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Baughan, 29, Formerly of Amelia, Killed in Accident Funeral rites were held on Ap ril 19 in Richmond for Frayler Ernest Baughan. 29, of Waynes boro Pa., a former resident of j Amelia. Interment was in Skin- j quarter Baptist church cemetery, j Mr Baughan was killed in an automobile accident in Tennessee April 16. He is survived by his widow.; Mrs. Norvella Goode Baughan: his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frayer E Baughan: three sisters. Mrs. Harry Johnson. Mrs. Everett Crafton and Mrs. Vance Poteat. Papers To Be Presented At H-SC Saturday Six papers, dealing with var ious aspects of the classics, will be presented at the Classical As sociation of Virginia meeting Saturday a t Hampden-Sydney College. i The meeting, which is open to the public, will be held in two sessions, the first at. 10:30 a. m. and the second at 2:30 p. rn at John’s auditorium Hampden-Sydney College Pres ident Joseph C. Robert will speak at the association luncheon. Papers to be given at the morn ing session include "The Terminal Date of Caesar’s Pro-Consulship in Gaul." by Dr. Arthur P. Stock er of the University of V rginia. The Roman Contribution to ! Mathematics." by Marcellus Em erson Waddill. Hampden-Sydney mathematics instructor, and "Horace as a Lyric Poet." by Dr. Robert Epes Jones, of Randolph Macon College. Afternoon papers included Baalbek and Dyblos." illustrated with slides, by Dr. Marjorie J. Rivenburg. of Westhampton Col lege: "The Bloody Iliad." by Dr. George J Ryan, of the College of William and Mary, and "Propc ganda on Roman Coins," illus trated with slides, by Dr Laura Voelkel Sumner, of Mary Wash ington College
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