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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1956
Page
13
Holston Methodist Conference announces year appointments. Channel 6 features The Goldfish with Ernie Kovacs and Edie Adams on June 15 plus details on Matinee Theatre performances and Home program guests. New inventions and profiles on Kraft Theatre and I Married Joan Opera episodes appear.
The 133rd Holston conference announces new district superintendents. Cleveland Tennessee bishop H Short names Broad Street Church pastor Hann to Chattanooga District. Worley moves to Emory University Candler School of Theology. Weikel takes Cleveland District. St. Clair to Maryville District. Mohney to Kingsport District. A long list of assignments follows for Abingdon Big Stone Gap and Wytheville districts with numerous circuit appointments.
NBC TV airs the nationwide debut of a 15 minute original one act opera titled The Swing written for television by Leonard Kastle. The three character work features Edith Gordon soprano Norman Atkins Cariton and Marguerite Lewis in the cast.
Mrs Frank Salt presents Grundy pupils in a Dance Revue sponsored by the Grundy PTA at the Hurley High School auditorium on Thursday June 14 at 730 p m. The program features ballet tap acrobatic modern jazz and Jones songs with a preschool Hawaiian dance as a feature.
Wesleyan in Buckhannon West Virginia will host one of four Methodist Youth Caravan training centers this summer. President William J Scarborough announced 13 teams each with four youths and an adult counselor will visit churches to work on youth programs. The first training session runs June 26 to July 6.
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