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OBITUARIES
MARINDA BOONE BERKLEY
Marinda Marie "Rindy" Boone
Berkley, age 84, of Alderson, died
Wednesday, December 8, 1999, at
Greenbrier Valley Medical Center,
Fairlea, following a long illness.
Born April 3, 1915 at Judson, she
was the daughter of the late William
Thomas and Maggie Bragg Boone.
In addition to her parents, she was
preceded in death by her husband,
Robert Harvey Berkley, and four
brothers: Perry Boone, Sherman
Boone, Berman Boone, and Ervin
Boone.
Mrs. Berkley was a homemaker
and a member of the Tempe Baptist
Church, Tempa.
Survivors include two sons, Ashby
Boone and wife Jean of Front Royal,
VA.; Robert Berkley and wife Elaine
of Alderson; one brother, Raymond
Boone and wife Elizabeth of Salem,
VA.; 3 grandchildren, Dorothy Fogle
and husband Richard of Front
Royal, VA.; David Boone of Front
Royal, VA.; Harvey Berkley of
Alderson; 4 great-grandchildren,
Sara Fogle, Zackary Fogle,
Benjamin Fogle, and Brittany
Boone, all of Front Royal, VA.; and
many nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were held
Saturday, December 11th. at 2:00
P.M. at the Tempa Baptist Church,
Tempe, with the Rev. Bobby Reed
and Kerry Boone officiating. Burial
followed in the Tempa Baptist
Church Cemetery, Tempa.
Pallbearers were: Donald Boone,
Orville Boone, Wayne Boone, Ga]
Boone, Harvey Berkley, and RoScoe
Eggleston.
Arrangements by Lobban
Funeral ,Home, Alderson.
LOUIS J. BURTON
Louis J. Burton, 94, of 501
Riverside Drive, Hinton, died
Thursday, Dec. 16, 1999, in a Hinton
hospital following a lnnF illness.
Born April 25, 1905, in Fayette
County, he was the son of the late
Adrian S. and Pearl Minson Burton.
Mr. Burton had lived most of his
life in Hinton, was a retired
employee of Railway Express
Agency and was a member of the
First Baptist Church of Hinton.
He was preceded in death by his
wife, Clara Burton, in 1997.
Survivors include two sons, Billy
Joe Burton and wife, Blossom, of
Covington, VA., and Edgar Webb
AARON JOSEPH FREELAND
Aaron Joseph Freeland, 68, of
Nimitz, died Wednesday, Dec. 15,
199 in the Veterans
Administration Medical Center in
Richmond, VA., after a long illness.
Born July 6, 1931, at Jumping
Branch, he was the son of the late
Aaron W. and Dora Hogan Freeland.
He was a 1948 graduate of Hinton
High School and a graduate of
Beckley College.
He enlisted in "the Air Force
during the Korean War, served as a
gunner on a B-29 and was awarded
the Air Medal with Oak Leaf
Cluster, Korean Service Medal with
two Battle Stars. He wasa member
of the Nimitz Baptist Church, life
member of the Disabled American
Veterans, Paralyzed Veterans of
America, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
American Legion Post 32, and
Hinton Moose Lodge.
He was preceded in death by one
sister, Catherine Cox.
Survivors include one brother,
Herbert Freeland and wife, Retha,
of Covington, VA.; two sisters, Etta
Lilly and husband, Bohmer Hatcher
of Hinton; eight nephews, Kevin
Sarver and Bob Sarver, whom he
reared, Brian Freeland, Dr. Don
Lilly, David Lilly, Roger, Randy and
Robert Cox; three nieces, Dr. Susan
Wright, Lineki Humphries, and
Rhonda
Cox; six grandnephews and
twelve grandnieces.
Funeral services were held at 11
alm. Saturday, December 18th. at
Pivont Funeral Home Chapel with
the ROy. Arnold Cooper and the Rew
Don Hannah officiating. Burial
followed in the Lilly-Crews
Cemetery at Nimitz.
Pallbearers were Bob and Donald
Lane, Bobby Johnson, Terry Payne,
Duane Rudisill, Phillip Harvey,
Eugene Stanley and Frank Worell.
Arrangements by Pivont Funeral
Home, Hinton.
OPAL GENEVA KEATON
Opal Geneva Keaton, 83, of
Hilldale, died Sunday, December 19,
1999, in Princeton Community
Hospital.
Arrangements by Pivont Funeral
Home Hinton.
CHARLES F. LEGO
Charles F. Lego, 70, of Alderson,
andwife, Delores, of Newport News, former resident of Hint.on, died
"CA.; a .... daughter, Barbara Thursday, Decemberl6, 1999athis
McSweeney and husband, Daniel, of hoe followfia lonllnesg.
Waynesboro, VA., five grandchildren Born April 18, 1929 in Hinton, he
and six great-grandchildren, was the son of the late Howard and
Services were held at 2 p.m. Mabel Norris Lego.
Saturday, December 18th. at Ronald Survivors include his wife,
Meadows Funeral Parlors Chapel, Barbara Lego of Alderson; four
with Pastor D• D. Elwell officiating, daughters, Victoria Lego, Mary
Burial followed in Restwood Viney, NanetteMann, EstelleMann,
Memorial Gardens. . all of Alderson; two sons, Lance
Pallbearers were men of the First Mann and Eugene Mann, both of
Baptist Church. Alderson; .and eighteen
In lieu of flowers, donations of grandchildren.
sympathy may be made to the Services will be 2:00 P.M.
Sunshine Fund, c/o Summers Wednesday, December 22, 1999 at
County Appalachian Regional , Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors
Hospital, Hinton. Chapel with Rev. Frazier officiating.
Arrangements by Ronald Burial will follow in the Esquire
Meadows Funeral Parlors, Hinton. " Cemetery near Hinton.
MILLENNIUM DANCE AT --
HINTON MOOSE LODGE
Hinton Moose Lodge welcomes all members and their
invited quests to celebrate the beginning of the New
Millennium. The newly remodeled social quarters will have
reduced prices on your favorite drinks during Happy Hour
from 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM. "Hair Trigger" will provide music
for this special event. Breakfast will be included in the price
of tickets. A complimentary glass of champagne will be
provided to all attending to toast the New Year.
Ticketa are on sale now and are going quickly. Prices are
$12.00 single and $15.00 per couple. Stop by the Hinton
Moose Lodge and purchase your tlcketa today. Social
quarters open at 6:00 PM dally. Mark your calendar for
December 31.1999 and Join the fun at the Hinton Moose
Lodge.
Friends may call one hour prior
to the services at the Ronald
Meadows Funeral Parlors, Hinton.
Arrangements by Ronald
Meadows Funeral Parlors, Hinten.
ELIZABETH C. PLUM:LEY
Elizabeth Catherine Plumley, 56,
of Clifton Forge, VA., died Friday,
Dec, 17, 1999, at her home following
a short illness.
Born Jan. 27, 1943, in Hinton, she
was the daughter of Lilly Martin Gill
of Hinton and the late Morgan Gill.
Mrs. Plumley was. a nurse
assistant for Shenandoah Care
Center, Clifton Forge, and a past
matron of Silver Loaf Chapter No.
5 of the Order of Eastern Star.
She was preced in death by two
brothers, Roy Lee and Billy Joe Gill•
Other survivors include three
sons, John, Joe and Jerry Plumley,
all of Hinton; three brothers, Jerry,
Mike and Mark Gill, all of Hinten;
five sisters, Anna Vandall of Norfolk,
VA., Emma Lee Richmond of Hinton,
Kay Moss of Schikaschiny, PA.,
Phyllis Crook of Hinton and Linda
Milam of Pence Springs; and six
grandchildren.
Services were held at 2 p. m.
Monday, December 20th. at Pivont
Funeral Home Chapel, Hinton, with
the Rev. Robert (}laser officiating.
Burial followed in Hilltop Cemetery,
Hinton.
Arrangements by Pivont Funeral
Home, Hinton.
You can't see a gas leak• But we do add a harmless odor to make sure
you can smell one• Be alert. If you smell gas, don't use the phone, turn
on the Dights or open a window. Leave the premises immediately, go to
a neighbor's house and call West Virginia Power at 1-800-303-0357.
Natural gas service has an excellent safety record, but it is possible to
have a leak by accident or misuse. Don't take chances. To learn more
about natural gas safety, call West Virginia Power at 1-800-303-0357
and ask for our free brochure.
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DONALD F. POPE SR.
Donald E Pope Sr., 74, of Jumping
Branch, died 1:50 a. m. Thursday,
Dec. 16, 1999, at his home following
a three--- month illness.
Born Nov. 13, 1925, at Frewsburg,
N.Y., he was the son of the late Floyd
and Rose Pope.
Mr. Pope had lived most of his
life in Sherman, N.Y. He was a
World War II-and Korean Conflict
veteran, having served 12 years in
the Armed Forces in three different
branches of service. He also worked
more than 20 years at Reed's Farm
at Sherman, N.Y. and had been a
resident of Jumping Branch for the
past 15 years.
He attended the Jumping Branch
Tabernacle.
He was preceded in death by a
son, Dan Pope; and a
granddaughter, Heather Pope.
Survivors include his wife,
Mildred Dascomb Pope at home; a
By Delegate Mary P, Compton
Union, West Virginia - The smell
of spicy cinnamon and fresh
evergreen linger throughout many
homes, as we prepare for the holiday
season. Various cookies and sweets
can be seen covering the kitchen
countertops, while beauttul music
fills each room with delight and
cheer•
With the holiday season quickly
approaching, many West Virginians
are trying to get a handle on their
Delphi Club Holds
Christmas Luncheon
The Delphi Club held their
annual Christmas meeting at
Rivertowne on December 14.
Members and guests were welcomed
by Mrs. Jack Holt and Mrs. D.E•
Tassos, hostesses, and Mrs. Larry
School Menus
Week of December 22nd. thru
January 4th.
BREAKFAST
Dec. 22nd. - Dec. 31st. NO
SCHOOL.
Mon. Jan. 3rd. Honey Nut
Cheerios, donut, 100% orange juice,
variety cold milk.
Tues. Jan. 4th. Flapjack w/
syrup, Berry Berry Kix, 100% apple
juice, variety cold milk•
Wed, Jan. 5th. Creamy hot
oatmeal, toast, banana, variety cold
milk•
LUNCH
Dec. 22rid. - Dec. 31st. NO
SCHOOL.
Mon. Jan. 3rd. Pepperoni rolls,
chef salad w/crackers, nacho's &
cheese, orange smiles, whole wheat
cookie, variety cold milk.
Tues. Jan. 4th. Oven baked BBQ
chicken, creamy mac & cheese,
carrot coins and dip, hot wheat roll,
juicy tangerine, variety cold milk.
Wed. Jan. 5th. Taco salad, Taco
Bar at SMS & SCHS, chewy bread
sticks, honey golden corn, mix fruit,
red jello, variety cold milk.
Carmichael, club president.
Following the delicious luncheon,
Mrs. Joe Bigony introduced Mr. Jeff
Canterbury who presented a
program of Christmas music
concluding with an outstanding
rendition of"O Holy Night".
Santa Claus delighted the group
by making a short visit and
distributing candy canes and other
goodies.
Members made contributions to
the Ruritan Toy Fund.
Those attending were: Mrs.
Steven Tassos, Mrs. C. E. Cooper,
Mr. Jeff Canterbury, Mrs. Larry
Carmichael, Mrs. Claude Davidson,
Mrs. O.E. Garrison, Mrs. Ed
Hannah, Miss Elizabeth Huffman,
Mrs. Jack Holt, Miss Mary Morgan,
Mrs. E.E. Rogers, Mrs• Paula Steele,
Mrs. J.C. Wise, Mrs. J. F.
Fitzsimmons, Mrs• J.C .Bgony,
Mrs. A.G. Timberlake, Mrs. D.E.
Tassos, Mrs. Barbara McLean, Mrs.
B.J .Maddy, Mrs. Betty Meadows,
Mrs. Helen Jefferies, Mrs. Marilyn
Faulkner and Mrs. Nadine
Woodrum.
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last minute errands. While
neighbors finish transforming their
homes into exquisite wonderlands,
packages continue to be wrapped
and our handed-down family recipes
take shape into delicious dishes just
in time to share with family and
friends.
ARer all the cooking, decorating
and gift wrapping, our work is
complete. Now, we can finally relax
and celebrate the holiday season
Whether we head to the highway
for an extended road trip or plan to
entertain guests of our own, we must
remember that this is the season to
celebrate joy, happiness and love.
Those of us fortunate enough to
have the opportunity to spend time
with loved ones, let's be thankful and
savor each moment. During this
holiday season it is important to look
beyond our differences and
appreciate people for who they are.
For this is the time to celebrate our
love for family and friends.
I want to take this time to wish
everyone a happy and safe holiday
season. I believe it is also important
to offer a gracious thank you to those
who donated time, food, clothing and
gifts to those less fortunate. It is
important to remember ... 'tis the
season for giving.
Have a great holiday!
As always, if you have any
legislative questions or concerns,
please do not hesitate to contact me
or Paul Miller by phone at 340-3190
or by mail at State Capitol Complex,
Building 1, Room 208-E, Charleston,
WV 25305•
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Send an on-line Summers County "hello"
to your friends and relatives around the world
Send an E-postcard
www.aummerscvb.com
sister-in-law, Mary Dascomb of
Jumping Branch; a stepdaughter, GED TEST SCHEDUID www, hlntonwv.com
Linda Chambers and husband, Jeff, The GED'test will be given on
of Jumping Branch; three sons, December 21 at 9:00 a. m. at the Summers County Convention & Visitors Bureau
three daughters, three sisters, 26 Board of Education office For ................
grandchildren; 14 great- . . . " 21 lemple treel, I-Ilnton, wv
registratmn and reformation, call ........ . ....
grandchildren.
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NOTICE
FRIDAY, DEC. 31, 1999
N W YEAR S EVE
NO SEAFOOD BUFFET
WILL BE SERVED IN THE
BLUESTONE DINING ROOM
3 S & W Corp. regrets to inform the guests that the regular
Friday Night Seafood Buffet will not be served on December
31, 1999. We will be serving a steak and lobster dinner at a
cost of $50.00 per person plus beverage and 6% sales tax.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 2000
NEW YEAR'S DAY
3 S & W Corp. will be offering a Gourmet Buffet for $11.95
per person plus beverage and 6% sales tax.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS
3 S & W CORPORATION
BLUESTONE DINING ROOM
PIPEsTEM RESORT STATE PAR
(304)466-1800 Ext.
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