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Sadly, after nearly twenty-two years on the job, Magis-trate Mike King will no lon-ger be serving Clay County.

As of November 1, health is-sues have regretfully forced King to resign from the job he loved. “I hated to leave.” said King. “I’ve been battling my health for several months and it’s not getting any better, so I had to go.” Magistrate King always seems respect-ful, even-handed, mannerly and fair in his courtroom. Even though his day to day dealings consisted of cases that weren’t the most de-sirable, King always had a smile on his face and a polite hello to offer.

Acquaintances, friends and co-workers are sad-dened to see King’s reign as

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STEPHEN COLE GETS AN EARLY CHRISTMAS PRESENT ON THIS GRAB.

Panthers take down Red Devils.

SEE SPORTS ON PAGE 3

Trick or Treat in Clay

BDA Receives Grant to Help Rid County of Eyesores

Arbor Day Poster Contest Open to All W.Va. Fourth- and Fifth-graders

Big Otter Elementary School Bingo

Big Otter Elementary School Announces A and B Honor Roll “A” Honor RollSecond gradeDouglas: Rylee Burkhamer Gracey ChampMakayla CobbTristen FugateTrent HinkleRay McCuneAutumn MetheneyJacob MurphyBrendon Nelson.Knopp:Ryder AdkinsAyden BrownMadilyn CantrellNoah CollinsSawyer DobbinsKaylee Hamrick.

Third gradeUnderwood: Haley ChapmanNatalie ColemanMadison GillKennah HinkleHaley Murphy

Eric Sears

Fourth gradeHolcomb:Holt DawsonSarah LigeraldeMacy OsborneAlexia TannerKleman: Maris AdkinsLydia HamrickBreanna HanshawZoey Rounsville

5th gradeChapman: Dylan GreathouseDillon MooreAshlea Morrison

“B” Honor RollSecond gradeDouglas: Chrissa GrossLandon HumphreyAllison MillerJosh Sheldon

Lainee ThompsonIzzy Velaquez.Knopp:Brooklyn BurdetteJenna ElkinsCory McKinneyHalley RogersTyler Salisbury.

Third gradeUnderwood: Glenda DrakeEian DuffieldPreston FerrebeeRyan FriendKayleigh SigmanKaycee ThorneCeCe VelaquezDiahna WoodNathan WittOlivia Witt

Fourth gradeHolcomb:Brenton CottrellJocey CutshallAutumn Hamrick

Emma JonesKleman:Gracie EagleJack HavertyTyler Starcher

Fifth gradeChapman:Owen BassRichard “Drew” FerrebeeBreanna GroseCharles IsaacsTyler LoughAutumn RushTy SchumpertAbbigail WithrowHelmick:Chesney BoggsAlyssa ChinnCollin CottrellEthan CunninghamHaylee GillSelena Kincaid7. Hollie NicholsLandon NicholsGanon OsborneTy Rogers Joseph Tanner

Veterans Day ApproachesBy Erica Kearns

Happy Veteran’s Day to Gary O’Brien and each and ev-ery Veteran who has proudly served the United States of America

With the November 11th Veteran’s Day quickly ap-proaching, area schools and organizations are taking ad-vantage of the opportunity to recognize the men and women who have so honor-ably served, and continue to serve, our country. This is a great time of year to teach, learn and recognize the sac-rifice military members and their families make. A va-riety of local dinners and programs are planned in the coming weeks, providing ample opportunity to do just that.

The following Clay Coun-ty schools will host a public Veteran’s Day program to honor our service members: Clay Elementary on Novem-ber 7th at 9:30 am, Clay High School on November 7th at 12:45 pm with lunch served at 11:15am, H.E. White El-ementary on November 6th at 11:00 am, Lizemore El-ementary on November 12th

at 10:00 am and Big Otter Elementary 10th at 1:00 pm. The Boy Scouts are hosting a free dinner for veterans on Sunday, November 9th from 12:00 – 3:00pm in the Clay High School cafeteria. Trinity Missionary Baptist Church on Daubenspeck Hill will also be hosting their an-nual Veteran’s program and dinner on Saturday, Novem-ber 8th beginning at 4:00 pm.

If you are unable to attend any of these events, you can still celebrate Veteran’s Day at home or at work. Wear a red poppy or yellow ribbon to show your support, adopt a soldier to send a care pack-age to and most importantly – remember to say thank you to whenever you see some-one in uniform. Extend a simple word of gratitude or small act of kindness to show how much a soldier’s service means to you, your family and your country.

West Virginia Division of Forestry officials and the Ur-ban and Community Forestry Council encourage teachers with fourth- and fifth-grade students to participate in the 2015 West Virginia Arbor Day Poster Contest. This year’s theme is “Trees Are … Beneficial!” Contest sub-missions will be accepted through March 2, 2015.

The contest is open to all West Virginia fourth- and fifth-grade public-, private- and home-schooled students. One winner from each grade will receive a $30 cash prize from the West Virginia For-estry Association. In addi-tion, an awards ceremony

will be held at the school of each winner and a tree will be planted in his or her honor.

Visit www.wvforestry.com/arbor.cfm for contest rules, activity guide and oth-er information.

Photo courtesy West Vir-ginia Division of Forestry (see attached photo):

Arbor Day Poster Con-test entries will be accepted through March 2, 2015. Then-fifth grader Haleigh Henderson of Wheeling won first place in 2014 for her poster that represented last year’s theme “Trees are…alive!”

By Erica KearnsDays of preparation went

into each child’s costume be-fore the night finally arrived for Trick-or-Treat. Chil-dren of all ages, disguised as all sorts of things, lined the streets of Clay Thursday evening, anxious to see what delicious treats awaited at each home. For two hours the little ghosts and goblins traveled door to door, thank-ing each candy giver before running onto the next home.

Trick or Treat brought out all kinds of creatures!

The Clay County Business Development Authority has received a Governor’s Partic-ipation Grant for $12,000.00 to assist in the removal of abandoned and dilapidated buildings in our county. The BDA will be working closely with our magistrates, the DNR, our county sanitarian and our county commission-ers on this project. Owners

of such properties will re-ceive a notice that their prop-erty has been identified as a dilapidated structure and the BDA will work with them to come up with a plan to clean up their property. Clean up will be at the property own-er’s expense. Property own-ers who fail to comply with a clean-up plan will be referred to the county magistrates.

Big Otter Elementary School will hold a Bingo fundraiser on Saturday, November 15, at Big Ot-ter Fire Department. Doors will open at 5 pm, Bingo starts at 6 pm. There will be an early bird drawing for those who purchased tickets early, so make sure to reserve yours to-day. Games are $20 for 20 games. There will also be silent auctions and door

prizes. Refreshments will be sold. All proceeds from this bingo will go toward the iPad lab for purchasing more iPads.

We hope you will come out and support Big Ot-ter Elementary! For more information or to purchase your ticket please call Big Ottr Elementary during regular school hours at 304-286-3111.

Arbor Day Poster Contest

Magistrate King ResignsBy Erica Kearns

Magistrate come to an end. Magistrate Jeff Boggs was elected alongside Magistrate King more than two decades ago, and the pair took office together in January of 1993. “I am very appreciative that I’ve had the opportunity to work with Mike, he’s been a pleasure to work alongside. We have a good relationship and always strove to serve Clay County as a team. I hate

to see Mike leave but I under-stand his health is preventing him from staying on the job. His presence, knowledge, and experience in the office will certainly be missed.”

Lieutenant Jeff Rider, a twenty-five year veteran of the Clay County Sheriff’s Department, has been named as King’s replacement. Rider will officially take office on December 1, 2014.

The community event was enjoyed by everyone and thankfully no injuries or ac-cidents were reported.

For election results please visit our website at www.claycountyfreepress.com or find us on Facebook.

- CLAY COUNTY FREE PRESS, Wednesday, November 5, 2014

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CLAY COUNTY WEATHER

November throws her brown cloak around her shoulders and enters our hills, scattering dry leaves in her wake and bringing much colder weather. We have enjoyed a lengthy warm au-tumn, but now the trees are dropping their colorful leaves around their feet, much like a discarded party garment. The earth is snuggling down for her long winter’s sleep as we put away the trappings of summer and prepare for the icy hand of winter.

Hot weather salads and cool drinks give way to steaming soups and hot choc-olate, prompting us to dig out the soup kettle and inspiring mothers (and grandmothers) to bake homemade cookies for the little ones—and big ones too! David Luzader sent in a recipe for chicken soup that is fast and easy. When you are pressed for time and yet want a healthy and wholesome meal for the kids, this is the trick.

QUICK CHICKEN SOUPStart with a 9.75 ounce

can of chicken and 2 ½ cups of water. Mash chicken up with a potato masher (Does it have to be a potato masher, David?) and heat. Dump in one can of bought chicken noodle soup (juice and all,) one can of mixed vegetables and liquid. Add salt and pep-per to taste.

David is one of these “dab of this” and “pinch of that” cooks. His recipe for French toast is different from mine. Here is his recipe in his own words.

FRENCH TOASTPut about 20 saltine crack-

ers, four or five eggs, and a big warp of brown sugar in a blender. Pour in enough milk until it is thin enough to dip bread in. Add cinnamon if desired. Give it a good frying in a hot, greasy skil-let. Eat with sausage cakes,

bacon, syrup and coffee. Sounds good to me.

While we are on this cooking jag, Ray McCune of Fort Wayne, Indiana shares how he cooks puffball mush-rooms. He peels them; slices them in one inch squares and sautés them in a little olive oil. This can be combined with scrambled eggs for a delicious dish. Fall rains have encouraged mushrooms to emerge in many places. Matthew brought in a huge bearded tooth mushroom a couple of days ago. This is a choice edible, especially when young, as it turns sour with age.

These large, fleshy mush-rooms that grow on trees can be cleaned, sliced and then sautéed in garlic butter. Any bitterness can be removed by parboiling them first. There is no danger of eating the wrong thing as there are no poisonous “lookalikes.” Be-fore you eat any wild mush-room, be absolutely sure that your identification is correct, and it is a safe edible.

We had an inquiry about Hunter Mitchell (cancer pa-tient) from Nancy Holbrook of New Haven who was con-cerned about his condition. She writes, “Earlier this year you mentioned Hunter Mitchell in your column. I read this to my church that Sunday and our pastor put him on our prayer list. Could you possibly give us an up-date on Hunter? The church (Bachtel UM Church) would like to know as it touched our hearts.

His grandmother Brenda writes, “Hunter has neuro-blastoma for the third time. He was two years old the first time; a tumor was removed from his spine at the Univer-sity of Kentucky Hospital. They didn’t think any ad-ditional treatment was nec-essary. The tumor returned at age three, and had spread

to his chest cavity, thoracic bone and bone marrow. At UK he went through chemotherapy, ra-diation and surgery to remove the tu-mor again and im-munotherapy. He also had a stem cell

transplant to replace his bone marrow at Cincinnati Chil-dren’s Hospital. This was about two years of treatment, with additional treatment at UK to build his system.”

He is currently undergoing

chemo now at UK. Bren-da writes, “Hunter hasn’t thrown up today. He gets nauseous, and doesn’t eat very much though. He usu-ally eats a sausage biscuit for breakfast without any prob-lems. He’s not allowed to eat for two hours prior to chemo or one hour after. When they give him an appetite enhancer, he eats really well, but every time they’ve given it to him, his liver counts go up and they have to take him off of it.”

This has been this little boy’s life since he was two years old, and now he is eight. In spite of all this, he is a cheerful and happy little boy, and never complains. Please get under a burden of prayer for him and ask God to touch and heal him.

Sherri Stump of Sutton has been searching for a song that her mother cherished, and I hope I have found the one she wanted. This is a fa-vorite of mine too, and has a special meaning to me.

MORNING SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN

There was a girl, there was a boy

If they had met they might have found a world of joyBut she lived on the morn-ing side on the mountain

And he lived on the twilight side of the hill.

They never met, they never

kissedAnd they will never know

what happiness they missedFor she lived on the morning

side of the mountainAnd he lived on the twilight

side of the hill.

For love’s a rose that never grows

Without the kiss of the morning dew

And every Jack must have a Jill

To know the thrill of a dream that comes true.

And you and I are just like

theyFor all we know our love is

just a kiss awayBut you are on the morning

side of the mountainAnd I am on the twilight

side of the hill.

This reminds me so much of “The Road Not Taken.” Last week I was privi-

leged to visit our daughter Crystal who lives in North Carolina, at the edge of the Great Smoky Mountains. The mountains were covered in their garments of autumn beauty, which rivaled our own West Virginia hills. It makes a person wonder if God looked down upon Ap-palachia and endowed her with such spectacular beauty that we can barely take it in. I love this poem.

GOD’S WORLD

By Edna St. Vincent Millay O world, I cannot hold thee

close enough!Thy winds, thy wide gray

skies!Thy mists that roll and rise!Thy woods, this autumn day,

that ache and sagAnd all but cry with color!

That gaunt cragTo crush! To lift the lean of

that black bluff!World, world! I cannot get

thee close enough!

Long have I known a glory in it all

But never knew I this,Here such a passion isAs stretcheth me apart.

Lord I do fearThou’st made the world too

beautiful this year.My soul is all but out of

me—let fallNo burning leaf; prithee, let

no bird call.

New River CTC Class Focuses on Women’s Healthcare

NRCS programs deadline for application packets approaching

Civil Suits – Circuit Court:10/30/14, James Williamson vs. JanCare Ambulance

Thursday, November 6, 2014 Docket - Magistrate Jeff Boggs1:00 pm, State VS Sophie Samples, Uniform controlled sub-stance act-prohibited acts C-fraud, deception Monday, November 10, 2014 Docket - Magistrate Mitchel King10:00 am, Nichols VS Sizemore, et al, Civil11:00 am, PCA Acquisitions V, LLC VS Jarrett, Civil Friday, November 14, 2014 Docket - Magistrate Jeff Boggs9:00 am, State VS Michael Edward Lanham, Assault, de-struction of property, malicious or unlawful assault; assault battery x 4, shoplifting, removal of merchandise x2, intimi-dation, harassment of witness9:00 am, State VS David Clayton Samples, Misdemeanor offenses for violation of protective order, repeat offenses, penalties, domestic battery, unlawful or intentional physical contact or harm to family or household.9:00 am, State VS Erica Nichole Fox, Possession controlled substance10:00 am, State VS Thomas C. Coulter, Misdemeanor10:00 am, State VS Lucas Gallagher, Trespass in structure or conveyance10:00 am, State VS Brian Hodge II, Driving while license suspended or Revoked; procuring gas, water or electricity, by device with intent to defraud; penalty, unlawful .injury to or destruction of property.11:00 am, State VS Danielle Hamrick, obtaining money, property and services by false pretenses

Meth ArrestBy Erica KearnsA Child Protective Ser-

vices referral ends with one man in jail, charged with at-tempting to operate a meth-amphetamine lab, possession of pseudoephedrine in an altered state, and exposure of children to methamphet-amine x 2. Trooper J. Ellis accompanied CPS workers to a home on Leatherwood Road on Friday, October 31 to investigate possible drug use in a home. The resi-dence in question consisted of one mobile home and two campers, one of which the suspected drug use was sup-posed to have taken place

in. A strong chemical odor was observed coming from one camper and a bottle filled with what appeared to be pill residue could be seen through the front door. When no one answered the door, Trooper Ellis went to the trailer and made contact with Jonathan McGlothlin, who appeared very nervous. After questioning, McGloth-lin admitted to the officer that a methamphetamine lab was located in the trailer and that it did belong to him. A further search of the prem-ises revealed additional bottles with white residue, camp fuel, cold packs, tub-ing, coffee filters and small white baggies. A metham-phetamine lab technician was called to the scene and verified the contents of the camper were that of a meth-amphetamine lab. McGloth-lin was arrested and trans-ported to Central Regional Jail where he remains on $150,000 bond.

Jonathan McGlothlin

The New River Commu-nity and Technical College Office of Workforce Educa-tion will offer a Women’s Healthcare class on Satur-day, Nov. 15, from 1-4 p.m. at the WV Workforce Build-ing on Northside Drive in Summersville, W. Va.

The instructor is Sherry Ratcliff, a nationally certi-fied practitioner in therapeu-tic massage and bodywork. In addition to massage ther-apy, Ratliff is knowledgeable

about prenatal and postnatal care, nutrition, yoga, Reiki, herbal medicine and herbal remedies. She also is a cer-tified doula and has several years of experience at Spa Romaoli at Snowshoe and Serendipity Spa in Gas-saway.

Tuition is $30. For more information or to register for class, please contact the New River CTC Office of Work-force Education in Summers-ville at (304) 883-2446.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Natural Re-sources Conservation Ser-vice (NRCS) announces the application packet dead-line for the Environmental Quality Incentive Program (EQIP). Producers interested in participating in the EQIP program may submit ap-plications to NRCS through November 21, 2014.

“During FY 2014, 46 pro-ducers in the Elk Conserva-tion District received fund-ing through various NRCS programs,” Andy Sentz, District Conservationist said. “Producers have used funding to enhance their land with grassland, forestry, wildlife, and seasonal high tunnel projects.”

There are many conser-vation practices available for technical and financial support including livestock watering systems, division or exclusion fencing, heavy use area protection, waste storage facilities, stream crossings, reseedings, timber stand improvement, wildlife habitat practices, and sea-

sonal high tunnels for veg-etable production.

“Our locally based staff can provide technical exper-tise to develop a conserva-tion plan addressing specific objectives and resources concerns on a producer’s property,” said Sentz. “This service is free and available to all agricultural and wood-land producers. We hope more producers will take advantage of this great op-portunity.”

Local NRCS offices ac-cept applications year round. However, for consideration in the first round of 2015 federal fiscal year funding eligible landowners must enroll by submitting their application no later than No-vember 21, 2014. There will likely be a second round of approvals for those submit-ting an application between the November 21 cut-off date and February 20, 2015.

For additional information contact the NRCS Gassaway field office at 304-364-5103, extension 3.

USDA Still Offering Home Loans for Rural AreasInterested in a home

loan that requires no down payment, no pri-vate mortgage insurance, and offers reasonable interest rates? USDA’s Rural Development Sin-gle Family Housing pro-gram might be right for you. USDA Rural De-velopment State Director Bobby Lewis announced today the agency has two home loan programs that are available to pro-vide affordable owner-ship opportunities to rural Americans. These two programs are called the guaranteed loan pro-gram and the direct loan program, both of which allow 100 percent financ-ing at affordable rates and terms. The interest rate for the guaranteed loan is negotiated between the approved lender and the applicant, while the direct loan is made through the

local USDA Rural Devel-opment office. The cur-rent rate is below 4% and may be reduced to 1% for qualifying households.

Funding is now avail-able now for Fiscal Year 2015 and applications are currently being accepted. Lewis said “These pro-grams are successful in providing homeowner-ship to residents of rural West Virginia. We want citizens across the State to know we are here and ready to go.” He added, “For example, in Fiscal Year 2014 USDA Rural Development provided housing assistance in various forms to nearly 2,000 families living in rural West Virginia and totaling more than $264 million.”

Eligibility for both housing programs is based on income, accept-able credit and repayment

ability and the property must be located in a ru-ral area with populations not exceeding 20,000. Sound underwriting cri-teria is used to ensure borrowers are able to re-pay their loans. By doing so, USDA Rural Devel-opment is helping keep people in their homes. You can visit the agency website at http://eligibil-

ity.sc.egov.usda.gov to determine if you are with-in the established income limits based on the size of the household and county as well as determining if the property you wish to purchase is within an eli-gible, rural area.

For more information or questions about Rural Development’s housing program, please contact

the West Virginia State Office at 1-800-295-8228, or you can contact your local USDA Service Center by visiting our website at http://www.rurdev.usda.gov.

Further information on USDA Rural Develop-ment may be obtained by visiting USDA’s web site at http://www.rurdev.usda.gov. In West Virgin-

ia, call 1-800-295-8228 to be put in touch with the appropriate personnel serving your county. Per-sons with disabilities who require alternative means for communication of program information (Braille, large print, au-diotape, etc.) should con-tact USDA’s TARGET Center at 202.720.2600 (voice and TDD).

CLAY COUNTY FREE PRESS, Wednesday, November 5, 2014-

Mullins Monster Kill

After years of hard hunting, Sherman Mullins was fi-nally able to bag this monster buck. This ten point big boy was brought down by Mullins’ bow Tuesday morning in Valley Fork. Congratulations Sherman!

The Lady Panthers were also in action at home this past week hosting Nicholas County and St. Albans. It was a precursor to this week when the Lady Panthers will participate in the sectional tournament. A top place finish there will send them to the regional tournament the following week. A top place finish there will get them in the big dance at the state fi-nals. The Ladies, for some reason, couldn’t get their game together and lost both final games of the season. They played hard, but mistakes plagued the girls. In order to continue this season, the Lady Pan-thers will have to bring some big game to the court. They have the talent to potentially become state champions, but mistakes will have to stay at the house. Good luck to the Lady Panthers, go and rock the house at Nicholas County on Tuesday night.

From the desk of Mary Ramsey, Clay High Athletic Director

Jimmy Johnson once said, “The difference between or-dinary and extraordinary is that little extra.” This brings the people of Clay County to mind. We would like to start out this week by saying a huge THANK YOU to all the businesses who sponsored our tailgate!!! Our athletes and students enjoyed each tailgate this year, regardless of the weather. We would also like to say THANK YOU to the parents, grand-parents, family members, and friends who cooked, brought food and drinks, and helped with the tailgating in any way. You went over and above to make sure our ath-letes and students had a great experience. You worked tirelessly and made each and every week a success.

It was a sloppy, cold se-nior night, but our seniors were not going to be de-nied. They attacked early and played hard through the whole game, beating Cal-houn County having a very successful senior night. The

Athletic Department and the coaches would like to thank the seniors and their parents for four years of hard work, constant running, and end-less effort. We wish you the very best in your future en-deavors.

Volleyball sectional play begins this Tuesday evening at Nicholas County High School. Clay will play Her-bert Hoover at 5:30, with the loser playing at 7:00 and winner playing at 8:30. Poca plays Nicholas at 5:30, with the winner playing Sission-ville at 7:00. The Sectional Championship round will start on Wednesday night at 5:30 with the Champion-ship game slated to start at 7:00p.m.

Football will play its final regular season game this Fri-day night at Webster County. The Panthers are 5-4 right now and are hoping for a strong finish and a 6-4 re-cord. If you can, make the journey to Webster County this Friday night and cheer on our Panthers!!

Panthers take down Red Devils

It was an up and down week for sports in this coun-ty. First up was the JV Pan-ther team as they hosted the travelling Valley team. The JV team took it to the streets and fought it out with a great defense and offensive power. The boys defeated Valley 24-0 when the smoke final-ly cleared. This was a nice victory leading into the var-sity game against Calhoun. Speaking of which, after the defeat at the hands of the Ra-venswood Red Devils, there was no way the Panthers would go down again at

the hands of devils, namely the Calhoun Red Devils. The Red Devils of Calhoun didn’t know what hit them; the Panthers turned on the fire on a cold rainy evening and iced the Red Devils hopes of a win. It was some of the hardest hitting of the year with pinpoint accuracy on the offense in their last home game of the season, finishing with a score of 38 to 14. They will be on the road in Webster to take on the tough Highlanders this week. Come out and cheer them on to a 6-4 season.

Clay County Panthers Intermediate Football/Cheer BanquetThe Clay County Panthers Intermediate Football/Cheer Banquet is scheduled for Nov. 17, 2014 at Clay County High School. Flag at 5:00, C-Team at 5:30, B-Team at 6:00, A-Team at 6:30

Lady Panthers Lose Both Final GamesMustangs Finish Their Season Saturday Night

The Mustangs also fin-ished up their season Satur-day taking it on the chin in the CWVAC Championship game against the Bears of Summersville Middle losing by the score of 8-38. The team had a rock solid season and can hold their head up high. Unfortunately, in some games no matter how good you play you have to catch a break, and the Mustangs had none. There is something to be said for playing on a neu-tral field in a championship game - enough said. The boys played hard, but when

the skies rain yellow flags and the team takes two steps back for every one gained, it’s tough to win. However, I say bully for Mustang foot-ball! They have been in the hunt every year, have tasted the thrill of victory and will again. Congratulations to the team and their coaches, you did a whale of a job. Con-gratulations also to Caleb Wynn, Walker James, Isaac Cayton, and Luke Burnette who were named All Con-ference players - a well de-served award.

Mustangs head into final match.

The Mustangs took the fight to the field.

Gracen Samples adding to her kills.

Panthers shut down the Red Devils of Calhoun. Panther JV Defense gave no quarter.

All Conference team L-R Caleb Wynn, Luke Burnette, Walker James, and Isaac Cayton.

- CLAY COUNTY FREE PRESS, Wednesday, November 5, 2014

Touched By God

Salt and SonshineBy James Paxton

WHAT IT’S ALL ABOUTBy Joseph J. Mazzella

Attention AllVETERANS

Trinity Missionary Baptist Church(Located at the top of Daubenspeck Hill)

WANTS YOUTo Attend a Dinner & Program

Honoring Your Service and Sacrifice

Saturday, November 8 at 4:00 pm

Pastor Clifford Samples

For more information call 304-548-6910 or 304-587-2548

Jesus Gives Living WaterBy Lee Roy Anderson

I hear a minister of the gospel of Jesus Christ make a statement the other day that is saturated with truth. He said “when God wants to change you the first thing He does is touch your mouth. He was talking about being a Christian. If he were talking about a sinner, the first thing God would touch would be the heart.

God’s word tells us that out of our heart our mouth speaks. Lu 6:45 A good man out of the good treasure of his heart bringeth forth that which is good; and an evil man out of the evil treasure of his heart bringeth forth that which is evil: for of the abundance of the heart his mouth speaketh. When you speak you are identifying what you believe. Heb. 10:23 Let us hold fast the profession of our faith without wavering; (for he is faithful that promised) All too often Christians compro-mise their faith by speaking feelings, emo-tions or circumstances. God will honor His Word if we will faithfully speak what He has said, in spite of circumstances.

The Word declares to us and for our benefit that we must live by faith. Heb 10:38 Now the just shall live by faith: but if any man draw back, my soul shall have no pleasure in him. Once we have declared the Word of God over our circumstances we are instructed by God’s Word to stick to it. When we hear someone

say “it doesn’t work for me” they have drawn back from what God said about the situa-tion. Faith is a powerful weapon. Since faith comes directly from the Word of God which says “So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.” (Ro 10:17) we know that faith is based on knowledge. If we don’t know what God’s Word says, then, we can’t release faith. Faith is identifying with truth. God’s Word is truth. Joh 17:17 says “Sanctify them through thy truth: thy word is truth.” God said (Mark 13:31) Heaven and earth shall pass away: but my words shall not pass away. Matthew 5:18 says “For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law, till all be fulfilled.”

Abraham had to wait for years but God ful-filled His Word. The same with Sarah. How-ever, while they were waiting, they believed God. Elisha died before that which was spo-ken to him came to pass, but it came to pass just the same. It takes more than head knowl-edge. The Word of God must be alive in your heart (spirit). When God has quickened His Word to you, He is telling you what He is go-ing to do if you believe. Just wait, watch and believe for it’s on its way. Praise God!

Maranatha!

Lorene E. Griffith GivenDille, WV - Lorene E. Griffith Given, 90

of Dille, was called home on Tuesday, Oc-tober 28, from the Clay Health Care Center, Big Otter. She was born in Widen, WV, the daughter of Theodore and Leona A. Krantz Griffith and was a lifelong resident of Dille. She was a member of the Big Union Bap-tist Church of Dille, and also cherished her many years of devotion to the Walnut Grove United Methodist Church. She retired from the Carroll Shoe Plant in Summersville. She was also involved in providing child care for several families in the community.

Lorene was preceded in death by her hus-band Ermine Given, brothers Ronald, Ken-neth, Ray, and Ted and sisters, Glady Groves and Marie Donohue and nephew, David Griffith, Surviving to cherish her memory are nephews, TG (Joyce) Griffith of Dille, Mark (Vicki) Griffith of Belle, step-children Phyl-lis Sciarrone, Evelvn Flerning, Paul Given, and Jimmy Given. Numerous nieces and nephews, great and great-great nieces and nephews. The family wishes to express their heartfelt thanks to all the staff at Clay Health Care Center for the care Lorene received while in residence there. Services were held Sunday, November 2, at 2:00 at the Walnut Grove United Methodist Church with Jimmy Adkins and Danny Richardson officiating.

Visitation was held at the church one hour prior to the services. Burial followed in the Walnut Grove Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Walnut Grove United Methodist Church (3745 Wilson Ridge Road, Duck, WV 25063) or the Big Union Baptist Church (PO Box 98, Dille, WV 26617).

The Waters Funeral Chapel in Summers-ville is in charge of arrangements. E-Con-dolences: [email protected]

.\Lillian Lucille (McKinney) JamesDog Run, WV - Lillian Lucille (McKin-

ney) James, 64, of Dog Run, entered into rest Saturday, November 1, 2014

Born May 16, 1950 in Clay, she was the daughter of the late Sherman and Polly (Hamrick) McKinney, in addition to her par-ents she was also preceded in death by her son, Jerry Allen James Jr, brothers, Silman, Donald, Bob and Jimmy McKinney, sisters, Erma Ramsey, Nova Young and Dorlene Workman.

She was retired caregiver and a member of Pleasant Dale Baptist Church.

Lucille is survived by her husband, Jerry James of Dog Run, daughter, Dawn ( Jeff ) Salisbury of Robinson son, Timmy(Michelle )James of Lizemores, grandchildren, Cody Salisbury of ND., Derek Vaughn of Clay, Karlie Salisbury of Clay, Walker James of Lizemores, Dalton Salisbury of Clay, JT James and Emma James both of Lizemores, great-grandchildren, Karsen White, Coltin Salisbury and Kooper Salisbury all of ND., sisters, Deloris Adkins of Clay, Brenda Kyle of Mt. Nebo, Sandra Gray of Harrison, broth-er, Dale McKinney of Dog Run.

Funeral services were held 1:00 P.M. Tuesday, November 4, 2014 at Pleasant Dale Church, Enoch, with Minister Kenneth Ad-kins and Minister Wayne Litton officiating. Burial was in Adkins /McKinney Cemetery, Dog Run.

On-line condolences may be sent to the family at www.carlwilsonfuneralhome.com Wilson-Shamblin-Smith Funeral Home is honored to be serving the James family.

Earl “Jim” Clayton Ferrebee, Sr. Wallback, WV - Earl “Jim” Clayton Fer-

rebee Sr. 79, of Wallback entered into rest Friday, October 31, 2014.

Born October 12, 1935 in Wallback, he was the son of the late Howard and Audrey (Summers) Ferrebee. In addition to his par-ents he was also preceded in death by his wife Juanita (Gray) Ferrebee.

He retired from WV D.O.H. He was truck driver and a mower operator, was a member of the Clay County Masonic Lodge 97 A.F. & A.M. and former president of the Big Otter Community Center.

Earl is survived by his sons, Earl Clayton Peters of Gallipolis Ohio, Earl Clayton “Jim-my” Ferrebee Jr. of Valley Fork, daughters, Marcia Summers of Scott Town, Ohio, Lisa Miller of Valley Fork, 11 grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren, brothers, Andrew “Bud” Ferrebee of Maysel, David Ferrebee of Spen-cer, Basil Ferrebee of Elkview, Woodrow “Dickie” Ferrebee of Harrison, sisters, Mar-lene Ferrebee of Grantsville, Helen Cottrell and Jane Burkhamer both of Wallback.

Friend called from 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Tuesday, November 4, 2014 at Wilson-Shamblin-Smith Funeral Home, Clay.

A memorial service will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers donates may be made to Hubbard Hospice House 1001 Kennawa Drive Charleston, WV 25311

On-line condolences may be sent to the family at www.carlwilsonfuneralhome.com Wilson-Shamblin-Smith Funeral home is honored to be serving the Ferrebee family.

When I was in college I didn’t attend many foot-ball games. I didn’t go to many functions. I wasn’t to be found at the bars or par-ties either. When I wasn’t in class, my dorm room, or spending time with my friends there was usually only one place to find me: the library.

I would spend hours there after class and on the week-ends surrounded by books. I was fascinated by the amount of knowledge that was stored between their covers. I devoured volume after volume. I read books on psychology, sociology, history, and philosophy. I read books on theology, faith, and self-help. I ex-plored every area I could in an obsessive quest to find out one thing: “What is the meaning of life?” I was driven to discover why we are here. I had to know what it’s all about. Sadly, four years and a thousand

books later I graduated with a degree but no real answer to my question.

I didn’t give up after col-lege, though. I kept look-ing in books, in nature, in prayer, and in my own heart and soul to find the answer. I never gave up through all the work, struggles, pains, and losses that I went through. After many years too I think that I finally learned the answer to that question and it was so sim-ple. The answer was Love!

Love is what it’s all about. Love is what we are all about. From our first cry as a newborn baby to our last breath before death, love is our purpose. Every hug, every smile, every laugh, every tear, every word of encouragement, every kind act, every helping hand, ev-ery moment of compassion, and every thought we think can lead us to greater love as well. Three of the most important words in the Bi-

ble are: “God is Love.” And when we become one with love we become one with God. Don’t spend your life on anything less. Choose love. Share love. Grow in love. Walk the path of love through all of this life and into the next.

John 4: 7-30 while passing through Sa-maria on His journey from Judea to Gali-lee, Jesus came to Jacob’s well in the city of Sychar. And a woman came to draw water and Jesus said, to her give me a drink John 4:7: The woman asked, how is it that thou being a Jew asketh drink of me, which am a woman of Samaria? For the Jews have no dealings with the Samaritans, John 4:9: Je-sus gives living water. Jesus answered her, If thou knew the gift of God and who it is that saith to thee, give me to drink, thou wouldst have asked of him and he would have given thee living water, John 4:10. Jesus is the gift of God and the giver of living water the Holy Spirit, see John 7:37-39 and whosoever drink of him no longer thirsts for earthy goods. The Holy Spirit shall be in him a well of water springing up into everlasting life, John 4:14: worship God in Spirit and in truth. When the woman asked for this water, Jesus told her to call her husband and she replied that she had no husband. Then Jesus told her of her past life and she perceived that he was a prophet. She said that the Samaritans worshiped in this mountain Mt.Gerizim, while the Jews and they that worship him must worship him

in spirit and in truth. John 4:24, Worship God from your heart, a heart filled with the Holy Spirit and with love from God, in truth, in the beauty of holiness. The woman said she knew that messiahs cometh which is called Christ and he would tell us all things, John 4:25: Then Jesus saith unto her, I that speak unto thee am he, John 4:26. She then left her water pot, went into the city, and said to the men, come see a man which told me all things that ever I did, is not this the Christ? John 4:29 and many came and believed for they heard him and knew that he is indeed the Christ, the savior of all the world, John 4:42. Jacob’s well is still there. It is nine feet in diameter and over 100 feet deep. It is of the earth and those that drink from it thirst again. Come to Jesus, he gives living water, the Holy Spirit. Drink of living water and thirst no more for earthly things. God is a spirit. Worship him in spirit and truth with your heart filled with the Holy Spirit and with unfeigned love of God. Remember, be a lighthouse of love and spiri-tual values in a secular and broken hearted world. Lighthouses warn weary travelers of both dangers and safety. They point a clear way past destruction.

In Memory of Joyce Renee Thomas

1980 –2008I am missing you

I see your face in my dreamsI miss you very much

I hear your voice in my mindThere is not a day that doesn’t go by

that I don’t cryGod knows I am lonely, the tears I’ve

criedGod will lift our prayers

By Myra Rose Fitzwater

Memorial Service for Macel (Bullard) Paxton

Macel (Bullard) Paxton of Huntsville, Alabama, (formerly of Valley Fork, WV.) passed away July 12, 2014.

A Memorial Service will be held at 2:00 p.m., November 8, 2014, with visi-tation beginning at 1:00 p.m.

Services will be held at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church, Wallback, WV. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Pleasant Hill Baptist Church.

Card of ThanksThe family of Joan Sizemore Reed wishes to thank

everyone who helped make her memorial service a success: The Thelma Chapter of Eastern Start, Cir-cuit Clerk, Mike Asbury, Jill Caruthers, and Clarissa Hanshaw for managing the Court Room and food. Pastor Gene Copen for the beautiful eulogy of Joan’s life. The singers: Kista Rhodes, Anita and Robert Boggs, Those who recalled memories of Jo. Those who donated money and food, for her friends who came to remember and celebrate her life.

Sincerely, we thank you,Jo’s Family

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The next “What’s Next, Clay County?” meeting will be held at 6:30 on Thursday, November 13 in the high school cafeteria. Your help is needed to im-prove our county! Everyone is invited to attend.

The Clay County Panthers Intermediate Football/Cheer Banquet is sched-uled for Nov. 17, 2014 at Clay County High School. Flag at 5:00, C-Team at 5:30, B-Team at 6:00, A-Team at 6:30

Big Otter Elementary School Bingo Saturday, November 15, at Big Otter Fire Department. Doors will open at 5 pm, Bingo starts at 6 pm. Early bird drawing for those who pur-chased tickets early, so make sure to reserve yours today. Games are $20 for 20 games. There will also be silent auc-tions and door prizes. Re-freshments will be sold. All proceeds from this bingo will go toward the iPad lab for purchasing more iPads. We hope you will come out and support Big Otter Elemen-tary! For more information or to purchase your ticket please call Big Ottr Elemen-tary during regular school hours at 304-286-3111.

Boy Scout Troop 123, Clay, WV will hold a Veterans Day Dinner on Sunday, No-vember 9th, 2014 at Clay County High School from 12:00 – 3:00. The menu is roast beef, mashed potatoes, vegetables, salad, roll, des-sert and a drink. Veterans eat free. For non-veterans the cost is $8 adults, $6 children.

First Aid/CPR Class on Saturday, November 8 at 9:00 am at the Clay Ambu-lance Service.

Yard Sale/ Craft Sale, No-vember 22, 2014 from 8am-2pm. Sponsored by Clay Middle School Cheerlead-ers and Parents. Tables will be available in the gym for $20 each. There is also limited space in the lobby. To reserve a space or to ask questions, call Leslie Goe at 304-651-9895 or Jacki Mor-ton at 304-561-8505.

HE White Elementary School’s First Annual Pio-neer Pageant, November 22, 2014. 11am check in, Beauty Pageant, Does and Bucks, Camo Cuties. Open to the public and all ages. Deadline for entry is No-vember 7. Sponsored by HE White PTO/LSIC. For more information call Melo-nie – 304-951-2487, Jessica – 681-205-4642 or Angie – 304-548-7730.

No Trespassing on the tract of property deeded to Patricia Morris at 3909 Leatherwood Road in Bickmore, WV. There is no public or private access to this property. No trespassing of any type is permitted.

No hunting or trespassing on the former Shed and Vera James property at Wallback. By Senate Par-sons Jr.

No hunting or trespassing, James “Jim Bob” Canter, on Sattler property on Widen Ridge.

Narconon reminds families that the use of addicting drugs is on the rise, take steps to protect your fam-ily from drug use. If you know anyone who is strug-gling with drug addiction get them the help they need. Call for a free brochure on the signs of addiction for all drugs. Narconon also offers free screenings and referrals. 800-431-1754 or DrugAbus-eSolution.com

Anyone interested in rent-ing the Big Otter Com-munity Building should contact Doris Douglas at 304-286-5623West Virginia Department of Veterans Assistance regularly scheduled visits in November. Sessions are conducted on a first come, first serve basis, but calling ahead of time is still encour-aged. For more information call 304-872-0829. Brax-ton County Senior Center (Braxton County), 22 Senior Drive, Sutton, WV 26601, Wednesday, November 5 and Wednesday, November 26, 10:30 am – 3:30 pm; Rich-wood City Hall (Nicholas County), 6 White Avenue, Richwood, WV 26261, Wednesday, November 12, ITINERANT CANCELED; Clay County Clerk (Clay County), 246 Main Street, Clay, WV 25043, Friday, November 14, 10:30 am – 1:00 pm, Webster Springs City Building (Webster County), 146 McGraw Av-enue, Webster Springs, WV 26288, Wednesday, Novem-ber 12, 11:00 am – 12:30 pm; Cowen American Le-gion Post No. 62 (Webster County), 63 Erbacon Road, Cowen, WV 26206, Wednes-day, November 12,1:30 pm – 3:30 pm.

Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Wallback, WV, upkeep do-nations due. Please mail donations for upkeep to Pleasant Hill Cemetery, c/o Marilyn Sutton Taylor, 221 Simmons Run, Newton,, WV, 25266. Thank You!

Clay County Health De-partment still has shingles

shots available. Must be 60+. Call to come in and get your shot while supplies last. Shots are 15 Dollars.

Clay County Quilt Group is looking for new members. We meet the 2nd Saturday of every month in the basement of the library between 10:00 and 12:00. The first hour will be spent hand quilting a quilt that is already in the frame. The second hour will be devoted to piecing and sewing a new quilt block. Not interested in both, you choose which you want to do. We are a laid back group whose main focus is to have fun doing what we love to do. Come and join our group and enjoy the fellowship of other quilters. If you have further questions, call Kay Battles at 587-2597.

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LEGAL NOTICESCLAY COUNTY FREE PRESS

NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S DELINQUENT TAX LIEN SALEWV Code §11A-2-18 & §11A-3-2 states that PAYMENT MUST BE RECEIVED IN THE TAX OFFICE BY THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON THE LAST BUSINESS DAY PRIOR TO THE SALE.

NO REDEMPTIONS AT ANY TIME ON THE DATE OF SALE.Payments made within 14 days of the sale date must be in cash or certified funds.Notice is hereby given that tax liens for the following described tracts or lots of land or undivided interests therein in the county of Clay which are delinquent for the nonpayment of taxes for the year (or years) 2013, will be offered for sale by the undersigned sheriff (or collector) at public auction at the front door of the courthouse of the county, between the hours of nine in the morning and four in the afternoon, on the 19th day of November, 2014.Tax liens on each unredeemed tract or lot, or each unredeemed part thereof or undivided interest therein, will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in an amount which shall not be less than the taxes, interest and charges which shall be due thereon to the date of sale, as set forth in the following table. If paying in November use the amount showing and subtract $15.00. If paving is October, call for the correct amount.Name of Person Quantity of Local Total amount of Taxes,Charged With Taxes Land Description Interest and Charges Due to Date of Sale10/10/2014 TAX YEAR 2013 FALL PUBLICATION LIST COUNTY-CLAY TICKET TAXPAYER NAME TOTAL DUEBUFFALO DISTRICT 103 ASBURY JOHN W SUR 4.3 AC GROVES CREEK 145.67341 BURKHAMER AMIE SUR (T) .75 AC GROVES CREEK 155.14387 CANFIELD RICK A SUR 7 AC FLAT FORK 645.89605 DOUGLAS PEARLY A SUR LOT IVYDALE 84.72606 DOUGLAS PEARLY ALICE SUR LOT IVYDALE 84.72618 DUDLEY MARJORIE FAWN TRUSTEE 1/24 INT MIN 82 AC FLAT FORK 75.27619 DUDLEY MARJORIE FAWN TRUSTEE 1/12 INT MIN 167 AC WTS DOG RUN 212.05620 DUDLEY MARJORIE FAWN TRUSTEE 1/12 INT MIN 70 AC WTS BUFFALO 77.88621 DUDLEY MARJORIE FAWN TRUSTEE 2/12 INT MIN 50 AC WTS BUFFALO 75.27622 DUDLEY MARJORIE FAWN TRUSTEE 1/3 OF 1/4 INT MIN 56 AC S S ELK 105.21623 DUDLEY MARJORIE FAWN TRUSTEE 1/12 INT O&G 60 AC WTS BUFFALO 75.27652 DUNCAN LEORIA ETVIR SUR 1/24 INT 14 AC IVYDALE 75.27653 DUNCAN LEORIA ETVIR FEE 1/24 INT 1 AC IVYDALE 75.27654 DUNCAN LEORIA ETVIR SUR 1/24 INT 1 AC IVYDALE 75.27871 HAMRICK WILLIAM LEE SUR 1.04 AC DILLE RUN 292.831041 KNIGHT WILLIAM F SUR 196/768 INT 14 AC IVYDALE 79.461216 MOLLOHAN BILLY SUR 1.58 AC WTS GROVES 75.271274 MOSSER REED SUR 48 AC ROCK CAMP 220.981297 MULLINS DOROTHA PEARL MIN 1/6 INT 39 AC SAND FORK 75.271323 MURPHY BENNY F SUR LOT #5 12.77 AC WTS BUFFALO 114.141324 MURPHY BENNY F SUR LOT #6 12.77 AC WTS BUFFALO 114.141337 MURPHY NANCY SUR 3.84 AC WTS BUFFALO 76.841450 PAXTON J R HRS 2/6 INT SUR 35 AC WTS BUFFALO 109.951451 PAXTON RICHARD T 4/6 INT SUR 35 AC WTS BUFFALO 149.861561 ROGERS BOBBY L SUR 2/4 INT 5 AC & 90 SQ RDS ENOCH 142.791658 SHAFFER JONAS N SUR LOT 137 TOWN OF WIDEN 126.741679 SKIPPER RANDY ETAL SUR 25 AC GROVES CREEK 162.491923 TRIPLETT CLARENCE W JR ETAL 2/3 INT SUR 39.5 AC WTS BUFFALO 140.241941 VAUGHAN TAMRA JEAN ETAL SUR 40 AC WTS BUFFALO 212.931971 WARD STEVEN P SUR LOT 1-35-36 IVYDALE 191.39CLAY MUNICIPALITY DISTRICT 2290 ADKINS PEGGY SUR LT 75-76 CARR ADD 140.162291 AHART RICKY SUR (BUSINESS) LOT 1 BC TWO RUN 623.012380 DENNIS KEVIN ETUX SUR PT LTS 36-37-38-39 CH STREET 337.942383 DUFFY KEVIN C ETUX SUR LT 71 MAIN STREET 474.812384 DUFFY KEVIN ETUX SUR LOT 1 BC STAR HARD ADDN 398.12408 FRAZIER ANTHONY W SR ETAL SUR LOTS 16-21 INC CARR ADDN 644.022418 GILL BILL ETUX SUR LT 10 BLK B STEPHENSON ADD 221.332629 ROWAN HURSHEL ETAL SUR FRONT PT LOT 9& FRONT LOT 10 865.512659 SHELTON IVA SUR LOT 137-20 MAIN STREET 453.812660 SHELTON IVA SUR LOT 137-19 MAIN STREET 138.792682 STONE TERRY ETAL SUR LT 80 MAIN STREET 125.042707 WHEELER WILLIAM SUR 1/2 INT PT LOT LOCUST STREET 78.252708 WHEELER WILLIAM SUR 1/2 INT PT LOT STEP ADDN 78.252711 WHITE JACKIE RUTH SUR 1/2 INT LOT 15-17 CHESTNUT ST 155.992725 WOODS ARTHUR 0 SUR LOT 137-18 MAIN STREET 156.032726 WOODS ARTHUR 0 SUR PT LOT 56 MAIN STREET 301.84HENRY DISTRICT 2831 ADKINS DUANE ETUX SUR 65.79 AC WTS GRANNIES CREEK 278.442991 BERRY DANNY R ETUX SUR 1.58 AC WTS SANDY 645.893015 BLANKENSHIP DAVID LESS ROW SUR 3 AC BIG LAUREL 179.293016 BLANKENSHIP DAVID SUR 2 AC BIG LAUREL 312.763017 BLANKENSHIP DAVID SUR 24.19 AC N S ELK 154.073018 BLANKENSHIP DAVID FEE(COAL OUT) 25 AC TWO RUN 159.683023 BLANKENSHIP ROGER SUR 285X66 TWO RUN (B&T) 88.43024 BLANKENSHIP ROGER SUR 2 AC LOWER TWO RUN 85.243049 BOGGS MELVIN B HRS COAL 1/24 INT 516 AC WTS BUFFALO 75.273326 CALLISON DORA & JF HRS O&G 1/16 INT 175 AC COVE HOLLOW 75.273366 CARPENTER REGINA-DI-ANNA SUR LOT LOWER BUTLER TWO RUN 109.423408 CATTS STEVEN ETUX SUR 13 AC WTS LAUREL 223.433631 DANCY ANGELIA ETAL SUR (T) 12.107 SQ FT WTS LAUREL 159.333682 DAVIS JEFFERY A SUR & ROW 16.25 AC WTS SANDY 266.523683 DAVIS JEFFERY A SUR MOBILE HOME PARK 2 AC PT OF 16.25 AC WTS SANDY 726.293782 DUDLEY MARJORIE FAWN TRUSTEE MIN 1/3 OF 1/16 INT 32 AC LAUREL 75.273783 DUDLEY MARJORIE FAWN TRUSTEE MIN 1/3 OF 1/24 INT 96.5 AC WTS LAUREL 75.273784 DUDLEY MARJORIE FAWN TRUSTEE O&G 1/3 OF 1/12 INT 8 AC WTS LAUREL 75.273785 DUDLEY MARJORIE FAWN TRUSTEE O&G 1/4 INTEREST 16 AC N S ELK 75.273797 DULANEY ALLEN WAYNE II SUR LOT 6 1.33 AC SPREAD 207.173842 ELEMENTAL RESOURCES LLC COAL 1/2 INT 142 AC SANDY 356.743916 ERWIN EDNA MARIE O&G 1/5 INT 148 AC UGLY RUN 76.133970 FERREBEE RICHARD A 1/2 INTEREST SUR 2 AC WTS SANDY 75.274039 FITZWATER KARL K ETUX SUR LOTS 11-12-13 E HARTLAND 286.484212 GIVEN SANDRA A FEE 1/4 COAL OUT 49 AC WTS LAUREL 621.644213 GIVEN SANDRA A MIN (1/4 C OUT) 1 AC WTS LAUREL 75.274249 GRAHAM FLOYD A SUR LT REED ADD 375.814286 GRAY SAMMY L SUR LT 8 ASBURY HGS 91.094300 GREATHOUSE MYRTLE JANE SUR .18 AC N S ELK 154.634301 GREATHOUSE MYRTLE JANE SUR LOT 40X200 N S ELK 82.644315 GROSE PEGGY ETVIR SUR 53.3 AC WTS LAUREL 177.564396 HAMRICK TOMMY LEE JR ETAL EST TOMMY LEE HAMRICK SR ETUX .32 AC WT; 146.184504 HILBERT HUGH KYLE JR ETUX SUR .95 AC WTS LAUREL 186.654530 HOLCOMB LARRY D ETAL SUR 6.967 AC LITTLE LAUREL 367.44590 HOSTETLER JONAS B ETAL SUR LOT #1 2.35 AC N S ELK 314.44592 HOWELL NANCY SUR (T) 4 AC WTS TWO RUN 169.854842 LANHAM NATASHA SU R 3 AC WTS SANDY 684.784890 LEGG TEDDY LEE ETUX SUR (T) .64 AC WTS SANDY 161.424904 LIGERALDE CASSY SUR .81 AC WTS LAUREL 165.634907 LITTON ARTHUR C II O&G 1/2 OF 1/5 INT 148 AC UGLY RUN 75.275050 MCKITRICK IRA DEAN SUR 2.73 AC LAUREL 272.735051 MCKITRICK JOSHUA SUR 3.25 AC LAUREL 183.975407 MURDOCK MARY SUE SUR LOT MAYSEL 74.25408 MURDOCK MARY SUE SUR (T) 1 AC MAYSEL 176.155449 NAYLOR JOHN P SUR .25 AC & ROW N S ELK 6275530 NUTTER E 0 SUR LOT 15 1.33 AC SPREAD 231.275558 OSBORNE JO ANN HRS SUR LTS 115-116 E HARTLAND 75.275559 OSBORNE JOANN HRS SUR .47 AC N S ELK 148.825561 OSBORNE JOANN HRS SUR LTS 98-100 INC E HARTLAND 75.275562 OSBORNE JOANN HRS SUR LTS 110-113 INC E HARTLAND 75.275563 OSBORNE JOANN HRS SUR LT 114 E HARTLAND 75.275919 REED RICHARD W MIN 1/4 INT 1/6 AC LAUREL & OTTER 75.275920 REED RICHARD W (BL 682 1/2) 1/4 OF 1/6 INT 229 AC LAUREL & SANDY MIN 75.275921 REED RICHARD W MIN 1/4 OF 1/6 INT 70 AC WTS SANDY 75.275922 REED RICHARD W MIN 1/4 OF 1/6 INT 161 AC RUSH FORK 75.275923 REED RICHARD W MIN 1/4 OF 1/6 INT 290 AC WTS LAUREL 85.935924 REED RICHARD W MIN 1/4 OF 1/6 INT 13 AC LEATHERWOOD 75.275925 REED RICHARD W 1/4 OF 1/6 OF 1/2 INT 50 AC WTS BIG LAUREL MIN 75.275963 RHODES JOSEPH A ETUX SUR 1.24 AC GRANNIES CREEK 150.4

5969 RHODES LOGAN III ETUX SUR(T) .43ACNSELK 122.555970 RHODES LOGAN MEADE III ETUX SUR .29 AC N S ELK 324.326092 SAMPLES DONALD L SUR 6 AC REED FORK 152.516122 SAMPLES RANDY A SUR (T) (CC SPLIT) 69 ACRES SANDY 517.246268 SITZER JOHN W SUR 1/2 INT LOT N S ELK 75.276456 STALNAKER ROBERT SUR LESS ROW 1.53 AC WTS SANDY 194.886496 STEWART BONNIE C HRS SUR 9/10 INT (T) 6 AC LEATHERWOOD 109.236501 STEWART JOHN SUR LOT WTS LAUREL 75.156502 STEWART JOHN D SUR 1.25 AC WTS LAUREL 176.516503 STEWART JOHN D ETAL SUR 3.61 ACS WTS LAUREL & ROW 75.156522 SUITE LORI A SUR 2 AC WTS LAUREL 671.636536 SUMMERS JASON D SUR LTS 45-51 INC REED ADD 150.956646 TAYLOR JAMES FREDDIE SUR 5 AC LEATHERWOOD CREEK 376.866677 TAYLOR TIMOTHY B SUR LOT HARDMAN ADDN 83.666707 THOMPSON ROBERT L ETUX SUR LOT N S ELK 198.216804 TRIPLETT CHARLES A COAL 1/10 INT 648 AC WTS BUFFALO 75.276815 TRIPLETT MISTY ROSE ETAL SUR 1/2 INTEREST 1 AC WTS BUFFALO 181.936816 TRIPLETT MISTY ROSE ETAL SUR 22.24 AC WTS BUFFALO 154.076862 VARNEY WILLIAM H SUR (M) 4.8 AC WTS BLUE KNOB 125.557053 WEST CATHY ETVIR SUR 5.25 AC WTS LAUREL 176.677095 WHITE ROGER ETUX SUR .75 AC SANDY 389.467096 WHITE ROGER ETUX (G) LOT WTS SANDY 79.467134 WILLIAMS THOMAS ETUX SUR 1.08 AC WTS BUFFALO 401.577179 WOOD ROY A SUR .64 AC WTS SANDY 161.977182 WOOD ROY A ETUX SUR .41 AC BIG LAUREL 83.487189 WOODS CYNTHIA SUR LOTS 7 & 8 7.40 AC SPREAD 123.637190 WOODS CYNTHIA SUR (T) LOTS 9&10 10.13 AC SPREAD 320.667191 WOODS CYNTHIA SUR (T) 2.2 AC LOWER TWO RUN 190.357192 WOODS CYNTHIA SUR (T) LESS ROW 3.11 AC LEATHERWOOD 152.537198 WOODS HOWARD ETAL SUR (T) .33 AC LEATHERWOOD 93.657199 WOODS HOWARD ETUX SUR LESS ROW 23.59 AC LEATHERWOOD 141.477200 WOODS HOWARD HRS SUR 1 AC LOWER TWO RUN 85.27OTTER DISTRICT 7773 ARNOLD MARK ALLEN SUR 89.75 AC WTS WEST FORK 518.227774 ARNOLD MARK ALLEN SUR 10 AC WTS WEST FORK 86.837779 ARNOLD OWEN C COAL 1/3 INT 6.5 AC WTS WEST FORK 75.277816 BALLATO SAMUEL F SUR 1.40 AC WTS OTTER 95.277817 BALLATO SAMUEL F SUR 35.28 AC WTS OTTER 212.957818 BALLATO SAMUEL F SUR 13.128 AC WTS OTTER 134.147819 BALLATO SAMUEL F SUR 8.25 AC WTS OTTER 119.437820 BALLATO SAMUEL F SUR 1.25 AC WTS OTTER 95.277821 BALLATO SAMUEL F SUR 6.8 AC WTS OTTER 114.187822 BALLATO SAMUEL F SUR 3.127 AC WTS OTTER 101.567823 BALLATO SAMUEL F SUR 3.134 AC WTS OTTER 101.567824 BALLATO SAMUEL F SUR 9 AC WTS OTTER 122.587825 BALLATO SAMUEL F SUR 27.63 AC WTS OTTER 184.598358 BROWN BUFFORD L ETUX SUR & ROW (PAT’S BAR)LOTS 9-10-11 N S ELK 280.178466 CHAMBERS DEANA LYNN ETAL SUR LOT N S ELK 221.338519 CHELL SHIRLEY A O&G 1/3 OF 1/32 INTEREST 54AC WEST FORK 75.278520 CHELL SHIRLEY A MIN 1/3 OF 1/32 INT 18.124 AC WEST FORK 75.278570 CLOUTIER CAMILLIEN J JR MIN .50 AC WTS OTTER 75.278594 COOK MELISSA FEE (T) .92 ACS WILSON FK OF OTTER 147.778603 COREY PAMELA P SUR (T&G) 52 AC WTS WEST FORK 441.58618 COTTRELL DAVID C ETUX SUR 9.91 AC WTS OTTER & ROW 136.638630 COULTER THOMAS ETUX SUR LOT 6& PT LOT 7 NS ELK 100.488769 DAUGHERTY VADA MIN 1/12 INTEREST 39 AC WTS O’BRION 75.278859 DUBITES DAVID M ETUX SUR & COAL 15 AC WTS STINSON 360.58860 DUDLEY MARJORIE FAWN TRUSTEE O&G 1/3 OF 1/4 INT 183 AC WTS O’BRION 75.278861 DUDLEY MARJORIE FAWN TRUSTEE O&G 1/24 INT 75 AC SNAKE CREEK 75.278862 DUDLEY MARJORIE FAWN TRUSTEE O&G 1/3 OF 1/8 INT 65 AC WTS OTTER 75.278887 DUFFIELD JEFFREY A ETUX SUR (TR 4) .55 AC N S ELK 139.369087 FUNK TERRI LEIGH SUR 23000 SQ FT N S ELK 72.989089 GARAVAGLIA GARY L ETUX SUR LOT 10 OTTER TOWN 188.759313 HANNA H WYATT III ETUX SUR (FRAME TRACT) LOT 38.07 AC N S ELK 81.569314 HANNA H WYATT III ETUX SUR (FRAME TRACT) LOT 37 .05 AC N S ELK 78.429436 IGO MAYSEL O&G 1/3 INT 8.68 AC WTS OTTER 75.279437 IGO MAYSEL O&G 1/3 INTEREST 35 AC WTS OTTER 75.279513 JOHNSON FRANCES E O&G 1/3 OF 1/32 INTEREST 54 AC WEST FORK 75.279514 JOHNSON FRANCES E MIN 1/3 OF 1/32 INT 18.124 AC WEST FORK 75.279589 LAMB MADGE O&G 1/32 INT 54 AC WEST FORK 75.279590 LAMB MADGE MIN 1/32 INT 18.124 AC WEST FORK 75.279608 LAMBEY RANDALL ERIC SUR (T) 1.4 AC 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75.2710667 ROGERS ARTHUR B HEIRS O&G 1/4 INT 30 AC WTS STINSON 75.2710668 ROGERS ARTHUR B HEIRS MIN 23 AC WTS WEST FORK 76.310669 ROGERS ARTHUR B HEIRS MIN 20 AC WTS WEST FORK 75.4310670 ROGERS ARTHUR B HEIRS O&G 1/4 INT 6 AC WEST FORK 75.2710720 SAMPLES SHARON K MIN 1/2 OF 2/6 INT LESS COAL 84.5 AC N S ELK 75.2710721 SAMPLES SHARON K MIN 1/2 OF 1/10 INT LESS COAL 62.5 AC N S ELK 75.2710722 SAMPLES SHARON K MIN 1/2 OF 1/10 INT LESS COAL 26 AC N S ELK 75.2710723 SAMPLES SHARON K MIN 1/2 OF 1/10 INT 10.75 AC N S ELK 75.2710724 SAMPLES SHARON K MIN 1/2 OF 1/10 INT 5 AC STINSON 75.2710725 SAMPLES SHARON K MIN COAL OUT 1/2 OF 1/20 INT 39.5 AC STINSON 75.2710726 SAMPLES SHARON K MIN 1/2 OF 1/2 INT 5.25 AC STINSON 75.2710727 SAMPLES SHARON K O&G 1/2 OF 1/20 INT 39 AC STINSON 75.2710728 SAMPLES SHARON K MIN 1/2 OF 1/10 INT 5.25 AC STINSON 75.2710729 SAMPLES SHARON K MIN 1/2 OF 1/10 INT 5.25 AC STINSON 75.2710730 SAMPLES SHARON K MIN 1/2 OF 1/10 INT 5.5 AC STINSON 75.2710731 SAMPLES SHARON K 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Delinquent Tax Lien Sale List continued from previous page12321 CALDWELL EDITH M HRS MIN (C OUT) 1/5 INT 10 AC WTS SYC 75.2712322 CALDWELL EDITH M HRS MIN (C OUT) 1/5 INT 9.65 AC WTS SYC 75.2712323 CALDWELL EDITH M HRS MIN (C OUT) 1/5 INT 3.85 AC WTS SYC 75.2712324 CALDWELL EDITH M HRS MIN (C OUT) 1/5 INT 2 AC WTS SYC 75.2712325 CALDWELL EDITH M HRS MIN (C OUT) 1/5 INT 5 AC WTS BIG SYC 75.2712326 CALDWELL EDITH M HRS MIN (C OUT) 1/5 INT 10 AC WTS BIG SYC 75.2712327 CALDWELL EDITH M HRS MIN (C OUT) 1/5 INT 40 AC WTS BIG SYC 75.2712328 CALDWELL EDITH M HRS MIN (C OUT) 1/5 INT .25 AC WTS BIG SYC 75.2712329 CALDWELL EDITH M HRS MIN (C OUT) 1/5 INT 5 AC WTS BIG SYC 75.2712330 CALDWELL EDITH M HRS MIN (C OUT) 1/5 INT LOT SYC 75.2712331 CALDWELL EDITH M HRS MIN (C OUT) 1/5 INT 17.50 AC SYC CRK 75.2712332 CALDWELL EDITH M HRS MIN (C OUT) 1/5 INT 20 AC WTS SYC 75.2712333 CALDWELL EDITH M HRS MIN (C OUT) 1/5 INT 46 AC WTS SYC 75.2712433 COCHRAN & SOUTHWICK CO SUR & COAL 391 AC BIG SYC 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1239.6513708 MOORE GARY FEE 6.20 AC WTS BELL CRK 134.4613709 MOORE GARY MIN .66 AC WTS BELL CRK 75.2713823 MORRIS RODNEY SUR (T) 5.5 AC WTS BIG SYC 331.1613824 MORRIS RODNEY D SUR .50 AC ADJ FK SYC 77.3613937 MOSLEY STEVEN RAY JR ETAL SUR 1.95 AC LOT 23 176.1513938 MOSLEY STEVEN RAY JR ETAL SUR 7.25 AC LOT 24 143.5713945 MULLINS DAVID SUR 25 AC WTS SYC 108.0814167 NOTTINGHAM DIXIE SUR .50 AC WTS BIG SYC 324.8414197 ONE VALLEY BANK TRUSTEE FEE (SWARTZ) 70% INT 891.30 AC BEECHY & SYC 6960.7014199 ONE VALLEY BANK TRUSTEE MIN 70% INT (SWARTZ) 3515.06 AC BEECHY & SYC 4127.3214287 PARSONS PAMELA L ETAL SUR 7 AC MID CRK 256.5514307 PIERCE ADELE R MIN 1/18 INT 2 AC WTS SYC 75.2714308 PIERCE ADELE R MIN 1/18 INT 77 AC WTS SYC 75.2714309 PIERCE ADELE R MIN 1/36 INT 50 AC WTS SYC 75.2714310 PIERCE ADELE R MIN 1/18 INT 99 AC WTS SYC 75.2714311 PIERCE ADELE R COAL 1/18 INT 25 AC WTS SYC 75.2714312 PIERCE ADELE R MIN 1/36 INT 9.5 AC WTS SYC 75.2714372 PRITT JAMES M ETUX SUR .51 AC WTS BIG SYC 235.5214375 PRITT JOAN RUTH MIN 19 AC ADJ FORK 91.3714382 PRITT WHEELER JOHN SUR 4 AC WTS SYC 84.7214383 PRITT WHEELER JOHN SUR 12 AC WTS SYC 170.8914416 RAMSEY JEREMIAH SUR .50 AC WTS SYC 73.1614429 RAMSEY NONNIE SUE SUR LOT SANGAMON 168.7914493 REED RICHARD W O&G 1/4 OF 1/6 INT 39 AC BIG SYC 75.2714494 REED RICHARD W 1/4 OF 1/6 OF 1/2 INT 77.5 AC BIG SYC O&G 75.2714495 REED RICHARD W COAL 1/4 OF 1/6 INT 77.5 AC BIG SYC 75.2714496 REED RICHARD W SUR 1/4 OF 1/6 INT 2.06 AC BIG SYC 75.2714553 ROAT JERRY SUR 70X154XIRR 1 AC BIG SYC 196.6514554 ROAT JERRY SUR 7/16 AC BIG SYC 314.3714653 SCHUETTE JAMES MIN 1/3 OF 1/2 OF 3l6 INT 13 AC Wl 75.2714665 SHELTON DAISY MAY SUR .25 AC LICK BRANCH 101.52

14685 SIMPSON DAVID SUR (T) 6.35 AC S S ELK 129.3914707 SIZEMORE EMILY SUR 16.75 AC BELL CRK 169.8514708 SIZEMORE EMILY SUR T 2 AC BELL CRK 121.5114754 SIZEMORE ROBERT OWEN SUR 5.49 AC BELL CREEK 304.3714938 TAYLOR HAZEL BIRD SUR 1/11 INT 25 AC MID CRK & ADJ 78.0514940 TAYLOR JANELLE BOGGS SUR LESS 2 ROWS 5 AC WTS BIG SYC 538.714941 TAYLOR JANELLE BOGGS SUR LOT WTS BIG SYC 72.6414959 TAYLOR SANDRA K (C OUT) 1/3 OF 1/7 OF 1/3 INT 4.100 AC WTS BIG SYC FEE 75.2714960 TAYLOR SANDRA K MIN 1/3 OF 1/7 OF 1/3 INT 30.159 AC WTS BIG SYC 75.2714961 TAYLOR SANDRA K (C OUT) 1/3 OF 1/7 OF 1/3 INT 1.67 AC WTS BIG SYC MIN 75.2714962 TAYLOR SANDRA K 1/3 OF 1/7 OF 1/3 INT 2.9 AC WTS BIG SYC MIN 75.2714965 TAYLOR TIMMY ETAL SUR 12 AC MIDDLE CK 295.4215003 TRUMAN ARTHUR WESLEY ETUX SUR (T) 10 AC MID CRK 138.8515014 TRUMAN DOROTHY SUR 1/8 OF 1/7 INT 20 AC BIG SYC 75.2715021 TRUMAN RUTH A SUR 2.24 AC LOT 11 WTS SYC 189.8115022 TRUMAN RUTH A SUR (2.73) LOT 12 WTS SYC 251.8215023 TRUMAN WESLEY C II ETUX SUR 2.068 AC LESS ROW BIG SYC 255.4915072 WALKER LINDA SUR 1/5 INT 1 AC WTS BIG SYC 71.2915073 WALKER LINDA FEE 1/5 INT 1.59 AC WTS SYCAMORE 80.6315074 WALKER LINDA FEE 1/5 INT LOT WTS SYCAMORE 71.2915083 WALLACE SHERRIE SUR 1/2 OF 1/7 & 3/6 OF 1/2 OF 24 AC BIG SYC 82.2815234 WYANT CHARLES C SUR LOT 23-24 ELKHURST 89.9815235 WYANT CHARLES C SUR LOT 2500 ELKHURST 75.2715241 YOUNG FRANCES E SUR(T&H) LOT 1 BELL CRK 248.65UNION DISTRICT 15566 ANDERSON DUSTIN SUR 1 AC N S ELK 595.4415584 ASHLEY ELIZABETH SUR 1/6 INT 5 AC LITTLE SYC 75.2715605 BANK ONE WEST VIRGINIA TRUST (RAND) 1.51% INT 1475 AC WTS LIL SYC SUR 148.1115629 BASS JASON ETUX SUR ROW 2.31 AC WTS PORTER 85.7615667 BISHOP BRANDON ETAL SUR 60X260 N S ELK 118.8915671 BISHOP FRANCES SUR .58 AC PORTER 164.5915673 BISHOP JAMES SUR .75 AC PORTER 89.9815784 BROWN PAULA SUR 5 AC WTS PORTER 331.1615798 BRYAN VICTOR M SUR 77 AC FALLING ROCK 433.1215870 BUTCHER DARLENE 1/3 INTEREST SUR 3 AC WTS LAUREL 157.5815871 BUTCHER DARLENE SUR 1/3 INT 18.63 AC WTS LAUREL 118.3415906 CAMP ASSOCIATES SUR 49% INT .49 AC JACKS BEND 110.1215907 CAMP ASSOCIATES SUR LESS TIMBER 15.647 AC JACKS BEND 1871.2415926 CANTRELL DONALD R SUR 29.55 AC N S ELK 395.7916148 DEBOARD MITCHELL ETAL SUR 11,038 SO FT N S ELK 137.2616149 DEBOARD MITCHELL ETAL SUR 13082 SQ FT KING SHOALS 600.7116153 DEEMS BOBBIE E SUR 3 AC CAMP 89.4416154 DEEMS BOBBIE ETAL SUR 2.43 AC N S ELK 89.4416191 DOTSON DANIEL E JR ETAL SUR 1/2INT 12AC WTS PORTER & LIL SYC 80.2616192 DOTSON DANIEL E JR ETAL SUR 1/2INT 70AC WTS PORTER & LIL SYC 184.0316207 DUFFIELD MICHAEL W SUR 2.02 AC JACKS BEND 386.8616213 DUNN SAMUEL J JR ETAL SUR 3.28 AC QUEEN SHOALS 129.9116255 ELEMENTAL RESOURCES LLC COAL 124 AC CAMP & PORTER 1128.4216611 HANCOCK ROBERT A ETAL SUR 20 AC QUEEN SHOALS 139.3616712 HOUCK RONALD ETUX SUR 1.38 AC MOUTH OF PORTER 244.4516742 JACKSON ROSINA MIN 1/60 INT 800 AC FALLING ROCK 75.2716748 JARRELL MARGARET ETAL SUR LOT 26 .55 AC JACKS BEND 190.6616749 JARRELL MARGARET ETAL SUR LOT 26A .55 AC JACKS BEND 91.8716839 KINDER RICHARD E ETUX SUR 12,950 SQ FT N S ELK 166.6916840 KINDER RICHARD E ETUX SUR 14,473 SQ FT N S ELK 128.8416841 KINDER RICHARD E ETUX SUR .48 AC LOT 4 JACKS BEND 598.0916842 KINDER RICHARD E ETUX SUR .55 AC LOT 3 JACKS BEND 153.0316843 KINDER RICHARD ETUX SUR LOT 10,050 SQ FT N S ELK 176.1516882 KNIGHT WILLIAM F MIN 10 AC QUEEN SHOALS 96.6316929 LEGG ROBIN RENEE SUR 61.72 AC JACKS BEND 456.7416948 LITTON ARTHUR C II 1/2 OF 1/5 OF 1/12 INT 50AC WTS PORTER O&G 75.2716949 LITTON ARTHUR C II 1/2 OF 1/5 OF 1/12 INT 55 AC WTS PORTER O&G 75.2716950 LITTON ARTHUR C II 1/2 OF 1/5 OF 1/12 INT 51 AC WTS PORTER O&G 75.2716957 LLOYD FREDRICK W TRUST MIN 22 AC WTS PORTER 75.9617179 MUDIE JANISE SUR 1.5 ACS N S ELK 167.7317184 MULLINS CHARLES E MIN 1/4 OF 1/6 INT 6 AC WTS PORTER 75.2717185 MULLINS CHARLES E (C OUT) 1/4 OF 1/6 OF 1/2 INT 78 AC WTS PORTER MIN 75.2717189 MULLINS DOROTHA PEARL MIN 1/6 INTEREST 6 AC WTS PORTER 75.2717190 MULLINS DOROTHA PEARL MIN(C OUT)1/6 OF 1/2 INT 78AC WTS PORTER 75.2717236 NAYLOR STEVEN SUR 11.64 AC WTS SPRUCE FORK 149.8617244 NESTOR LISA ETAL SUR LOT LESS LOT PORTERS CREEK 394.7317272 ONE VALLEY BANK TRUSTEE SWARTZ 70% INT 2765.75AC LIL & BIG SYC FEE 152.8217312 PAULEY LISA A SUR 2 AC FALLING RK 394.2117392 QUINN JERRY ETUX SUR (T) 4 AC CAMP 329.0417403 REDDEN RUBY TR MIN 1/3 INT 115 AC WTS PORTER 129.7417404 REDDEN RUBY TR MIN 1/3 OF 1/4 INT 142 N S ELK 92.7717545 SAMPLES ANDY SUR 5 AC & ROW WTS LAUREL 304.8817643 SAMPLES SHARON K MIN 1/2 OF 1/7 INT 31.5 AC QUEEN SHOALS 75.2717644 SAMPLES SHARON K MIN 1/2 OF 1/7 INT 1.5 AC QUEEN SHOALS 75.2717645 SAMPLES SHARON K MIN 1/2 OF 1/7 INT 4 AC QUEEN SHOALS 75.2717646 SAMPLES SHARON K MIN 1/2 OF 1/2 OF 1/5 INT 57.5 AC TWISTABOUT 75.2717661 SAMPLES WILLIAM B EST SUR 1/8 INT 7 1/3 AC N S ELK 92.2217679 SAYRE JAMES A SUR .50 AC FALLING ROCK 76.8417879 SUTTLE GEORGE SUR 1/2 OF 1/3 INT 100 AC WTS BLUE CRK 129.7417994 VIARS PATSY SUR 1/3 INTEREST 52 AC FALLING ROCK 162.1418044 WALLACE NORMA SUR 49 AC S S ELK 299.9918115 WILLIAMS PATRICIA 3/6 INTEREST SUR 5 AC LITTLE SYCAMORE 78.9418147 WOODY CARL G 1/4 O&G & 1/2 MIN 6 AC S S ELK 75.2718148 WOODY TARA SUR 24.54 AC TWISTABOUT 165.63

Any of the aforesaid tracts or lots, or part thereof or an undivided interest therein, may be redeemed by the payment to the undersigned sheriff (or collector) before sale, of the total amount of taxes, interest and charges due thereon up to the date of redemption.Given under my hand this 10th day of October, 2014.______Garrett Samples______ Sheriff (or collector)

Legal Notice

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 3 Oats & Toast

Chicken Noodle Soup, Grilled Cheese Sandwich/WW, Crackers, Fr. Veggies-Red Peppers, Carrots, Dip, Fruit & Milk

4 ELECTION DAY 5 Egg Wrap

Rotini w Meat Sauce, Cheese Stick, Salad, WW Roll, Fruit & Milk

6 Biscuit & Sausage

Chicken Nuggets, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Green Beans, WW Roll, Fruit & Milk

7 Breakfast Pizza

Cheeseburger/WW, Lettuce, Tomato, French Fries, Fruit & Milk

10

COOK’S CHOICE

11 VETERANS DAY 12 Scrambles Eggs & Toast

Chicken Fajita, Rice, Tortilla Shell/WW, Lettuce, Tomato, Cheese, Salsa, Fruit & Milk

13 Bagels & Cream Cheese

Fish Nuggets, Mac & Cheese, Cole Slaw, WW Roll, Fruit & Milk

14 Taco to go Wrap

Meatball Sub/WW with Mozzarella Cheese, Sweet Potato Puffs, Peas, Fruit & Milk

17 French Toast

Pizza, Salad, Corn, Fruit & Milk

18 Biscuits & Apples

BBQ/WW Bun, Baked Beans, Cole Slaw, Fruit & Milk

19 Danish

Cold Cut Sandwich/WW Carrot Sticks, Chips, Cookie, Juice, Fruit & Milk

20 Muffins

Turkey & Dressing, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Green Beans, Salad, WW Rolls, Pie & Milk

21

COOK’S CHOICE

24

THANKSGIVING BREAK

25 26 27 28

12-1 Egg Wrap

Pinto Beans, Corn Bread, Corn Dog, Spinach, Fruit & Milk

12-2 Biscuit & Gravy

Pepperoni Roll/WW, Baked Beans, Broccoli & Cheese, Salsa, Fruit & Milk

12-3 Pancake on a Stick

Taco/Tortilla Shell/WW, Lettuce, Tomato, Cheese, Corn, Refried Beans, Salsa, Fruit & Milk

12-4 Blueberry Square

Chicken & Noodles, Mashed Potatoes, California Veggies, WW Roll, Mandarin Oranges, Milk

12-5 Scrambles Eggs & WW Toast

Hot Dog/WW/Chili, Cole Slaw, French Fries, Fruit & Milk

“This institution is an equal opportunity provider.”

Menu is subject to change

Milk, juice, cereal, yogurt, and fresh fruit are offered every day for breakfast.

Monday Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday Friday

3 Oats & Toast

Chicken Noodle Soup, Grilled Cheese Sandwich/W

W,

Crackers, Fr. Veggies-Red Peppers, Carrots, Dip, Fruit & M

ilk

4 ELECTION DAY 5 Egg W

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Rotini w Meat Sauce,

Cheese Stick, Salad, WW

Roll, Fruit & M

ilk

6 Biscuit & Sausage

Chicken Nuggets, Mashed

Potatoes, Gravy, Green Beans, W

W Roll, Fruit &

Milk

7 Breakfast Pizza

Cheeseburger/WW

, Lettuce, Tomato, French Fries, Fruit & M

ilk

10

COOK’S CHOICE

11 VETERANS DAY 12 Scrambles Eggs & Toast

Chicken Fajita, Rice, Tortilla Shell/W

W, Lettuce, Tomato,

Cheese, Salsa, Fruit & Milk

13 Bagels & Cream Cheese

Fish Nuggets, Mac &

Cheese, Cole Slaw, WW

Roll, Fruit & M

ilk

14 Taco to go Wrap

Meatball Sub/W

W with

Mozzarella Cheese, Sweet

Potato Puffs, Peas, Fruit & M

ilk

17 French Toast

Pizza, Salad, Corn, Fruit & M

ilk

18 Biscuits & Apples

BBQ/WW

Bun, Baked Beans, Cole Slaw, Fruit & M

ilk

19 Danish

Cold Cut Sandwich/WW

Carrot Sticks, Chips, Cookie, Juice, Fruit & M

ilk

20 Muffins

Turkey & Dressing, M

ashed Potatoes, Gravy, Green Beans, Salad, W

W

Rolls, Pie & Milk

21

COOK’S CHOICE

24

THANKSGIVING BREAK

2526

2728

12-1 Egg Wrap

Pinto Beans, Corn Bread, Corn Dog, Spinach, Fruit & M

ilk

12-2 Biscuit & Gravy

Pepperoni Roll/WW

, Baked Beans, Broccoli & Cheese, Salsa, Fruit & M

ilk

12-3 Pancake on a Stick

Taco/Tortilla Shell/WW

, Lettuce, Tomato, Cheese, Corn, Refried Beans, Salsa, Fruit & M

ilk

12-4 Blueberry Square

Chicken & Noodles, Mashed

Potatoes, California Veggies, W

W Roll, M

andarin Oranges, M

ilk

12-5 Scrambles Eggs & W

W Toast

Hot Dog/WW

/Chili, Cole Slaw, French Fries, Fruit & M

ilk

“This institution is an equal opportunity provider.”

Menu is subject to change

Milk, juice, cereal, yogurt, and fresh fruit are offered everyday for breakfast.

CLAY COUNTY FREE PRESS, Wednesday, November 5, 2014- Page 9

Legal Notice——————————————TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

The undersigned Substitute Trustee, by virtue of the authority vested in him by that certain Deed of Trust, dated May 31, 2006, and duly recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the County Commission of Clay County, West Virginia, in Document No. 27315, in Book No. 114, at Page 1106, John P. Naylor and Eva Naylor did convey unto BB&T Collateral Service Corporation, Trustee(s), certain real property described in said Deed of Trust; and the beneficiary has elected to appoint Seneca Trustees, Inc., as Substitute Trustee by a Substitution of Trustee dated July 23, 2014 and recorded in the aforesaid Clerk’s office; and default having been made under the aforementioned Deed of Trust, and the under-signed Substitute Trustee having been instructed by Branch Banking and Trust Company to foreclose thereunder, will offer for sale at public auction at the front door of the Clay County Courthouse in Clay, West Virginia, on

November 12, 2014 at 12:30 PMthe following described real estate, together with its improvements, easements and appur-tenances thereunto belonging, situate in Henry District, Clay County, West Virginia, and more particularly described as follows:

All that certain property situated in the City of Clay, in the County of Clay, State of West Virginia, and being described as follows: Map 20 Parcel 9.6. Being more fully described in a deed dated September 16, 1988 and recorded February 28, 1989, among the land records of the County and State set forth above, in Deed Volume 148 and Page 551.

Permanent Parcel Number: MAP 20 PARCEL 9.6JOHN P. NAYLOR AND EVA M. NAYLOR, JOINTLY FOR AND DURING THEIR JOINT NATURAL LIFETIME AND TO THE SURVIVOR OF THEM IN FEE AND NOT AS TEN-ANTS IN COMMON

1648 IVYWAYDLE, CLAY WV 25043**SUBJECT TO A PRIOR DEED OF TRUST DATED JULY 7, 2006 AND RECORDED

IN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION OF CLAY COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, IN BOOK NO. 114, AT PAGE 1070**

At the time of the execution of the Deed of Trust, this property was reported to have an address of: 1648 Ivywaydle, Clay, WV 25043.

The referenced real estate will be conveyed with no covenants of warranty, and subject to all covenants, restrictions, easements, rights of way and reservations which may be a matter of record in the aforesaid Clerk’s Office or visible upon the ground, all prior liens and encumbrances, including, without limitation, liens for real estate taxes, incinerator, sanitary and sewer charges. The purchasers at the sale shall be responsible for paying the recording costs and also the tax on the privilege of transferring real property (the cost of the tax stamp to be affixed to the deed). The purchasers shall be responsible for pay-ment of all real estate taxes.

The subject property will be sold in “AS IS” condition. The Substitute Trustee shall be under no duty to cause any existing tenant or person occupying the subject property to vacate said property.

TERMS: $9,000.00 in cash and/or certified funds as deposit with the balance due and payable within 30 days of the day of sale.

FEDERAL TAX LIEN: In the event that there are Federal Tax Liens against the property, the United States would have the right to redeem the property within a period of 120 days from the date of such sale or the period allowable for redemption under local law, which-ever is longer.

Pursuant to the Deed of Trust, the Trustee may postpone the sale by public announce-ment at the time and place designated or by posting a notice of the same, and act by agent in the execution of the sale. The parties secured by the Deed of Trust reserve the right to purchase the property at such sale.

SENECA TRUSTEES, INC. 6108 Mid Atlantic Drive Morgantown, WV 26508 (304) 413-0044 (304) 292-2918 Toll free: (888) 534-3132 Reference File No. 19360

Legal Notice————————————PUBLIC NOTICE

The Clay County Commission and the Central Appa-lachia Empowerment Zone does hereby announce there will be a Public Hearing on November 12, 2014 at 12:00 noon at the Lizemore Volunteer Fire Depart-ment, 13175 Clay Highway, Lizemore, WV to elect One (1) Board Members for Census Tract #9581. All interested persons are urged to attend this meeting.

Legal Notice——--------------------------------———————————IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CLAY COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA

IN RE: State of West Virginia vs. Carmen Lang Roush, et al.,Case No. 14-JA-39, 40 & 41

In the Matter of Emma T., Infant, and Donald Taylor, Father of Said Infant, and Carmen Lang Roush, Mother of Said InfantIn the Matter of Eric Wayne R., Infant, and Jason Roush, Father of Said Infant, andCarmen Lang Roush, Mother of Said InfantIn the Matter of Dane L., Infant, and Joshua August, Father of Said Infant, andCarmen Lang Roush, Mother of Said Infant,Respondents.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION and NOTICE TO ANSWERTo: Carmen Lang Roush, Mother of Emma T., Eric Wayne R., and Dane L., Infants

(The object of this action is to notify Carmen Lang Roush, the adult respondent mother of a Motion by the State of West Virginia to PERMANENTLY AND FOREVER TERMI-NATE THE PARENTAL RIGHTS OF CARMEN LANG ROUSH has been filed so that said Carmen Lang Roush, adult respondent mother may Answer the same and appear in the Circuit Court of Clay County, West Virginia, to protect her interest.)

You are hereby notified that a Motion to Terminate the Parental Rights of Carmen Lang Roush has been filed with the Circuit Court of Clay County, West Virginia, on the 29th day of October 2014, in case numbers 14-JA-39, 40 & 41, wherein it is alleged that the natural mother of the infants Emma T. (Date of Birth June 25, 2013), Eric Wayne R. (Date of Birth December 6, 2010), and Dane L. (Date of Birth December 20, 2006), is Carmen Lang Roush who resides in Clay County, West Virginia, and that Carmen Lang Roush is an abusive and neglectful parent. You are hereby notified that you have the right to Answer said Motion and you have the right to have counsel present at all stages of the proceed-ings and that THESE PROCEEDINGS CAN RESULT IN THE PERMANENT TERMINA-TION OF CUSTODIAL AND LEGAL PARENTAL RIGHTS TO SAID INFANT CHILDREN. A Hearing on these matters has been scheduled in the Circuit Court of Clay County, West Virginia, to take up the Motion filed by the State of West Virginia on the 9th day of Decem-ber, 2014, at 9:00 p.m. and that Carmen Lang Roush shall appear in the Circuit Court of Clay County, West Virginia, 246 Main Street, Clay, West Virginia, at that time to be heard.

Accordingly, it is Ordered that Carmen Lang Roush, the natural mother of the infant respondents appear and serve upon Jim E. Samples, Prosecuting Attorney of Clay County, West Virginia, Petitioner’s Attorney, whose address is P.O. Box 25, Clay, WV 25043, and Answer or other defense to the Motion filed before the 9th day of December, 2014, otherwise Judgment by Default will be taken against you at any time thereafter, and termination of your custodial and legal parental rights may be Ordered by the Court.

A copy of said Motion can be obtained from the Office of the Circuit Clerk of Clay County, West Virginia, at the Clay County Courthouse, Clay, West Virginia.STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN RESOURCES, CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES DIVISIONBY: Jim E. Samples, Prosecuting Attorney of Clay County, West Virginia Entered by the Clerk of said Court on the 29th day of October 2014.

Michael Asbury, Clerk of Court

Legal Notice——————————————NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST

Default having been made in the payment of that certain note and debt secured by that certain deed of trust, executed by Barry Payton and Andrea L. Payton, which deed of trust is dated May 20, 2011, and recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the County Com-mission of Clay, West Virginia, in Trust Deed Book 126 page 843, and demand for sale having been made by the beneficiary and holder of the note and debt secured thereby, to-wit: Premier Bank, Inc., formerly known as Bank of Gassaway; notice is hereby given that on the 14th day of November, 2014, at 11:30 o’clock A.M., the undersigned, Substitute Trustee, Terry D. Reed, will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder thereof, at the front door of the Courthouse at Clay County, West Virginia, sub-ject to the reservations, exceptions and provisions hereinafter mentioned, described or referred to, the following described real estate, together with the improvements thereon and the appurtenances thereunto belonging, being more particularly described as follows:

All that certain land, together with the improvements thereon and the appurte-nances thereunto belonging, being Lot No. five (5) in Block C, situate in the Hard-man Addition to the Town of Clay, Clay County, West Virginia; conveyed unto BARRY PAYTON, one of the parties of the first part by two (2) separate deeds of convey-ances, namely: A deed executed by LARRRY GILLESPIE, dated April 12, 2011, and recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the County Commission of Clay County, West Virginia, in Deed Book No. 208 at Page 442 and further by a deed of correction by LARRY GILLESPIE, married, dated May 19, 2011, together with a 1991 HERI FH housetrailer, Serial Number: CLR005115TNAB, permanently attached thereto.

This conveyance is made subject to all existing reservations, restrictions, exceptions, conditions, easements, rights of way or other servitudes, if any, made, reserved or cre-ated in prior deeds of record in said Clerk’s office, or which would be disclosed by a visual inspection of the premises. For the stated consideration, the Grantor does further grant and convey unto the Trustee all rights of way and easements, together with all appurte-nances pertaining to the aforesaid real estate, whether presently owned or hereinafter acquired, which are matters of record in said Clerk’s office or otherwise.

This sale is made subject to, and where applicable, the Purchaser herein shall have the benefit of the exceptions, reservations, rights of way, easements and provisions contained in the foregoing deeds of record.

This sale is further made subject to any and all terms of any other deeds constituting the chain of title. The aforesaid tract, and sale thereof, are subject to rights of way or easements and all prior reservations, exceptions, restrictions and agreements affecting the premises which are of record in said Clerk’s Office or which would be disclosed by a careful inspection of the premises and any unpaid real estate taxes.

Said sale is further made subject to any prior reservations of coal, oil or gas, minerals, and mining, drilling and production rights pertinent thereto. No representation or warranty as to the status of title to the aforesaid property, nor the status of any appurtenances or rights pertaining thereto is given.

TERMS OF SALECash in hand on day of sale, and subject to any and all unpaid or unassessed property

taxes against said real estate.The undersigned Trustee reserves the right to continue, cancel, or postpone the sale of

said real estate and property from time to time, and to reject all bids if deemed inadequate as he may determine necessary, without notice other than oral proclamation of said post-ponement, continuation or cancellation at the advertised time and place of said sale.

Dated at Buckhannon, West Virginia this 6th day of October. 2014.

Legal Notice—————————— ‑‑———NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

The Administration of the estates listed below is pending before the Clay County Commission, P.O. Box 190, Clay, WV 25043. All persons on whom this notice is served who have objections that challenge the validity of the will, the qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue or jurisdiction of the court, shall file notice of an objection with the Clay County Commission within ninety (90) days from the first publication of this notice or within 30 days of service of the notice, whichever is later.

All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate must file their claims with the Clay County Commission within ninety (90) days after the date of the first publication of this notice. All claims, demands and objections not so filed will be for-ever barred.

Notice is hereby given that settlement of the estate of the following named decedents will proceed without reference to a fiduciary commissioner unless within ninety (90) days from the first publication of this notice such reference is requested by a party in interest or an unpaid creditor files a claim and good cause is shown to support reference to a fiduciary commissioner.Name & Address of Personal Representative DecedentRobert D. Adkins Darrell E. Adkins1785 Hansford Fork Rd. Maysel, WV 25133Nancy Dobbins Georgie PaintiffPO Box 86Lefthand, WV 25251Delma Drake Glenn L. Drake, Jr.1182 Pumpkin Ridge Rd. Procious, WV 25164Cynthia Sharpe-Berardinelli Lennis Osborne7628 Buckhorn Rd. Hillsborough, NC 27278Rodney G. Fitzwater Doyle B. Fitzwater1201 Fola Rd. Bickmore, WV 25019Janice Lois Hagerman Paul Edward Hagerman PO Box 215Procious, WV 25164Elva C. Vaughan James Everette Vaughan, Jr.PO Box 641 Clay, WV 25043Joseph M. Beets Lynnette BeetsPO Box 112 Indore, WV 25111Published: 11/5/2014 and 11/12/2014Given under my hand this 30th day of October, 2014.

Clerk, CLAY COUNTY COMMISSION

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