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West
October 17, 1949,
1952 he was
second class,
Hinton. In Oct-
was promoted to
he entered the
Pro-
completed on
odist Church, Veterans of For-
eign Wars, Post 4500, and the
National Rifle Association. His
hobbies are archery, fishing
and hunting.
Mr, Fawcett resides in Ald-
erson, West Virginia. He has
three sons, David, Jeffrey and
Orville, and one daughter, Mrs.
Cla.dia Dawson, and three gr-
andchildren.
ACTION CANDLELIGHT SERVICE
action The Bellepoint Baptist
' night Will see TV Church will be conducting their
Mot- 3rd candlelight service Sunday
game at 6:30. night, December 23 at 7 p.m.
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Dec-
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Everyone is welcome.
CLOSED
The County Court House will
be closed December 24th.
OFFICES CLOSED
All city officers and Sanit-
ary Board office will be closed
December 22, 23, 24, and 25 of
December. There will. be no
trash pickup on these days.
CANCELLED
The Kiwanis Club will not
meet this week. Their next
meeting will be held on Wed,
nesday, January 2, 1979.
CHRISTMAS SERVICE
A Christmas Service will be
held at Central Baptist Church
at 7:30 p.m. Friday December
21. Rev. Bill Young of the First
Methodist Church will preach
and the community choir will
wived special music. The Ser-
vice is sponsored by the Sum-
mers County Ministerial Coun-
cil. Everyone welcome..
"TURKEY RUN"
The Hinton Jaycee- ettes are
sponsoring a 'Turkey Run' - a
supermarket shopping spree at
Foodland, Saturday morning,
December 22.
1st prize- 3 minutes grocery
shopping.
2nd prize- 20 lb. turkey
3rd prize- 5 lb. ham.
A $1.00 donation is being
27th-
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vu == but rut ttlll[JllllL i;UIU
said it had been "hot-wired".
Weikle said the ear could not
have been "hot-wired" by any-
one wearing gloves.
Federal Bureau of Investiga-
tion agents entered the case .
Tuesday afternoon and the in-
vestigation is continuing with no
arrests reported at presstime.
Area 'E)bituaries
STODDARD INFANT
Jennie Marie Stoddard, nine-
month-old daughter of Albert
and Jean Stoddard of Barber-
ton, Ohio, formerly of Summ-
ers County, died Friday in a
Barberton" hospital after a short
illness.
CROTSHIN
Mr. Robert Lee Crotshin, 96,
sled Tuesday in the home of a
son, James Crotshin of Rich-
mond, Vs., after a long ill-
Bess.
The body is at the Broyles
Funeral Chapel in Peterstown.
i
Hinton, the Kappa Delta Pi
Honorary Educational Sorority
and recieved her master's de-
gree from the West Virginia
College of Graduate Schools.
Other survivors include her
husband, Fred Mock.
Services will be Thursday at
She was bern in Barberton,
March 14, 1979.
Other survivors include one
brother, Russell, at home; mat-
ernal grandparents, Virgil and
Holly Snider of Barberton; pat-
ernal grandparents, Albert H.
Stoddard of Hinton and Helen
Stoddard of Barberton, and
great- grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert W. Wyant and Mrs.
Rose Conrad, all of Barberton.
Services were held Tuesday
at 2 p.m. in the E.M. Mead-
ows Funeral Home chapel in
Hinton with the Rev. Bill Daw-
son officiating. Burial followed
in the Pence Springs Cemetery.
Welfare
Holiday
Hours
The Area 27 offices of the
West Virginia Department of
' Welfare in Princeton and Hin-
ton will close for the holidays at
approximately 12:30 p.m. Ch-
ristmas eve ( Dec. 24) and
remain closed through Christ-
mas day (Dec. 25).
The office will close again at
approximately 12:30 p.m. on
New Year's eve ( Dec. 31) and
remain closed through New
Year's day ( Jan. 1, 1980).
Both the afternoons of Dec. 24
asked and proceeds will go to and Dec. 31, as well as Ch-
the family of Virgil Phillips. ristmas and New Year's days,
Watch for the Jaycee- ette in are legal state holidays, accor-
front of ttJe store on Saturday ding to Mrs. Margaret A. Ruc-
morning, ker, Area 27 Administrator.
HOLLIDAY
Miss Debra Ann Holliday, 18,
died Monday in a Charlottes-
ville, Va., hospital after a long
illness.
Born in Rupert, Feb. 27, 1961,
she was a daughter of Sed-,
rick S. and Cleo Lilly Holli-
day of Smoot.
Miss Holliday was a Senior
homebound student at Green-
brier West High School in Ch-
armco.
Other surivors include one
sister, Teresa Lynn, and two
brothers, James and Gene, all
at home; step grandmothers,
Mrs. Betty McClung of Smoot
and Mrs. Audrey Lilly of Ta-
lcott, and a great- grandmo-
ther, Mrs. Byrd Sheppard of
Blacksburg, .Va.
Services will be Thursday at
2:30 p.m. in the Wallace and
Wallace Funeral Home chapel
in Rainelle with the Rev. Roy
Gwinn officiating. Burial will be
in the Wallace Memorial Cem-
etery in Clintonville.
MOCK
Mrs. Joyce Ellen Mock, 28,
principal at Bellepoint Elem-
entary School in Hinton, died
Tuesday at 9:I0 a.m. in a Hinton
hospital after a two-year ill:
hesS.
Born in Charleston, Feb. 8,
1951, she was a daughter of
Nathaniel J. and Myrtle Wal-
ker Carte of Elkview.
Mrs. Mock was a member of
the Blue Creek Advent Chris-
tian Church and was graduated
from Concord College.
She also was a member of the
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority,
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority in
10 a.m. in the E.M. Meadows
Funeral Home in Hinton with
the Rev. Hubert Groves off-
iciating. Additional services
will be Thursday at 2:30 p.m. in
the Blue Creek Advent Christ-
ian Church at Elkview with the
Rev. Eugene Huffman officiat-
ing. Burial will be Elk Hills
Memorial Park near Elkview.
Friends may call Wednesday
from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the
Hinton funeral home and Thur-
sday from I to 2:30 p.m. at the
Elkview church.
Pallbearers will be Chilton
Lilly, Steve Tassos, Gary Mc-
Graw, Randy Taylor, Jack Sc-
ott, Pat Jordon, John O' Neal,
Bob Richmond, Kit Durnan, Lin
Coins, Leroy Farley and Dave
LaBelle.
Lawmen from the tri-county area swarmed over Sargcant who pursued them across the narrow.
Muddy Creek Mountain early Tuesday seeking winding Muddy Creek Mountain Road near
two men who robbed the First National Bank of Alderson.
AIderson and opened fire on a State Police
PITZER
Mr. ROy R.Pttzer, 78, of Crab
Orchard was pronounced dead
on arrival Tuesday at 1:50 p.m.
at a local hospital after a long
illness.
Born at Pipestem, Oct. 31 ........
1901, he was a son of the late
Frank and Lona Hedrick Pitz-
er.
Mr. Pitzer was a disabled coal
miner•
His wife, Mary Saunders Pit-
zer, preceded him in death.
Survivors include a brother,
Frank Pitzer of Oak Ridge,
Tenn., and six sisters, Mrs.
Judy Garten of Oak Hill, Mrs ......
Mac Simpson of Corinne, Mrs.
Kate Matheny of Princeton,
Mrs. Stelia McGraw of Brooks,
Mrs. Jeanette Cook of Crab
Orchard and Miss Pearl Pit-
zer of Princeton.
The body is at Rose and
Quesenberry Funeral Home.
A bullet hole in the windshield of Sgt. T.K. showed the good judgement that helped him earn
Williams' cruiser can be seen in the above photo, a sargeant's stripes: ,,Real close,- he answered,
When Capt. Cassell asked Williams how closely "until they started shooting at me."
he was pursuing the robbery suspects, Williams
State Police Sargeant T.K. Williams and Lewis- sometime early Tuesday morning from the
burg Police Sargeant Richard Weikle look over Ronceverte area.
the abandoned get-away car that was stolen Photos by Bob Front
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