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ROBERT S. CALES
Arrangements are by the Ronald
Meadows Funeral Parlors of
Hinton.
Condolences may be sent to the
family at w~vw.ronaldmeadowsfp.
corn
Robert Stokes"Bobby Cales, 82 of
50 Lonnie Mann Rd., Hilldale, died
at 12:18 p.m., November 21, 2016,
at Greystone, beaver. He was born
August 18, 1934 at Hinton, he was WlLFORD E. SMITH
the son of the late Brady and
Virginia Chattin Cales.
Bobby was a retired Brakeman/ Wilford Elliott Smith, 82, of Kirby
Conductor for C & O Railway. He Mt., Clayton passed away 3:00 p.m.
was a veteran of the US Army, Sunday, November 20, 2016 at his
serving in the Korean Conflict. He home following a long illness.
was a graduate of Talcott High Born December 10, 1933 at Kirby
School, and a member of the Mr. Mt. he was the son of the late Elijah
Pisgah Methodist Church at Lee"Bruce~ and Eliza Jane Smith.
Hilldale. He enjoyed hunting, A former timberman, logger,
traveling, playing the guitar, and carpenter, mason, mechanic and
dancing, machinist he enjoyed hunting,
In addition to his parents, he was outdoors, playing music with his
preceded in death by a son Dana family and spending time with his
Robert Cales a brother Charles family and friends. He was of the
Edward Cales, and a sister Phyllis Baptist Faith and was baptized by
McCullough. the late John Walker.
Survivors include, his wife of 59 Preceded in death by his son,
years, Peggy Mann Cales, two Ernest Lee "Ernie~ Smith; one
daughters, Julie Cales and Deidre -grandson, Dee Cee Cochran and
Cales both of South St. Paul, severalbrothers and sisters.
Minnesota, a sister Patricia Thoseleft to cherishhis memory
Baranowski of Belleville, Texas. include his wife of 52 years, Claudia
Four grandchildren also survive, Blevins Smith of Kirby Mt.; three
Alicia Moye, Greg Moye, Kristen children, Wilford David Smith oi
Cales and companion Bret Hatcher, Indiana, Victoria Smith Kesler and
Ariel Smith and companion Greg husband John David of Kirby Mt.
Leija, and one great grandchild, and Wilford Smith Jr. and wife Sybil
Juliette Leija. of Kirby Mt.; seven grandchildren,
A celebration of his life was held Dalton Elijah Lee Smith, Kristen
Saturday, November 19, at 1:00 p.m. Cales, Ariel Smith, Riley McKee, Eli
at the Mt. Pisgah Methodist Church Smith, Jossie Smith and
at Hilldale, with Pastor Betty Shenandoah Cochran; six great
Shields and Pastor Eugene Fullen
officiating. Burial followed at the
Keaton Cemetery, Greenville, WV.
Friends called from 12:00 to 1:00
p.m. at the church.
The family served as pallbearers, nephews and cousins.
Funeral services were held at 1:00
ont
At one time, natural licorice was
used to treat ulcers, sore throats, The West Virginia Council of
coughs, and other diseases.The Churches wishes to convey its
first licorice "candy" was an. condolences to the family of James
attempt to disguise the bitter fla- Harvey Means. We are saddened
vor of the medicine, by this senseless act of violence.
= We commend the swiftness of
the Charleston Police Department
We are keenly aware of the regarding this crime and their
faults of our friends, but if
they like us enough it doesn't commitment to transparency and
dialogue.
matter, mMignon McLaughlin We are aware that this shooting
takes place in a greater context,
*** recognizing the deaths of African
Friendship is Love, without his American women and men across
wings, the nation.
---Lord Byron
Easy Tailgating Tips With Hard Cider
Presented by Angry Orchard
(NAPS)--With the arrival of
the fall season comes the return of
every football fan's favorite Ameri-
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year:
• Make sure you're ready before
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•Also
check
for
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Sauce pair well with cider-
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on the stadium website.
• Cook and prepare ingredients
before the outing so you spend
less time behind the grill.
• Bring a variety of beverages
for the whole crowd. Hard cider
makes a great refreshing alterna-
tive to beer and wine. Angry
Orchard Crisp Apple tastes crisp
and refreshing, like taking a bite
out of a fresh apple. It is available
in 12-oz. and 16-oz. cans. Another
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Apple features cinnamon spice
Cut the sausage into 2-inch
lengths. Split each piece of
sausage lengthwise down the
middle, stopping just before
you cut all the way through.
Hold the sausage open and
stuff with 1 slice of Pepper
Jack and 2 slices ofjalapefio.
Remove the crescent rolls
from the tube and separate into
triangles. Place one piece of
sausage lengthwise on the wide
end of each piece of dough. Fold
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eans
We continue to encourage state We reaffirm our belief that all
and federal officials to address people are created in the Image of.
racial disparities in the area of civil God and are worthy of honor and
rights, health, education, housing, respect.
socialissues, employment, economic The West Virginia Council of
development, and criminal and Churches (WVCC) represents 14
juvenile justice systems, wherever Christian denominations in West
they occur in the United States. Virginia.
We lament the deterioration of Its mission is to make visible
political discourse in our society the unity of Christ's church, and
that has left many of our African to provide a Christian witness on
American, Latina and Latino, public issues, as well as to engage
Jewish, Muslim, immigrant, and in cooperative mission and service
disabled sisters and brothers for all West Virginians.
feeling vulnerable.
Receives Recognition
Nayla Bond was recognized This award is a means of
as a Carter G. Woodson's Legacy recognizing those who have
Scholar for her outstanding demonstrated outstanding
accomplishme/lts in the areas of character, academic achievement,
academics (3.9 g.p~a.), service, and and leadership.
leadership.
grandchildren, Juliette, Shenabelle, notes that add hints of cocoa and the ends toward, the center, bur-
Daniel lil, Caroline, Anna Marie and a little heat, bringing a smooth rito style, and roll to completely I'
Tipton; two sisters, Clara Persinger and refreshing hard cider with a cover the sausage. Pinch the .
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of Princeton and Leota Cantley of dry, warm finish, edges of the dough closed. Phce
Lowel'. and numerous nieces, At your next tailgate, amp up
your classic American franks and
In lieu of flowers, donations may:
be m~de to the Mt. ~sgEda Methodist p.m. Wednesday, November 23, 2016 i Sauce ',~jth ~a refre~flt4;~ry
:Chu~hi.i," : ....... at the Ronald Meadows Funeral Balls c~ktaiL Heresh~: .... :~
Parlors Chapel with Pastor Roger .......... ~ '"
Online condolences at www.
pivontfuneraalhome.com.
Arrangements were by Pivont
Funeral Home, Hintsn, WV.
on the baking sheet. Brush each
roll with the garlic butter.
***
a nest, the spider a
friendship.
mWilliam Blake
MARY I RICHMOND ***
Mary Imogene Richmond, 79, of
Elk Knob took her journey home BOOK AVAILABLE
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Born May 21, 1937 at Hix she was Room Schools book, published by the
the daughter of the late Roy F. and Summers County Historical Society
Atha R. Gillian Ward. Imogene was and based on the research of former
a homemaker and lifelong resident Superintendent of Schools Charles
of Summers Co. and a member of Saunders, is available at the
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enjoyed canning, gardening, red Summers County Chamber of
birds, quilting, embroidering and Commerce on Ballengee Street,
spending time with her family and Hinton.
friends. She will be remembered • J. L. Massie Insurance Agency
as a loving mother, grandmother, on Temple Street, Hinton
wife, sister and aunt. • Best Foam and Fabric, 309 S.
Preceded in death by her Fayette, Beckley.
husband Charles O. Richmond; • Thimble and Plow at
one brother, Roy M. Ward and two Bridgewalk Mini-Mall in Alderson
sisters, Mildred Ward and Dorothy (on the Monroe side of the river).
try Pepper Jack Pigs in a Blanket Bake for 12 to 15 minutes,
with Angr~y Orchard Dipping until golden brown: Remove
from the oven and serve warm.
TO prepare the dipping
sauce, place cider, apple cider
Persinger officiating. Burial Pepper Jack Pigs in a Blanket vinegar, brown sugar, one clove
followed in the Clayton Baptist with Angry Orchard Dipping of garlic, and bacon in a small,
Church Cemetery. Friends called Sauce heavy-bottomed saucepan.
from 11:00 a.m. untiltime of services Bring to a simme.r over
on Wednesday, November 23 at the 1 cup Angry Orchard Crisp medlum-high heat. Reduce to a
funeral'parlors. Apple low simmer and reduce the
1 cup apple cider vinegar mixture to ½ the original vol-
Family and friends served as 1½ cups light brown sugar tune. Remove from the heat and
pallbearers. 1 slice smoked bacon discard the garlic clove and
Arrangements were by the 3 tablespoons butter bacon slice. Cool the mixture to
Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors of 2 small cloves of garlic room temperature and serve.
Hinton. 8 ounces spicy smoked
Condolences may be sent to the Cajun sausage or kielbasa, Angry Balls
family at www.ronaldmeadowsfp, casing removed
corn 4 ounces Pepper Jack Angry Orchard Crisp
cheese, cut into ¼- by 1½- Apple Hard Cider
inch slices 1.5 oz, Fireball Whisky
The bird 16 pickled jalapefio pepper
slices In a pint glass, combine
web, man 1 tube refrigerated crescentover ice 1.5 oz. Fireball
roll dough Whisky and Angry Orchard
Crisp Apple.
Preheat the oven to 350° F.
Line a baking sheet with Learn More
parchment paper. Chop one
small clove of garlic. In a For the Pepper Jack Pigs in a
small pan over medium heat, Blanket with Angry Orchard Dip-
melt the butter and stir the ping Sauce recipe and others, go
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Sears. * Dawson area, by calling (304)
Those left to cherish her memory 392-2145.
include three daughters, Mary • Mail orders PO Box 295,
Ann Smith and husband Billy Hinton, 25951 for $40, includes $5
of Vanceburg, KY, Doris Naik of shipping.
Elk Knob and Lisa Richmond and Other merchants wishing to sell
husband Shane of Hinton; two the book should contact Donna
granddaughters, Abby and Tasha Brewster at (304) 466-6179.
Naik; two sisters, Mogene Dobbins This photo is typical of the 180
of Elk Knob and Anna Waugh "photos in the book which includes
of Lewisburg; two sisters in law, over 200 schools. The only person
Frances Ward of FL and Mary identified in this photo of White Oak
Richmond of Hix; several nieces, 'School is Cecil Cochran, first row,
nephews and cousins whom she 3rd from the left. Cecil is now 100
loved dearly and two special friends years old and living in Roanoke.
and caregivers, David and Bonnie
Martin of Chestnut Mr. NARCONON
Funeral services will be held Narconon reminds families that
Roger Marls hit 61 home runs in the 1961 season, setting a new Major
League Baseball record, and breaking Babe Ruth's 1927 mark of 60
home runs. He retired in 1968, never having achieved another home run
title, but his record stood until 1998.
1:00 pm Wednesday November abuse of addictive pharmaceutical
30, 2016 at the Ronald Meadows drugs is on the rise. Learn to
Funeral Parlors Chapel with recognize the signs of drug abuse
.Pastors Travis Hocum and Benny and get your loved ones help if the
Allen officiating. Burial will follow are at risk. Call Narconon for a free
in the Cales Cemetery on Chestnut brochure on the signs of addiction
Mt. Friends may call from 6-8 pm for all types of drugs. Narconon also
• Tuesday November 29, 2016 at the offers free screenings and referrals.
funeral" parlors. 800-431-1754 or Prescription-
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pallbearers.
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***
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