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Industry and education have a major problem in meeting the needs of a fast moving, scientific world, A. K. Scribner, president of Virginia Smelting Company, of South Norfolk, and president of the Virginia Educators and Manu facturers Association, told a con ference of local educators and man;;: . .-•• m luncheon Mon day. 7 !;'• d> mand for scinetists and t( rhnically framed people in in dustry is increasing, which means that schools and colleges are hard put to supply the demand Indus trialist and educators must co operate to solve the problem. Mr. ; Scribner said. The Virginia Manufacturers Association is attacking the prob lem through annual essay con tests to interest young people in Evangelist Steele To Hold Services At Tuggle Church Tommy Steele, evangelist, of Raleigh. N. C., will hold a week of special services May ti through 11 at Tuggle Community Church. Services will begin at 7:45 p.m. The evangelist has a radio pro gram of morning devotions which can be heard each morning at 7:15 over WSVS. There will be special music each night during the services including solos by Billy Gibson and Lucille and Peggy Gee. of Farmville. and Mrs. J mir\ Phaup. of Buckingham Sam Mottloy. of Farmville. will be accompanist.
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