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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1964

Page

10

Tabor Named Gas Manager In Summersville

James Lee Tabor of Bluefield is named manager of Gas Service Inc in Summersville reporting to Nicholas County. At 22 he comes from Gas Services Inc Bluefield which recently bought Summersville Bottled Gas Co from Otis Smith. Tabor will lead Gas Service Inc Summersville now. He is a Mercer County native, Brushfork and Princeton alum, married with one son and Presbyterian.

James Lee Tabor Bluefield Gas Service, Inc Summersville Nicholas County Tabor Gas Services, Inc Paul Winfrey Brushfork Mercer County Princeton The Presbyterian Church

Barter Theatre Holds Over Oh Dad Farce in Abingdon

ABINGDON, Va. Barter Theatre extends the farce Oh Dad Poor Dad Mom's Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feeling So Sad through June 20. Elizabeth Wilson returns as Madame Rosepettle with Ian Wilder and Jane Cronin in standout roles. Critics Choice follows on June 22.

Abingdon Barter Theatre Madame Rosepettle Elizabeth Wilson Jerry Oddo Commodore Roseabove Ian Wilder Jane Cronin

Mrs. Hyman Dies. Huntington Theater Family Member

Mrs. Elsie Mae Hyman 65 widow of Abe Hyman a Huntington theater pioneer died Saturday in a Huntington hospital Survivors include two sons.

Huntington (Ap Elsie Mae Hyman Greater Huntington Theater Corp Huntington A. B Abe) Hyman

Mystery Writers Brood Over Scotland Yard Move

London 1965 est when Britain moves from New Scotland Yard to a new 20 story tower on Broadway Westminster. The move aims to centralize operations for Scotland Yard the C I D and Special Branch and ends the 74 year site at Whitehall. The name Scotland Yard derives from land near Whitehall once used by Scottish nobility.

Scotland Yard London Metropolitan Police Scotland’ Yard Thames Britain England Special Branch Westminster London Force Whitehall Palace Scotland Metropolitan

Hillview Nursing Center Dedicated At Huntington

Huntington dedicates Hillview Nursing and Convalescent Center a 70 bed facility with a ribbon cutting led by Governor Barron and Dr. H N Dyer. Modern Health Care Inc lists Raymond Hage as president and outlines the homes skilled care, home like setting, and public inspection day.

Huntington Hillview Barron H. N. Dyer State Board of Health Raymond Hage Modern Health Care, Inc W. B. MacCracken Paul Bauer Karl Danner Jackson

West Virginia Girls State convenes at Rhododendron retreat

Nearly 350 WV girls gather at Jackson's Mill for a week of amateur government, classes on safety and civics, and the nomination and election of a governor and other offices. Governor elect Miss Jodelle Deem of Vienna returns to lead the inauguration with Judge Browning.

Jackson's Mill W. Va West Virginia West Virginia American Legion Auxiliary W. W. Barron J. B. Hinkle Buckhannon Lewis Shallcross Clarksburg Chauncey H. Browning State Supreme Court Harry Anderson Beckley American Legion Auxiliary Jodelle Deem Vienna Kathy Kelly Huntington Girls State Supreme Court Judge Browning

Swim advice from Lord Boothby to reduce weight

Lord Boothby receives constituent letters seeking help with personal problems and suggests swimming the British Channel. He claims statistics show fifteen hours of swimming would result in losing more than twice as many pounds.

London Nana Lord Boothby House of Lords

Volcanoes and Earthquakes Shape Geography Through Time

Volcanoes and earthquakes continually alter geography by building mountains diverting rivers forming lakes sinking islands and erasing cities. These forces drive landscape change across regions and eras, reshaping coasts and inland basins as new landforms emerge and old ones vanish.

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