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OBITUARIES
CONNER BANKS BOWEN
Conner Banks Bowen, infant son
of Douglas Ray and Susan Elizabeth
Johnson Bowen, 2904 Berwick Lane,
Gastonia, N.C., died Sat. Oct. 8,1993
at Gaston Memorial Hospital. He
was bern in Charlotte, N. C. on Aug.
31, 1993.
In addition to the parents, Con-
nor is survived by two brothers: John
Layton Bowen and his twin brother
Cameron Douglas Bowen of the
home; paternal grandfather, Erick
Ray Bowen of Coldsbero, and pater-
nal great-grandmother; Mrs. F. R.
Bowen of Coldsbero, maternal grand-
parents: Daniel L. Johnson, St. and
Carolyn W. Johnson of Gastonia,
and maternal great-grandmothers:
Mrs. Elizabeth W. Williams and Mrs.
Charlotte Johnson, beth of Hinton.
He was preceded in death by a
paternal grandmother; Mrs. Gall
Douglas Bowen.
A graves!de service was held by
the Rev. Ronald J. Gilreath at 2:00
p.m. Sat. Oct. 15 at Gaston Memo-
rial Park in Gastonia. The body was
at the McLean & Son Funeral Home
in Gastonia
In lieu of flowers, the family re-
quested memorials be made to the
First Presbyterian Church, 1621 E.
Garrison Blvd., Gastonia, N. C.
28054.
CYRUS C.'BRAGG
Cyrus Carl Bragg, 82, died at 3:30
p.m. Fri., OCt. 15, 1993, at his home
following a short illness.
Born May 22, 1911, at Ellison, he
was the son of the late Jack and
Rhoda Cox Bragg.
Mr. Bragg was a lifelong Ellison
resident who was a timberman, coal
miner and farmer.
He was preceded in deathby three
brothers, Clark, Creed and Caley
Bragg,and five sisters, Minerva
Farley, Mary Cox, Syble Donaldson,
Sarah Wright, and BerthaWilliams.
Survivors include his wife, Ethel
Smith Bragg; four sons, Cletis,
Landon and Robert Bragg, all of
Ellison, and Gerald Bragg of Flat
Top; two brothers, Basil Bragg of
Nimitz and Cabell Bragg of Colden
Beach, Md.; 15 grandchildren and
several great-grandchildren.
Services were held at 2 p.m. Tues.
at the Ronald Meadows Funeral
Parlors Chapel, with Pastor Carl
Whittaker officiating. Burial fol-
lowed in the Bragg Family Ceres-
tery, Ellison. : :
:' '" Iremnts by RonaM Mead-
ows Funeral Paχlo'rs, Hinton.
TONY RAY REED
Tony Ray Reed, infant son of
George and Selina Meadows Reed of
Jumping Branch, died at 10:20 p.m.
Sun., Oct. 10, 1993, in a Beckley
hospital shortly after birth.
Other survivors include a sister,
Cassandra Reed at home; his mater-
nal grandparents, Dennis and Nncy
Meadows of Odd; paternal grand-
mother, Mary Frances Reed of
Jumping Branch; maternal gret-
grandmother, Ellie Graham of Odd,
and paternal great-grandmother
Bertha Davis of Fireco.
Services were held at 2 p.m. Tues.
Oct. 12 at the Rose and Queeenberry
Psace Chapel with Rev. Roger Brain-
mar officiating. Burial followed in
the Walker and Hatcher-Cemetery,
Egeria.
Arrangements by Rose and
Quesenberry Funeral Home, Beck-
ley.
CHRISTOPHER E. SHORT
Christopher Edward Short, one
month old infant son of Richard
Edward and Cathy Lynn Greer Short
of Jumping Branch, died Men. Oct.
11, 1993, in a Hinton hospital.
He was bern Sept. 10, 1993, in
Beckley.
He was preceded in death by his
paternal grandfather, Ben Arthur
Short.
Other survivors include his ma-
ternal grandparents, Ira and Peggy
Joan Farley Greet of Jumping
Branch, and paternal grandmother,
Alice Short of Daniels.
Services were held at 11 a.m.
Thurs. Oct. 14 at the Ronald Mead-
ows Funeral Parlors Chapel, Hin.
ton.
Arrangements by Ronald Mead-
ows Funeral Parlors, Hinton.
Servicemen In The
News
Army Reserve Pet. 1 Dennis K.
Bragg has graduated from the unit
supply specialist course at Fort Lee,
Petersburg, Va.
Students were trained in receipt,
storage, issue and accountability of
individual, organization, and instal-
lation supplies and equipment. Also
included in the training was mainte-
nance of small arms.
Braggis the sonofJames O. Bragg
of Hinton, and Carolin Lilly of 240
Pine Knob, Moneta, Va.
Bragg is a 1993 graduate of Hin-
ton High School.
An intelligent man never
snulm anybody.
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Brandon Smith
Celebrates
First Birthday
Talena K. Walker
Christine JolliEs
Haskins- Fullen Sisters Celebrate
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Sheri Ann Haskins
to Mr. Phillip Anthony Fullen. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. Theo-
dore Haskins and Ms. Linda
Haskins, beth of Hinton. The groom
is the son of Mr. Robert Fullen of
Roanoke, Vs. and Ms. Gwendolyn
Fullen of Hinton..
The wedding took place on July
17, 1993 at 2:00 p.m. at the Second
Baptist Church of Hinton with the
Rev. Matthew Saundars oiciating.
Tomarra Harshaw, cousin of the
bride of Hinton, Marilyn and Tan-
isha Patterson of White Sulphur
Spirngs, and John Maddy of Hinton
provided the music for the wedding.
The bride was escorted to the altar
by her father and given in marriage
by her parents. She wore a formal
sheath gown of white, Italian satin
flower girl. Chiffon wore a tea length
satin gown with roses on the front
and back.
The attendants carried a cascad-
ingbeuqtmt oft4ml and purple poms,
delphinium sucalyptus, and English
ivy.
Best man was Robert Fullen Jr.,
brother of the groom of Md. Ushers
were Steve Williams, brother-in-law
of the groom of Oh., and Michael
Harshaw, Sr. of Hinton.
The bride's mother wore an em-
boffd ivory two piece suit accented
with pearl no, Beeries.
The groom's mother wore a double
breasted off white suit.
Following the ceremony a recep-
tion was held. Mrs. Carolyn Jones of
Hinton made and decorated the six
tier cake.
Tina Wean]l, friend of the bride,
Birthdays
Christine Jell!fie and her baby
sister celebrated their summer
birthday's together. Christine cele-
brated her 17th. on the 4th. of Aug.
She is the daughter of Thomas Jel-
l!fie oi Pence Springs and Susie Jel-
l!fie of Pence Springs.
Talena K. Walker celebrated her
1st. birthday on Sat. Sept. llth. at
her home at Pen:e Springs with a
lawn party. She is the daughter of
Susie Jell!fie and J. D. Walker Jr.
She has two brothers Tom and
Robert. She enjoyed her party with
family and friends.
Talena also won 2nd. place in the
Pretty Baby Contest held for the W.
Va. Water Festival and sponred
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Lane of Nimitz,
Mrs. Virginia Walker of Hinton,
Great Grandmother is Mrs. Eva Mac
Lane of Beech Run.
ANTIQUE DOLL
HILDA, a porcelain doll made by
Jean W. Dransfield has been do-
nated to "Common Grounds Cause.
HILDA is a reproduction of the an-
tique doll by German Sculptor J. D.
Kestner- 1914. This handmade doll
will be on display at WAKEROBIN
GALLERYduringthe month of June.
Raffle tickets will be sold at WAK-
EROBIN GALLERY which is open
10 AM until 4 PM. each day except
Wed. and Sun.
All proceeds will be used to fur-
by Kroger's in Hinton.
ther the "Common Grounds Cause."
Brandon Nathan!el Smith ob-
served his Ist. birthday on Fri., July
23rd. at his home in Bowling Green,
VA.
He celebrated with his parents,
Jerry and Shirlene Smith, and ma-
ternal grandparents, Bill and Mary
Phillips of Pipestem, having cake,
ice cream and gifts.
Paternal grandmother is Vertra
Smith of Woodrumtown Rd.
Customer
Appreciation Day
The Summers County Area Post-
masters would like to invite all of
our customers to the CUSTOMER
APPRECIATION/COMMENT
DAY" at your local post office. We
appreciate our customers who we
serve every day but we have set
aside a "SPECIAL day for "SPE-
CIAL people to come by our office
for refreshments and give us the
opportunity to say "THANKS in
person,
The followingis a schedule for the
different days and times for this
event. Hinton, W.VA. Thursday
October 28 from 10:00 AM 12:00
PM. Sandstone, W. VA. Wednesday
October 27 from 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM.
Jumping Branch, W. VA. Tuesday
October 26 from 10:30 AM 12:30
PM. Forest Hill, W. VA. Tuesday
October 26 from 1:00 PM-- 3:00 PM.
Nimitz, W. VA. Thursday October
28 from 12:00 2:00 PM. Wayside,
W. V, Friday October 29 from 10:00
AM - 12:00 PM. Lerona, W.VA
Wednesday October 27 from 9:00 -
with a high neckline and long sleeves
with the illusion inset and hanging
pearls; heavily beaded bodice with
ill!us!on back, detachable somi-
cathedrail train embellished with
beaded lace. Her headpiece was el-
bow length illusion attached to a
headpiece of silk flowers, lace and
pearls.
Her flowers were a cascading
bouquet of white cynbidium of or-
chids, freesia, mini-asters,
eueslyptees pore pore and English
ivy and purple statice.
Kristen Keaton, friend of the bride
of Hinton, was Maid of Honor. She
wore a teal gown of silk polyster
material, Princess A line with puffed
sleeves. The front had matching
covered buttons. Chiffon Offutt,
cousin of the bride of New York, was
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ofHint)m, rsgisterod the guest at They are the grandaughters of: forthewinnerofthisvalu, 10:00AM.
Phillip Fullen is a 1988 graduate
of Hinton High School and is em-
ployed by VA Medical Center in
Salem, Va. Sheri Fullen is a 1993
graduate of Hinton High School and
employed by Atlantic Mutual Insur-
ance Company of Virginia.
Following the wedding the couple
want on a honeymoon to Wil-
liamsburg Va. and are now residing
in Roanoke, Va.
SUPERFEST
Budweiser Superfest featuring:
BBD, Silk, SWV and Tag Team will
be on Sat. Oct. 23 at 7:30 P.M. at the
Coliseum Charlnton Civic Center.
Limited advan tickets - $22.50.
For tielmt purchmm call Ticket-
master Charlsaton Arsa: 342-5757
or Huntin@1n Area 523-5757.
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GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION
McDonald's in Hinton
Daily Events
First 100 customers in stor(
receive gift
Drive-thru customers receive
free litter bags
(while supplies last)
Kids 12 and under spin wheel
for prizes
Special Events
Wednesday, October 20th.
11 am-1 pm Ball Pit Treasure Hunt
Kids 2 thru 5
8:30 pm-9:30 pm Gospel Sing
Thursday, October 21 st.
4 pm-8 pm Friday Night
29’ hamburgers (limit 10)
Grimace Will Be There!
Friday, October 22nd.
7 pm-9 pm Appalachian Music
by Jimmy Costa
Grimace Again!
Saturday, October 23rd.
2 pm Ronald McDonald
Magic Showt
Grimace Tool
Sunday, October 24th.
1 pm Face Painting
3 pm Special performance by the
Hinton High School Band
(weather permitting)
Grimace Could Show!
4:30 pm Free Bicycle Drawing
All day sign up for the Hinton
Streak Contest (details on display in store)
, Stokes Drive, ,,!n*on
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