Bess C. Burr, 92,
9, 1990 in a Marlin-
illness.
18, 1987. at Edray,
daughter of the late
Criser.
! a homemaker, a mem-
Star and of the
in death by her
Burr; two sisters
one nephew and
VanReenen Funeral
with Reverend
officiating. Burial
View Cemetery at
W. Fain, 65, died
1990, at a Charleston
long illness.
in South Char-
the son of the late
I Ivy Kessler Fain.
from the U. S.
Years o.f service.
his wife, Helen tL
daughter, Mrs Re-
of Charleston;
~, Harold Fain of Quln-
Fain of St. Albans,
Fain of Newport News,
sisters, Georgia F.
and Sarah Woltz
and three grand-
were at Wallace
Chapel at Sam
that in lieu of flow-
sympathy be made
Masonic Lodge No.
were made by J, E.
ttome in Char-
Griffith
Claude Philip "Cla"
died September 12,
VA Medical Center
of Yawkey, Lincoln
Air Force veteran
Department of Hu-
Wife, Jackle Robinson
Mike of Beckley, Time-
Jason of Charlotte,
daughters, Linda
North Care-
of Cross Lanes;
Kincaid of Hampton,
Kincaid at home;
Cindy Nottingham of
Kineaid of Fayettev-
Griffith of Alder-
at Dodd-Payne-Hess
Fayetteville, with
Blankenship
was in Resflawn
Victor. Visitation
me.
Adam Jesse Hall
FLIzlea --Adam Jesse Hall, 86, of
Webster Springs (Webster County),
died September 8, 1990, at Humana-
Greenbrier Valley Hospital in Fairlea
following a long illness.
Born August 16, 1904 at Diana, he
was the eldest .son of Albert Jackson
Hall and Salina Catherine (Clutter)
Hall.
Mr Hall was a retired farmer and
businessman of Webster Springs. He
was the acknowledged checkers
champion of the county and was a
member of The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints
(Mormon}.
He was preceded in death by his first
wife, Dessie Mahala (Miller) Hall; a
son, Nathaniel, and his second wife,
Nellie Grey (Gregory) Hall; four sis-
ters, Mary Lynch, Martha Green,
Cenia Fayne Terry and Effie Perkins.
He is survlw:d by two sons, Delbert
James, Clay, Arizona and Jesse
Franklin of White Sulphur Springs;
one daughter, Rosaline Weaver of
Sparks, Nevada; a brother, Isaac
Willard Hall of Webster Springs; I0
grandchildren and 12 great-grand-
children,
Funeral services were held Septem-
ber 12 at Dodd-Reed Funeral Home
and Chapel in Webster Springs.
Graveside services were held at Big
Run Cemetery near Diana.
Dewey M. Hedrick
Renlck- Dewey M. Hed'rtck, 81,
died September 2, 1990 as the result
of a ear crash.
Mr Hedrlek was a mechanic and a
member of the Seneca Trail Chris-
tian Bible Club and a member of the
Enon Baptist Chumh.
He was preceded in death by his
wife, Elva Wheeling Hedrick, a
daughter, Dorothy Johnson and a
grandson, Lyndon Johnson.
Survivors include a son, John
Hedrick of Felton, Pennsylvania;
three daughters, GIadys Paulin of
Renick, Helen Rineholt of Windsor,
Pennsylvania and Linda Gascon of
Delta, Pennsylvania; four brothers,
Truman Hedrick of Rupert, Cecil
Hedrtck of Delta, Elbert Hedrick of
Twin Falls and Listen Hedrick of
Clarkston, Washington; two sisters,
Maggie Cox of Ogden, Utah and
Zelva Mitchell of Cheney, Washing-
ton; 11 grandchildren and 10 great-
grandchildren.
Graveslde services were at Mt. Ver-
non Cemetery at Frankford with Rcw-
erend Jim Anderson officiating.
Visitation was at Jack K. Wallace
Funeral Home in Lewisburg.
Dorothy Hedrick Johnson
Renick -- Dorothy Hedrlek Johnson,
50, died September 2, 1990 as the
result of a ear crash.
Mrs Johnson was a registered nurse
and a nursing supervisor for the for-
mer Denmar Hospital. She was a
member of En~ Baptist Church and
was preceded in death by a son,
Lyndon "Tiger" Johnson and step-
mother, Judy Collins Hedrlck.
Survivors include three sons, Gary
Johnson, Jr of Glen Burnie, Mary-
land, Daniel Johnson of Renick and
David lledrick of Felton, Pennsylva-
nia; a daughter, Rebecca Ann
Johnson of Lewisburg; a brother,
John Hcdrlck of Felton; three sisters,
Gladys Paulin of Renick, llelen
Rineholt of Windsor, Pennsylvania
and Linda Gascon of Delta, Pennsyl-
vania and four grandchildren.
Graveside services were at Mt. Ver-
non Cemetery on Germany Road in
Frankford with Reverend Jim Ander-
son officiating.
Visitation was at Jack K. Wallace
Funeral I lome in Lewisburg.
Joan Cotter Kane
Durbin -- Mrs Joan Couer Kane, 64,
was dead on arrival September 13,
1990, at Elkins hospital, following a
short illness.
Born March 28, 1926, at Durbln,
she was the daughter of the late
}larry ,and Alice Goodsell Couer.
Mrs Kane was a member of the
Durbin United Methodist Church,
the Choir, and the Eastern Star.
She was in partnership with her
husband, Marlinton Cable and the
I)MC Company and Kane's TV, both
in Durbin.
Survivors include her husband, Wil-
liam (Red) Kane; two daughters,
Jeanne Roth of Glen Burnie, Mary-
land and Lort Ann McClung of Lewis-
burg; a son, Mark A. Kane of Durbin;
a sister, Abigale Fultz of Marlinton,
and six grandchildren.
Arrangements were made by Wallace
and Wallace Funeral ltome in Ar-
bovale.
Samuel Kenneth McQuain
Dupont City -- Samuel Kenneth
McQuain, 71, died September 17,
1990, in Memorial Division, CAMC,
after a long illness.
He was a retired operator for Du-
Pont, Belle, a 39-year resident of
Belle and a Baptist.
Surviving: wife, Norma; son, Richard
Kenneth of Hawaii, stepson, Robert
Kirk of Belie; daughters Diana Mad-
erakis of Tampa, Florida, Susan
Brown of Palm Bay, Florida; step-
daughter, Kathie Ernest of Mel-
bourne, Florida; brothers, Roscoe
and Patrick, both of Rainelle, Guy of
Miami, Earl of San Diego, Mike of
Madison; sisters, Thelma Black of
South Charleston, Patricla Cordial of
Alderson, Shirley Bower of Fort At-
kinson, Wisconsin, Gall Hanshew
and Betty Dillon of Baltimore, Char-
lotte Finnigan of New Jersey; five
grandchildren; one great-grandchild.
Arrangements were made by Fidler-
Frame Funeral Home, Belle.
Bernice Edith Weeks
Alderson -- Mrs Bernice Edith
Weeks, 87, died September 16,
t990, in a Fairlea hospital, following
a long illness.
Born December 31, 1902, in Phila-
delphia, Pennsylvania, she was the
daughter of the late George and
Sarah Jane (Sadie) Phillips Mays and
was raised by her grandparents, the
late George and Margaret Phillips.
Mrs Weeks was a retired nurse and a
member of the Alderson Presbyterian
Church.
She was preecded in death by her
husband, Joseph Glenn Weeks in
1963 and a grandson, R. Stephen
llousby in 1989.
Survivors include three daughters,
Wanda W. Phillips of Richmond, In-
diana, Doris H. Perry and Joyce W.
Housby, both of Alderson; two sons,
Robert J. Weeks of Yale, Oklahoma
and Jack G. Weeks of Fairlea; eight
grandchildren; 17 great-grandchil-
dren, and one great-great-grandson.
Services were at Lobban Funeral
florae Chapel in Alderson with Rev-
erend Rick Curtis officiating. Burial
was in Fletcher Cemetery at Alder-
SOD,
Visitation was at the funeral home.
Mac Florence Lester Welch
White Sulphur Springs -- Mrs Mac
Florence Lestcr Welch, 62, died Sep-
tember 12, 1990, in a Fairlea hospi-
tal, following a long illness.
Born September 29, 1927, in Bath
County, Virginia, she was the daugh-
ter of the late tienry and Irene Mines
Lester.
Mrs Welch was a member of the
Eden United Methodist Chun'h at
Hot Springs, Virginia and the White
Sulphur Springs VFW Auxiliary.
She was preceded in death by her
husband, Howard M. Welch in 1978:
a son, Wayne Welch in 1967 and a
daughter, Brenda Moats in 1987.
Survivors include seven daughters,
Annette Myers and Sandra Welch,
both of White Sulphur Springs, Sue
Jackson of Williamsburg, Kentucky,
Bobbie Phillips and Paula Linsey,
both of Hot Springs, Rhonda Judy of
Porter, Indiana and Shannon Pullins
of Virginia Beach, Virginia; a
brother, Edward Lcstcr of Bowie,
Maryland; a sister, June Johnson of
}tot Springs; 18 grandchildren and
two great-grandchildren.
"l~'l~'l~'l~'l~n~'~ervices were at Shanklin Funeral
Home Chapel in White Sulphur
Springs with Reverend Ray Propps
officiating. Interment will follow at
the Union Chapel Cemetery in Car-
loover, Virginia.
Visitation was at the Funeral Home.
Nannie Mac Dameron Wilson
Crows, Virginia -- Mrs Nannic Mac
Dameron Wilson, 86, died September
12, 1990 at a Clifton Forge care cen-
ter.
Born August 12, 1904, in Allcghany
County, Virginia, she was the daugh-
ter of the late Joseph and Jane Saw-
yer Dameron.
Mrs Wilson was a member of the Pal-
estine Chapel Presbyterian Church
in Alleghany County.
She was preceded in death by h~
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husband, Robert Marion Wilson in
1957; six brothers and sisters.
Survivors include a son, Fred M.
(Red) Wilson of Alderson; eight
grandchildren; 22 great-grandchil-
dren; three great-great-grandchil-
dren, and a sister, Mac Dameron of
Route 2, Covington, Virginia.
Services were at the Palestine Pres-
byterian Church in Allcghany
County with Reverend James A.
Rohne officiating. Burial was in Pal-
estine Chapel Cemetery.
Visitation was at Arritt Funeral
l lome in Covington, Virginia.
Viola H. Meek
Symrna, Delaware -- Mrs Viola If.
Meek, 88, died September 11, 1990,
at a Delaware hospital following a
long illness.
Mrs Meek was born July 22, 1902 at
Thomas, West Virginia.
She was preceded in death by her
husband, Howard Meek.
Mrs Meek and her husband were
owners and operators of the Howard
Meek Buick Company in Lewisburg.
She was Past Worthy Matron of the
Eastern Star, former BPW club
member, former member of the Old
Stone Church and member of the Le-
wisburg Legion Auxiliary.
The body was cremated and the re-
mains were returned to Ccnterville,
Indiana for burial.
Information was submitted by Wal-
lace and Wallace of I~wisburg.
Ival Green Myers
Lewisburg -- Mrs Ival Green Myers,
79, formerly of Madison and Char-
lesion, died September 9, 1990 ai
her home, following a long illness.
Born September I, 191 I, at I~cine,
she was the daughter of the late
John W. and }lettie Workman Green.
Mrs Myers was a member of the
Madison United Methodist Church
and was secretary treasurer of the
Eagle Coal and Dock Company.
She was preceded in death by her
husband, John M. Myers; a sister,
Nina Gertrude Green and two hroth-
ors, John Green Jr and Paul Green.
Survivors include three sisters, Pearl
G. L~w of Charleston, Reba G. flare-
mock of Clendcnin mad Martha G.
Ilurst of New Orleans, Louisiana,
and a brother Victor N. Green el
Charleston.
Services were at Johnson and
Johnson Funeral Home in Char-
Frances Plumley Bennett.
Mrs Richmond spent most of her Ilk'
in Summers County.
She was preceded in death by her
husband Percy Richmond.
Survivors include two daughters,
Louise Kelly of Kensington, Maryland
and Wanda Smith of Norfolk, Vir-
ginia; three sisters, Norma Graham
of Rupert, Vcrna Adkins and l lattlc
Sears, both of I linton and five grapd-
children.
Arrangements were made by Ronald
Meadows I,'uneral llomc in l linton.
Annie B. Riddle
Ronceverte -- Mrs Annie B. Riddle,
i00, of Ronccvcrte, died September
2, 1990, in Grecnbrlcr Manor,
Fairlea, after a long illness.
She was a member of First BapUst
Church, Ronceverte and a lifelong
resident of Ronccverte.
Surviving: sister, Gertrude Jackson
of ltuntington; several nieces and
nephews.
Services were at First Baptist
Church, Roncevcrte, with Reverend
Wade Hosea officiating. Burial was in
Sunset Cemetery, Ronccvcrte. Visita-
tion was at Wallace-Wallace l"uneral
Home, Ronccvcrte.
June Kirby Spell
Port St. Lucie, Florida -- Mrs June
Kirby Spell, 55, formerly of Fort
Spring, died September 15, 1990. at
Martin Memorial ltospital, Gcnson
Beach, Florida, following a short ill-
ness.
Mrs Spell, daughter of Mrs Wanda
McCraw Kirby of Gap Mills and the
late John A. Kirby, was born July 31,
1935 in Monroe County.
She was a member of the Unity
Church at Ft. Pierce, Florida, a mem-
ber of the Order of Eastern Star,
Chapter 7 at Ft. Pierce, Florida and
was a bookkeeper at the ,~mtheast-
crn Printing Company of Stuart,
Florida for the past 24 years•
Survivors include two daughters,
Kay Weeks of Gcnson Beach, Horida,
and Robin Mincar of Palm City, l:lor-
ida; one brother, Joe Kirby of Stuart,
Florida; four sisters, Mary Nunncly
of Statcsville, North Carolina, Ruth
Tanor of Roanoke, Virginia, Nancy
Thompson of Union and Jimmy
Grimm of Stuart, Florida; five grand-
children
The ~dy is at McCraw F'uncral
I tome txmdtng arrangements.
leston with Reverend Maynard
Boone Memorial Park at Madison.
Visitation was at Johnson and
Johnson Funeral Home in Char-
leston.
It was requestc~l that donations ol
sympathy be made to CMAC Foun-
dation.
Arrangements were made by Wallace
and Wallace Funeral tlome in Lewis-
Dona P. Richmond
Rupert -- Mrs Dona Pearl
Richmond, 69, formerly of I Iinton,
died September 15, 1990 in a Fairlca
hospital following a long illness.
Born September 12, 1921, in Sum-
mcrs County, she was the daughter
of the late Meredith Price and I-Iaitie
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