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Obituaries MRS. GERTRUDE PACK ANDERSON Mrs. Gertrude Pack Anderson, 95 1/2, formerly ofHinton, W.V.,died in a De troi t, Mich. Hospital after a Ion g illness on Sat. Dec. 7, 1991. She was married to late Mr. Emile Anderson. Born in Hinton, W.Va., she was the daughter of the late Erastus Garland and Anna Smithers Pack on June 10, 1896. She was a graduate of Lincoln School, received the Normal School degree from Bluefield State College. She earned her .Bachelor of Arts Degree from West Virginia State College. She taught in Raleigh and Sum- mers County. Even after she had retired in her seyenties, she did substitute work. She taught home- bound students. She loved her stu- dents and was a conscious teacher. She was a dedicated member of the Second Baptist Church, an ac- tive member of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority and The LINKS Inc., both service organizations. She is survived by the following family members: Mrs. Glenna Nor- ton, Mrs. Michele Glover, Mrs. Dorthula Jackson, Mrs. Joyce Nor- man, Mrs. Emmy Lou Alexander, Miss Dawn. Glover, Mrs. Tanna Livesay, Mr. John Robert Drain, Mrs. Dorcus Carter, Mrs. Zelda Grubbs, Mrs. Deborah Maxwell, Mrs. Sarah Norrington, Professor Everett Crawford of Hinton, W.Va.; The Harvey Pack Family of Detroit. Love is endless, and we cannot replace her. Memorial services were held on Sat. Dec. 14, at the Second Baptist Church at 2:00 P.M. with the Hey. Mathew Saunders officiating. Be- fore the services at 1:30 P.M. the AlphaKappa Alpha Sorority of Beck- ley, W.Va. held rites. GRAYSON S. ALLEN Grayson S. Allen, 87, formerly of Summers Co., died 3:20 p.m. Sun. Dec. 8, 1991, in a Huntington hospi- tal, following a long illness. Born May 4, 1904, at Forest Hill, he was the son of the late George W. and Martha Witt Allen. Mr. Allen was a retired auto mechanic and was of the Methodist faith. He was preceded in death by his wife, Veva Saunders Allen in Jan. of 1980; two brothers and two sisters. Survivors include a nephew, Le- onard Scott of Proctorville, whom he resided with the last 11 years and three sisters-in-law, Eula and Vir- ginia Saunders, both of Hinton and Marie Casey of Norfolk, Va. Services were held at 2 p.m. Wed. Dec. 11, at the E.M. Meadows Fu- neral Home, Hinton with the Hey. Joe Pizzino officiating. Burial fol- lowed in the Roles Chapel Church Cemetery at Forest Hill. Pallbearers were nephews. BESSIE O. CAPERTON Bessie O. Caperton, 94, of Box 142, Pipestem, died Sun. Dec. 15, 1991, .* Services will be 1 p.m. Tues. at the Burns-Wornal Chapel of the Memorial Funeral Directory on the Athens Rd. in Princeton. IRENE F. LILLY Mrs. Irene F. Lilly, 68, of 403 James St., died Men. Dec. 9,1991, in a Hinton hospital, following a long illness. Born Aug. 4, 1923, at Hinton, she was the daughter of the late Owen and Loxie Adkins Farley. Mrs. Lilly was a lifelong resident of Hinton, a homemaker, a member of the Greenbrier Holiness Church and a member and president of the DAV Auxiliary. She was preceded in death by a brother, Julius Farley. Survivors include her husband, Woodrow W. Lilly; a brother, Ken- neth Farley of Morristown, Fla.; a sister, Louise Collins of Chris- tiansburg, Va.; and a halfbrothel:, James Farley of Christiansburg. Services were held at 2 p.m. Thurs. Dec. 12, at the Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors with the Revs. Ray Martin and Carl Edwards officiat- ing. Burial followed in the Green- brier Burial Park, Hinton. The body was at the Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors, Hinton. Members of the DAV served as pallbearers. MARY EMILY LANE Mary Emily Lane, 79, of Meadow Bridge, died Sat. Dec. 14, 1991. Services will be 1 p.m. Tues. at the Smathers Funeral Chapel. MAUDE ALICE MILLER Mrs. Maude Alice Miller, 88, for- merly of Maple Fork and Oak Hill, died Tues. Dec. 10, 1991, in a New- port News, Va. hospital, following a long illness. Born July 13, 1903, at Clayton, she was the daughter of the late James William and Minnie Williams Dotson. Mrs. Miller was a homemaker and a lifelong member of the Baptist Church at Clayton, being a Sunday schpol teacher at Maple Fork Bap- tist Church for approximately 17 years, having later attended the Freewill Baptist Church, Oak Hill for many years. She was preceded in death by her husband, James Corbett Miller and a son, James Corbett Miller Jr. Survivors include a daughter, Loma McSpadden of Williamsburg; two sisters, Loreda Kujawa of Grand Rapids, Mich. and Glenna Kounse of Waynesboro, Va.; three brothers, James W. Deteon of Fairlea, Tilden L. Dotson of Pence Springs and Cartha Dotson of Hines; three grand- children; eight great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild. Services were held at 11 a.m. Sat. Dec. 14 at the Tyree Funeral Home Chapel with the Hews. Bill Menefee and Harmon Davis officiating. Bur- ial followed in the Blue Ridge Memo- rial Gardens, Prosperity. The body was at the Tyree Fu- neral Home, Oak Hill. WILLIAM EVERETT RICHMOND William Everett Richmond, 70, died at 8 p.m. Men. Dec. 9, 1991, in a Princeton hospital, following a short illness. Born June 2, 1921, at Hinton, he was the son of Clara Sears Richmond of Hinton and the late Noah Colum- bus Richmond. Mr. Richmond was a lifelong resi- dent of Summers County and active in farming and timber as long as his health permitted. He was preceded in death by his wife, Lydia V. Richmond on Feb. 28, 1991; and a daughter, Burma Nadine Richmond. Other survivors include four sons, Bobby Richmond of Richmond, Va., Lucky Rich m on d orAl derson, Shirley Richmond of Hix and Terry Richmond of Morgantown; four daughters, Elgina Ward of Richmond, Va., Brenda Lilly of For- est Hill, and Janice Sears and Meloney Richmond, both of Hix; three brothers, Ernest Richmond and Eldridge"Shorty" Richmond, both of Hix, and Willard Richard of Hi'nton; three sisters, Lorene Adkins of Hix, Geraldine Bucklnnd of Hinton and Evelene Sears of Oak Hill; 21 grand- children and nine great-grandchil- dren. Services were held at 2 p.m. Fri. at the Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors Chepl with the Rev. Benny Allen officiating. Burial followed in the Bragg Cemetery, Hix. The body was at the Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors, Hinton. Grandsons and nephews served as pallbearers. RETIRED SCHOOL EMPLOYEES All retired teachers and retired school service personnel are invited to join the Summers County Asso- ciation of Retired School Employees. The organization needs your mem- bership to help strengthen the State and county organizations. Associate membership is available to those persons interested in education. State dues are $5.00 annually and county dues are $2.00 annually for retired personnel and associate membership. Make checks payable to SCARSE and mail to Marilyn Faulkner, 202 Riversdie Drive, Hinton, WV. 25951. MOBILE MAMMOGRAPHY SERVICES Mobile Mammography services now available through the Summers County Health Dept. Call 466-3388 for more information. Tues. Dec. 17, Sandstone School Honor Roll00 knnounced FIRST GRADE "A n Martha Holt. =B" Chad Burdette, Kevin Gunter, Brandie Holt, Nathan Mize, Jeremy Shaffer. SECOND GRADE aAn Lacie Gunter. -B  Cori Blevins, R.E. Dick, Porter Meadows, Alicia Miller, Stephen Miller. THIRD GRADE -A H Teresa Bowles. "B" Hobert Dick, Jennifer Dick, J.R. Livesay, Jonathan Miller, Michael Richmond, Keli Shuck, Stephanie Ward. FOURTH GRADE "A N Angela Gwinn, Joni Harrah. "B" Lloyd Dick, Kenneth Fleshman, Diana Gill, Anna Gwinn, M]. Jones, Timothy Poticher, Beau Richmond, Leslie Shaffer, Steven Ward, Eric Wickline. FIFTH GRADE "A" Eric Gwinn, Cathy Holt, Ellen Scott. B" Joey Bennett, Brad Burdette, Christy Burdette, Jessie Carraway, Chastity Miller, Jill Surbaugh, Chris Young. SIXTH GRADE 6A Patrick Poticher, Amanda Rose, Kevi n Ward. Sonya Bragg, Patricia Burdette, Ira England, Crystal Gwinn, Amy Richmond, Christopher Twohig, Erin Dick. SEVENTH GRADE "A" Tammy Bowles, Ellen Holt, Re- gina Martin. A Golden Anniversary Fifty Years Entwined Marion & Virgie O'Bryan The perfect gift we plan to make A memory book for them to take. A book of memories to share From family, friends, and those who care. We hope you can attend, But if you can't please send, The memory you have or wish to lend. Reception: First Baptist Church Dec. 29, 1991 2-4 P.M. R.S.V.P. 466-1314 or James Bowles, Rt. 86, Box 11-C Jumping Branch, WV 25969. 1991 Hinton News - 3 Receives Commendation Amey Gill, Alisha Livesay, Christina Miller, Christopher Miller, Joy Shaffer, Heath Ward. EIGHTH GRADE ".4," Steven Bennett, Davonna Bowles, Melinda Gwinn, Marvin Plumley. "B" Tonya Campbell, Shannon Dick, Larry Kincaid, Gary Lemon, Kavid Poticher, Kelly Roberts. NINTH GRADE Julie Johnson. Mark Hank, an employee of Computer Task Group based in Boston, Mass., recently was given a letter of commendation from W.R. Grace an d company. The director of Information Systems sad d that Hank takes "a passionate interest in im- proving his skills and selectively applying the techniques of his cho- .sen professionin everythinghe does." He works as an enthusiastic mem- ber ofthe team, "providing guidance and applying his knowledge  to those less experienced.  Mark also recently had an article titled "AAPLX cobal-culprit ADS/A ]B" Reporter  published in the Database DeWayne Bowles, Stacy Martin, Engineering Monthly,"Boxes and John Mize, Hettie Plumley, and Jo . Arrows. Ellen Simms. Mark graduated from Hinton Circle of Light Teaching and learning are our greatest strength. For they enable us to change our mind. We can all learn from our experi- ences in life and our relationships High School and West Virginia In- stitute of Technology at Montgom- ery, WV. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. VCm. J. Hank, of 8th. Ave., Hinton. ROD STEWART Rod Stewart will be appearing on with others. The important thing is Tues. Jan. 14, 8 PM at the Coliseum what are you learning and what are Charleston Civic Center. Ticket you teaching. Prices: $22.50 all seats reserved. Some only want to teach yet ref- use to learn. Closed to what truths lie before them. Maxine Ciampi "Wings of Life" III II -I I I I Limited number of Gold Circle seats @$30.00. 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