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AprU 2, 1953
ews
Pocahontas County
and Sale was
Each year sees
The champion ham
by Gene Kellison, of
champion
Jordan, of Woodrow.
bacon was produced
of Huntersville,
by Richard
Forty hams and
were sold for a total of
Add to this $150 in
and it was a goodly
distributed among the
who had pro-
to sell.
local restau-
champion ham at a
=ompa-
reserve champion.
bacon was pur-
lScawilla Farms and
A. C. Barlow, pres-
htas Fair. The
the
sold at an aver-
• 42 a pound, while
67¢ a pound.
club members
realize money profit
investment, keep,
beside the mark.
ts the education and
and
high quality
NOTES
ng the past fall
and his
five bears on
and one on Shavers
Ought to make the
for the sheep,
uld like to
mOUntains in a few
in The potaljontas intts
weeks.
Last Wednesday, early morning
risers saw a big white bird perched
in a water birch near the mouth of
Knapps Creek. When the visitor
took wing to travel on down the
river to a warmer climate, it was
recognized as a great white heron, or
showy egret. The local name is
white crane. This traveler got this
far north a bit too early for comfort.
For many years white herons were
not seen on the Greenbrier River.
The beautiful birds had about all
been killed off for their making
plumes aigrettes--to dress extravag-
ant hats for women of fashion. A
stern law put a stop to this needless,
cruel waste. It was bad enough to
kill the old birds for their really
wonderful plumes. What was worse,
the plumes were at their finest when
the baby birds were helpless in the
nest. Killing the parent birds meant
the babies would perish miserably.
This killing at both ends of the life
line came near putting an end to the
aigrettes.
DEATHS
John Silas Kennedy, infant, of
Clover Lick.
ALPINE THEATRE
"Hurricane Smith"
Yvonne DeCarlo - John Ireland
"My Wife's Best Friend"
Ann Baxter - MacDonald Carey
"Beau of San Angelo"
Roy Rogers
"Road To Bali"
Bing Crosby ~ Bob Hope - Dorothy
Lamour
Mary Ruth Sutton Cubbage
Mary Ruth Sutton Cubbage
died S,turday, February 15, 2003,
at her home in Annandale, Virginia.
She was born at Arbovale on
December 26, 1920. the daughter of
the late Herbert and Henrietta
Ratliff Sutton.
She is survived by her adopted
daughter, Barbara Ann Seymour, of
Newton, Kansas; one brother, Allen
Ray Sutton, of Waterford, Pennsyl-
vania; one sister, Judith Lucille
Maxwell, of Beverly; two half-
sisters, Naomi June Hoyet. of Ford
City, Pennsylvania, Alice Guire, of
Norton; three half-brothers, Wil-
liam Sutton, of Steamboat Springs,
Colorado, Ivan Sutton, of Sykes-
ville, Maryland, and James Sutton,
of Elkton, Maryland.
In addition to her parents, her
husband, Howard Cubbarge , and
one half-sister, Clara Mae Sutton
Smith, preceded her in death.
She attended school at Green
Bank and had worked in the
Washington, D.C., area. retiring
from Northern Virginia Board of
Realtors in Fairfax, Virginia. After
retirement she worked part-time at
the Department of Human Services
with the food stamp program. She
also did volunteer work at the Fair-
fax Hospital in Falls Church, Vir.
ginia.
She was an active mcmber of
the Annandale United Methodist
Church in Annandale, Virginia.
Services were held at the
Murphy Funeral Home in Falls
Church and interment was in the
National Memorial Park Cemetery
in Falls Church.
Obituaries
Board Certified - Internal Medicine
603 9th Street,
Leona Zoe Dilley Rainey
Leona Zoe Dilley Rainey, age
75, of Beverly, died Saturday,
March 29, 2003, at the Elkins
Regional Convalescent Center.
She had been in declining health for
the past four years.
Born Wednesday, October 19,
1927, at Durbin, she was a daughter
of the late Austin William Dilley
and Ira Merle Wood Dilley.
On March 20, 1945, she was
married to Roland Everett Rainey,
who preceded her in death on May
18, 1998. Also preceding her in
death were two brothers, Raymond
Jay Dilley and Melvin Austin Dil-
ley.
Surviving are two sons, Brad-
ford Rainey, of Elkins, and Terry
Ramey, of Clarksburg; one brother,
Max Eugene Dilley, of Elkins,
three grandchildren and one great-
ughter.
She attended the schools of
Pocahontas County and had worked
at the Elkins Motor Lodge and K-
Mart; she was a member of the
First Church of Christ.
Funeral was held on Tuesday
afternoon at the Lohr & Barb
Funeral Home in Elkins by Pastor
Ralph Andrus. Interment followed
at the Beverly Cemetery at Beverly.
Geraldine McCurry Snyder
Geraldine (Gerry) McCurry
Snyder, of North Bloomfield, Ohio,
passed away Friday, March 14,
2003.
Born on Williams River in
Pocahontas County August 10,
1933, she attended Woodrow Grade
School and Marlinton Junior High.
She was preceded in death by
her husband, William (Bill) Snyder,
her father, Allison (Mike) McCur-
ry, and two sisters, Jonita Parabeck
and Linda Smith.
Mrs. Snyder is survived by her
mother, Clara McCombs McCurry;
four children, Debra, Vickie, Doug
and Tim; two sisters, Ruth Sams
and Helen Warmer; two brothers,
Lawrence and Larry McCurry. She
was a niece of Clorie Green, of
Marlinton.
Funeral services were held in
Ohio.
Dorothy Hill Terlizzi
Dorothy Hill Terlizzi, age age
77, died on March 6, 2003, at her
home in Melbourne, Australia,
where she had resided since 1961.
Mrs. Terlizzi was born in Lobe-
lia, a daughter of the late Ellawood
and Ruby Hill, on June 14, 1925.
Preceding her in death were her
husband, Anthony Terlizzi, Sr., and
four brothers, Joel Hill, Paul Hill,
Ward Hill and Murl Hill.
Surviving her are three daugh-
ters, Vicki McNiff and Jackie Coo.
ney, both of Melbourne, Australia,
and Toni Callow, of Seattle,
Washington; two sons, Gerry Ter-
lizzi, of Melbourne, Australia, and
Major Anthony Terlizzi, Jr., sta-
tioned in Hawaii; ten grandchildren;
four sisters, Ruth Wright, of New
Oxford, Pennsylvania, Madeline
Smith, of Littlestown, Pennsylva-
nia, Betty Ramsey, of Raeford,
North Carolina, and Mary Ionescu,
of Chevy Chase, Maryland; two
brothers, Melvin Hill, of Balti-
more, Maryland, and Lorraine Hill,
of Hillsboro.
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