Beatrice Foods Names James T. Hill Dairy District Manager
James T. Hill has been promoted from assistant manager to manager of Beatrice Foods Dairy district, overseeing plants in Durham North Carolina Roanoke and Radford Virginia Beckley and management services for Giant Food Dairy in Washington. Hill, Auburn University dairy science graduate, joined Beatrice Foods in 1959 in Gadsden Alabama and rose through Huntsville Alabama to plant superintendent in 1962 and Appalachian district assistant manager in 1971.
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James T. Hill
Beatrice Foods
Beatrice Foods Co
Greenbrier Dairy Co
Beckley
Don L. Grantham
Hill
Durham
N. C
Roanoke
Radford
Giant
Food Dairy
Washington, D. C
Auburn University
Gadsden, Ala
Huntsville
Ala
Appalachian
Charleston Man Heads Two Gas Firms
John L. Thomas of Charleston, director of Columbia Gas System Inc., becomes director of its two distribution subsidiaries West Virginia Inc. and Columbia Gas of Kentucky Inc. He is president of Thomas Field & Co. Thomas joined The Columbia Gas System board on February 16. He also directs the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. of West Virginia and served in the West Virginia House of Delegates from 1952 to 1954.
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John L. Thomas
Charleston
Columbia Gas System Inc
Distribution West Virginia Inc
Columbia Gas of Kentucky Inc
Thomas
Thomas Field &Co
Columbia Gas System
Cheapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
West Virginia
House of Delegates
Freewill Baptists Plan State Meet and Elect Officers
The Freewill Baptist 12th quarterly session at Beckley headquarters drafted plans for the state conference set for June 9-10 and a June 3 Women’s Auxiliary meeting at Bethel. Officers and board members were retained or selected including Rev. F. C. Calhoun, Rev. Ronald Adkins, O. E. Martin, Leonard Hewlett, Dallas Adkins, Edgar Richards, and Mrs Frances Mullaney.
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Beckley Conference of Freewill Baptists
Mount Tabor
Dallas Adkins
Mullens
Pierpont Freewill Baptist Church
F. C. Calhoun
Midway
Bethel Freewill Baptist Church
MacArthur
Freewill Baptists
Freewill Baptist Denomination
Beckley Conference
Freewill Baptist
F. C.calhoun
Bethel Freewill Baptist
Ronald Adkins
Freewill Baptist Church
Sophia
O. E. Martin
Coal City
Leonard Hewlett
Lillybrook Freewill Baptist
Pierpont Freewill
Adkins
Charles Halsey
Frances Mullaney
Charles Mullaney
Vernon Phillips
Ghent
W. R. Gouldin
Beckley
A.E
Gene) Snuffer
Bradley
Weather details for a 24 hour period
Report shows high 76 at 4 30 pm and low 55 at 7 30 am with 58 at 10 am. Precipitation 0 1 inch, wind east at 7 mph, sea level pressure 30 02 inches and falling. Sunset 8 21 pm sunrise 6 20 am.
Diabetic Camp Dates Announced for Kno-Koma Session
Applications are being accepted for the 23rd annual summer camp at Camp Kno-Koma held at Camp Galahad in Kanawha County from July 23 to August 5. Diabetic children ages seven to 15 are eligible. information and forms available by writing Camp Kno-Koma, Box 25303, South Charleston, W V.
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Kanawha County
Sophia Scouts Clean Up Town Hall Block in Crime Bust
Soph ia cub scouts from Pack 75 led a Saturday cleanup behind Sophia Town Hall and alerted the police to a breaking and entering. Police awarded a citation and local merchants donated treats while streets were swept.
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Sophia
Sophia Town Hall
Bob Hunt
Roland Hatfield
Ammy Lozier
Raleigh County Historical Society to Host Lois McLean on Mother Jones
Mrs. William D. McLean will speak at the Raleigh County Historical Society May meeting on Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Woman's Clubhouse Park Avenue. She will discuss her research on labor heroine Mother Jones and early West Virginia labor history, arranged by vice president Louise Wilkes. Murray Shuff presides.
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William D
Lois) McLean
Mother Jones
Raleigh County Historical Society
Woman’s
Park Avenue
McLean
Llewellyn
Louise)Wilkes
Beckley
Indiana
West Virginia
West, Virginia
Murray Shuff
Protesters Arrested at Westover Base in Chicopee
About 60 antiwar demonstrators including women with children in arms were arrested when blocking workers from entering Westover Air Command base. They were arraigned in Chicopee District Court on breach of the peace disorderly conduct and prohibiting an employee from entering his place of employment. Over 400 have been arrested at Westover since demonstrations began April 21.
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Chicopee
Mass
UPD
Westover Strategic Air Command Base
Chicopee District Court
Westover
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