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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
Joshua {. WoosIey
Dies At Hospital

Joshua E. Woosley, sc, who liv-
ed on the Botkin Rd., Route /, Lon
don, died in Springfield City Hos
pital Sunday after several years
illness.
He was born in his residence and
lived there most of his life. He
was a retired farmer. He was a
member of the Williams Chapel
Methodist Church.
Survivors include brother, Fred
L., of Kansas City. Mo-; three nep-
hews, Glenn Woosley of London,
Lester Woosley of Fairhope, Ala,
and Eugene Brandt of Springfield,
and three nieces, Mrs. Jack Swish
er, Columbus, Mrs. John Volka,
Grand Rapids, Mich, and Mrs.
Harry Van Cleve, London.
Services will be conducted in the
Sprague Funeral Home at South
Charleston at pm. Wednesday by
the Rev. Walter Reitz, pastor OF
the Methodist Church there. Burial
will be in Kirkwood Cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral
home from 7 to 8 pm. Monday and
3 to 5 and z to 8 pm. Tuesday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
Madison County Local High
Schools Will Graduate 146
Commencement OF
78 Girls, So Boys

County Superintendent Rolla D.
Webster announces that the local
high schools of Madison County
will graduate approximately 146
pupils-78 girls and SO boys.
The dates of the vaSous COM
mencement exercises are as fol-
lows:
Fairfield, May 20. Mr.. C. L. Har-
rison, Resident Chaplain of Boys
Industrial School will deliver the
address.
South SoIon, May 26. State Au-
ditor James r. Rhodes will speak.
Madison Rural, May %. Mr.. Earl
Metz, President of Capital Univer-
sity will be the speaker.
Midway, May "a. Mr.. r. E.
Clark, Art Director of the Troy
Public Schools, Troy, Ohio, will be
the speaker.
Monroe, May %. Theodore Shell,
newscaster, WBNS radio, will de-
liver the commencement address.
Plain City, May 25. The mem
bers of the graduating class will
speak.
w. Jefferson, May 26. The men,
bers of the graduating class will
speak.
Mt. Sterling, May 25 County
Superintendent George Mcdowell
of Pickaway County Schools will
speak.
The eighth grade commencement
exercises at Deercreek School will
be May "a. Reverend A. M. Shene-
felt, Minister, Methodist Church,
London, will be the speaker.
At the Somerford eighth grade
commencement, May 19, Pastor
Lawrence Rugh will deliver the
graduation address
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
Uncle Of Mrs. Conway
Dies In Connecticut

Mrs. ]. r. Conway, North Main
Street, was called to Hartford,
Conn, Sunday, by the sudden
death of her uncle, A. E. Frost. Mr..
Frost died of a heart attack while
in Boston on business. Funeral
services will be in Hartford, We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frost went to New
York the latter part OF March to
see Mr.. Conway and S. E. Robson
off for Europe. Mrs. Conway and
Mrs. Cass Speasmaker who accom-
panied her to New York, also to
see the travellers off, returned to
Hartford with the Frosts and re-
mained at their home several days
before returning to London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
Poppy Day Plans
Set By Auxiliary

Work of the American Legion
Auxiliary for the welfare of chill
dren of war veterans, draws its
major financial support from the
Poppy Sale" which is scheduled
for Saturday, May 28.
Mrs. William Kennedy, president
of Madison Post Auxiliary, Mrs.
Henry P. Beathard and Mrs. Floyd
Williams are making plans for the
1855 sale in London, and as usual
the little red flowers that will be
worn during the weekend of Me-
mortal Day, are being made by dis
abled veterans of three wars, the
two World Wars and the Korean
conflict.
The work of making the poppies
has been given to those who could
profit from its occupational there
py value and who were most in
need of the earnings. The little
flowers are made by those veterans
who cannot leave their beds, and
those who can get about in wheel
chairs, approximately 10000 dis
abled veterans of the three wars
getting employment in the Auxili-
ary's Poppy program, with the to-
tai number made to approximate
25,000,000 this year.
The poppies will be sold on the
streets and sales girls are expected
to go from house to house in an eff
fort to bring sales to as large {
figure as possible.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
New Charter Held
By Firefighters

Secretary of State Ted w. Brown
granted a non-profit corporation
charter to THE Madison County
Fire Fighters Association, Inc" re-
Gently.
Listed as trustees on the charter
application were: Thomas Daugh-
erty, West Jefferson; Howard
Davis, Sedalia; Donald Mace,
South Solon; Alva E. Teegardin,
Mt. Sterling. B. c. Hileman of Lon
don, is president of the association.
Purpose of the group is to pro-
vide for the recreation, welfare,
and social activities of the fire
fighters of the various communi-
ties.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
st. Patrick P.T.A.
Meeting May II
With Speake

st. Patrick's Parent Teacher As
sociation is planning an especially
interesting meeting for Tuesday,
May II, at 8 pm. in the old audi
torium of London High School, ex-
tending a cordial invitation to the
public for the program.
Guest speaker will be Mrs. Flor
ence S. Berger of Cincinnati, whose
chosen topic will be "Women's
Share in Gods Master Plan"
Mrs. Berger is the mother of five
lively children, and has had a
chance to experiment with new and
unusual foods. A brief synopsis of
her story says, Active member
ship in the Catholic Women's AS
sociation has kept alive her inter
est in fitting her household routine
into a Christ-like pattern.
"She graduated from Phi Beta
Kappa and cum laude in 1880 at
the University of Cincinnati, got
her MA. there in 1881 and her
Bachelor of Education in 1882 and
taught for some time in the Gin
cinnati schools.
Mrs. Berger has published a cook
book entitled Cooking for Christ"
in which are recipes that pertain
to the various feast days and ac-
companies them with stories oil
significance about the day to which
they pertain.
The committee is extending a
special invitation to the public to
hear Mrs. Berger tell of her ad-
venture in cooking.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
Paul Pair Poll Pests
With Power Po+ting

In a twelve-hour trek covering
165 miles one day last week, Paul
Sanford and Paul Yauger, crow
hunters extraordinaire, topped
their own record, claiming total
of Sc crows shot. The pair made
stands" in "a woods in four coun-
ties.
Questioned as to the outcome Of
the usual contest between the
two, the answer was, quote, Paul
beat Paul. unquote. With each
hunter shooting the same number
of shells during the day, one Paul
accounted for 81 birds and the
other, for %. The last name of the
winner was not divulged.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17

hot water is great luxury
even in the most famous ho-
tells. We have been bathing in
different degrees of cold water
since we left England.
AS usual, the shops are great
and the variety of merchandise
offered is astounding per-
fumes, leather, optics, silver,
woolens, precious stones and
chinaware head the list but the
windows of hams, wurst and
cheeses are beautiful and taste
like they look.
Tomorrow we leave here by
Rhein River steamer for Kob-
LEM and thence to Cologne or
"Koln" as it is in German.
From all advance notices, the
trip promises to be the great
est. See you in "Koln"!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
Poor Nut Features Track Meet

author, Elliot Nugent, an O.S.U.
alumnus. Tickets for this highly
amusing comedy are now being
sold by members of the Senior
Class. ...
While would-be actors anxiously
memorize lines and contend them
selves with the directors, Just
once more-and louder this timer
the acknowledgements workers are
just as earnestly doing their best
to meet headlines. While some
Woodworking seniors connive to
beg, borrow, or steal needed pro-
perties from London attics and
catch-alls, others are wondering
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
Arnold Lee Cain
Dies At Home

Death claimed Arnold Lee Cain,
one and one-half years old, son of
Mrs. Beatrice Cain, at the home on
Stewart Avenue on Saturday eve-
ming. Arnold had been ill since
birth, and frequently in the hos
pital.
Surviving besides the mother are
Mrs. Beatrice Jackson, grandmoth-
er, and several uncles, aunts and
cousins.
Funeral services Monday at 10
am. at the Lukens Funeral Home,
Reverend Robert Wilson officiat-
ing. Interment at Kirkwood Gene
terV.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
Arrested For Passing
Stopped School Bus

State Highway Patrolmen ar
rested John Fout, Stewart Ave,
London, for passing stopped
school bus on Monday afternoon at
$40 pm. The arrest resulted when
complaints of this foolish activity
caused patrolmen to check on a
London Public School bus as it left
the school Monday, and made its
rounds.
Fout was fined $500. and costs
in Mayor Speasmaker's court.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
Independent Ball
Season Opens

Softball in the Independent
League gets underway in London
on Monday, May 16. Game time of
7:30 pm. will see the London Eag-
les playing the Greenfield Mer-
chants in a double header.
Wednesday night, the j. E. Hurst
Insurance Agency of Springfield
will play here, and on Friday night
the Delaware Indians will check
into London town for double
header.
Lots of good ball is planned for
local enthusiasts, and the public is
invited to attend all the games.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17

how to arrange bleachers on the
stage, locate fifty-seven costumes,
handle the lighting situation, and,
above all, keep calm. Building
bookcases and rounding up scads
of books present another problem,
for one of the plays principal set
tings is the University's bookstore
Featured in the last act is Bob
butcher in a frat-house dancing
number and a piano solo by Dave
Smith-two more high points. With
all the hard work of the cast, crew
and director, the public can look
forward to a polished production
and entertaining evening with
THE Poor Nut. %
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
AMVETS Elect New
Vice-President

Amvets of London Post 19 elect
ed Donald Lewis vice commander
to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Bob Swaney, at a
recent meeting at the Lodge at
Madison Lake.
Delegates chosen at the same
meeting to attend the state conven-
ton at the Deshler-Hilton Hotel,
Columbus, June 3 and A were, Dom
aid Lewis, Dick Mcclure. Donald
Coleman and Curtis Webb.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
BY ANNE McCAULEY

Runners ready-to your mark
get set-go!" With these words from
the official starter, off around the
cinder track dash an array of scar
let and white jerseys. It's the an
nual mile relay race between the
Ohio State Buckeyes and the Wis
consin Badgers. You need not
travel to the O.S.U. stadium, how
ever, for this event, for it is one of
the highlights in London Highs
annual Senior Class Play, THE
Poor Nut" to be presented in the
gymnasium, May "a and Is. Flaw
ored with the real Ohio State at
mosphere, the play has as its CO.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
MRS. STUCkEY
HOME FROM HOSPITAL

Mrs. Charles Stuckey, New
Hampshire Avenue, returned home
in the Schlechty-Fichner ambu-
lance from Mt Carmel Hospital,
where she was a patient for the
past few weeks. She is suffering
with rheumatic fever and will be
confined to her home for several
weeks
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
LEROY COOPER
IN MT. CAR M EL

Leroy Cooper. East First Street,
was rushed to Mt. Carmel Hospit-
al, Sunday evening for observation
followed by an emergency opera
tion for appendicitis.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
John w. Snyder
Dies Sunday

John William Snyder, age 70,
prominent retired farmer of Mad
ison County, and for many years
in the insurance business here, died
Sunday evening at his home on the
Old Xenia Road, following a long
illness.
Mr.. Snyder was born in Picka-
way County, October 20, 1877, the
son of Levi and Nancy Dern Sny-
der, but had spent the greater part
of his life in Madison County. The
early part of his life he was en-
gagged in farming. He retired a
number of years ago to devote his
time to the insurance business and
at the time of his death was a
member of the Auxiliary Board of
Directors of the Public Indemnity
Insurance Company. He was also
a member of the Newport Meth
odist Church and Oak Run Grange,
of which he was a past master.
Surviving are his wife, Bertha
Rhodes Snyder, a daughter, Mrs.
Roy Lockwood of Columbus; two
sons, Raymond and Robert, both of
London; and seven grandchildren.
Funeral services Wednesday at
two o'clock at the Newport Meth
odist Church, The Reverend I. c.
Wright, pastor of the church and
Reverend w. w. Loveless, officiat-
ing ministers. Interment in Paint
Township Cemetery by Rader-Por-
ter Funeral Service.
Friends may call at the RAIDER
Porter Funeral Home, South Oak
Street, London, after 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
DONALD BAlLENGERS
HAVE SON

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Ballenger,
East Lincoln Avenue, announce
the birth of a son, Donald Ever
son, Tuesday. May 10.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-07
Cedar Grove Lutheran
Church Goes Over Top
In L.R. Fund Campaign

Rev. Glen Yount, Pastor of Ce-
dar Grove Lutheran Church. Lin
colnton, Route /, and Gene Bax-
ter, Church Chairman for the
Leonir Rhyme College Campaign
to raise $1,5O0,0O0 for new build
ings and endowment for the COL
lege at Hickory, report that as
result of congregational Soli-
citation, the Cedar Grove Church
has exceeded its "fair share" of
the funds needed and has now
raised $5.149.
Mr.. Baxter pointed out that
this excellent result has been
made possible through the en-
thusiastic cooperation of the en-
tire congregation and the untir-
ing effort of the Special Gifts
Committee.
He states that it is expected
that the sum raised will be SWELL
ed by many more substantial gifts
before the church concludes theil
efforts to aid the college. Cam
paign headquarters at Hickory
report that the Statewide total
now stands at $1,035,00
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-07
L.H.S. Sponsors
Religious Emphosis Week

On Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, april 5, 6, y the Lin
colnton High School Bible stu
dents sponsored a Holy Week
Program, using only the facts ac-
cording to the Bible happenings
of those events - Holy week
over 10 hundred and some years
ago we are told, occurred the same
week as it does for us this year.
1t began on April 2nd-(Palm
Sunday, while this year Palm
Sunday fell ON April 3rd.
On Tuesday the following pro-
gram was presented: Scripture
Luke 19:29-44-by Elaine Aber-
nethy; Description of Palm Sum-
day - Betty 10 Kistler; Hap
penings OF Holy Monday - by
Geraldine Hovis; Happenings Of
Holy Tuesday-Bobbie Mauney;
Happenings Tuesday Night -
Bobby Mauney Happenings of
Tuesday Night - Betty Lawing;
Song mo One Ever Cared For
NVC LINZ UCSuS - WAL lCllC OIl OAlIC
Prayer-Raye Jean Carpenter.
Christ was in retirement on
Wednesday with disciples at
Bethany.
On Wednesday the following
Program Scripture - Mark
14:12-21 - May Hardy; Facts of
Holy Thursday - Johnny Good
night; The agonizing in Gethse-
name. the betrayal, the trials
& events up till 9 A. NJ, Iris Grigg
On Friday Morning - Song.
"There Is A Green Hill For A
way" - Marlene Scronce; Pray
Ell - Emma Jean Richards.
On Thursday, Rev. Ernest Fri
day, Pastor of Riverview Baptist
Church brought a stirring mes
sage of Christs hours on the
Cross, emphasizing most realisti-
cally Christs' seven last words.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-07
Hospital News

Patients: j. G. Blake. Bamberg,
S. c.; Mrs. Mamie Ramsey. Route
l; Mrs. Ira W. Whitworth. Route
L; Miss Jean Rudisill, Route 4
Mrs. Frank Chamberlain, City:
Mrs. G. L. Rudisill. Maiden: Mrs.
Johnny Carpenter, Route 3:
George Punch. High Shoals:
Dewey Hamrick, City; w. j. Bo-
lick, City; Mrs. J. E. Huffstetler.
Route /; Mrs. Earl Cody, Gas
tonia: Miss Peggy Lynch. Route
4; Mrs. j. w. Brenizer. City: r.
L. Gilbert, Route 3: Mrs. Robert
Grant. Route 3: Mrs. N. L. Oliv-
er, Route 3; David Kanipe. Route
/; Mrs FrantZ Beal. City: Miss
Dorothy Allen, Lawndale: Miss
Betty E. Larmon, City: Lamar
Meeks, Route 5; Horace Linger-
felt, Cherryville: Randy Wilson.
Boyer City; Richard Hayes. Route
4; Donnie Diamond, City; Bob
by Calvin Fair, Iron Station: Jer-
ry Perkins, Iron Station; Mrs.
Harry Hartman, City; Mrs. j. w.
Helms, BesSemer City: Mrs. Her.
man Wilkinson, Route /: Mrs.
Jim Smith, Route g. Sam Sta
mey, City; Mrs. A. B. Crawford,
City: Mrs. Jack Robinson,
Grouse; Mrs. Woodrow Warren,
Route l Mrs. Floyd Taylor
Route l; Bill Carpenter, Route
4: Mrs. Howard Davis, Route 2:
Mrs. G. L. Hoyle,- City; Miss Eva
Dellinger, City: T. N. James,
City; Mrs. A. S. Reynolds, Boyer
City.
Colored - Ruth Nichols. David
son; Rose Mary ClemmonS. Vale.
Births: Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Sheriff., Route 5, daughter,
April 5; Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
McAllister. City. a son. March
80; Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Eaker,
Grouse, a daughter, April l; Mr..
and Mrs. Dwight Carpenter,
Route l, a daughter, April 7.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-07
Gospelaire Singing at Love
Memorial School S122.75.
Brotherhood Formed In
Antioch BoPtist Church
Ralph Loney President

A Brotherhood organization
has been formed at the Antioch
Baptist Church, Lincolnton, Route
3. Newly elected president OF
the Brotherhood is Ralph Laney
of Lincolnton, Route S.
Other officers are Charlie Star.
Clyde Walker. Elliott Caldwell,
Gather Shrum, Howard Martin
and Glenn Caldwell.
The first meeting of the new
organization was held on Mon
day night, April 4. The organic
ing of a Brotherhood Choir to
serve the church once or twice
each month is planned. =.
The next scheduled meeting
will be on Saturday night, April
Is. at o'clock at the church.
The president extends to all men
cordial invitation to attend and
enjoy fellowship together.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-07
Rotorions See
Griges' Movies
Of Miami, Nassau

Interesting movie scenes Of
Miami, Fla, and Nassau, British
colony off the Florida coast, were
shown Rotarians at the clubs
weekly dinner meeting Monday
evening in the high school cafe
terra.
Club president S. M. Roper pre-
sided at the meeting. 7. D. Cur
ley and Craig HarrelSon of Cher
ryville were guest Rotarians. Rev.
D. D. Holt of Greensboro, Bob
Hoover of Galveston, Texas, and
Rev. j. w. BraXton of Lincolnton
were club guests.
DR.. I. R. Self, Sr., was in
charge of the program and pre-
sented DR.. Boyce Griggs, Lincoln
ton physician.
Dr.. Griggs showed movies of
interesting scenes he and his wife
took on their recent trip to Mia
mi and Nassau. Aerial views TAX
en- by the Griggs' in a plane trip
over Miami area were also in
cluded. While DR.. and Mrs. Griggs
were in Nassau, Princess Mar
garet was paying her official visit
to the island and the Lincolnton
couple were able to get some in
teresting pictures of the Princess
during the Official welcoming
ceremonies. They also made some
pictures aboard ship on the trip
to Nassau.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-07

Application was made this week
for admittance of 17-year-old Jack
Dellinger to Duke Hospital in Dur
ham for observation and possible
treatment, and word from the hos
pital is expected momentarily.
Meanwhile. public fund for
the paralyzed high Schooler who
directed his church choir has
climbed to S1,368.O3, according to
Cashier Robert S. Rudisill of First
National Bank, fund treasurer.
FOR MEDICAL COSTS
MI Rudisill pointed out today
that the money being brought to
him and mailed in by the public
will be used entirely for medical
expenses for the injured youth
None will be used for family living
expenses or for home purchases.
The money contributed will be
spent in an effort to correct young
Dellinger's paralysis, which eX-
tends from the chest down.
In the past seven months
since the youth fell from a tree
in neighbOr's yard, the Lin
coin County Welfare Depart
ment has assisted materially
with local hospital bills and
medical expenses. But it was
pointed out today that continued
treatment will require an addi-
tiOnal large sum of money.
Therefore, Mr.. Rudisill an
nOunced that the fund will con-
tinue. with all invited to con-
tribute in an effort to achieve
minimum goal of $4,000.
This week, a Gospelaire Singing
Convention at Love Memorial
School, featuring several Lincoln
quartets and other musical groups
netted a total of S122.75 to the
Jack Dellinger Fund.
PROGRAM PLANNED
Currently, the Key Club, high
school boys organization sponsor
ed by the Lincolnton KiWaniS
Club, is planning a variety show
featuring local talent and the mu-
sic of the Rhythm Masters in an
effort to raise the fund total for
the injured youth. Albert Gold
smith, il. is taking a leading role
in this regard.
Contributions may be taken or
mailed to Cashier Robert S. Rudi-
sill at the First National Bank.
New contributions include:
Lincoln County Medical Soci-
ETY. S25.
Mrs. f. p. Heavier 81.
Carl f. CIOninger 81.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-07
Baptist Youth
To Hold Rally At
Hickory Church

The youth of South Fork Bap-
tiSt Association will meet at West
Hickory Church Saturday even
ing for a rally beginning at seven
thirty o'clock.
Ryan Shelton of Lincolnton,
asSociational director of Train
ing Union. will be in charge. This
Youth Rally will be the last of
three association wide rallies in
preparation for the simultaneous
revivals beginning Easter Sunday.
The program will get under way
with five conferences designed
for the interests of youth. They
will all be held at the same time
and will be attended according
to personal preferences. They will
be on the following subjects:
"Courtship and Marriage" led by
Rev. Albert Young of VieWmont
Church, Hickory; What Makes a
Good Parent led by Mrs. R. K.
Benfield of the First Church,
Hickory: christian Stewardship
led by Clarence Duncan of the
First Church, Lincolnton; Chris
tian Education" led by Rev. Mar
ion Parker of East Hickory
Church: and Religions of the
World led by Rev. Alvin Walk
er of Maiden, aSSociational field
worker.
A general session for everyone
will be held in the sanctuary at
8:15 and a special message will
be brought by Rev. J. NJ. Wilder,
pastor of the First Church, New
ton. His topic will be Going
Deeper with God"
This rally comes at the end Of
week of special prayers. Most
of the participating churches
have held daily prayer meetings
in both cottages and churches.
Many churches have planned a
round clock prayer period to
terminate Sunday morning which
will include all Of Saturday night.
Rev. Fritz D. Hemphill. host
pastor to this rally, is also mo-
derator of the South Fork Bap-
tist Association.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-07
Nephew Of G. E. Lohr
Wins Science Honor

Lawrence L. Lohr, Jr., nephew
of G. E. Lohr, of this city, was one
of three North Carolina high
school seniors selected for honors
in the first Science Talent
Search. sponsored by the North
Carolina Academy of Science. He
is member of the Needham
Broughton High School in Ra-
leigh.
Other winners were Maurice H.
Vaughn, of the New Hanover High
School in Wilmington and Samuel
j. Johnson, of the Elizabeth City
High Schol, Honorable mention
went to Robert T. Kirkland, Jr.. of
the Needham Broughton High
School.
The selections were made by an
Academy Committee consisting of
Dr.. B. B. Brandt and DR.. j. M
Clarkson of North Carolina State
College and Henry A. Shannon of
the N. C. Department of Public
Instruction.
The four seniors. together with
their high school science teach
erS, will be guests of the WeSting-
house Electric Corporation Meter
Plant of Raleigh at the annual
banquet of North Carolina Acad-
emy of Science at Davidson Col
lege on May 6.