Alderman
Springs -- Mrs Martha
67, died May 24, 1990,
Regional Hospital, Low
after a long illness.
i a member of AIvon United
Church, United Methodist
Eastern Star. She was a
C&O School of Nursing and
nurse.
sons, Charles Bruce of White
Clayton Harlan of Balti-
Corn Dunbar Hicks of
Springs; brother, Edward
of White Sulphur Springs;
at Shanklin Funeral Home,
Springs, with Reverends
and Buck Caldwell officiat-
in Hilldrest Cemetery,
gs.
Birch field
Mrs Girthel Gladys Birch-
20, 1990, in a Fairlea
a short illness.
21, 1911 in Raleigh County,
~the daughter of the late Henry
of Webster, Massachusetts; son, Clark
W of Asbury; sisters, Maxine Gray of
Asbury, Sally Karron of Newport News,
Virginia, Margaret Hanna of Lewisburg;
brothers, Lacy Moody and George
Moody, both of Asbury; five grandchil-
dren.
Services were at Wallace-Wallace Fu-
neral Home, Lewisburg, with Reverends
Leroy Crane and Greg Bievins officiating.
Bunal was in Asbury Cemetery.
Dwight Richard Roach
Fort Spring -- Dwight Richard Roach,
77, died May 21, 1990, in a Charleston
hospital, following a long illness.
Born September 16, 1912, at Fort
Spring, he was the son of the late Ed-
ward and Ada Belle Persinger Roach.
Mr Roach was a lifelong resident of
Greenbrier County, member of the Hines
Baptist Church and a retired employee of
Acme Limestone Company and Meadow
River Lumber Company.
He was preceded in death by a daugh-
ter, Nancy Roach in 1956; three sisters,
Nellie and Lula Roach and Margaret Sur-
geon and five brothers Charles, Alfred,
Sidney, Raymond and James Roach.
Was of the Baptist faith
a homemaker.
!Preceded in death by her hus-
William J. Bryant Birch-
Sons, Bill and Ross Wood and
Hazel Adkins.
include three daughters,
Bryant of Mt. Sterling, Ohio,
of Phoenix, Arizona and
of Wakeman, Ohio; two
Birchfield of Durand, Michi-
boss Birchfield of Smoot; five
Gwinn of Mabscott, Lillian
Beckley, Corn Brown and
both of Columbus, Ohio and
of Odd; five brothers, Ray-
of Chicago, Illinois, Cline
Odd, Otis Wood of Tennessee
and Veck Wood, both of
23 grandchildren; 37 great-
great-great-grand-
Were at Smathers Funeral
in Rainelle with Reverend
officiating. Burial was in
Cemetery at Clinton-
Ervin
Mrs Alice Marie Smith Ervin,
Pocahontas County, died
1990 in a Fairlea hospital, fol-
illness.
18, 1907, at Clover Lick, she
ihter of the late John
Mary Hoover Smith.
was a homemaker and a
~f the Episcopal Church.
in death by her hus-
aries R. Ervin; a daughter, Ger-
)1; a brother, George Smith and
~nalee Ervin.
a daughter, Mary Ellen
a sister, Osa McLaugh-
nton, whom she reared as her
infancy; two additional sis-
Hancock of Harrisonburg,
Arzetta Millsap of Matoaka;
James B. and Jack E.
of Marlinton, Charles E.
Daniels, H. Hunter Smith of
and William S. Smith of Bolar,
grandchildren, and nine
s Were at Grace Episcopal
Clover Lick with Father Bill
Burial was in Stony
Bottom.
~rnents were made by
Home in Madinton.
Mrs Nellie M Hanson, 82,
1990, at home after a long
L member of West Point Baptist
and a homemaker.
: daughter, Martha Canterbury
Ernest Stidom
Friar's Hill -- Ernest Stidom, 83, of
Friar's Hill, died May 23, 1990 in a Beck-
ley hospital, following a short illness.
Survivors include his wife, Lucy Ray
Stidcm; a daughter, Maqorie L. Bare ot
Romeo, Michigan; two sons, Harvey
Stidom of White Sulphur Springs and
Roger Stidcm of Friars Hill; a halfsister,
Melinda Harles of Lewisburg; a
halfbrother, Joe Lee Stidom of Lewis-
burg; six grandchildren; three great-
grandchildren, and one step-great-grand-
child.
Services were at Wallace and Wallace
Funeral Home Chapel in Lewisburg with
Reverend Leroy Crane officiating. Burial
was in Morningside Cemetery at Renick
Minnie Bell Tyree
White Sulphur Springs -- Mrs Minnie
Bell Tyree, 92, died May 23, 1990, at a
Fairlea hospital, following a long illness.
Born March 12, 1898, at Haysie, Virginia,
she was the daughter of the late Edward
and Nannie Arrington Cochran.
Mrs Tyree was a homemaker and a
member of the Trout Primitive Baptist
Church.
She was preceded in death by her hus-
band, Edward Lee Tyree; five sisters and
three brothers.
Survivors include a son, Warren C. Ty-
ree of Lewisburg; three daughters, Ari-
etta Arnet of St. Albans, Charlotte Crane
of Ocean Isle, North Carolina and Doris
Watson of White Sulphur Springs; one
sister, Alta Thomas of Salem, Virginia;
12 grandchildren and eight great-grand-
children
Services were at Jack K. Wallace Fu-
neral Home in Lewisburg Burial was in
Andrew Chapel Cemetery at Wil-
liamsburg.
Bessie McMann White
Lewisburg -- Mrs Bessie McMann
White, 69, died May 25, 1990, at a Char-
leston hospital.
Survivors include her husband,
Sylvester; three sons. Mike, of Char-
leston; David, of Cross Lanes; Tim of
Morgantown; one brother: Lester
McMann of Lookout, two sisters: Bertie
Mae Shires of Ronceverte; and Sally
Lafton of Organ Cave; and three grand-
children, Katie, Molly and Chris White, all
of Cross Lanes.
Mrs White retired from Pension and
Group Consultants of Charleston and
Cincinnati. She was a member of the Na-
tional Business Women's Association
and Lambda Chi Omega Sorority. She
was a member of the Asbury United
Methodist Church in Charleston
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Greenbrier East Awards
Assembly Held May 23 & 25
Spartan Boy an, irl Adam Criddle and Michelle Glover
The twenty-second annual
awards assembly for Greenbrier
East High School students was held
May 23 and 25 in the school gymna-
sium. The program was divided into
two segments this year to allow suf-
ficient time for presentations.
Thirty-two scholarships valued at
over $26,000 were awarded by a
variety of colleges, community or-
ganizations, school clubs, and foun-
dations. A number of other awards
were presented in recognition of
achievment, citizenship, and aca-
demic accomplishments.
Adam Criddle and Michelle
Glover were named as Spartan Boy
and Spartan Girl and presided over
the school award presentations.
Spokespersons from community
groups presented awards from their
organizations.
The Greenbrier East High School
Choir provided music for the May 25
assembly, in addition to Keya
Barnes, who played the piano and
sang "East in Our Hearts." The song
was composed by Miss Barnes and
Danyelle Williams and is a tribute to
the Fairlea school.
The Mountain Messenger, Thursday, May 31, 1990 13A
United States Army Reserve Scholar/Athlete Awards: Cheryl Kincaid and Tom
Richards
Ruritan (Maxwelton) International Scholarship: Karen Brown
Henry Lindsey (Maxwelton Ruritan) Scholarship: Dawn Smith
Augustus Taylor Boiling High School Alumni Scholarship: Danye le Williams
Dick Gunnoe Memorial Scholarship: Joey Scott
Humana Hospital Greenbrier Valley Scholarships: Elizabeth Baker and Mary
Boehringer
HumanaHospital Greenbrier Valley Volunteers Scholarship Michelle Glover
Michon Marie Kelly Memorial Scholarship (Lewisburg Rotary Club): Michelle Glover
Lewisburg Rotary Club Scholarship: Terra Boggess
Lois McMillion Scholarship (Lewisburg Lioness Club): Debra Patterson
Eastern Greenbrier County Chamber of Commerce Scholarship: Judy Van Meter
Karen Belt Memorial Scholarship (White Sulphur Springs Lions Club): Scott Canter-
bury
David Yarid Memorial Business Scholarship: Cheryl Kincaid
Patricia Cole Memorial Scholarship (Greenbrier Valley National Bank): Greg Kaiser
Roger Neely Memorial Scholarship: Angela Barker (runner-up: Annissa Standard)
Greenbrier County Quota Club Scholarship Kathleen Cayanus
Alpha Zeta Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa Scholarship: Linda Hayes
Lewisburg Business and Professional Women's Club Scholarship: Katherine Rowe
West Virginia School Service Personnel Scholarship: Elizabeth Baker
R. Robert Dale Scholarship (Moose Lodge of Covington, Virginia) Joey Nemcik
Frankford Ruritan Club Scholarships: Ashley Boone, Karen Boggs, Angella Butler,
Tony Martin, Thomas Richards and Christopher Wykle
Greenbrier Valley Dental Association Science Achievement Award: Amanda Eaton
Greenbrier Manor Student Volunteer Award : Sharon Jones
Daughter of the American Revolution Good Citizen Award: Adam Criddle
Sons of the American Revolution Award: Darren Williams
WRON Scholar Athlete Awards: Sheri Bumgarner and Adam Criddle
U. S. Marine Corps Awards: Donna Oil and Ryan McClt, ng
Greenbrier Community College Foundation Scholarship: Sandra Mullins
West Virginia University Scholarships: Scott Canterbury, Ryan McClung, Beth
Richardson, Lillian Russell, John Stroud and Philip Williams
Concord College Scholarships: Stephanie Hicks, Shane Hunter, Judy Van Metre,
Deborah Patterson, and John Thompson
King's College Presidential Scholarship: Dana Napier
Greenbrier Scholars Awards: Eleanor Brown, Amanda Eaton, Jennifer Grimmett,
Leigh Ann Johnson, Kimberly Knotts, Sandra Mullins, Donna Ott, Dawn Price,
andLillian Russell
In Mall Dis
Awards & Recipients
Spartans of the Year: Michelle Clover, Adam Criddle.
Distinguished Achievement (American Legion. Midland-Seneca Post 69): Eleanor
Brown, Michael Staunton.
I Dare You (Dansforth Foundation of Saint Louis): Leigh Ann Johnson, Ryan
McClung.
School Service: Bart Baker, Terra Boggess, Chassie Carroll, Shafran Fields, Crys-
tal Halstead, Michelle Turley.
School Citizenship: Shane Hunter, Arlene McCormick, Nell McMillion, Alan
Moore, Richard Moore, Donna Ott, Darren Williams.
School Leadership: Tim Montgomery, Bryce Hackman, Luther Hanson, Amanda
Eaton, Nathan Stroud, Joey Yated."
Century 111 Leaders: Leigh Ann Johnson.
School Achievement: Danny Dolin, James Eagle, Windell Highlander, David
Keen, Everette Marshall, Rachel Miller, Joey Persinger.
Green & Gold Achievement: Jennifer Front, Mollie Baker, Shannon Sprague, Julie
Grubb.
Academic Leaders: Eleanor Brown, Amanda Eatom Kimberly Knotts.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4940 & Robert C Byrd: Eleanor Brown, Amanda
Eaton.
School Spirit: Ann Ayers, Sheri Bumgarner, Sarah Crookshanks, Lynda Hayes,
Cheryl Kincaid, Tara Logan, Autumn Loving, Cathy Morris, Gabe Stone, Brian
Williams.
Spartan Spirit Sword: Spartanettes basketball team
Home Economics Spirit: Sarah Beth Kerns.
Attitude: Jenny Front.
Achievement: Mollie Marie Baker.
Business: Teresa McMillion
Science: Amanda K. Eaton.
Distributive Education Marketing: Scottie Miller, Steve Allen.
Drafting: Marvin Miller, Joey Scott. ....
Mathematics: Mark McKinley.
National FFA Foundation Scholarship: Terra L. Boggess.
John Lee Pratt Scholarship (to VPI): Terra L. Boggess.
National Merit Scholarship: Eddie Smallwood.
Certificate of Commendation & National Merit Scholar to Bethany College: Leigh Ann
Johnson.
National Merit to Bridgewater College: Jody Parks.
Ray Kroc Achievement & Scholarship: Thomas Richards.
Future Business Leaders of America: Ryan McOlung.
Student Council Student of the Year: Gabe Stone.
Future Homemakers of America: Kimberly Knotts, Jennifer Kersey, Shane Hunter,
Frances Hartsook.
Student Council Clubs of the Year: FFA, Interact,
Top of the Mountain: Eleanor Brown, Terra Boggess, Scot Canterbury, Amanda
Eaton, Leigh Ann Johnson, Edward Smallwood, Kimberly Knolls, Tammy Perry,
Dawn Price, Shawn Spencer, Lillian Russell, Danyelle Williams, Leslie Wilson,
Christopher Wykle, Sandra Mullins, Richard Moore, Shane Hunter, Steve Hu-
dnall, Michelle Glover, Ashley Boone, Karen Boggs, Jason Bennett, Greg Atkin-
son.
Elks National Foundation: Eleanor Brown.
U. S. Marine Corps: Donna Ott, Ryan McClung.
Rainelle Council
Holds Meeting
The possibility of designating
two-way traffic on Fifth Street be-
tween Greenbrier Avenue and Main
Street was discussed by the
Rainelle Town Council at its May 14
meeting at Town Hall. Proponents
from Center Chevrolet said the
change would result in easier ac-
cess to their business. Mayor John
Hill directed the Traffic Committee to
investigate the proposal and to re-
port at the next meeting.
In other business, the Council
approved the deeding of an alley
near Fifth Street to Bryant Associ-
ates for $100. The firm owns Center
Chevrolet and is using the property
for expansion.
Tri-County Furniture was
awarded a contract for replacing the
Police Department carpeting with
tile. The company bid $999.99 for
the job. The only other bid was for
$1,100 from Kenneth Brackman
Construction Company. No dates
are set for the beginning or comple-
tion of the work.
The next meeting of the Council
will be May 28, 7 p.m., at Town Hall.
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A collection of 13 antique bi-
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past two weeks. Chicago collector
Buddy Farnan brought part of his
famed bicycle collection to Fairlea
May 18 as a representation of the
largest private traveling exhibit of
antique and unusual bicycles in the
United States, according to a press
release.
Bicycles from one to ten feet tall,
wooden cycles from the 1860's, "hi-
wheels," "boneshakers," a "circle
,cycle," and bikes without chains and
pedals are among the collection.
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