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OBITUARIES
LOLA MEADOWS ARTHUR
Lola Meadows Arthur, 85, of
Jumping Branch, died 11 a. m.
Sunday, Sept. 26, 1999, in Beckley
Appalachian Regional Hospital
following a long illness.
Born Sept. 11, 1914, in Dunns,
she was the daughter of the late
Fred and Minnie Skelton Meadows.
Mrs. Arthur was a homemaker of
Baptist faith and lived most of her
life in Jumping Branch.
Besides her parents, Mrs. Arthur
was preceded in death by one son,
Jarrett Arthur, and three brothers,
Vacie, Woodrow and Isador
Meadows.
Survivors include her husband,
Jacob Arthur, one daughter
Geraldine Hogue and husband John
of Richmond, VA.; one brother
Vesker Meadows, and his wife
Garnet of Jumping Branch; two
sisters, Zettie Young of Shady
Springs and Mildred Tolliver and
her husband Stephen of Cool Ridge;
one great-granddaughter, Maggie
Hogue of Richmond, VA.; several
nieces, nephews and special friends.
Funeral services were held at 2
p. m. Tuesday, September 28th. at
Bluestone Baptist Church in
Jumping Branch, with Pastor Bill
Chapel, Hinton, with Pastor Bill Fox
officiating. Burial followed in Lilly-
Crews Cemetery, Nimitz.
Arrangements by Ronald
Meadows Funeral Parlors Hinton•
LADY BOBCATS SPAGHETTI
DINNER
The Summers County Lady
Bobcats Basketball Program will be
hosting their fourth annual
Spaghetti Dinner on Friday night
October 8 from 5:00 to 7:00 P.M. in
the Summers County High School
Cafeteria. The fundraiser dinner
will be held before the Summers
County vs. Liberty High School
football game. The menu features
spaghetti, bread, salad, dessert, and
drink. Take out dinners will also be
available.
The cost is only $6.00 for adults
and $3.00 for children 12 and under.
Tickets may be purchased at the
door, or advance tickets are available
from members of the Lady Bobcats.
RUMMAGE SALE
The Women of St. Patrick will be
holding a rummage sale at the
parish hall on Temple Street on
October 4 and 5 beginning at 8: a.
m. There will be many fall and
Child And Adult
Food Program
The Concord College Head Start
Program announces the sponsorship
of the Child and Adult Food
Program. The same meals will be
available to all enrolled participants
at no separate charge regardless of
race, color, disability, gender or
national origin, and there is no
discrimination in the course of the
meal service. Any complaints of
discrimination should be submitted
to the Administrator, Food and
Nutrition Service, USDA, Park
Office Center, Alexandria, Virginia
22302.
Eligibility for free and reduced
price meal reimbursements is based
on income scales effective through
June 30, 2000.
Meals will be provided at the
facilities listed Delow:
Facility Name(s) Concord College
Head Start.
Address of each facility 254 Main
St., Hinton, WV 25951.
Notice
GOSPEL SING
There will be a gospel sing at the
Jumping Branch Senior Citizens on
Sat. Oct. 2nd. at 7:00 p. m. Featured
Tues. Sept. 28, 1999 Hinton News - 3
Leolslative
I00¢tes
By Delegate Mary P. Compton
Last week, I thought it was
appropriate to inform residents on
the public hearings that were held
during September's legislative
interims.
After reporting on the public
hearings, this week's column will be
strictly dedicated to various
committee updates and future plans.
The Select Committee to Study
PEIA welcomed representatives
from The Segal Company, who
continue to examine survey
information collected to compare the
West Virginia PEIA program with
that of other states.
This month, representatives gave
us an update on the "scope of the
study" and explained the survey
regarding state employee health
benefit plans• Both cost-sharing
Mental Health. During this
meeting, members heard from both
directors of the Division of Alcohol
and Drug Abuse and from the
Division of Adult Mental Health
and Community Rehabilitation
Services.
The director of the Division of
Alcohol and Drug Abuse, provided
the committee with an overview on
the state's Substance Abuse Service
Delivery System and how it caters
to both adults and adolescents.
Their presentation included
explanations of the state provider
system, services offered, service
definitions and levels of care.
Essentially, the division believes
that the services provided at every
care level need to be strengthened
and /or expanded to meet the
Planning, funding, technical
assistance/training and the
monitoring of services to adults with
serious and persistent mental
illnesses are all performed by this
division.
It was also reported that during
FY 98, 62 percent of providers in 14
service areas served 24,942 adults
with serious mental illnesses. Of
the 24,942 mental health consumers
assessed, 64 percent were reported
as living independently. As the
director concluded his presentation,
he told the subcommittee that there
can never be "too much service" in
this area.
I will continue to keep everyone
informed on the number of issues
being studied.
Until next time, have a great
Fox officiating. Burial followed in winter clothing items, singers will be The Melody Makers. and cost-saving features were treatment needs of all citizens, week!
the Restwood Memorial Gardens in . " discussed, aswellas, the comparison On another note, aRer hearing As always, if you have any
Hinton. .......... .: . i :iii::::::::::.: :'::,:: between eligible populations(actives reports from the director of the legislative questions or concerns,
WILLIAM W. FARLEY JR. i:::ii: and retirees). Division of Adult Mental Health please do not hesitate to contact me
Willlam W. Farley Jr. 78, of In the future, the company plans and Community Rehabilition or Paul Miller by phone at340-3190
to study and compare PEIA trends Services, members were clearly or by mail at State Capitol Complex,
• . " ." ' . " i i::ii: /::i::iiii i:iiiii: with other health insurance made aware of what this division Building 1, Room 208-E. Charleston.
' h°esp!iiiih I industry.agencies and with the health care was resp°nsible f°r d°ing" WV25305"They will also examine = =
ill:__ PEIA's medical loss ratio and 1 IATWAT TtTW RWTTWIYW I
i Sr. and Laura Ada Vest Farley. :i!: .i:ii li determinewhetheraMRLofl00is | • • JLJ.,K-.L • • LJ Um_Jl=j.Ll=jL= |
was the son of the late William W.
' Mr. Farley was a retired : in achievable. At this point, theywill | |
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carpenter and farmer. He was a I
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been awarded the Purple Heart. i ! i l/ | September interims also proved | -: r - - _- - -:- --: " |
He was a member of Jordan II!| i i ! i to be extremely helpful for those | |
Chapel Church, Pipestem, and Illl I li | serving on the Health Oversight | _ • •
Subcommittee on Insurance and I -- "ro • /' 1 |
Church,attendedTrue.James Chapel Methodist liilll IIIIII I' II l/l m| Friendship Tree I at Klvervlew k.napel I
-- Mr. Farley was a charter member ]Jill |]] ] I ] I[ During the month of August, I SOME POINTS TO PONDER: I
ofthePipestemRuritanClub, DAV Illllll II lmmm |
and West Virginia Farm Bureau. He
I[ii[li i i II Tree in the lobby of Summers | •
::dnt.°st °f his life in Summers I
: CountyARH hospital. Many friends, | 1, THE PASSOVER CUP IN VERSE 17 In verse 15 He said, "With |
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He was preceded in death by s" ...... paid $1 .00 to the auxiliary to desire I have desired to eat this passover with you,, before I suffer.,;
brothers, Prince, Claude, Vivian, BOBCAT PLAYER OF THE WEEK remember a friend or famil" I In verso 17 He continued: And He took the cup gave thanks. I
Robert, Nathan and Earl Farley; ................. member's birthd " Y | This cup symbolized the bitter bondage of Egypt and the following |
ay, anniversary,
and ....... twin infant sisters. .... 7 SummersLne oDcaCBranchpmyeris Derek°I meMartin.WeeK, Derek,Sp°ns°reaa freshmannY reenVmeat SummersUanK memorial or honor. Those I great deliverance. Christ in a few hours would become the I
urvvors mcmae ms we o[ o rek
,,ears Fare Lowe Farley; three County High School starts at tailback and line backer. De remembered were" ,, , | passover lamb slain to deliver us from the bondage of sin. For |
" '- ..... e- ol. mahed for 190 yds., 1 touchdown and a 2 point conversion Friday Irvin S. Maddy, Dickie Noel, I this cup He could thank s, .. . . |
Tr., ,,^. .. . _^__ !1 2THEREMEMBRANCE CUP: Fouowmg the psseoverreat Cist
oaugncers, ray r.ar y ..... ngltt . ' '
Pipestem, Glenna Coli,#Fo ' :" ' r: ":'::" ' ":'=':':'; .......... ' .... " J " Theresa Patrick Raht pst;, • InSZizHteo tne LOrd'S supper Dy aga,n taKing tne cup In verse 20 •
Fairmont and Mrs. Donald (Nita) ................. ,' ' ..... " "
(vid hm Sr MatH, rham Likewise also the cup after supper, saying This cup Is the new II
........... mie ....... testament in my blood, which s shed for you. This represented •
Phillips of Lerona; a sister, Mrs. ................. i "
01111 wlngnela, Ma wlngrlela,
Edward (Hattie) Lowe of Pipestem; m " _ ...........
........ b .................... i n f ou An es hi I lye -
seven grandchildren; and ll great- I --NEED STORAGE i 1 RhW;,oq,,.Tane.,rmhl His own precious blood which He would give es ransom for the I
Alma Redes, Margaret Pack, Louise rem ssio o r sins. d y , for t s cup aeo He could g |
grandchildren. BB ,,. ,, ,, ,, ,, ..... • •_ _ __ I Ric" o "Zona Sc "t Vernon thanks. Acts 20:7 tells us that the eafly church precticed the Lord's •
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Services were held at 2 p. m, I-OrAll Your0000orage Neeos I -- ir Supper weekly We also at Rlvervlew chapel practice thls weekly |
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Saturday, September25th. atJames BB ..... _ -- ...... I .... Brie " ck A and we invite all true bellevers to participete with us |
hur h e oeateo Aeross rom Gotta Stop
Chapel Methodist C c , Trn, BB l,rou IFrom IJotta top I nares . re, da . , "
Rich " Andrew e "on PA 3 THE FATHER S CUP" Having now left the upper room and in a |
Rnhhv Wi11;nrn 'T'.ihhv" l'.nnnor remote corner of the garden of Gethsemane, Christ faces the third I
with theRevs. Dallas Peyton and A r A l A 4 ,41 • r [ mona, at , .; " "
Bobby Holcomb officiating. Burial = l l t lVl ,% /4 l -a I n- n H H l I | .... ............. ....... i
Jennifer Harvey, Ohio; Sharon Cox, cup: Luke 22:41-44. This cup represented the fu I and complete |
followed in Farley Family Cemetery, BB • m. • • • • = v • • • • • v v .w ... • "1 " " r "l N v wrath of the Holy Father against all our sin In taking our place, •
Pipestem. I [ a.; . . tapa el, e .; In " ' n
Je " " " VA S-- "e "'" rd this was now His cup to dr k In agony beyond allhuma II
Ann " is Fix .... usan understanding He took that cup end drank every dard and bitter |
Nephews served as pallbearers. SSlCa reCK, .; toni y wa , "
ann uenn , v.;
Arrangements by Pivont Funeral Carden N Y" Virdnia L Vauahn, drop-for us. Oh yes my friend, for this cup, we may now glve I
Home, Hinton. Mary therine Hurley, Ron Seaton, thanks.
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BERNICE L. H-IJGHES q Year Anniversary Sale Eddie's Market Hom r "Blub" Wetter oreland RIVERVIEW CHAPEL" 16th & Temple, Hlnton, W V For further •
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'Prne; Whh rlim (".;hhnnz T-,T,gthpr help call 466-0950 or 466.5423. For free Bible Course call 466- I
Bernice L. Hughes, 82, of Hinton, Still Going Strong Dnscount Tobacco ,- ........................... =43
Gibbons, and Stewart Gibbons. " " II
died Monday, Sept. 20, 1999, at her
t home following an apparent heart
!
' ' attack.
', Born May 11, 1917, in Jumping
Branch, she was the daughter of the
,, late J. Alf and Snja Upton Lilly.
Mrs. Hughes lived most of her life
' in Summers and Cabell counties.
i She was a homemaker and attended
Bluestone Baptist Church, Jumping
,i Branch.
; She was preceded in death by her
, husband, William F. Hughes, on Oct.
8, 1989; and two brothers, Dick and
. John Lilly.
i Survivors include a son, William
I A. Hughes of Hinton; two grandsons,
; Mark Hughes of Pipestem and
', Keith Hughes ofAbingdon, VA.; and
, a great-grandson, Bryan Lee
. Hughes of Pipettes.
, Services were held at 11 a. m.
! Thursday, September 23rd. at
" Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors
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Maverick $16.59
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Doral $17.69
Basic $18.49
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Starr $10.77
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Chananooga $13.57
Lancaster $15.72
Levi, Redman, Golden
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Beechnut $16.38
Redman $17.87
Skoal & Copenhagen
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Redseal (10 can)
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Kayak $9.99
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