They Promised
Elizabeth Miller, '45A, and E
sign Earl Gibson.. Hutchiso
'4EE, November 28, 1942 in C
lumbia.
Eleanor Hopkins and Ray V
Humphrey, '38L, November 14,
Florence.
Lucile MeDuffie and Lt. Willia
Coleman Sylvan, '38A, Novembt
28, in Columbus, Ga.
Marjorie Elizabeth Holt, '424
and CpL William Lee Taylor, 54]
November 19, in Columbia.
Carolyn Edgeworth Gunter, '381
and Alfred Donovan Rivers, N<
vember 28 in Fort Francis E. Wa
ren, Wyo.
Mary Ellen Dozier, '36A, at
Capt. Walter Alfred Brunke, N(
vember 21, in Columbia.
Lt. Jacob Forrest Crouch, Jr
'41C, and Irene Boone, Novemb<
20, in Greenville.
Lt. Col. Phil D. Huff, '18L, an
Mrs. Harriett Hughes Smythe, i
Laurens.
James Phinney Brunson, Jr., '34(
and Catherine Quattlebaum, N(
vember 14, in Conway.
Ann Elizabeth Welch, '4C, an
Edwin Kyle McClendon, Octobe
24, in Columbia.
Lydia Dozier Lee, '40A, and Sta
Sgt. Douglas Bernard James, '37A
October 24, in Sumter.
Ens. Lewis Kendall Worthin
'42C, and Doris Jane Leonard, Oc
tober 15, in Columbia.
Ernest Carlisle Charles, '31A, an
Martha Susan Briggs, October 1
in Columbia.
Grace Edwards Kilgore, '41A
and Lt. Francis Pelmoin Seigniou
Jr., '41C, October 6, in Valdost.
Ga.
Lt. Richard Bryan Wilson, '41A
and Lois Laws, October 17, in Mic
land, Texas.
Jeanne Adella Brockman, '42A
and Lt. George Henry Bland, O<
tober 31, in Columbia.
Capt. Wilfred Laurier O'Farrel
'38L, and Eileen Frances O'Grad3
October 17, in Patterson, N. J.
Anna Earle Beaty, '40A, and L
Robert Claude Nance, October 1
in Columbia.
Lt. Kermit G. White, '41A, an
Sarah Elizabeth Hilgaes, Octob<
29, in Columbia.
Lt. Don Carlos Sharp, Jr., '41A
and Camille Lawton Cunninghan
November 7, in Allendale.
Mary Cecile Brabham, '4OEd, an
Furman Edward McEachern, Jr
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November 12, in Orangeburg.
Margaret Blackwell, '41Ed, an
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n, vember 19, in Columbia.
Sarah Virginia Pulliam, '44C, an
Lt. John Luther Lentz, October 1C
. in Columbia.
in Durrett Lipscomb, '39A, and L
William Henry Williams, Septem
n ber 30, in Columbia.
!r Marian Wilder, '42C, and L
John Alexander McArthur, '39A
October 10, in Washington, D. C.
Elizabeth McDavid, '41A, and Li
John Prescott Spigner, '41C, No
, vember 12, in Seattle, Wash.
Cornelia Gourdin Wolff, '42C, an<
Joel Kelly, '41Ed, November 6, it
Summerville.
d Lena Grace Sandstrom, 45A, anl
Albert Baxter Coleman, Jr., No
vember 8, in Conway.
Cpl. Hasel A. Skinner, '37Ph, am
r Virginia Stilwell Cheatham, Octo
ber 21, in Columbia.
d Aileen Elizabeth Whelchel, '40A
n and Ens. Heber Graham Patton
November 2, in Allendale.
Elizabeth Hughes, '41C, and Lt
Eugene Stratton Taft Connell
October 1, in Columbia.
d Lt. Elmar Stebbins Waring, Jr.
r U.S.N.,'SSA, and Barbara Jean Bur
gess, October 25, in Annapolis, Md
Martha Elizabeth Watts, '40A
and Lt. Clay A. Besly, November 8
Laura Catheryn Cline, '41Ed, an<
Robert Bruce Kennerly, '40A, No
vember 26, in Columbia.
Margaret Moore, '3A, and Joc:ph
d J. Hoke, '25A, November 21, in Co.
, lumbia.
Faye McCarthy, '45A, and Tech
, Sgt. Francis M. Stanton, Novembei
12, in Columbia.
, Ens. William Anderson Rodgers
'41C, and Winifred Pratt Wall, No
vember 19, in Georgetown.
- Dorothy Elizabeth Kearse, '45Ed
and Staff Sgt. Robert Moore Bar
, bee, November 14, in Columbia.
Lewis Moore Lipscomb, '41A, an<
Margaret Anne Shealy, April 5, in
, Lexington.
, John Jake Weaver, Jr., '45E, and
Marion Brasington, November 21
in Columbia.
' Future Alumni
d
r Jane Ann Nixon, born November
3 to Chaplain Eugene L. Nixor
, and Mrs. Nixon (Mildred Jam
, Moore), '42A, in Columbia.
A daughter, born October 31 t<
a Capt. Walter S. Monteith, '37L, am
.,Mrs. Monteith, in Columbia.
- A daughter, born October 25 t<
Thomas Mauldin, '8A, and Mrs
Mauldin (Caroline Arthur), '35A
in Columbia.
Augustus Kirby Clements IlI
born October 25 to Capt. Augustum
Kirby Clements, Jr., and Mrs
Clement. (Elizabeth Ansel Bunch)
'38A, at Fort Sill, OkIa.
William Chesley Smith, bora
October 10 to Patrick C. Smith
'36C, and Mrs. Smith (Nell Keith)
'36A, in Columbia.
David Michael Foley, born No
Svember 22 to Tech. Sgt. David B
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William Hughes (Billy) Nicholson
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Bose), '30A, in Columbia.
Marianna Maner Coleman, born
November 21 to Lt. James Pagaud
Coleman and Mrs. Coleman (Mae
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Lillah Adams Davis, born No
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Pamela Wheeler, born Noven
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A daughter, born November 1 to
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Mrs. McKenzie in Parlin, N. J.
William Jackson Barbe-n II,
born November 6 to William Jack
son Barbour, Jr., and Mrs. Bar
bour (Gwendolyn Waddell), '39A,
in Columbia.
Mary Helen Moore, born Novem
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Moore (Clelia Black), '32C, '34L, in
Columbia.
William Hienry Casson 1II. born
November 18 to William Henry
Casson, Jr. and Mrs. Casson (Mar
jorie Moorhead), '40A, in Colum
bia.
Henrietta P'ressley Spigner, born
August 16 to Adolphus Fletcher
Spigner, '37A, 40L, and Mrs. Spig
ner (Henrietta Bailey), '38A, in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Carl McD)onald Foster, born No
vembel)r 19) to Charles C. Foster,
'29A, and Mrs. Foster (Isabel
Witherspoon), '31G, in Columbia.
Charlotte Douglas dleLoach, born
December 1 to Lieut. Serre de
Loach, '25A, and Mrs. deLoach, in
Camden.
Isabel Sloan Heinitsh, born De
cember 4 to Capt. Reginald B.
Heinituh, '40A, and Mrs. Heinitshi
(Isabel Sloan), '42A, in Columbia,
Notes
William Calvin Kimbrell, '42A,
writes, "Receivedl your letter, which
had to cross the eqluator to finally
reach me. Glad to be able to make
a contribution to the alumni, and
hope that soon I shall be able tc
see all the gang at one of those Car
olina reunions. Would appreciate
hearing from you fellows." (Mail
addressed to Alumnus Kimbrell ir
care of the Alumni office will be
forwarded),
Lt. Charles Miller Lide, '37A
Apt. 2, 638 Pine St., New Orleans
La., is in charge of procurement of
medical officers from the Eightl
Naval District. Lieutenant Lide has
had a tour of duty in a naval hos
pital and also a tour of sea dutj
which took him to a number of out
lying posts. "Will tell you more
about these in a letter I hope t<
post in Tokyo", writes Alumnu:
Lide.
Graydon Lee Lonsford, '30C, il
at 311 E. 72nd St., New York, N. Y
Ralph Dickson Eppe, '04L, for
merly of Cokesbury, practices lav
now with the firm of Epps an<
Epps, Conway.
A/C David Glenn Yarboroughi
Jr., '89A, '41L, is with Squadron 65
SAAAB, Santa Ana, Calif.
WillIam Bellinger Lowrance
'86A, '860, is now a chaplain in th<
U. S. Army and is stationed a
Camp Davis, N. C.
ED BY THE ALUMNI ASSO
i General Honored
Its tnost distinguished fighting sons l
ne corps, was initiated as an honorar
honorary leadership fraternity. Gen
ras initiated. At the left in the picti
ie right is Miss Christine Cannon, '43
Jr., '42A, '43L, of Greenwood, presi4
Faculty Counsellors
Conduct Second Koi
Advisors Will Endeavor
To Assist Each Student
Faculty councellors who were ap
pointed to advise freshmen enrolled
in the Freshman Orientation courses,
this week conducted the second series
of interviews announced Arthur Rob
erts, student chairman of the orien
tation teachers. These councellors will
Conduct personal interviews with
freshmen in their groups during the
ytar, and will emdeavor to aid them
in any matters of advice.
Professors advising f r e s i n a n
women are: Mrs. Arney Childs, Miss
Flora Dinkines, Miss Eileen Funder
burke, Mrs. Hugh Ferguson, Mrs. J.
R. Hawkins, Miss Katherine Hey
ward, Miss Leila Johnson, Miss
Elizabeth Krauskopf, Miss May Mar
shall, Miss Ruth Eleanor Morse, Miss
Elizabeth O'Dell. Miss Ruby M. Ott,
Miss Nathalie Owvens, Dr. Kathleen
Riley, Miss Helen Taylor, Miss Mary
Wheeler, M. G. Christopherson, Dr.
J. B. Jackson, Dr. WV. A. Foran, Dr.
G. R. Sherrill, Dr. R. H. Weinefeld,
Dr. E. M. Smith.
Members of the faculty wvho are
counseling freshman men are: Pro
fessors F. W. Bradley, H. E. Carr,
E. C. Coker, H. \V. Davis, R. B.
Davis, T. A. Fitzgerald, T. Walter
Herbert, E. P. Horne, R. L. Jones,
George McCutcheon, R. W. Morri
son, George Olson, J. T. Penney, P.
J. Philson, J. A. Stoddard, W. D.
Strother, F. H. Wardlaw, W. A.
Whiteseil, W. L. Williams, J. C.
Ayers, and R. G. Bell.
--Trustees
(CONTINUED ON PAGE 6)
or who shall hereafter make the su
preme sacrifice for our country in
this war" and expressed gratitude for
their generosity and patriotism;
Thanked Dr. George A. Wauchope
and Dr. J. Bruce Coleman, retired
and Dr. J. E. Copenhaver, resigned
for "their long, faithful and valuabk
service to the University";
Thanked Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Meri
wether for "unselfish and valuabE
service to the University in the up
building' of the South Caroliniana col
lection";
Authorized the student-faculty com
mittee on student affairs to proceet
with a proposed plan for standardiza
tion of keys, medals, etc., and ap
proved recommendations of the stu
dent committee on class rings pro
viding for adoption of a uniform de.
sign.
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eral Moses is shown above speaking
tre is Mrs. J. Rion McKiWck, wife
A, of Hartsville, a Carolina co-ed, and
lent of the ODK chapter.
For Freshmen
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Cadet Tom Hagood
Given Pilot Wings,
At Alabama Field
Aviation Cadet Thomas Barrett
Hagood, son of Mrs. Jennie B.
Hagood of Barnwell, South Caro
lina, today received the silver wings
of a pilot, the public relations office
at Napier Field announced.
Previous to the presentation of
the Wings, the entire class of cadets
were sworn in as second lieutenants
in the Army Air Forces by Major
H. L. Harris, adjutant of the field.
They then marched in formation,
along with aviation students and
British cadets, to the Post Chapel,
where Colonel James L. Daniel, Jr.,
commanding officer, awarded the
diplomas ot the Napier iield Ad
vanced Flying School. Major C. C.
Simpson, Jr., director of training,
presented the wings.
Lt. Hagood, a graduate of the
Blarnwvell high 'school, attended the
University of South Carolina and
received his A.B. degree there in
1938. He was working as a cotton
b)uyer and farming until he entered
the armed service December 20,
1940. Accepted for aviation cadet
training January 15, 1942, he has
completed the primary training at
Ocala, Florida and the basic school
at Greenville, Mississippi.
One-Act Drama Is
Given By Players
"Sky Fodder", one-act drama by
Jack Reynolds, was presented by the
University Players recently in Dray
ton Hall. Becky Wiley, junior trans
fer from Bessie Tift college in Geor
gia is directing the play.
Miss Wiley is a member of the local
chapter of Alpha Psi Omega, national
honorary dramatics fraternity, and has
had much experience in acting and
in back stage work. Her most recent
performances have been in "Captain
Applejack" and "Heart of a City".
,The story of the play is centered
around three American flyers who are
lost in the swamps of Louisiana. The
three flyers are played by J. B.
Heatherly, Russell Green, and Jimmy
Hill.
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Lawrence Fuller,
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Promoted In Army
1914 Graduate Advanced
From Major To Lt. Col.
At Charleston Hospital
Dr. Lawrence S. (Dick) Fuller,
'14A, originAlly of Laurens, was
promoted from major to lieutenant
tolonel on November '9, according '1
to officials at Stark General hos- i
pital, Charleston, where Colonel s
Fuller is now stationed. a
Colonel Fuller was graduated 5
from the University of South Caro
lina with a B.S. degree and from
Johns Hopkins Medical school with I
an M.D. degree. He also studied
at the University of Paris.
He practiced medicine in Paris,
France, for about 20 years, serving V
also as chief of medical services for
the American hospital there. He
was knighted by the French gov
ernment for his services.
Colonel Fuller returned to Amer- I
ica shortly before the fall of France C
and entered the army on April 1, c
1941, with the rank of major.
Marine's Letter
Describe Battles
"Tojo's Rats" Is Name
For Japs In Solomons
Marines on Guadalcanal island
in the Solomons refer to Japanese
soldiers still on the island as "To- r
jo's Rats", and are "putting out
plenty of lead poison to extermi
nate them", according to a recent
letter from Capt. Rex Williams of
the Marines.
Captain Williams, a 1939 gradu
ate of the University of South
Carolina, is from Hardeeville. One
of the most brilliant boxers in the
University's history, lie punched his
way to the Southern Conference
middleweight crown in 1938.
Captain Williams said he had a
Japanese sword as a momento of
the Solomons fighting.
Student Director
Now At McCormick
The Rev. Ciaude Evans, director
>f Wesley Foundation Sunday School
for Methodist students at the Univer
iity and Columbia College, has ac
:epted the pastorate of the Methodist
:hurch at McCormick.
Mr. and Mrs. Evans left Columbia
Wednesday, November 25, and he im
mediately took over his duties as pas
tor of the McCormick Methodist
ehurch and two smaller country
churches.
.Mr. Evans had been formerly As-.
sistant pastor at the Washington
Street Methodist church and director
of the young people's department.
As yet, no one has been selected to
take his place in Columbia.
Lieutenant Holloway Is
Added To NROTC's Staff
A new officer, Lt. (j.g) C. E. Hol
loway, USNR, has been stationed at
the Naval ROTC unit at the Univer
sity.
TEl
Graduate, To
York Chemists
Alumnus Now Serves As
Editor Of Publication
John R. Callaham, assistant editor
f "Chemical & Metallurgical Engi
ieering", has just been elected presi
lent of the Junior Chemical Engi
teers of New York, an organization
ounded in 1937 for young chemical E
ngineers and industrial chemists lo
ated in and near the metropolitan
Tew York area.
Mr. Callaham, who was Secretary
reasurer of the organization in ig4r,
also active in the American In
titute of Chemical Engineers and is
member of the American Chemical
;ociety.
Before joining the McGraw-Hill
'ublishing Co. in 1941, Mr. Callaham
ad been affiliated as plant and re
earch chemist with the General
:hemical Co. in Delaware, California
nd New Yoik. He has written a
umber of articles on chemistry.
Mr. Callaham obtained his degree
f B.S. in Chemistry from the Uni
ersity of South Carolina in 1933.
Iis chief hobbies consist of mineral
gy and the geology of the San Jaun
ountry of southeast Utah.
Former Professor
stationed Nearby
Psychologist Serves in
Jackson Induction Spot
First Lieut. Merrick Kershaw
Valsh, '24A, '25G, former professor
f psychology at the University, is
ow stationed at Fort Jackson as a
sychologist at the recruiting and in
uction station.
Lieutenant Walsh was commis
ioned from civilian life on October
and went to Fort Leavenworth,
Cans. for a special training course
nder the direction of the adjutant
eneral's office in Washington. He
vas one of 85 psychologists from all
iver the country whb were chosen
> attend this school, which was the
rst of its kind to be held in the
Jnited States.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Walsh, the
ormer Miss Genevieve McCaw, '30J,
f Columbia, live with their two
,oung sons at 1809 Devine street,
olumbia.
Freeman Is Winner
3f Euph's Contest
David Freeman and Mauris Ma
ursky held an oratorical contest be
ore members of the Euphradian lit
rary society last Tuesday at their
egular weekly meeting. David
~reeman was named the winner in
Ivote taken of the members.
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