Obituary: Walden, 91, of Kimball dies at home
Mrs. Walden, born July 4, 1911 in Abingdon Virginia, died Sunday August 25 2002 at her residence in Kimball after 46 years there. A homemaker and First Baptist Church member, she is survived by sons Bobby and Ronald Walden, siblings Hazeltine Williams, nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral services are noon Thursday at First Baptist Church Kimball, with burial at Restlawn Memorial Gardens Bluewell. friends may call 11 a.m. until service time at the church. Page Funeral Home Welch is in charge.
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First Baptist Church
Kimball
Nathaniel Burroughs
Curtis Spencer
William Spencer
Restlawn Memorial Gardens
Bluewell
Page Funeral Home
Welch
Funerals scheduled in Matoaka Princeton Welch and Panther
Funerals today include Iris Sue Ramsey at 2 p.m. with graveside service at Shrewsbury Cemetery Matoaka. Billy K Ross at 11 a.m. at George W Seaver Chapel Seaver Funeral Home Princeton, burial at Oakwood Park Cemetery Princeton. Mabel Sizemore at 11 a.m. Fanning Funeral Home Chapel Welch, burial Woodlawn Memorial Park Bluewell. Margaret B Street at 2 p.m. Little Zion Old Regular Baptist Church Panther, burial Little Zion Cemetery Panther.
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Iris ‘Sue’ Ramsey
Shrewsbury
Matoaka
Billy K. Ross
George W. Seaver
Seaver Funeral Home
Princeton
Oakwood Park Cemetery
Mabel Sizemore
Fanning Funeral Home Chapel
Welch
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Bluewell
Margaret B. Street
Little Zion
Old Regular Baptist Church
Panther
West Virginia group targets anti bullying program details
A WV group claiming a gay agenda has filed FOIA requests to learn which students received training under the Civil Rights Team Project in 20 schools. Kevin McCoy of the West Virginia Family Foundation says the effort seeks parental contact to gauge awareness, though organizers describe the program as voluntary student role modeling against bullying.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Kevin McCoy
West Virginia Family Foundation
McCoy
West Nile Virus Testing in McDowell County
Health officials report a dead bird in Jolo tested for West Nile virus while mosquito activity raises concerns. Most infections are mild or asymptomatic. those with flu like symptoms should see a physician. DHHR advises removing standing water, wearing protective clothing, and using DEET. MCHD lines provide information at 324 8367.
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Rickman
Jolo
McDowell County
Helen Smith
West Virginia
DHHR
Burglary on Howery Road reports stolen safe and DVD player
Police blotter notes a Monday burglary on Howery Road Lashmeet with a large safe and a DVD player taken. Deputy R.M. Combs investigated. Also reported were bench warrant arrest of Donald Hedge in Princeton, four worthless checks by Elizabeth Gay McCoy, petit larceny of a .22 rifle, domestic battery arrest of David Williams, destruction of property at Princeton Petroleum, gas drive off at Colony Center, and forgery at New People’s Bank. Detective J.W. Howell led the bank check case.
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Howery Road
Lashmeet
R.M. Combs
Donald Hedge
Princeton
J.J. Ruble
Elizabeth Gay McCoy
S. Cary
A.D. Beasley
Colony Center
Ingleside Drive
T.A. Gray
New People’s Bank
Stafford Drive
J.W. Howell
Regional heart center plan discussed by CAMC and two West Virginia hospitals
Doctors from CAMC met with leaders from BRMC and Princeton Community Hospital to pursue a joint Certificate of Need for an open heart center. The plan would link open heart surgery and angioplasty at BRMC with a cardiac cath lab at PCH, with CAMC providing staff training and behind the scenes coordination.
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BRMC
Charleston Area Medical Center
Pawlowski
Qazi
BAMC
Princeton Community Hospital
CAMC
West Virginia
Dan Dunmyer
Dunmyer
PCH
Mercer County
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Princeton Petroleum
P.W. Hill
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Wrinkle
Robert Heldfond
Canada
Europe
U.S.A
Jcpenney
ebS5.com
Heldfond
Isallinside
Menaey
A-1
Uasir Raza, M.D
Internal Medicine
Bluefield
College Avenue
University of Virginia
Roanoke-Salem
Bluefield.org
Anor Nay
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