Bowling
Mrs liilda Mac
formerly of Alderson,
7, 1990, in Tucson
: illness.
from Morrison Fed-
Center and a member
Club. She was a Meth-
sisters, Vera Bennett of
Ohio, Wilma
r of Sylvania, Ohio; neph-
of Dunbar, John and
at Primitive Baptist
Top. Burial was in the
metery. Arrangements
by Lobban Funeral
Don Bryant. 50,
1990, in a Fairlca
long illness,
7, 1940, at Grassy
was the son of the late
and Mary Susie
,Was a member of the Gas-
at Grassy Meadows
and disabled.
in death by two sis-
brother.
his wife. Eva Hug-
three daughters. Dcbra
Hazel Park. Michigan,
King of Lewisburg
Lynn Bryant at home;
Carl Keith Bryant and
Jr.. both of Rupert;
Annie Ruth ttamriek of
Holliday of Beckley
Redden of Lewis-
Carl E. Bryant of
Virginia and two grand-
at Wallace and Wallace
Chapel in Rainellc
Butch LeGrand offiei-
was in McElhcnney
at Grassy Meadows.
Darnell
Laing I)arncll,
26, 1990. at a
Center in White
following a long ill-
1910, at i]lue Sulphur
the daughter of the
and Cora Blackwell
was a member of the
terian Church and
University.
in death by her
Darncll
include one son, Robert
Ill of Severna Park.
one brother, Dr James M.
three grandchil-
Smith IV, Leti-
and [,aura Estaline
services were at Rosewood
with Dr Dexter Taylor am-
at Wallace and Wal-
Home in Lewisburg.
inia -- Mrs Edith
of l.cwisburg,
21 1990 in a Staun-
at hospital, folk)wing a
20, 1903, at Mt. Hope,
hter of the late
Hcnslcy Ramcy.
was a member of the
Presbyterian Church
in death by her
in 1962.
a son. Eugene
arner Robins, Georgia; a
Shannon of Way-
and two
Were at Rosewood
Reverend Ross Ewms
at McCraw Funeral
.'th Hamrick
Mary Elizabeth
died November 18,
following a long
l, 1915, in Nicholas
Was the cFaughtcr of the
Lnd Zclda Lewis Groves.
was a member of the
Reformed Presbyte-
a homemaker.
in death by her
Hamrick.
a daughter, Peg/~
California; a
Hamrlck Jr of
South Carolina;
~, Carrie Marshall of
.ry Lea Evancho and
both of Cambridge,
Sparks of Lewis-
grandchildren.
Jack K. Wallace Fu-
napel in Lewisburg
ack K. Wallace offici-
in Rosewood Ccme-
at the funeral home.
Sr
Ray
Sr, 78. died of
16. 1990
DEACON II, M.D.
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Services were at Ronceverte Baptist
Church with Reverend Houston
Boo,he officiating. Burial was in Riv-
erview Cemetery at Ronceverte.
VisihHion was at Wallace and Wal-
lace Funeral Home in Ronceverte.
Born November 25, 1911, at
Springdalc, he was the son of the
late Jacob Samuel lhmshcw and
Mary Jane Cox.
Mr IIanshew was a retired co,~l
miner, a member of the Seventh Day
Adventist Church in Lcwisburg, and
a 27-year resident of White Sulphur
Springs.
Survivors include his wife, Lois Han-
show: two daughters, Lois Carolc
Johnson of Seville. Ohio, and Jola
Jane Gilkeson of liar Springs, Vir-
ginia; two sons. flay Houston Han-
show of Minnchaha Springs, and
Dwight Douglas llanshcw of llot
Springs, Virginia: five sisters, Elva
McGuire, Ina Hamrick. Mary lien-
son, and Ernie Ilenson. all of
Springdale, and lde ilill of Riddle,
Oregon; 1 1 grandchildren, and 13
great-grandchildren.
Services were at Wallace and Wallace
Funeral llome in Lewisburg with
Reverend Ron Boyee officiating. Bur-
ial was in Hanshew family cemetery
at Springdale.
Eula M. Holbrook
Lewisburg -- Mrs Eula M. Holbrook,
77, died November 26, 1990, at Hu-
mana Hospital-Greenbrier Valley,
following a long illness.
Born February 22, 1913, at Renick.
she was the daughter of the late
Joseph and Effie Fogus Kellison.
Mrs Holbrook was preceded in death
by two sisters, Emma Gabbert and
Virginia Lambert.
Survivors include her husband,
Gilbert (Gib) Holbrook; two sons,
Rudy H. Holbrook and Tommy L.
Holbrook. both of Lewlsburg; two
sisters, Mrs Edna Renick of Renick
and Mrs Almeda Paul of Morgan-
town; and six grandchildren.
Services were at Wallace and Wallace
Funeral Home in Lewisburg with
Reverends Arvie Maynard and
Weston Guthrie officiating. Burial
was in Woodland Presbyterian
Church Cemetery at Auto.
Visitation was at the funeral home.
Eva May Light
Hinton Mrs Eva May Light, 80,
died November 19, 1990, in a Hinton
hospital, following a long illness.
Born September 27, 1910, in Sum-
mers County, she was the daughter
of the late Alexander Everette and
Etta Mac Hutchinson Welder.
Mrs IAght was a lifelong resident of
Summers County, a member of the
New IIope United Methodist Church
at Marie, Order of the Eastern Star,
Talcott Chapter No. 139, and had
worked as a licensed practical nurse
for several years.
She was preceded in death by her
husband, }larry Vincent Light in
June of 1975; two sons. Bernard and
Kenneth Light; two brothers. Oran
and Ernest Welder and a sister,
Mary MeElwayain.
Survivors include two daughters,
doycc Light Kincaid oLAi~terson and
Martha Ann Light Gilbert of Hinton;
two sisters, Mrs Robert (Nova) Cody
of Richmond. Virginia and Ruby
Jones of Tucson Arizona; four
grandchildren, and eight great-
grandchildren.
Arrangements are being made by
Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors in
Ilinton.
Violet V. Lucas
St. Albans Mrs Violet V. Lucas.
68, died November 22, 1990, at
home after a long illness.
She was a member of Bethany Bap-
tist Church, St. Albans. She was an
eight-year resident of St. Albans. for-
merly of Culloden and South Char-
leston.
Surviving: son, Dewalne of St. AI-
bans; brother, Neff Bostic of Cleve-
land, Ohio; sisters, Gracie Fitzwater
of Rupert, Opal Napier of Falrlea,
Edith Campbell of St. Albans; four
grandchildren.
Services were at Bethany Baptist
Church, St. Albans, with Pastors
Bob Addls and Steve Zimmerman of-
ficiating. Burial was in Teays Hill
Cemetery, St. Albans.
Stella A. McCormack
Ronceverte -- Mrs Ste|la A. McCor-
mack, 73, was dead upon arrival,
November 20. 1990, at a Fairlea hos~
pital.
Born September 22, 1913, at Carter
County, Tennessee, she was the
daughter of the late Thomas W. and
Alice Austin Church.
Mrs MeCormack was a member of
the Ronceverte Baptist Church.
Survivors include her husband,
Alvin McCormaek; a daughter,
Nancy C. ltunter of Flatwoods, Ken-
tucky; a son, Allen R. MeCormack of
Woodland Hills, California; two sis-
ters. Ruth O'Brien of Ronceverte and
Doris A. Campbell of Ft, Lauderdale,
Florida; two brothers, Clifford M.
Church and Tho mas Wiltard Church
Jr, both of Ronccverte, and five
grandchildren.
Leonard Ray Pack
Clintonville -- Leonard flay Pack,
77, died November 21, 1990, at his
residence, following a long illness.
Born April 12, 1913, at Bellepoint,
he was the son of the late Louis and
Sigourney Whiten Pack.
Mr Pack was a retired miner and a
farmer.
Survivors Include a son, James Lee
Pack of Clintonville; two sisters.
Pearl Swalcs of New Port Richey,
Florida and Ida Pack of Detroit,
Michigan.
Services were at Wallace and Wallace
Chapel in I~aincllc with Rcwcrcnd Le-
roy Crane officiating. Interment was
in Wildwood Cemetery in Becklcy.
Visitation was at Wallace and Wal-
lace Funeral Home in Rainellc.
Mabel Claire Riddel
Lewisburg Mrs Mabel Claire Rid-
dcl. 93, formerly of Orlando, Florida,
died November 16, 1990, in a Fairlea
care center, following a long illness.
Born November 24, 1896, at
Spencer, she was the daughter of the
late Charles Daniel Springs,on and
Masahona Chcnoweth.
Mrs Riddle was a retired teacher,
having taught at the Spencer Ele-
mentary School, and was of the Pres-
byterian faith.
Survivors include four daughters,
Dorothy Diane Smith and Martha
Mandt, both of Lewlsburg, Helen
Louise Simons of Lansing, Michigan,
and Katherine Smith of Haverford,
Pennsylvania, and a sister, Mary
Elizaheth Bakoss of Charleston.
Gravesidc rites were m Rosewood
Cemetery In Lewisburg.
Arrangements were made by Wal-
laccw and Wallace Funeral Home in
Lcwisburg.
Esther: R. Roush
Let~rt Mrs Esther R. Roush, 95,
died November 18. 1990, in Elder
Care of Rip]cy nursing home after a
long illness.
She was a member of Graham Bap-
tist Church, near New Haven.
Surviving: daughters, Ruth Walker of
Mason• Aria Wolfe of Richmond, Indi-
ana, Alice Gum of St. Petersburg,
Florida, Evelyn Cox of Ravenswood•
Susanna King of Lewisburg, l~.lise
Roush of Point Pleasant; sons• Low oI
Galllpolis• Ohio, Rollln of Zephyrhil-
lis. Florida, Norris of Letart, Robert
of Ohio; 19 grandchildren; 15 great-
grandchildren.
Service was at Foglesong Funeral
Home, Mason, with Reverend Dave
Fields Jr officiating. Burial was in
Graham Cemetery near New Haven.
Geraldine Smithers Stuart
Wayeross, Georgia -- Mrs Geraldine
Smithers Stuart, 82, formerly of Al-
derson, died November 23, 1990, in
a Waycross, Georgia hospital, follow-
mg a long illness.
Born September 17, 1909, at Dan-
vflle, Virginia, she was the daughter
of the late Clem and Lulu Binford
Snead,
Mrs Stuart was a member of the
Sunday Baptist Church at Hico, a re-
tired restaurant operator in Alder-
son, and formerly owner of the Alder-
son Snack Shack.
Survivors include her husband• Carl
Stuart of Wayeross, Georgia, two
sons. Irby Shields of Danville. Vir-
ginla and David Shields of Waycross,
Georgia; tWO sisters, Jessie S: Harris
of College Pal'k, Mat3dand and
Daphne Bailey. Of, Danvilli~.~.Virginia;
two brothers, Rodney Snead of Dan-
ville. Virginia and Leo Snea~ of Vir-
ginia Beach, Virginia; six grandch11-
dren, and five great-grandchildren.
Graveside rites were at Fletcher
Cemetei3t in Alderson with Reverend"
Dr William C. Taylor omciatlng.
Robert G. Welkle
Caldwell:-- Robert G. Welkle, 60~ .
died November 18, 1990, in a Ron-
ceverte hospital, following a long ill-
ness.
Born September 21 ,. 1930, at Union. -
he was the son of the late Andrew
and Nlna Caldwell Weikle.
Mr Welkle was a member of the
Greenbrier Regular Baptist Church
at Ronceverte and was a retired me-
chanic from the West Virginia De-
partment of Hlghways,
He was preceded in death by a
granddaughter. Jennifer Welkle tn
1981:
Survivors-Include his wife. Patricia
Hall Welkle of Caldwell; two sons,
Michael Welkle of Falrlea and Grog
Wetkle of Plckaway; two daughters,
Carol Allen of Lewisburg and Grenda
Bostic of Beckley; two brothers.
Lamar Welkle of Chanttlly, Virginia
and Alvin Welkle of Union and a sis-
ter. Gertrude Weikleof Sarton.
Services were at Greenbrier Regular
Baptist Church with Pastor Earl
McGuffey officiating. Burial was in
Greenbrier Memorial Gardens tn Le-
wisburg.
Visitation was at McCraw Funeral
Home In Lewisburg.
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Sportin Goods Shop 1
Saint James
Opens At Fairlea Mall I
Bazaar Success
Barbara and Coleman Murphy of Summersville have expanded their
sporting goods business into the Fairlea's Greenbrier Vail ey Mall. The
new store carries the same name of the couple's Summersville busi-
ness, Blue Ribbon Sport and Trophy Shop, which they opened in
1985. "We've been getting a good amount of business from this area
since that time," Mr Murphy said. The new store carries team sports
equipment and clothing from manufacturers such as Easton, Rawl-
in~s, Canvas, L. A. Gear, Wilson, and Worth. Staff members also offer
sh=rt lettering and trophy/plaque-engraving. "People here are very
outgoing--they're easy to get to know," Mr Murphy said. "We've
taken the suggestions of many of our friends and c~Jstomers in this
area by opening a store here."
I CONTACT THE MOIUNTAIN MESSENGER 1
WITH YOUR NEWS
647-5724
122 North Court Street, Lewisburg 24901
By Jonathan Wright
November would not be the
same to many people in the
Greenbrler Valley without one of
the area's most anticipated an-
nual events--the Saint James
Episcopal Church Bazaar.
This year's bazaar was the
Lewisburg congregation's thirty-
ninth. Member Libby Dempsey,
who has lived In the area since
1941. said the church initiated
the annual event in 1951 shortly
after the present chtirch was
built. "We started the bazaar to
help with the indebtedness," she
said. "Since then it•s been an
annual money-maker to help
with comnmnlty projects, Dioce-
san projects, and other needs."
Close to 200 attend each year,
Mrs Dempsey said. Perhaps
drawing more attention than the
sale of crafts and "white ele-
phants" is the accompanying
luncheon, served this year to
130.. On the menu were "ham
roll-ups with cheese sauce, as-
paragus salad• curried fruit,
rolls, and amaretta tortonni.
"The community always looks
forward to this bazaar," Mrs
Dempsey said. "It is our women's
big project of the year. Although
it's a lot of hard work• it includes
some great fellowship we
wouldn't get otherwise. We pre-
pare for it all year."
Mrs Dempsey said she begins
collecting fabric for her own ba-
zaar craft projects in February
and Mar,"h. "Anytime I see fabric
I think I could use. I'll get it. I
really start working In earnest in
early September."
Approximately 35 church
members help with the annual
event, which is normally held the
Saturday before Thanksgiving.
featuring smoked meats,
cheeses, crackers, chocolates,
nuts and shortbread.
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