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ORLEY L. LILLY
Orley Lee Lilly, 79 of Hix, died
Monday, December 19, 2016 at his
home.
Born December 29, 1936 at Flat
Top, WV he was the son of the late
Daniel Lee and Nora Mae Lilly. Mr.
Lilly was a self employed electrician
and was a lifelong resident of West
Virginia.
He was preceded in death by a
daughter, Lora Anderson and a son,
Timothy Lilly.
Survivors include a son, Jerry
Lilly of Lewisville, IN. Three
grandchildren.
Visitation will be at noon on
Wednesday, December 28th, 2016
with funeral services to follow at
1:00 at Pivont,Funeral Home Chapel
in Hinton, WV with Pastor Bob
Combs officiating. Billo will be laid
to rest at the Harper Family
Cemetery at Sand Knob, WV.
Pallbearers will be grandsons,
Stephen and Mark Whitlock;
granddaughter, Nora Williams;
nephew, Jerry McClure; and cousins,
Jimmy and Joey Farley. A long-time
family friend, Phillip Maddy, will
daughters, RebeecaWatson of Lapel,BILLO B. WILLIAMS serve as honorary pallbearer. He
was of the Protestant faith.
IN, Loretta Schoolcraft of Houston, It is with deep sadness that we Memorial donations may be made to
TX and Elizabeth M. Carr of Sealy, announce the death of Billo B. the Sand Knob United Methodist
TX. Three step-daughters, Becky Williams, Sr., 90, of Jumping Church, 124 Harper Family FarIn
Sweeney of Sandstone, Linda Branch, who passed away peacefully Lane, Nimitz, WV 25978 or the
Rothfuss of Pella, IA and Peggy on Friday, December 23, 2016 at Jumping Branch Tabernacle
Bickle of Ft. Worth, TX. His aunts home surrounded by his family. Church, c/o Tom Coffman, HC 85
and uncles, raised as brothers and He was born to Audrey and Okey Box 5, Jumping Branch, WV 25969.
sisters, Marie Skelton of Shady Williams in Hinton, WV on Online condolences at
Spring, Virginia Wilson & husband September 27, 1926 and lived most www.pivontfuneralhome.com
Bobby of Beckley and James Lilly of of his life in Summers County. He Arrangements by Pivont Funera;
Indiana. Eight grandchildren,attended Hinton High School and Home, Hinton, WV.
seventeen great grandchildren, four joined the U.S. Army in April 1945
step grandchildren and six step and served in WWII. He married
great grandchildren also survive. Nita Harper Williams on December
Graveside services and burial21, 1945. They recently celebrated
were held at 1:00 p.m. Wednesday, their 715t wedding anniversary.
December 21, 2016 at the Shockley Billo was a retired coal mine
Hill Church of Christ Cemetery with foreman from Eastern Associated
Roger Brown officiating. There was Coal Company, and actively enjoyed
no visitation. Those wishing to hunting, gardening, and fishing,
attend the services were asked to which was a life-long passion. He
• meet at the cemetery, also enjoyed watching sports and
Online condolences at www. playing cards with family and
pivontfuneralhome.com friends.
Arrangements were by Pivont Billo is survived by his loving
Funeral Home, Hinton, WV. wife; daughters, Dianne Whitlock
(Beckley), Karen Peters (Stafford,
*** VA), Lynn Williams (and son-in-law,
Love at first sight is easy to Jim Bitter; Johnson City, TN), and
understand; it's when two son Billo B. Williams, Jr., "Bennf'
people have been looking at (and daughter-in-law, Paulette;
each other for a lifetime that Forest Hill); 6 grandchildren; 6 great
it becomes a miracle, grandchildren; and 2 great-great
--Sam Levenson grandchildren. He was predeceased
*** by his parents, 4 brothers, and 4
A New Treatment In The Fight Against Ovarian Cancer
(NAPS)--According to the Amer-
ican Cancer Society, a woman's risk
of,developing ovarian cancer is one_
i in 73:'Awareness"of the:signs find
symptoms of the disease is a
woman's first defense against it, but
many of the symptoms of ovarian
cancer are similar to those of every-
day ailments, like bloating, pain in
the abdomen or pelvis, and trouble
eating or feeling full quickly.
Because there are no tests for
early detection of ovarian cancer, If you or someone you care about
many women are only diagnosed is at risk for ovarian cancer, your
when the disease has progressed to doctor may have a new way to help.
more advanced stages. For this rea-
son, the Ovarian Cancer National because it could help determine
Alliance (OCNA) lists ovarian can- the course of treatment. Testing
cer as the most deadly of all gyne- positive for a germline BRCA
cological cancers, with a five-year mutation is a requirement for
survival rate of less than 50 percent, treatment with LYNPARZA.
While early diagnosis is a bar- Treatments that Target BRCA
rier to improved survival, there Mutations
have also been very few treatments LYNPARZA is a type of drug
available to manage ovarian can- known as a PARP inhibitor (PARPi).
cer in the advanced stages. Just A PARPi works by blocking the
recently, however, the U.S. Food PARP protein and thereby prevent-
and Drug Administration (FDA) ing DNA repair in cells. In BRCA-
has approved LYNPARZATM (ola- mutated cancer cells, BRCA proteins
parib) capsules as a new treatment are unable to effectively repair the
option. LYNPARZA is intended for DNA. Treatment with LYNPARZA
use as monotherapy, meaning it can lead to a large buildup of DNA
can be used without any other damage in cancer cells, resulting in
treatment, in women living with cancer cell death.
advanced ovarian cancer described In clinical trials, LYNPARZA
as deleterious or suspected delete- demonstrated an objective re-
rious germline BRCA-mutated (as sponse rate (ORR) of 34 percent in
detected by an FDA-approved test) patients with advanced gBRCA-
ovarian cancer, who have been mutated ovarian cancer who
treated with three or more prior received three or more prior lines
lines of chemotherapy, of chemotherapy. This means 34
The indication is approved percent of patients saw the size of
under accelerated approval based their tumor shrink, versus those
on objective response rates and who saw no change.
duration of response. Continued The median duration of ther-
approval for this indication may apy was found to be 7.9 months
be contingent upon verification for patients involved in the trial.
and description of clinicalbenefit LYNPARZA may cause serious
in confirmatory trials, side effects that can lead to death
"The FDAapproval of LYNPARZA including bone marrow problems
is important news for eligible women and lung problems. Patients will
with germline BRCA-mutated undergo blood tests before, and
(gBRCAm) advanced ovarian can- every month during, treatment
cer," said Dr. Briggs Morrison, with LYNPARZA to monitor their
Executive Vice President, Global blood cell counts.
Medicines Development & Chief The most common side effects
Medical Officer, AstraZeneca. are anemia, nausea or vomiting,
Genetic Testing tiredness or weakness, diarrhea,
Different genes are linked to dif- indigestion or heartburn, headache,
ferent parts of the body, and these loss of appetite, changes in how food
mutations can cause normal cells to tastes, changes in kidney function
become cancerous. One of the lead- blood tests, sore throat or runny
ing causes of ovarian cancer is a nose, upper respiratory infection,
genetic mutation that can be hered- cough, pain in the joints, muscles
itary, known as BRCA1 and BRCA2. and back, rash, and pain or dis-
Mutations in these genes can signif- comfort in the stomach area.
icantly incre~e the risk of breast and If you or someone you love is liv-
ovarian cancer, ing with ovarian cancer, or if you~
According to the National Cancer have a family history of ovarian can-
Institute, of the 1.4 percent of all cer, talk to your doctor about BRCA
women who will develop ovarian testing to determine if a genetic
cancer by 70 years of age, 39 per- mutation is present. Once you know
cent will harbor a specific BRCA1 your genetic status, talk to your doc-
mutation and 11 to 17 percent a tor about treatment optionsinclud-
BRCA2 mutation, ing whether a PARP inhibitor such
It is also important to note that as LYNPARZA is right for you.
nearly half of women with ovarian Please see the Important
cancer who have a BRCA muta- Safety Information below for addi-
tion have no relevant family his- tional information.
tory of hreast or ovarian cancer, Talk to your doctor about any
which is why all women" diagnosed questions you may have about ovar-
with ovarian cancer should talk to ian cancer or LYNPARZA. To learn
their doctor about BRCA testing-- more, visit www.LYNPAP, ZA.Cem.
Protect Yourself With The
(NAPS)--Ifyou or someone you care
about is among the estimated 150 mil-
lion women who'll have a urinary tract
infection (UTI) this year, you may be re-
lieved to .know that cranberry juice may
be a nutritional approach to help avoid
the infection in the first place.
"l'he Problem
Approximately 60 percent of women
will experience a UTI in their lifetimes
and one in four will suffer a recurrence
within six months.
UTIs are typically treated with pre-
scribed antibiotics; however, antibiot-
ic resistance--when bacteria stop re-
sponding to the drugs designed to kill
them--is possibly the single most im-
portant infectious disease threat people
face today.
In fact, each year, more than two mil-
lion Americans are infected by germs
that are resistant to antibiotics and at
least 23,000 people die as a result.
According to an omnibus survey
conducted by KRC of 1,000 Americans,
nine in 10 adults understand that over-
using antibiotics can be harmful to one's
health. So what's the alternative?
An Answer
Thankfully, there is ~ small, nutri-
ent-dense fruit that can ,help defend
your body against UTIs. ,The ~best part?
You don't need a prescription for it.
It's the cranberry.
"More than 50 years of well-docu-
mented research points to cranberries'
unique ability to block certain bad
bacteria:' said Dr. Christina Khoo, Di-
rector of Global Health Sciences and
Regulatory Affairs at Ocean Spray.
"This makes cranberries one delicious
option that may help prevent urinary
tract infections7
Dr. Khoo notes that the key to
avoiding the infection altogether is
consuming an eight-ounce glass of
cranberry juice daily. People shouldn't
wait until they have a UTI to drink
The Fall Season of activities for
the "Lighthouse Beams" youth
group of the Pence Springs
Community Church began with our
group participating in the Walk for
Her Lifetime in Bellepoint on
October 1st. We had a special reason
for walking this year. One of our own
(Kassi Hedrick Coleman) is a breast
cancer survivor. She was there to
walk with us. We raised $1600.00
and once again we brought home the
trophy.
On October 29th we had our
annual hayride, driven by Chuck
Barker. Everyone boarded the
wagon at the church and after a
prayer by Pastor Roger the ride was
on. Some of our people stayed behind
to prepare for the party afterwards.
Renee Kounse and Betty Garten
went after the pizzas and the
Stewarts prepared a pifiata for the
children.
When the wagon returned we had
the judging of the costumes. The
winners are: Prettiest: Arabella
Parkin & Sarah Canterbury,
Ugliest: Gavin? (visitor) & Jacob
Canterbury. Most time to prepare:
Oliva Presley and Most Biblical:
Bethany. Parkin Phyllis Wylde &
Renee Kounse took care of the prizes
and the loot bags. Betty Garten, Bob
Cales, and Gale Keatley ran the fish
pond.
Oct. 30th was our shoe box day.
We had 39 this year. Thank you to
all who prepared them!
On November 6th we started
Christmas play practice. That lasted
until the play, Dec. 18th. November
19th was our church family
Thanksgiving dinner. We met in the
basement and had the blessing and
The Statler Hotel in Buffalo, New York,
built in 1904, was the first hotel in
the United States tohave running
water ancl a pnh~ bath in each room.
ACCEPTING DONATIONS
Hinton Area Foundation
Accepting Flood Relief Donations.
For those asking how they can help
those affected by the flooding in
Summers County (100% goes to the
needs of local citizens), Hinton Area
Foundation accepts tax deductible
donations online via PayPai or credit
card at http'J/hintonareafoundation.
org or checks can be mailed to
Hinton Area Foundation, PO Box
217, Hinton, WV 25951. Please note
2016 Flood Victims when you make
your donation.
If you have questions, please call
the HAF Office at 304-466-5332,
contact Deborah Clark, president at
deborah.clark@suddenlink.net or
get in touch with any HAF board
member.
Power Of Cranberry Juice
Photo
Cranberry juice is more than a re-
freshing drink--it may also improve
the quality of life for women who
suffer from UTIs.
cranberry juice, because once the
symptoms start, they'll likely need a
course of antibiotics.
According to that same omnibus
survey, consuming cranberry juice daily
shouldn't be a problem--three-quarters
of adults would rather drink a glass of
cranberry juice a day than take antibiot-
ics a few times a year.
At a time when antibiotic resistance
threatens public health around the
world, research shows that consumi/~g
cranberry juice daily can be' a nutritional
approach to reducing symptomatic UTIs
and, as a result, may be a useful way to
decrease the worldwide use of antibiotics.
So it seems cranberry juice is more than
a refreshing drink--it may also improve
the quality of life for women who suffer
from UTIs by reducing their trips to the
doctor, their lab costs and antibiotic use.
Learn More
For further information about an-
tibiotic resistance and how you can
#DrinkToDefend your body against
UTIs, visit the experts at Ocean Spray
online at www.cranberryhealth.com.
To view the full list of sources, visi'
www.cranberrvheahh.com/sources.
• the meal was enjoyed by all. We had
turkey, ham, and all kinds of extras,
provided by all who attended. We
were blessed with a lot of visitors
and that was nice if you came, please
Thankfully there was hot chili and
pizza and all kinds of good food back
at our church.
Also a the church was a bunch of
people waiting to surprise our Pastor
(Roger Persinger) with a birthday
party for his 70th birthday!
He received many cards and nice
gifts. He also received cards from
many people he knows from all over
the county. If you sent one, thanks
for helping us make his day special.
Bob Cales had a little talk before
the blessing and also asked for other
to say things they wished to say to
or about Pastor Roger.
Many nice things were said and
we hope he had a great day.
Our last event for the year was
our annual Christmas play
December 18th @ 7:00 p.m. The title
was ~Come to Bethlehem and see!"
The church was full and weather co-
operated to let us go on and have it.
We had fun preparing the play and
we hope that all who attended
enjoyed it.
Our goal was to celebrate Jesus,
the very best gift was ever given and
to get the story told to those who
may not know the true meaning of
Christmas.
Now as we close the year 2016
we would like to say "Happy New
Year" to everyone and if you don't
have a home church, you are
welcome to come worship with us.
Our church is located above the
Country Roads Store in Pence
Springs.
Tues. Dec. 27, 2016 Hinton News - 3
Beyond Wishes TRP receives a $900 donation from West Virginia
School of Osteopathic Medicine Foundation thru fundraising efforts
from a talent show and book sales. Thanks go out to the Student
Academy of American Osteopathy Club. A job well done! Pictured are
Danielle Midkiff a 5th year participant on Rosie and Mareelyn McQuaig
Instructor on Mr. T. after a fun trail ride.
Charleston The National
Endowment for the Humanities
recently announced Creating
Humanities Communities, a new
initiative to support grassroots
humanities programs by
encouraging partnerships and
collaborations. West Virginia is
among the areas targeted by the
initiative as the NEH seeks to serve
areas previouslY underfunded by its
grants program. Interested West
Virginia institutions and
organizations are invited to apply for
the matching grants of $30,000,
$60,000, $90,000 or $150,000. Each
must be matched by $1 in nonfederal
third-party funds. The application
deadline for the inaugural round of
grants is February 15, 2017.
A link for more information about
the Creating Humanities
Communities initiative may be
found on the West Virginia
Humanities Council website at
www.wvhumanities.org. For more
information about the West Virginia
Humanities Council grants program
contact Humanities Council grants
administrator Erin Riebe at (304)
346-8500 or via email at riebe
@wvhumanities.org.
$1 of NEH grant support awarded ........ . ~ ,~-~: .... ~:~,:.~,
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