-- Mrs Betty Anne Arbuckle,
May 31, 1990, at her home at
Way No. 15.
24, 1920, in Louisville, Ken-
was the daughter of the late
and irma Letterle Laird.
was a member of the
!Presbyterian Church at Maxwel-
Women of the Church, member
Andrew Lewis Chapter of
hters of the American Revolu-
the Lewisburg Professional
a 40-year resident of Lewis-
retired from Arbuckle Insur-
with 20 years of service.
preceded in death by her hus-
Arbuckle in 1962.
include two daughters, Mrs
R. (Cally) Hogsett of Huntington
Robert (Martha) Londeree of
a son, Joe W. Price of
Florida; two sisters, Charlotte
of Lewisburg and Peggy Hiner
Virginia; two sisters-in-
Arbuckle of Maxwelton and
'nes of Lewisburg; four grand-
and one stepgrandson.
services were at Clifton Pres-
Church at Maxwelton with Dr
officiating. Burial was in
Cemetery.
were made by McCraw
Rome in Lewisburg.
Ballou
b, Florida -- Dr H. Charles Ballou,
of White Sulphur Springs,
26, 1990 in a Naples hospital,
short illness.
27, 1914, in Rochester, Min-
i he was the son of the late Har-
Luella VanCamp Ballou.
was a member of the First
Church of White Sulphur
1939 graduate of University of
Medical Center and served
U.S. Naval Medical Corps during
II, where he obtained the rank
commander and was
the Pacific Theater Campaign
;instrumental in the development
Clinic at The Green-
in White Sulphur Springs,
practiced medicine in 1948 un-
in 1979•
include his wife, Catherine W.
sons, Charles W. Ballou of
Virginia and Thomas C.
South Carolina; a
er, Elizabeth B. McCoy of
Delaware; a sister, Mrs
of Walnut Creek, Califor-
randchildren.
Were at First Presbyterian
of White Sulphur Springs with
Ben Gurley officiating. Burial
Memorial Gardens at
were made by Shanklin
White Sulphur Springs.
Carter
-- Mrs Lucy Virginia Carter,
25, 1990, in a Fairlea hos-
a short illness.
2, 1921, at Union, she was the
of the late Charles and Mary
was a homemaker and a
of Christ Temple at Sinks
Include two sons, Charles
and Char-
Washington, D.C.
Were at Jack K. Wallace Fu-
Chapel in Lewisburg with
Hunter officiating. Burial
~tery at Lincoln.
Doyle
inia -- John Cleo Doyle,
27, 1990, at home after a
Mr Doyle was formerly of
Springs.
retired employee of Virginia
Co., Fairlea.
]: Wife, Genevieve Morgan
Donna Frost of Clear-
Pat Saunders and Phyllis
of Salem, Brenda Stewart of
California; sister, Pauline
five grandchildren; five
at McCraw Funeral Home,
vith ReverenqL Jim Anderson
was in Greenbrier Me-
Lewisburg.
Eagle
Dollie Marie Eagle, 48,
25, 1990, at home, after an
attack.
husband, Andrew Eagle;
Erma Lea Eagle of Fairlea,
of Ronceverte, Donna
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Sue Harless of Lewisburg, Dreama Faye
Eagle at home; sons, Andrew Jr and
James Allen at home; brothers, Ray Co-
chran of Charlottesville, North Carolina,
Paul Cochran of Rainelle, Floyd Cochran
of Frankford, Jimmy, George, David,
Bobby, Benny and Joe Cochran, all of
Maryland; sisters, Mary Wells of Virginia,
Kay Cochran of Maryland, Mae Cochran
of Georgia, Louise Wells of Rainelle, Ann
Hambrick of Renick; five grandchildren.
Service was at Jack K. Wallace Funeral
Home, Lewisburg with Reverend J• K
Wallace officiating. Burial was in
Morningside Cemetery, Renick.
Cary R. Goddard
Lewisburg -- Cary R. Goddard, 86, died
May 30, 1990, in a Fairlea hospital, fol-
lowing a long illness.
Services were at Wallace and Wallace
Funeral Home in Lewisburg with Rever-
end Leroy Crane officiating• Burial was in
Wallace Memorial Cemetery at Clinton-
ville
Mary A. Hardesty Honaker
Alderson -- Mrs Mary A. Hardesty Ho-
naker, 82, died June 3, 1990 at Humana
Hospital Greenbrier Valley following a
long illness•
Born May 23, 1908, at Cranesvitle in
Preston County, she was the daughter of
the late Calvin and Mary E Frazee.
Mrs Honaker was a resident of the Alder-
son Manor Apartments, a homemaker
and member of the Old Greenbrier Bap-
tist Church at Alderson.
She was preceded in death by her first
husband, Fred C Hardesty in 1950; her
second husband, Leslie D. Honaker in
1961 and two sons, Carlton J. Hardesty
in 1954 and Ronald F. Hardesty in 1988.
Survivors include three sons, Edward P.
Hardesty of Alderson, Joseph R Hard-
esty of Akron, Ohio and John C• Hard-
esty of Bunker Hill; a daughter, Sarah
Jone Honaker Costa of Myrtle Beach,
South Carolina; 12 grandchildren and 6
great-grandchildren.
Service was at Lobban Funeral Home
Chapel in Alderson with Reverend Dr
William C. Taylor officiating. Entomb-
ment was in Rosewood Cemetery Mau-
soleum in Lewisburg.
Reginald D. Hudgins
Frankford -- Reginald D. "Reggie"
Hudgins, 64, died May 26, 1990, in a Sa-
lem, Virginia hospital following a short ill-
ness.
Born January 29, 1926 at Grottoes, Vir-
ginia, he was the son of the late Charles
Arnold and Mae Mace Hudgins.
Mr Hudgins was a member of Enon Bap-
tist Church at Frankford, a member of
Greenbrier Lodge No. 42 A.F. and AM,
Ronceverte Chapter No, 21 R.A.M, a
25-year member of the Greenbrier Com-
mandary No. 15 K.T., a 32 Degree Ma-
son of Scottish Rites of Free Masonry,
Charleston, Beni Kedem Temple of
Charleston•
He was also a member of the Greenbrier
Valley Shrine Club of Lewisburg, Lewis-
burg Chapter No. 108 Order of the East-
ern Star, Frankford Volunteer Fire De-
partment, American Legion Post No. 69,
Teamsters Joint Council No. 83 of Vir-
ginia and National AARP.
He served in the U S. Navy for two
years and retired from Smith Transfer
following 27 years of service.
Survivors include his wife, Betsy J.
Hudgins; a son, Don Hudgins, and a
grandson, Drew Hudgins, whom he
adopted.
Services were in the Memorial Chapel of
McCraw Funeral Home in Lewisburg with
Reverend Ron Williams officiating as-
sisted by pastor Danny Goins and Rev-
erend Dexter Taylor. Burial was in Rose-
wood Cemetery in Lewisburg with Ma-
sonic graveside rites.
Pallbearers were Clifford Gillian, Brownie
Hinkle, J. P Fawcett, Harry Perkins,
Harry Mackey and Dayton Burner.
Honorary pallbearers were AI Brown,
Ralph Boone, Wallace Loudermilk, Bruce
McClung, Junior Burks, Bill Boggs, Dave
Meritt, Lloyd Burks and Vernon Bucklin,
Ruby Cathleen Hutchenson
Alderson -- Ruby Cathleen Hutchen-
son, 72, died May 24, 1990, in Roanoke
(Va) Memorial Hospital after a long ill-
ness.
Service was at AIderson Church of God
with Reverend Phil Combs officiating.
Burial was in Alderson Cemetery.
Gladys Jeffries
Frankford -- Mrs Gladys Jeffries, 79,
died June 2, 1990, at her home following
a long illness.
Born December 15, 1910, in Alta Vista,
Virginia, she was the daughter of the late
Harry and Annie Robertson Scott.
Mrs Jeffries was a member of the
Frankford United Methodist Church, a
77-year resident of Frankford, a home-
maker, farmer and member of the na-
tional AARP.
She was preceded in death by her hus-
band, Basil Jeffries in 1980•
Survivors include three daughters;
Frances Blake of Vienna, Virginia,
Sherry Multins of Frankford and Mary Al-
ice Beard of Lewisburg; a son, Terry Olin
Jeffries of Frankford; a brother, Bobby
Jene Scott of Accokeek, Maryland; nine
grandchildren, and four great-grandchil-
dren.
Services were in Memorial Chapel of
McCraw Funeral Home in Lewisburg with
Reverends Ken Richards and Barry Moll
officiating• Burial was in Frankford
Cemetery.
Wersler (Wesler) Keenan
Lewisburg -- Wersler (Wesler) Keenan,
75, died May 31, 1990, at a Fairlea hos-
pital, following a long illness
Born October 6, 1914, in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, he was the son of the late
John A. and Edna Wiedensaul Keenan
Mr Keenan was a World War II veteran,
employed by the Pocono Manor of Penn-
sylvania, worked in the Hotel Dennis in
Atlantic City, where he was manager, the
Emerald Beach Hotel in Nassau, Baha-
mas and served 20 years at The Green-
brier, where he was vice president and
general manager.
He served on the Board of Directors of
the Hotel Association, was director of the
Hotel Sales Management Association,
president of the Bahamas Hotel Associa-
tion, W. Va. Hotels Association, the
Southern Innkeepers Association and a
member of the Tavern Club.
Survivors include his wife, Dorotha
Humphreys Keenan; two daughters,
Nancy Alcorn of Newbury Port, Massa-
chusetts and Beth Petronis of Albuquer-
que, New Mexico; a brother, David W
Keenan of Clearwater, Florida and four
g randchildren
Memorial serwces will be held at a later
date. Donations of sympathy may be
made to American Cancer Society or
Ronald McDonald House
There was no visitation.
The body was cremated.
Arrangements were made by Wallace
and Wallace Funeral Home in Lewis.
burg.
Nettle Nelson McClung
Lewisburg --- Mrs Nellie Nelson
McClung, 80, died May 31, 1990, at
Greenbrier Manor following a long ill-
ness.
Born December 25, 1909, she is the
daughter of the late James Harvey and
Nona McGraw Nelson
Mrs McClung was a member of Fairlea
Church of Christ: Town and County Ex
tension Homemakers and retired em.
ployee of The Greenbrier Hotel She was
preceded in death by her husband, Ray
Richard McClung, July 10, 1972; a
daughter Jean McClung Eisenwine, April
2, 1986 and a son Lanty Keith McClung,
June 16, 1988.
Survivors: one daughter, Mrs H. B.
Moore of Lewisburg; five sons, Jack
McOlung of Lonoke, Arkansas, Guy
Richard McOlung of New Marshall, Vir-
ginia, Charles Wayne McOlung of Nash-
ville, Tennessee, Carl Douglas McClung
of Marlboro, New Jersey, and Glen Alan
McClung of Lewisburg; one sister, Mary
N. Ketchum of Lonoke, Arkansas; 20
grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren.
Services were in Memorial Chapel of
McOraw Funeral Home with Reverends
Keith Ball of Beetsville, Ohio and Ken
Matthews of Fairlea. Entombment was in
Rosewood Mausoleum.
Shirley D. Neldner
Springfield, Virginia -- Mrs Shirley D
Neldner, 57, died Wednesday, May 30,
in a Ronceverte care center, following a
long illness.
Born February 25, 1933, at Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, she was the daughter of the
late Victor and Irene Clappa Bylewski.
There was no visitation•
The body was cremated.
Arrangements were made by Wallace
and Wallace Funeral Home in Lewis-
burg.
Joseph Edward Thomas
While Sulphur Springs -- Reverend
Joseph Edward Thomas, 73, died May
31, 1990, at his home, following a long
illness.
Born March 8, 1917, in Eldorado, Illinois,
he was the son of the late Charlie and
Bessie Newton Thomas.
Reverend Thomas was the minister of
Neola Baptist Church, member of the
Masonic Lodge No. 113 of Ansted, Neola
Lions Club, the Fayette Freewill Baptist
Church and was a retired employee of
Central Appalachian Coal Company at
Montgomery.
Survivors include his wife, Irene Kirkpa-
trick Thomas; two sons, Larry Thomas of
Phoenix, Arizona and Jerry Thomas of
Kings Mountain, North Carolina; a step-
son, Kenneth Lemke of Manhattan, Kan-
sas: four sisters, Ernestine Thomas,
Hester Ewers and Nova Marie Plumley,
all of Columbus, Ohio and Ruby Landey
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of Northest, Maryland; two brothers,
David Thomas of Ansted and Ralph Tho-
mas of Fayetteville and five grand-
chilldren
Services were at Shanklin Funeral Home
Chapel in White Sulphur Springs with
Reverend Clyde Wood officiating. En-
tombment wilt be in Wallace Memorial
Mausoleum at Clintonville.
Ethel Tincher
White Sulphur Springs - Miss Ethel
Tincher, 69, died June 2, I990, in a
Fairlea hospital following a long illness
Born January 23, 1921, in Summers
County, she was the daughter of the late
Howard and Dove Littlepage Tincher.
Miss Tincher has been a resident of the
White Sulphur Springs Continuous Care
Center for several months, was formerly
of Whitesville and was of the Baptist
faith
She was preceded in death by three
brothers, Sam, Tom and Jess Tincher;
two sisters, Minnie Tincher and Dolly
Cohenour and a special friend, Leslie
Mcgee in 1989.
Survivors include two daughters, Rosie
Alderson of AIderson and Kathie Reed of
White Sulphur Springs; a sister, Lucy
Wenger of Alderson; a brother, Clovie
Tincher of Alderson; five grandchildren
and four great-grandchildren
Services were at Lobban Funeral Home
Chapel in Alderson with Reverend Mark
Farren officiating Burial was in Griffith
Creek Cemetery in Summers County
Juanita Broyles Weikle
Union --- Mrs Juanita Broyles Weikle,
74, died May 26, 1990, in a Charleston
hospital after a short illness
She was a member of Mount Alexander
Methodist Church, Sarton, and a home-
maker.
Surviving: son, Larry R. of Peterstown;
brother, Thomas R• Broyles of Union,
granddaughter, Leigh Boggesss of Pe-
terstown; three stepgrandchildren; one
step-great-grandson.
Service was at Mount Alexander Meth-
odist Church, Sarton, with Reverend
Hughlyn Wilson and Reverend Jimmy AI
len officiating. Burial was in the church
cemetery
Arrangements were made by Broyles-
McGuire Funeral Home, Union.
Patricia Ruth Wetherington
Frankford -- Patricia Ruth Wetherington
died May 31, 1990 at Charlottesville of
injuries received two weeks earlier in a
car accident. She was born October 10,
1946 in Savannah, Georgia, the daugh-
ter of the late Lt. Colonel Lonnie Z
Wetherington, USAR, and Geneva Tay-
lor Wetherington She moved to Poca-
hontas County in 1979 and worked as a
nurse, most recently at Pocahontas Me-
monal Hospital She had just begun to
serve as horne health nurse. Through
her nursing and her friendship, she
touched the lives of many people in
Pocahontas and Greenbrier Counties.
She is survived by her mother, maternal
grandmother, Mrs M. R. Taylor of
Warner Robbins, Georgia; paternal
grandmother, Mrs Ola Wetherington of
Orangeburg, South Carolina; brothers
Lonnie, of Richmond, Virginia; Ned and
Joe of Warner Robbins, Georgia; Chris,
of Perry, Georgia; Charles, of Chat-
tanooga, Tennessee, and sisters Mari-
anne Herring, of San Antonio, Texas;
Madge Kohanna, of Fort Valley, Georgia
and Sue Alzheimer, of Augusta, Georgia
and sixteen nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were June 2, in Charlot-
tesville A memorial service is planned
for this week in Marlinton. The family re-
quests that those wishing to ~nemorialize
Pat should make contributions either to
Pocahontas Memorial Hospital Building
Fund or Family Refuge Center, Lewis-
burg
In Memorium
In Fondest Memories of
Hazel L Terry
All I really can say is I miss you.
Best I know you're in a better place.
You were a wonderful friend and
mother. Most of all you were a cou-
rageous soul. You had a way that
was worth more than money could
ever hope to possess.
1 know there were many times
you could have given up hope. But,
clear one, you fought a good fight
with life. I believe you won a place in
heaven and a crown of the prettiest
colors that were ever to be won.
You had a way (a lot like me) to
make others laugh while really deep
inside you were hurting. Most of all
Ill remember you as a friend, rll al-
ways be proud to say that I knew, as
I sit and write this, I am having a
hard time fighting back the tears.
Someday, if the Lord sees fit, rll be
able to hold your hands and give
you a friendly embrace.
If I could have one wish today, it .
would be for us to have a talk like
the good old days when you were
still here. Since that's impossible I'll
just keep you in a special place in
my heart and memory.
--Gall E. Foster
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