The Mountain Messenger, Thursday, August 16, 1990 7A
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Ohio- Russell Eugene
1990.
he was the soil of the
and Mrs Rosie Lee Tit-
are his wife Mable Caldwell
one son, Colev B.
.~wport News, Vir~nia; one
Elizabeth Betty [k)oker;
Billy G. Booker, Sr, ,: one
k. King all of Coving-
grandchildren
held at The Metropolitan
hi Columbia followed by
A.M.E Cemetery.
Curry
;ia -- tlenry A. Curry, 78,
10, 1990.
18, 1912, the son ot the late
Roberta Ballou Curry.
The Greenbrier
leafs.
Jackson
Debrah Lee, Clark-
Jennifer Turnbow of Ellen-
eorgia, Karen Curry, Stone
eorgia; one son, Henry
Devens, Massachusetts;
and one brother.
at Saint Peter & Paul Catho-
Decatur, Georgia. Horis A.
in charge of funeral arrange-
Deitz, 76, died Au-
1990, in Humana llospital-
Valley, Fairlea, after a short
13, t913, at Clmtonville,
hter of the late John
Preceded in death by her hus-
Deitz in 1988 aJ~d three
Gene Henson and
Was a retired employee of
Manor Convalescent Home
Calvary Baptist Church
Lodge.
Johnston of
Deitz of Lewisburg,
tz of Fairlea; sister, Edna
brothers, Estil Henson
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of Clintonville, J. R. Henson ot Lewis-
burg; 10 grandchildren.
Service was at Calvary Baptist Church,
Lewisburg, with Reverend llavden Fur-
row officiating. Burial was m Wallace
Memorial Cemetery, Clintonville. Visita-
tion was at Wallace-Wallace Funeral
t lome, Lewisburg.
Edwin D. Eggteston
Russell, Kentucky -- Edwin [2)
Eggleston, 61, died August I0, 1990 at
his home following a long illness.,
Mr Egglc~:ton, born February 21, 1929 at
Alderson, was the son of the late William
Luther Eggleston and Bottle Alln Tho-
mas Eggleston.
[te was a resident of Kentucky for 20
years, a fireman with CSX, a member of
the United Transportation Union, a Ko-
rean Conflict Veteran, and of the Baptist
faith.
Survivors include: wife, Dorothy June
Bowden Eggleston of Russell,
Kentucky; two daughters,Mary Alice
Brooks of Alderson and Margaret Grace
Stuart of Russell, Kentucky; one brother,
Garnett Eggleston of Clayton; three
grandchildren.
Service was at Clayton Baptist Church
with Reverend Christopher Johnson offi-
ciating. Burial was in Clayton Cemetery.
Visitation was at Lobban Funeral t tome
in Alderson.
Mary E. King
AIderson -- Mrs Mary E. King, 67, died
August 11, 1990 at her home, following a
short illness.
Born February 5, 1923, at Alderson, she
was the daughter of the late Carl C. and
JosJe Holt Lades.
Mrs King had been a resident of Alder-
son for two years, attended Alderson
schools, was a graduate of West Virginia
University School of Journalism, and
was retired managing editor of the New
Mexico State Magazine.
She was preceded in death by a brother,
Carl Grady Lades.
Survivors indude two nephews, Michael
C. Eades of Franklin, Tennessee and Dr
Kenneth M. Lades of Charlottesville, Vir-
ginia and a niece, Sarah Jo l lain of
Owensboro, Kentucky.
The body was cremated
A memorial service will be held at a later
date.
Arrangements were made by Longa-
nacre Funeral Home, Fort Spring.
Eric Long
Renick -- Eric Long, 13, was found dead
at his home, August 9, 1990.
Born July 9, 1977 at Fairlea, he was the
son of Alfred and Karen Long of Renick
and Donna Harrah of Melbourne, Flor-
ida.
Mr Long was a student and attended the
Renick Presbyterial Church.
Other survivors include his paternal
grandparents, Carl and Nellie t lume of
Lewisburg.
Services were at Wallace and Wallace
Funeral Home in Lewisburg, with Rever-
end James Anderson officiating. Burial
was in Rosewood Cemetery at Lewis-
burg.
Berlie M. McLaughlin
Marlinton -- Mrs Birtie M. McLaughlin,
61, died August 8, 1990, at her home, fol-
lowing an apparent heart attack.
Born August 18, 1928, at Mineral Wells,
all
she was the daughter of the late l'hillip
A. and Armeta Barrs Lott,
Mrs McLaughlin was a homemaker and
a member of the l luntersville United
Methodist Church.
She was preceded in death by her hus
band, James D. McLaughlin.
Survivors include a son, ['vlichael
McLaughlm of White Sulphur Springs;
two daughters, Carolyn S. McLaughlin
and Barbara A. McLaughlin, both ot
Marlinton; a brother, Chester Loft of
Parkersburg; a sister, Lucy Emerick of
Louisville, Kentucky and two grandchil-
dren.
Services were at VanReenen Funeral
l lome m Marlinton. Burial was in Bea-
ver Creek Cemetery near 1 luntersville.
Ashby P. Nickell
Alderson -- Ashby P. (Red) Nickell, 78,
died August 13, 1¢90, at home following
a king illness.
Mr Nickcll, born September 19,1911 in
ltinton, was the son of the late Newton
Waite Nickell and Minnie Early Nickell.
He was owner and manager of Red
Nickell Grocery Store in Alderson tor 44
years, a charter member of the Alderson
Lions Club, member of the Tri-County
Memorial VFW Post 6723 of Alderson,
member of the American Legion of Ron-
ceverte and a WW 11 U.S. Army Veteran.
Survivors include: wife, Beula (;amble
Nickell of Alderson; daughter, Nancy N.
Vertier of Middletown, Maryland; son
(Newt) T. Nickel[ of Yokohama, Japan;
two sisters, Alice Wilkes of Gauley
Bridge and Louise Bernaek of Charlotte,
North Carolina and nine grandchildren.
Service was at Lobban Funeral ]lome
Chapel in Alderson with Reverend
Frank Jones and Clark Nash officiating.
Burial was in Fletcher Cemetery in
Alderson.
Visitation was at Lobban Fumeral 1 lome
m Alderson.
Military Graveside Rites were conducted
by Tri-County Memorial VFW Post 6723
of Alderson.
Aristis Elva Smith
Alderson --- Aristis Elva Smith, 82, diect
August 11, 1990, m a Fairlea l lospital,
following a long illness.
Born December 6, 1907, at Alderson, Mrs
Smith was a lifelong resident, a home-
maker, and member of the Shiloh Baptist -
Church at Alderson.
She was preceded m death by her hus-
band, Arthur M. Smith and a sister,
Freda l)oughty
Surviw,rs include five daughters, Joyce
I-larrison of New York City, New York,
Gladys Floyd of Lexington, Kentucky,
Cornelia Saddler of Alderson, Elva
Owens of Alderson, and Victoria Keys of
Columbus, Ohio; three sons, Arthur M.
Smith, Jr of Foster City, California, James
Smith of Constable, New York, and Fredi
Smith of San Francisco, California; 23
grandchildren and 28 great-grandchil-
dren
Arrangements were made by Lobban
Funeral llome in Alderson.
Clark Tanner
Renick -- Clark Tanner, 70, died August
8, 1990, in l lmnana Hospital Greenbrier
Valley, Fairlea, after a long illness.
Fie was a former resident of Braxton
County and an employee of the Chessie
System. I le was a Methodist.
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Surviving: wife, Emma; daughters, Re-
becca Lattea ot Weston, Ella Jane Rose of
New Milton, l lelen Walton of Renick;
sons, Steven of Independence, ()hi
