute and State
University with a bachelor of Archi-
tecture degree. She is currently on a
master's degree in Architecture at
VPI & SU.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Andres Siochi of Manila,
the Philippines. He received a B.S.
degree in physics from Ateneo de
Manila, the Philippines and an M.S.
degree and a Ph.D. in physics from
VPI & SU. He is a visiting professor
of physics at Muskingum College in
New Concord, Oh.
Dr. Houston Couch and Dr. Don
McKeon, both of Blacksburg, offici-
ated in the double-ring ceremony.
Sandy Wontrop of Blacksburg di-
rected the wedding.
Music was provided by Mr. and
Mrs. Julio Opazo, Mr. and Mrs. Da vid
Abe, Dr. and Mrs. Ned Okie and
pianist Dan Mock, all of Blacksburg.
The bride's sister, Jennie Webb
Brandt of Aurora, Denver, Col. was
the matron of honor. Bridesmaids
were the bridegroom's sister, Lucia
Siochi, Becky White arid Kary
Harris, all of Blacksburg and Khn
Ely ofAuburn, Ale. The br de[r<m's
niece Leans Siochi of New)rt New.%
VA. was the flower girl
Jim Groves of Lexington., Ky., wa.,
the best man. Ushers were Dr. Don
Ohanehi and Gary ILale both of
Blacksburg and the bridercm's
brothers Dr. Antonio Si<×'hi of New-
I)ort News, VA. and Fernando Siochi
of Blacksburg. Be, Harris of
Blacksburg was the ring bearer.
Johanna McKee of Blacksburg
attended the guest register.
A reception at the Episcopal
Church followed the ceremony.
After a wedding trip to Maine the
couple now live in New Concord, Oh.
HINTON SERVICE CLUB
The Hinton Service Club met SepL
12, for a dinner meeting at the home
of Mrs. Bobby Basham with Mrs. L.
R. Pivont, Jr. as co-hostess. A deli-
cious buffet was enjoyed on the beau-
tifully decorated patio.
Newly elected president Mrs.
Richard Gunnee was in charge of the
business meeting. Areport was given
by Mrs. W.P. Mathews concerning
the clubs representative to Girls
State, Miss Paige Gwinn.
Corresponding Sac. Ms. Duffield
read a note of thanks from the Water
Festival Committee expressing
Clinic For
Cheerleaders
Everything you need to learn to
be a good cheerleader, will be taught
by the CONCORD CHEERLEAD-
ERS in their annual cheerleading
clinic, Sat. Sept. 21 from 8:30 to 2:30.
The clinic will include instruction in
Cheers, Sidelines, Gymnastics,
Dance, Partner Stunts, Pyramids
and Mounts.
The cost for the'day will be $15.00
which does not include lunch. Tee-
shirts will be available for $5.00.
All ages are invited to attend and
take part in this learning experi-
ence.
For more information or a per-
mission form call (304) 384-5342,
384 - 5347.
Personal
Mrs. Sue Steele has returned to
her home in Tulsa, Oklahoma after
spending a week with her grand-
mother, E.E. Rogers of Temple St.
MAKE A DIFFERENCE[
Help someone learn to rea Be-
come a Literacy Volunteer! Inter-
ested? Call 466-4490 Summers
County Public Library.
appreciation to the club tbr having
sponsored a tea for the maids and
princesses. A note of thanks was
also read from Miss Krista Lytle to
the club for sponsoring her as a
candidate to the Water Festivat court
noting that Miss Lytle was chosen
as Queen Mermaid.
Members present were: Mrs.
Bobby Basham, Miss Dorothy Jean
Belay, Mrs.James Bowling, Ms. Jane
Duffield, Mrs. Robert Gla,;er, Mrs.
Michael Gore, Mrs. Richard Gun-
nee, Mrs. Glenn Livesay, Mrs. W.P.
Mathews, Mrs. Larry Mender, Mrs.
W.G. Meador, Mrs. L. R. Pivont, Jr.,
Mrs. A. G. Timberlake, Mrs. tier-
bert Vass, Mrs. William Weber and
special guest Miss Nellie Cundiff.
RITE AID PHARMACY #0286
COUNTRY ROADS PLAZA
Rt. 107 In HINTON
Wednesday Sept. 18
2:00 pm til 7:00 pm
Portraits Delivered:
Thursday Oct. 10
3:00 pm til 4:00 pm
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Lester C. Hess, Jr., Grand Exalted
Ruler, at the Elks National Conven-
tion held in St. Lois, Missouri, July
14 through 18.
David was initiated into Hinton
Lodge 821 on Aug. 3, 1975 and has
attended the following National
Conventionsin addition test. Louis;
New Orleans, 1980; Chicago, 1982;
Atlanta, 1987; New Orleans, 1989.
He has served Hinton Lodge 821
in the following capacities: Tiler,
Esteemed Lectm-ing Knight, Es-
teemed Loyal Knight, Esteemed
Leading Kni ght, Exalted Ruler 1980-
81 and 1982-83, 'h'ustee, Secretary
1983-84 and 1985 to present.
Committees: auditing, ritual, rit-
ual coach, national service, national
foundation, youth activities, ameri-
canism, lapsation, public relations,
lodge activities, membership, flag
day, memorial day, indoctrination,
investigation, house committee,
board ofgovemors, and chairman of
the W.Va. Senior Elks Golf Commit-
tee since its inception in 1987.
He served as tiler for the W.Va.
Elks Association in 1989-90 and is
presently a trustee of the Past Ex-
alted Rulers Association. He has
Relations and Golf.
David is married to Li nda (Mann)
Huffman and the have three chil-
dren: Beverly 21, Patrick 19, and
Marcus 13. He is a resident of Tal-
cott and is a Professional Surveyor,
Summers County Surveyor from
1972 to present.
David L. Huffman, DDGER will
make his official visit to Hinton
Lodge 821 Tues. Sept. 17, at 8:00
P.M. Dinner will be at 6:30 P.M. and
initiation will be conducted by Hin-
p
t cn I.edge at 8:0 .M.
Fox
Photographics
WEDDING
SCHOOL
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REAL ESTATE - PERSONAL PROPERTY
Auction Sale
Saturday, Sept. 21 10:30 A.M.
6 miles north of Peterstown and I Mile North West of Ballard,
WV on the Old Baber Road. Selling the Real Estate and
Personal Property of the late Paul M. Smithson.
REAL ESTATE:
Consisting of 2 BR home, LR, DR, kitchen, utility room, bath, full basement, electric, oil
and wood heat, well insulated, situate on beautiful app. 11/2 acre el level land with cinder
block garage, utility building, fruit trees, good garden spot, wood shed, storage building.
Very convenient location on hardtop road, public water, school bus, mail route, etc., all
right by door.
PERSONAL PROPERTY:
Many hand tools consisting of electric drill press, electric grinder, 71/4 inch circular saw,
electric planer, radial arm saw, Stanley mitre box and saw, paragauge, dual action
sander, sabre saw, air compressor, Craftsman sprayer, cordless screw driver, lot drill bits,
pipe cutters, 2 3/8 inch, 11/2 inch, 11/4 inch drills, bit sharpener, 16" scroll saw, soldering
gun, torch, lot bench damps, pullies all sizes, rope block and wire stretchers, battery
charger, sander and drum disc set, hand rip and hack saws, old band saw, vise, lol clamps
and vises, Iotbelts, 5 ton jack, lot nails, pipe wrenches, iron wedges, lot chains, lot garden
tools, drive rachets, socket sets, rachel drill, impact driver, punches and nail sets, tool
boxes, garage guns, stapler, wrecking bars, small, medium and large wood damps,
wooden plane, old corn sheller, job corn planter, large iron kettle, old blue jars, old crocks,
old fodder cutter,old frow, old blacksmith longs, draw knife, antique wooden boxes, lawn
mowers, spike tooth harows, push lime spreader, lumber, garden tillers, antique cup-
board, antique table, yard roller, stere turn table, pedestal sink, 8 track tape player and
tapes, satellite dish equipment, piano, lot horse drawn equipment, maple DR suite,
breakfast set, lot dishes and cooking equipment, set stoveware, deep freezer, rediner,
books, Speed Queen washer, tables, ironing board, rinse tubs, plus many other items.
If you are looking for an ice smell place to retire in e very convenient local]on this
could be the one, so plan now to attend. NI personal property sells cash and
absolute. Real estate selling subject to conformation with 10% down at sale
balance at time of closing app. 30 days. Lunch Served
Sale conducted for Mrs. Pearl F. Smithson by .....
Paul "Buddy" Light, Auctioneer & Broker
License #478
Cathy Lynn Greer of Jumping (photogenic), and interview.
Branch, WV was recently chosen a Winners were given a photo ses-
winner ofthe 103 CIR Calendar Girl sion at Natural Images in Beckley.
Contest. She won the let weekofthe The contest was held at Kelsey's in
contest which was a 6 week long Oak Hill, WV.
contest. Cathy is the daughter of Mr. and
The contest was heldinMay, June, Mrs. Ira L. Greer of JumpingBranch,
and July. The participants wore andshe isemployed as aRegistered
juded in poise, stage appearance, Nurse at Summers County Hospi-
ability to be photographed well tal.
Some linguists believe the Iling.umge of the Basques, who live betwesen
Spain and France, Is unrelated to llny other known language.