The Lincoln times., 1956-04-30


planning to present a Tom Thumb
Wedding sometime in May. The
bride will be Jane Proctor and the
groom Michael Lockman. Debbie
Keener is to be Maid of Honor and
Jerry Ballard the Best Man.
Bridesmaids are: Rita Proctor,
Donna Talbert, Darlene Saunders,
1rudy Meeks, La Donna Walker,
Donna Rash, Gail Mauney, and
Cindy Dixon. Honorary Brides
maids are Judy Chapman. Linda
Norwood, Billie Hunter, K ar e n
Smith, Elizabeth West. and Jean
Mclean. Flower girls are: Anne
Warren, Robbie Keener, Freddie
Setter, and Vicky Gilbert. Ushers
are: Roger Caldwell. Clyde Palm
er, Harry Caldwell. Milton Canipe,
Hichael Hull, Junior Cline, Eddie
Howard. and George Hovis. Train
bearers are Jimmy Beal and Sam
my Lynch. Ring bearer is Bobby
Howard. The brides parents are
Erwin Featherstone. Jr., and Kye
Culberson. Aunt and Uncle of
bride are Doris Reel and Doug
las Gains. and the parents of
groom are Lanny Cook and Becky
Schrum The Aunt and Uncle of
the Groom are Linda Wilson, and
Tommy Holbrooks. The minister
is Kenny Carpenter Vocal selec-
tions by Elizabeth Ballard, Morris
Caldwell and Sandra and Cynthia
Campbell.
Second Grade - Mrs. Goodson's S
second grade has been busy prac-
ticing their peratta, 1.-The
Dreamboat," which was presented
Sat. night. April 28th. This week
Spring has been breaking out all
over in their room. First Curtis
Setter brought them a jar filled
with about forty small tadpoles
and one very small frog. They
enjoyed watching them and talk
ing about them. They added fresh
water to the jar very often to keep
them alive. The second thing that
brought Spring to their room was
a beautiful Polyphexus M o t h.
Mary Frances Murray brought
them a cocoon last fall and they
put it near the window in the sun.
Monday, when they came into the
room. they found an empty cocoon
on the window sill, but beautiful
moth clinging to the wall. They
have enjoyed studying about both
of these signs of Spring.
Mrs. Blanchard's Sc cond and
third grades were very proud of
the two turtles their e h + S
brought. Their names are Sammy
Turtle and Sally Turtle. They had
a race and Sally Turtle won. Sam
my Turtle is five years old and
Sally Turtle is one and a half
years old. They feed them raw
meat and lettuce. They are fun to
watch.
Third Grade Mi SIS NiXon'S
third grade has been selecting
citizens of the week This has been
going on for four weeks. A boy
and girl are selected each week
They are as follows: 10 Inn y
Lynch and Kay Goodson, Leo Ray
field and Phyllis Shrum, Kenneth
Mosteller and Dean Leonhardt,
and Leon Barkley and Linda
Turner.
Miss Huss's third grade has
made Bird Booklet and are COL
lecting all the information about
birds that they can find. They are
trying to make a lot of reports on
their library books that they have
in their room. They are glad to
welcome new pupil in their room.
She is Lynda Beaver from Lands,
N. c. They are sorry that two of
their pupils are absent with
measles. They are Judy Phillips
and Charles Cooke.
Fourth Grade - Miss William
sons fourth grade is studying the
development of transportation.
The class is divided into three
groups, land, water and air trans
portation. Appropriate stories for
each group are being done show
ing the progress in each division.
Much interest is being shown in
an attendance contest. So far the
girls are winning.
Fifth Grade Miss Deaton's
fifth grade girls are very proud of
their attendance record for the
seventh month. They chose the
best citizens in the room for the
last seven m on his. They are
Dianne aunders and Gary
Martin. They were chosen by
secret ballots. No nominations
were made from the floor. A moth
Matched out in their room. They
wrote stories about it. Bre n a