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• , ISAAC D. FRAZIER
- ~ Isaac Dale Frazier, age 59, died
.~ Fri. Sept. 7 at his home, at Bozoo.
- • He was the son of EunaLee Mann
. Frazier ofBozoo, W. Va. and the late
Isaac H. Frazier. He was retired
, employee of the Hoechst-Celanese
Corp. in Narrows.
* He is survived by his wife, Phyllis
-Keatley Frazier; brother, Daniel.
Frazier, Rich Creek, Va.
.- Services were held at 2:00 p.m.
.: Sun. Sept. 9 at the Broyles Funeral
; .'Home Chapel in Peterstown, W. Va.,
,, with MinistersTom Brown and Jack
. Knight.
: Burial followed at the Peterstown
^ Cemetery.
I
ASA E. G~
Asa E. "Jack" Gulley, 90, died
Sun. Sept. 16 at 1 p.m., in a Fairlea
hosp}tal, following a short illness.
Born Nov. 15, 1900, in Lewis
• ~ County, Ky., he was the son of the
• : late Charles Henry and Cassie Jones
Gulley.
Mr. Gulley lived most of his life in
Summers County, was a member of
the First United Methodist Church
in Hinton and former assessor of
Summers County. Mr. Gulley was
also a Navy veteran.
Survivors include his wife, Orpha
Bennett Gulley; three daughters,
Mrs. George (Joy) Stones of St. A1-
bans, Mrs. Cletus (Jean) Morris of
Pinch and Mrs. W. C. (Phyllis) Parker
ofHinton; six grandchildren and four
:great-grandchildren.
; : Servcies will be Tues. at 2 p.m. at
=the First United Methodist Church
*a%"
;~4n Hinton with the Rev. Gerald
' Dotson officiating. Burial will be in
J
the Restwood Memorial Gardens
• near Hinton.
, The body was at the Ronald
• Meadows Funeral Parlors in Hinton
, and at the church one hour prior to
the services.
Pallbearers will be John Mann,
n Gene Davis, Roy Brown, Jack Stone,
, Tom Stone, Jerry Morris, Mike Crow-
.~ ~er, and Ray Talley. Honorary pall-
' t~earers will be members of the John
' Wesley Men's Bible Class of the First
' United M~thodist Church.
~ • GEORGIA R. MARTIN
' ~ Georgia Ruth Martin, 60,tbrmerly
of Cyclone, died Sun. Sept. 9, in a
~an hospital, following a short ill-
!,:~' B~ WIar: :27, 19~0!~t~Cyelone,
~he was the daugh~z~Sf the late
Rolston and Zona Bailey Osborne.
, Mrs. Martin was a lifelong resi-
," ~ent of Wyoming and Summers
The body was at the Melton Mor-
tuary in Beckley.
THOMAS M. RATLIFF
Thomas Marion Ratliff, 66, for-
merly of Hinton, died Thurs. Sept.
13, in a Petersburg hospital, follow-
ing a long illness.
Born July 13, 1924, at Hinton, he
was the son of the late J.W. and Lucy
Vest Ratliff.
Mr. Ratliff was retired from the
U.S. Army, was a member of the
Calvary Baptist Church in Colonial
Heights, Va. and was a 38-year resi-
dent of Virginia.
He was preceded in death by his
wife, Virginia B. Ratliffin 1969.
Survivors include a son, Thomas
Ratli ffJr. of Petersburg and a sister,
Elizabeth Beasley of Hinton.
Memorial services were held Sat.
Sept. 15 at 1 p.m. at the E.M. Mead-
ows Funeral Home in Hinton. Bur-
ial followed in the South Lawn
Cemetery in Petersburg.
Any donations of sympathy may
be made to the American Cancer
Society.
DONA P. RICHMOND
Mrs. Dona Pearl Richmond, 69,
formerly of Hinton, died Sat. Sept.
15, in a Fairlea hospital, following a
long illness.
Born Sept. 12, 1921, in Summers
County, she was the daughter of the
late Meredith Price and Hattie
Frances Plumley Bennett.
Mrs. Richmond spent most of her
life in Summers County.
She was preceded in death by her
husband, Percy Richmond.
Survivors include two daughters,
Louise Kelly of Kensington, Md. and
Wanda Smith of Norfolk, Va.; three
sisters, Nerma Graham of Rupert,
Verna Adkins and Hattie Sears, both
of Hinton and five grandchildren.
Services'were held Men. Sept. 17
at 2 p.m. at the Ronald Meadows
Funeral Home Chapel in Hinton with
the Hey. Eddie Johnson officiating.
Burial followed in the Bennett
Cemetery on Tug Creek Mountain.
The body was at the Ronald
Meadows Funeral Home in Hinton.
W. Va. Water
Festival Quilt Show
Winners Announced
The 1990 W. Va. Water Festival
Quilt Show had 38 entries in 7 dif-
ferent catagories. The winners were
as follows:
"(~ounty, was a member of the Bright No. 1 - Hand pieced and hand
"Prospect Missionary Baptist Church quilted
at Cyclone and was a homemaker. First place - Mary Frances Tal-
She was preceded in death by bert- Calendar Quilt
three sisters, Polly Osborne, Opal Second place - Mary Grace Sur-
,~ Turner and Tessie Workman and a bough - Log Cabin
~. brother, Beecher Osborne. Third place - Tommy Trail - Maple
Survivors include her husband, Leaf
: Arnold Martin; a son, Donald Mar- No. 2 - Applique - All hand Work
- tin of Hinton; four daughters, Vir- First place - Elaine Rudisill -
" ginia Lusk of Fairlea, Ruth Moran of Maple Leaf
i MathenyandPollyLyonsandNellieSecond place - Kennamae Lilly -
Toler, both of Cyclone; a sister, Tulips
LithonaJefferyofCyclone;abrother, Third place - Mary Newsome-
SesterOsborneofCyclone;14grand-Colonial Girl
children, and four great-grandchil- No. 3 - Combination Work
dren. Second place - Jane Turner -
Services were held Wed. Sept. 12 Double Wedding Ring
at 1 p.m. at the' Evans Memorial Third Place-Ninajean Honaker-
Chapel in Oceana with the Rev. Guy Lincoln's Platform
Walls officiating. Burial followed in No. 4 - Kits
the Blue Ridge Memorial GardensFirst place - Lula Sholes - Dres-
at Prosperity. den Plate
The body was at the Evans and Third place - Dorothy Miller -
Evans Funeral Directors in Oceana. Flower Basket
• Grandsons served as pallbearers. No. 5 - Baby Quilts & Wall Hang-
ings
JOHN E. PATRICK First Place - Margaret Woodrum
John E. Patrick, 74, of 201 -BabyArim~IQuilt
~ellevue Lane, Beckley, died Thurs. Third Place - Mabel Bennett -
~ept. 13, at 9:15 a.m., in a Beckley Bunny Rabbits
hospital, following a long illness. No. 6 - Miscellaneous
~B:h/~Yas~tth:91~6'i;Bth:ff~:~.Quilt First Place - Chase Cobb Family
Marion and Anna Kozub Patrick. Second place - Geneva Johnson,
Mr.Patrickspenthischildhoodin Virginia Vaughn - Cathedral Win-
~inding Gulf, was a graduate ofdew
Collins High School, had worked in Third place - Clara Burton - Vie-
many area coal mines, including
l~opperston, had played in a semi-
l~ro baseball league for the coal
~ompanies, was retired from the
~eckley Cab Co. in 1978, and had
~mpired for the Beckley Little
~,eague for many years.
He was preceded in death by a
i~ister, Mary Czerwiec.
~ Survivors include his wife, Mary
Patrick; two daughters, Mrs.
: ohn (Patricia) Roles of Jumping
:~ranch and Brenda Wurst of Gar-
i~and, Texas; four stepdaughters,
!~inda M. Elmore of Charlotte, N.C.,
i~rs. Larry (Donna) Stover of Spra-
*~ue, Mrs. John (Marilyn) Allen of
"~eaver, Mrs. Jeffrey (Joyce) Hall o
',~eckley; a stepson, Charles Plum of
:~rlando, Fla.; a brother, Joe Patrick
~fHamburg, N Y.; 14 grandchildren
~d six great-grandchildren.
',~ Serwces were held Men. Sept. 17
1 p.m. at the Melton Mortuary
:L~hapel with Captain James E.
~dmonds officiating. Burial followed
the Sunset Memorial Park Ceme-
~ry at Beckley.
let Cross Stitch No. 7 - Old Quilts
First place - Barbara & Jim
Bowling - Minature flower garden
Second place - Teresa Perry -
Double Wedding Ring
Third place - Mary Bower Upton -
Love Chain
The winner of the $50.00 Savings
Bond was Mary Neely with =Best of
Show~ - Dahlia.
The winner of the tote cooler was
I~ Timberlake.
The winner of the quilt batting
was Lula Foster.
This quilt show was sponsored by
the J.B. - Nimitz Extension Home-
makers Club.
NOTICE
3 tables were borrowed from St.
Patrick Church early this summer
and were not returned.
If you have these tables or have
any knowledge of their whereabouts,
please call Rev. Dave Schmitt at St.
Patrick Church, 466-3966.
From page 2
ping at St. Clair, a distance of five
vniles, when all steam had escaped
out of the broken pipes. A double-
header freight westbound soon ar-
rived and shoved the engine back to
Handley.
LIVESTOCK
MARKET
Alderson Livestock Market
Report of Livestock Auction sale
held Fri. Aug. 31, amounting to
$61,592.29. 248 head of livestock
was sold by 56 different consignors,
and 27 buyers.
Stockers & Feeders:
Heifers:
Under 500 lb. Choice 70.00-82.50;
500 - 700 Good 65.00 - 77.50; Over
700 Medium 58.00 - 74.50.
Stockers & Feeders:
Steers:
Under Choice 500• lb. 70.00-
101.00; 500-700 Good 71.00 - 94.00;
Over 700 Medium 69.00-79.00.
Stockers & Feeders Bull: 62.00 -
96.00.
Baby Calves: 75.00.
Hogs:
40.50 - 51.50; Sows 43.00.
Cows:
Commercial 48.00-50.00; Utility
45.00-53.00; Canner & Cutter 43.00-
44.00; Cows & Clvs: 595.00 - 620.00.
Bulls:
Commercial & Good 55.00-64.00.
NATIONAL AWARD
WINNER
Eugenia Thompson
The U. S. Achievement Academy
announced today that Eugenia Th-
ompson has been named a U. S.
National Award winner in English.
This award is a prestigious honor
very few students can ever hope to
attain. In fact, the Academy
recognizes less than 10% of all
American high school students.
Eugenia, who attends Hinton
High School was nominated for this
National Award by Mary Nudge, an
English teacher at the school.
Eugenia's biography will appear
in the U. S. Achievement Academy
Official Yearbook, published nation-
ally.
Tues. Sept. 18, 1990 Hinton News - 3
"Recognizing and supporting our
youth is more important than ever
before in America's hi story. Certainly
U. S. Achievement Academy award
winners should be congratulated and
appreciated for their dedication to
excellence and achievement,~ said
Dr. George Stevens, Executive Di-
rector of the U. S. Achievement
Academy.
The Academy selects USAA win-
ners upon the exclusive recommen-
dation of teachers, coaches, counsel-
ors or other school sponsors and upon
the Standards of Selection set forth
by the Academy. The criteria for
selection are a student's academic
performance, interest and aptitude,
leadership qualities, responsibility,
enthusiasm, motivation tolearn and
academic performance, interest and
aptitude, leadership qualities, re-
sponsibility, enthusiasm,motivation
to learn and improve, citizenship,
attitude and cooperative spirit, de-
pendability, and recommendation
from a teacher or director.
Eugenia is the daughter of Eu-
gene and Judy Thompson. The
grandparents are Stanfred and
Christine Thompson oflndian Mills,
W. Va. and the late Frank and Sallie
Thompson of Buck Rt., Hinton, W.
Va.
COMBINED REVIVAL
First Christian Church, Sept. 16-
17 - 18 and Community Christian
Church Sept. 19 - 20 - 21.
Evangelist: Tony Reed. 7:00
o'clock nightly.
Special music. Nursery provided.
Everyone Welcon~e.
Fox
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