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Leppard I
Council I
By Alumi
Joint Meeting Of I
Officers Will Formu
James Ernest LePpard, '211
44 president of the Aluni As
ing ever conducted by the orgi
Dr. Patterson Wardlaw, cia
announced that Mr. Leppard
over Burchill 11. Mloore, '30A,
Claude R. MeMillan, '22CE, I
A joint meeting of the new
to be called shortly for the p
the past year and forinulating
44 year. President Leppard a
the new program.
The new alumni presilent,
field county, was graduated fr
has long been active in the ali
stote. le retires this year as a
A son and namesake. James
was graduated from the Unive
U. S. Naval Reserve at Colu
Edward McIver Leppard, '45,
versity.
University alumni all over C
loting. Ballots were sent to '7
addresses had been verified. A
so that alumni who were not n1
be able to join and make their
received from alumni in the se
In addition to the president, other
officers were elected as follows: "
Councillors-at-large. David A
Gaston, '24A, '26G, '261, Chester;
Claude R. McMillan, '22Cl, Co
lumbia; John J. Seibels. '92, Colum.
bia; R. Milo Smith, '24A, '281, L,ex
ingion. These alumni won over
Mrs. V. C. Abel (Lauia Greene),
special student, 1911-30, Columbia;
David E. Finley, '10A, Washing
toi, ). C.; Mrs. T. Nelson Fortson
(Juddie Knox), '3.-A, Columbia: an(d
Charles Braxton Williams, '25A,
'26G, Charleston.
Vice presidents from judicial cir
cuits are: First circuit. W. Renc
Symnmes, '15L, St. Matthews; sec
ond circuit, Mrs. R. M. Jeffries, Jr.
(Emily Brown), '42A, Barnwell;
third circuit, Dr. Wilmot 1. Mc
Cutchen, '99A, Suniter; fourth cir
cuit, Robert R. Coker, '28A, Harts
ville; fifth circuit, Harold M. De
Lorme, '25A, Columbia; Sixth cir
cuit, Edwin R. Jeter, '1iA, '16G.
Rock Hill; seventh circuit, J. Roy
Faint, '06A, Lockhart; eighth circuit,
William Hughes Nicholson, Jr..
'38A, '43L,, Greenwsoodl; ninth cir
cuit, Mrs. S. S. Seideman, (Ethel
Ann McLure), '27A, Charleston;
tenth circuit, Ruins M. Newton.
'32A, '35L1, Anderson; eleventh cir
cunit, HI. Odelle H arnman, '29.\.
'36Gr, Lexington; twelfth circuit,
C:ecil DuBose B-rearley, '17A, '23G,
Conwsay; thirteenth circuit, L aw
rence Peter Hollis, '05A, Green
ville; fourteenth circuit, Osborne
H-. Rhodes, '4i0L, Walterboro.
The newly elected vice-presidents
respectivelyv won over James Henry
Spann, '02A\, Sunmnmerville; I. Carl
Kearse, '181,, Bambherg; Mrs. F3.
Jenkins Knight (Dorothy Whaley),
'31A, Sumter; F. S. (Jack) D)oug
lass, '241L, Chesterfield: William
Kinsler (Case ) B3eckhram. 'I8A,
'21C E, Columbia : Johdn HIalsted
McLure, '87A, Chester; J. Clande
Fort, '13A, 'is50, Gaifney; Robert
M. Crooks, 'a A, Clinton1; John
Wilford Dedrick 7.erbst, '271,
C;harlestoni; M arion 0. l3oyce,
'28CE, Seneca; Johun Madlisoni
Yotunginer, '30A', Johnston ; H oyt
WVatson, '12A, Florence; R<emsen
Bauknight, '28A, Easley;, and James
Carlisle D)oggette. '27A, Brunson.
In the first balloting, Mr. Blank
night and Mr. IHollis tied in the
election for vice president from the
thirteenth circuit. Tlhe tallying com
miittee ordlered their namles to be
submitted again to alumni residing
in the thirteenth circuit for another
ballot. In the second voting, Mr-.
Hollis was dleclaredl elected.
Members of the nomhinating com
mittee were: J. J. Clenonnons, '::2A,
'Florence; Ray R. Williams, '2:tA,
'24G, '24L, Greenville; Mrs. WV. C.
Abel, special student, Columbia; R.
Milo Smith, '24A, '28sL, Lexington;
W. Rene Symnmes, '151,, St.
Matthews; and Harry M. ILightsey,
'22A, 24L., Columbia.
The committee wsas appointed by
President McMillan upon dlirect au
thorization by the Alunmi Council
after a poll of the association's memu
bErship had revealed that the con
cens5us among altumni was against
attempting to hold the annual meet
ing this year. Two former studlents
were nominated for each position in
,a half-daym meeting o at he comi
Rolph Lewis, '29, Alumni Editor
Mailed by the Alumni 'Association Of
fice to members of the Association and to
non-member alumni in the Armed Forces
whose addresses are on file in the Alumni
Office.
Heads Ass
glembers I
ni Mail E
4ew And Retiring
late Alumni Program
,, Chesterfield, wias elected 1943
sociation in the first mail ballot
nization.
irman of the tallying committee,
xits elected by a narrow margin
'12G, Charleston. le succeeds
anid retiring officers is expected
irllpose of reviewing progress of
a tiefinite prograi for ;he 1943
nd other officers are at work onl
'4ow state senator from Chester
on the University in 1921. lie
irs of the University and of the
vice-president of the association.
Ernest Leppard, Jr., '13A. 45L,
rsity May 31, and is now in the
nbia University. Another son,
, is now a student at the Uni
ie world participated in the bal
(0 alunmi and alunae whose
lembership blanks were attached
ienhbers of the association wotild
votes count. Many ballots were
rviee.
Lieutenant Sineath
Reported Missing
1st Lieut. Farley R. Siteath, Jr.,
'41(, of Columbia, has beei re
ported missing :i action in New
Ginilea Since jiuly 1i;, according to
a telegram receive(d this week from
the war department.
Lieutenant Sineat ni ttered the
Air Corps before Pearl Harbor and
received his wings and Coiii11lssion
as a )ilot in J lune, 1942, from 1
Stocktoli. Cal. IIt ha hcn in New
Guinea for eleven months.
L.ieutenant Sineath, who has beenI
inl close touch wvtii the Alumi Of
fice, wrote recentv:
"I received Oic Feb. 12th issue
of 'Tie Gaiecock, and it was truly
a thrill to read of the campus capers
at good old U. S. C., and also of im)
frienids in the service. I've seen I
ii,uite a bit of action, blt it's great
fuit.'
John Stuart Dudley
As Archibald Forbes
John Stuart JDudley 'f4A, 't .
is the authoro h lyo hc
thle mtio piooftre "Chia", wh . ichi
p)layed several weeks oin lhroadw5ay
wvithi Allen Ladd antd L oret ta
Yountg as its stars. b.- based.
T[he pilay, "Thie Fouirt h Irothier",I
was written by .\r. Dundley under
the pen name of A rctha hi Forbes.
Fihni rights were secured byv Para
motunt.
MIr. D)udley, whlo is niow con
nectedl with the legal firmn of Mitlh
elI, Taylor, Copron, and liarthi in
New York City, was graduated
from the University w ithi an A.I1.
degree ini 1914I. lie receivedl his
.\.A. degree from thle Un iiversity in
1915, and his L.L.B. dlegree from
Halrvard L aw School ini 1920.
'le is a native otf O)cala. Flat.
Ilis sister, Marion D)udley, ':C,
for mtany years with the Y\\'CA ini
the Orient, has only iecen tly re
turtiedl to this country frotti J1apa
tinese04 ocuiedt.( territory
Lieutenant Crouch
War Prisoner
iet. J. Fo(rest Cruch,l Jr., '41C,
of Columbiia, wh Io w~as repoirtedt
missing ini action ini North Aftiien
early in May, is a prsnrof war oif
the German goverinentt, his.
paretts, MIr. and MIrs. J . F.. rouich.
have lbeen ad visedl.
The parents were no(tiftied by the
wvar dlepartmiett May ' t ha t their
son, who was a lht iubardier in the
Army Air Corps, was missing ini
acuti on.
Another no t ice was received frotn
the war (departmient recently rc
porting that lie is a prisoner of thle
Germnan government.
tee, which consideredl all stugges
tions for officers that had comie
fronm the al umn i members.
In adduit ion to D)octor \Vardlaw,
members of the tally ing comtitttee
were MIrs. C. H1. lsistline (Marjorie
Foster), '35A; I,i l oulware, '42A;
andu Kitty S. Bird, '4l2A, of Columi
bia; and Messrs. Lightsey, Cleni
mons and Williams.
Issued in cooper
ociation;
.lected
lallot
Two Carolina Men
Reported Wounded
Lieut. William King (Duck)
Richardson, '39E, of Columbia, was
wountded in action in Sicily while
fighting as a paratrooper with the
Eighty-second Airborne division, it
is reported here. He was hit in the
calf of the right leg by a piec of
shrapnel July 10, according to a let
ter received by his mother, Mrs. H.
W. Richardson. Lieutenant Richard
soil has reported that his wound is
not serious and that he expects to
leave the hospital soon.
Lieut. Julius H. Taylor, '41A, has
been wounded in action, it was re
ported recently by the War De
partient. Lieutenant Taylor, who
has been recuperating in a hospital
in this country, flew with Maj.
Reginald D. Heinitsh, Jr., '40A, his
roommate in North Africa (now at
Columbia Air Base), for a short
visit with relatives and friends here.
Future Alumni
Judith Allen Coker, born April
30 to Lieut. Allen M. Coker, USNR,
'30A, '35L, and Mrs. Coker in Nor
man, Okla.
John Villiani Fuseler, Jr., born
May 3 to John W. Fuseler ard
Mrs. Fuseler (Helen Rebeske),
'38A.
Mary Perry Potter, born May 9
to George M. Potter and Mrs. Pot
ter (Mary Perry Garvin), '38A, in
Columbia.
Hamilton Osborne, Jr., born May
19 to Lieut. Hamilton Osborne,
'38G, and Mrs. Osborne.
Patricia Kathleen Muir, born May
M, to T/Sgt. Arnold Muir, '41A, and
Mrs. Muir (Kay Duffy), '41A, in
Colunibia.
orn May 23 to Capt. )an M. Peter
ion and Mrs. Peterson (Helen
Townsend), '39A, at Fort Benning.
Margaret Kinard McCarrell, born
June 3 to Lt. (jg) Arthur H. Mc
Carrell, '30CE, and Mrs. McCarrell.
Lester LaNtarr Hamilton, Jr..
)orn May 17 to Lester L. Hamilton,
'32Ed, and Mrs. Hamilton.
Thomas Roland Cook Ill, horn
June 5 to I.icut. Thomas Roland
Cook and Mrs. Cook (Betty Bar
nett), '40A, in Columbia.
A drea Filer M iot and GlenI
Kaminer Miot. twin dlaughters born
June 8 to Lieut. Joseph D. Miot,
'34EE, and Mrs. Mliot at Bryn
Mawr, P'enn.
James Orin Anderson, born June
5 to Lieut. James Robert Dickie
Anderson, '43Ed, and Mrs. Ander
ion (Mary Crow), '42A, in Colum
D)orothy Dabbs, born May 30o to
James McBride Dabbs, '16A, and
Mrs. Dabbs (Jessie Armstrong),
'22sp.
J ohnm Michael Otis, born June 9
to William Lynan Otis, '26A, and
Mirs. Otis.
Charles D)avid Cobb, Jr., born
Jutne 7 to Chiei Specialist Charles
i). Cobb and Mrs. Cobb (Jane
Tobias), '41A.
Theodore Marion D)uBose,
Foumrthm, born Jutne 19 to Lieut.
Theodore (Buddy) DuBose III,
42A, and( Mrs. DuBose (Eloise
Oliver), '41A, at D)allas, Tfexas.
WVilliam Orrin Farnami III, borni
Junme 7 to Capt. W. 0. Farnam, Jr.,
'33A, and Mrs. Farnam at Fort l
voir., Va.
J ames Cothran, Jr., born in I os
on. Mass. to Lieut. James Cothran,
'37A, '39L, and Mrs. Cothran (Dot
Parke), '42A.
F.lizabeth Sparrow Riley, bo rn
Jun e 15 to C'apt. P'ierce Al len Riley
andir Mrs. Riley (Betsy Sparrow),
'38A. ini Atlanta, Gia.
New York Alumni
Hold 2nd Meeting
"Thme secondl New York alummii
lininer took place on schedule at
he Sh,eraton H otl anid a pleasanmt
evening was had by all'', reports
Aaron HT. G;reen, '22A, p)resident of
lie Newv York alum ni group.
Juliani W. Shields, ':<CF, was
:leced secretary-treasurer to re
ilace Claire King, '80G, who has
esignied to enter war service.
A committee was appointed to
select a place for the next dininer,
whlmich is schedu led for the mon th of
L)ctober.
Announnemnent of timie and place
>f the next meeting wvill be run in
'"On The Aluimni Front", in order
that any alumni who are in' New
York on the (late of the meeting
mny plan to attend.
.Aluml
ation with the U. of S. C. Al
President
......%
JAMES E. LEPPARD
Class of 1903
Holds Reunion
Although there was no Alumni
Day celebration this year, four
members of the Class of 1903 met
on the campus on May 31 to re
new their ties with Carolina and
with each other.
It was the occasion of the forti
eth anniversary of their graduation
from the University.
The members met at the Alumni
Office, strolled over the campus,
reviewed college pranks of yester
year, and visited their old prokes
sors. They enjoyed a reunion
luncheon together, and planned for
more active alumni relationship.
The four classmates are: Thomas
C. Law, Atlanta, Ga.; Robert F.
Bowe, Augusta, Ga.: Char'es H.
Neil, Winnsboro, and Joseph C.
Burton, 'Monetta.
REUNION
Pvt. Robert T. Fairey. Jr.. '30G.
is stationed at Camp Wolters,
Texas, in Co. C, 57th 'Tng. Un.
Mrs. John W. Flintom (Mary
Elizabeth Gilchrist), '33A, resides
at 25 Moss Ave., Orangeburg, S.C.
Pvt. Thad D. Gaddy, '44C, is ad
dressed at Plat. 2, Co. A, 5ist Med.
Tng. Un., Camp Barkeley, Texas.
Katie B. Gardner, '29A, teaches at
Kershaw.
Thelma M. Gaston, '42A, is a
comm11ercial teacher at Edmunds
High School in Sumter.
Lieut. Leon Gelson, USNR,
'33EE, can l)e reached at Naval Re
search I ,ah., Aircraft Section,
Pvt. Robert L. Giles, 46Ed, is
stationied at Camp IIut ner, N. C. in
H-Q. Hat., :26th~t FA Bn.
Lieut. James Lockwood Gillespie,
'32CE, is resident officer in charge
of construc tion at the l'ight h N aval
D istrict, New Federal Bldg., New
Orleans, l.a.
Lieut. William Wallace Lumpkin
Glenn, '34A, is addressed at New
Station Ilospital, Fort D)evens,
Aver, Mass.
B. Proctor Gordon, Jr., '45C, is a
funeral director at M ul linis.
Francis Kendrick Graham, '30A,
restides at Vidalia, Ga.
Aux. Lucille Timme Grant, '33A,
is stationed at Fort Oglethuorpie, Ga.,
ini Co. 11, :2lst Reg., 3rd WAAC
Tn'ug. Center.
Dr. George Melbourne Green,
'24A, cant he. reached ait NIedical
Center, iili Broadway, DJaytona
.ieach, F la.
John Howell Green, '89L, whlo is
a lawyer at Decatur, G;a., residles at
15I Sycamore street.
Mrs. Julian Dixon Carswell, Jr.,
(Miriam Anne Gregg), '45C, resides
at 1 59 Winston- street, Florence.
James W. Grimes, '10A, who re
sides at IDen ark, is em ployed at
le Cha rieston O rdna nce Depot.
Mrs. J. Bowden Duryee (Betty
Jane Guthridge), '43A, resides at
I:i:3 Mary land St., Saun D iego, Calif.,
w here her hiusbianud is a corporal in
lhe .\larines.
Gilbert Neal Haigler, '30C, can be
reached at D r. H aigler's Cat anid
DJog Il ospital, 7645 D elmiar UlIvd.,
St. h.onmis, Mho(.
Joseph H. Hall, '33L, who prac
tic:es lauw at Gialfney, residles at 4133
L.ipscomb) St., Galffney.
Mrs. Moses Alexander Foster
(Clara Payne Hardin), '31Ed, re
sides at 11$ Greenwood Place, D)e
catur, Ga.
Mrs. John J. Burdzel (Gertrude
Harrell), '35A, resides at Broadway
Courts, Buckeye, Ariz.
Mrs. J. S. Baskin (Frances Hart),
38A, is addressed at 1016 Southland
D rive, Colunmbus, Ga., while Major
hiaskin is stationed at Fort Ben
nmng.
James Willard Hayes, M.D., '33A,
reirdes at Charlote N. C.
Sjiront
imni Association
Carolina Alumni
Receive Awards
Pvt. Stanley Edward Brose, '42A,
has been awarded the Purple Heart
for (listinguished service in North
Africa, according to word received
by Mrs. Brose (Jean Bell), '42C,
of Lugoff. Private Brose, whose
home is in New York City, attended
the University for three years and
was captain of the tennis team while
here. In a letter just received at
the Alumni Office, Alumnus Brose
writes that "things over here are
going well and the campaign is all
through. We are resting and clean
ing up, for we were on the line over
two months." The letter modestly
avoids any mention of the award.
S/Sgt. John K. Farnum, '39A, of
Columbia, was decorated with the
Air Medal June 11 "in recognition 1
of meritorious achievement while i
participating in aerial fight in the 0
Middle East theatre." Sergeant
Farnum has been overseas for iore
than six months and has taken part
in several operational sorties.
1st Lieut. Palmer S. McClellan,
'40A, has been awarded the Dis
tinguished Flying Cross "for hero
ism of extraordinary achievement
while participating in aerial fight"
and the Purple Heart on account of a
"wounds received in action against
an enemy of the United States". Ie
had previously been awarded the
Air Medal. Lieutenant McClellan,
a bombardier on a Flying Fortress, I
is now stationed in North Africa.
Ie was formerly in England.
Lieut. George Stokes Goolsby,
'38A, of Denmark, was decorated
recently with the Air Medal "in
recognition of his courageous, fear
less service" in the Southwest Ipa
cific area between September 21 and
Qctober 30, 1942. Lieutenant Gools
by was comlllended by Lieut. Genl.
George C. Kenny, commanding the
U*ifth air force.
IN PRINT
A/C Erne!t F. odgepatIh, '42A,
can be reached at T.S., AA FT'r C, I
Sq. K, Class 43-33, Yale, New I
llaven, Conn.
Mrs. John Edwin Lindsay (Mil- I
dred Hines), '31A, resides at :1612 T
St., NA., Washington, 1). C.
Daniel C. Hochman, '37A, is pres
ident of a lumber company at Rock
ville Center, N. Y.
Elias Dinkins Hodge, Jr., '34A,
resides at 408 3erkley Road, Ilaver
ford, Pa.
Charles Howe Holst, '32A, who
is an aircraft and engineering me
chainh' and i...ructor, residles at
120)8 Edgewood Ave., Anderson.
Loyd Bates Houck, '13L, who is.i
presidlent and owner of Florida '
\Vhiolesale Sundries, Inc., residles at
1545 N.W. 2nd St., Miami, Fla.
Mrs. Lauris Shannon Black 2
(Roberta Lee Hudson), '34Ed, is
working at OJrangebuirg while her ~
husband is in the army.
Mrs. Charles H. Everett (Agnes
Frances Hughes), '36A, resides at
a
720 N. Willett St.. Memphis, Tenn.
Pvt. Fred W. Atkinson, Jr., '45C,
of lIIartsv ille, can be reached at
191st Service Squadron, .11thm Service i
Group, AA H, Santa Maria, Calif. J
Mrs. Eugene Redd Porter (Mar.
gareta Baldwin), '37A, resides at a
1613 W. Grace St., Richmond, Va. J
Lt. (jg) Nathaniel L. Barnwell,
'39L, of Charleston, is adldressedl ata
Commiunications Office, USNAS
Trinidhad, hl.W.l.
Lieut. George W. Bauknight,
'41A, is stationed at Camp At ter
bury, I nd., in Co. I, 33:t1st 1Inf.,
8ard. D)iv.
Lieut. Townsend M. Belser, '34L,
can be reachied at USN R Fighter
D)irector School. Hreezy I 'oint P.O
U.S., N.A.S., Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. 3. E. Bolton, Jr., (Isabelle
Hand), '26A, resides att Garner's
Ferry Road, Rt. 4. Columbia.
Pfc. Henry G. Brogdon, Jr., '44C,
is addressed at lOth, T.S.S., Lowry
F'ield, Colo.
Lieut. George B. Bundrick, Jr.,
'38A, can be reatclied at Stat ion a
IIospjitail. Dainiel Field, A uguista.
Pvt. Virgil Louis Byrd, '42A, is
addressed at Seconid Company, A.S.
TV.U.. 3858, New MIexico, College of /
A. & M.A., State College, N. MI.
Pfc. James F. Covington, Jr.,
'45E, is stationed at Fort Crook, I
Neb., in Co. P, HIar. P -3i.b
1st Lieut. Louise P. Daniel, '37G,!
cani, be reached at 4ist WAAC TL'ng C
Regt., Branch C, 5th WAAC Tng. (
Regt., Canip P'olk, La.d
Mrs. George V. Burns (Sarah
Cassels Davis), '32A, is addressed I
Box 310t, Brooks Field, TIexas. h
Pvt. Allan S. Driggers, '44E, is
stationedi at Fort Leonard Wood, '
Mo., in Co. II, 30th E.T. fli., 1st J
P'lat.
Pvt. William H. Ellis, '44C, is ad
dressed at Co. E, T-356, 12th QM J
Tng. Regt. _C(amp Lee, Va. a
Ruth R. DeLoache '39, Assistent EdIto
Men and women of Carolina, graduates
and non-groduates are requested to send
alumni news and their changing addresses
to the Alumni Office, University Compu
Columbio, South Carolina
THEY PR
Dorothy Crane, '46C, and Sgt.
stanley Seymour Schein, April 25
kt Bennettsville.
Marian Kirkland Baskin and Cpl.
EI. Jennings Woods, '42J, May 1 at
.ainden.
Linwood Avonne DeLoach, '4C,
mid James Samuel Lyles, Jr., '42A,
fay 6 in Columbia.
Gill Ann McFadden and Lieut.
fames Adger Reese, USMC, '35A,
37L, May 20 in Columbia.
Mary Virginia Copeland,'43A, and
,ns. Albert Michael Hill, Jr., '42C,
lfay 15 in Columbia. They are liv
ig at the Monteleone Hotel, New
3rleans, La.
Aline .Drake Jones and the Rev.
Villiam Bartlett Gaston, '38A, May
1 in Richmond, Va. They reside
Lt Montgomery, W.-Va.
Thelma Lee Gardner, '4lEd, and
ieut. Maxwell John Stadler, May
Mary Elizabeth Lewis, '40A, and
ieut. Joseph Sloan Todd, May 15
t Conway.
Mary Howze Dillard, '36A, and
Jeut. John Wiley Forsyth, May 20
t Clinton.
Bertha Lenora Field and Jake
7. Spears, '34A, at Lamar.
Amory Potter and Lieut. William
Vallace Lumpkin Glenn, '34A, May
Eva Elise Heustess, '43C, and
ubrey Grady Williams, May 25 at
\'iinlsboro.
Nathalie Heyward (Biddy) Fitz
limons, '38A, and Lieut. Donald
elson lercer, MIay 28 in Colun
ia.
Vera Boland and Lieut. Jerome
ranlr Bihari, '33C, May 15 at
'ioux City, Iowa.
Agnes Wallace Mikell, '44A, and
lebert Lee Wannamaker, May :.i
t James Island.
Ruby Wallace and Lieut. (jg)
'homas Langley Conder, Jr., '41A,
1lay 28 inl Columbi. Th
309X N. Twelfth street, Pensacola,
la.
Mary Gladys Coleman and James
Falentine Thomas, '42A, Maay 14.
Lydia Toney, '45C, and Lieut.
reorge Holland Ropp, Jr., '43A,
lay 29 in Coluiibia.
Caro (Peggy) Forbes, '43A, and
;ns. James McIver Riley, Jr., '43A,
Iay 22 at Ardmore, Pa.
Elizabeth English Nininger, '42A,
nd Lieut. John Leverette Land,
1A, May 29 in Columbia.
Marjorie Eloise Foster, '35A, and
I ajor Clarence 11. B3ist line, June 1
iColumbia. They' reside at 2216
'erraceway, Columbia.
Katherine F.lizabeth Blowmian and
Villiam Edward Tisdale, '33C, May
7 in Colunmbia.
Newton Farr Garland, '40A, and
rances Verning Camipbell, J an. 2,
942 in Colum nbia.
Frances Elizabeth Crosby, '41C,
nd( Lt. (jg) WVallace Hayes Blerger,
lay 24 in New Orleans, La.
Elizabeth Carolyn Roberts and(
lie Rev. Earle McCullough, '40Ed,
lune 1 at NewV Mlnmouith, N. J.
Marion Aldrich Wyman, '42A,]
nid Capt. Robert H arlan Blull,
une 3i in Columbia.
Lillian Sloan Hungerpiller, '42J,
nd Ens. Deward Belmont Brittain,
12J, NI ay 29 a t Il ar tsville.
Amelia Parker Arthur, '40A, andl
apt. James Hugh McFaddin, '39L,
une 5~ at Orlando, Hia.
Alberta AIliller Wise and Lieut.
iardner Gray Abercrombie, '38Ed,
l ay 3t) at Trentton. They live at
86 N ales Road, BIrookline, NIlass.
Willodene Elliott Rion, '42A, aind
't. Alva Moore Lumpkin, Jr.,
13A, Ju ine 5 in Cohimnbia.
Thieo Frick, '42A, and the Rev.
'ernoin 1. lrrazier, May 29 in Co..
unhiia. Thecy live at Al ount Pleas
nit.
Christina Elizabeth Jenkins, '45A,
nid L.ient. CLhiarl(s ll enry T.lefft,
NI ary NIlarilyn Cook and John
Vhite Lawrimore, '42A, June 5 at
tndlrews. Th'ley reside at 16t7
Ilmptoni St., Colum bia.
Mildred Sloan, '41C, and Joseph
). Grugan, '41E, June 5 in Cohnun
1a.
J ewelle Graec Cullium and
harles Kinsler Hollis, '33A, at lai
laire. They are living at 5406 ANi d
keton street, Columbia. .
Ruth Gayden, '34A, and Eugeneic
dwar.nd Fulmner, June 6 in Columi
3a.
Anniie Bellinger L.esesne and( I
'homas Henry Murray, Jr., '41Ph,
uine 4 in Chiarleston. They reside
t90 Tradd( St., Charleston.i
Katie Beaty, '41A, and( Lieut,
ames Edgar Mayes, '36C, Junie 12
t IUninn
~ e.
OMISED
Clara Douglas DuRant, '41Ed.
and Jim Turner Moore, June 16 at
Alcolu.
Betty Alice Bloom %nd Ens.
James Robinson True, '43A, June
19 in Columbia.
Jennie Lee Floyd, . '39A, and
Waitus O'Neill Tinner, '40A, June
15 in Columbia.
Susan Clelia Derrick and Henry
Gardner Hendrix, '370, June 5 at
Lamar. They will reside at Olar.
Carolyn Webb and Pvt. James
Walter Robertson, Jr., '43A, May 4
in Boston, Mass.
Elizabeth Steadman, '43A, and
S/Sgt. Cauthen Clyde Ariall, Jr.,
'43A, June 16 at Denmark.
Doris Teressa Smith, '37A, and
Harlan Ray Rice, '30A, June 6 at
West Columbia. They are living at
Gilbert.
Sara Frances Bobo and Donald
Vernon Auld, '33A, June 17 at Wil
liamston. They will reside at 612
%iaple street, Columbia.
Nell Carmichael and John M.
Livingston, '42C, June 4. They are
living at 1640 Cumberland Ave.,
Knoxville, Tenn.
Jane Clarkson, '41C, and Gene
Russell, June 25 at Camden.
Margaret Eleanor Coleman and
Lieut. Charles LaHue (Chick)
Ford, USNR, '39A, June 30 in Nor
olk, Va. They reside at Pensa
:ola, Fla., where Lieutenant Ford
s stationed.
Ann Sloan Cathcart, '43C, and
A/S T. B. Fersner, Jr., '43C, July
; at Tuscaloosa, Ala. They are liv
ng at 403 Reed street, Tuscaloosa.
Elizabethl Rhea Preston, '37A,
und Sgt. John Conway Henry, July 7
1f at Montreat, N. C. They reside
it 1016 Forrest Ave., Gadsden, Ala.
Ba-bara Posey and Pvt. Myers
Eaddy Singletary, '40A, June 22 at
L.ake City.
johanna Dorothea Finklea and
Licut. Thomas "mndon d Rffin,
40C, June 25 at Hyman.
Ella Dorothy Carter, '34A, and C.
). Sharpe, June 30 in Columbia.
Ens. Georgie Lou Shuler, '42j,
mid V. (. Albert J. Aronstamni,
une ;ioj ai Bownian.
Bonnie Kate Barnes, '33A, and
lohn Franklin Byrd, June 12 in
lorence. They are living at the
entral Hotel, Leaksville, N. C.
Fima Nlav and James Yancy
Wartin, '29A, June 27 at Ware
iloals.
Martha Thelma Courtney, '43A,
Lnd Dr. Frank Buist Woodruff,
39A, June 25 at Aiken. They re
idle at 214 Alemmninger S t., Green.
-ille.
D)orothyv Cornelia Hlentz andl Sgt.
stanley Jerome Hayes, '41A, Junte
0 in Binghamton, N. Y.
Hiarriet t Shelbourne andI Robert
ulian Dew, Jr., '27A, July 3 at
l)anville, V'a. Theiy will live at
,atta.
Angelina Beatrice Bradwell and
Nilliam Edgar West, Jr., '42A,
lune 17 at Cross. They reside at
~loncks Corner.
Helen Gould Shiader, '41C, and
lyron Reed Buill, Junme 24 at Canm
ron.
Eleanor Strait, '45C, and Lieut,
lohn Randolph Holnes, July 3 at
ort Jackson.
Mary Elizabeth Smith and Dr.
Richard Culler Horger, '38A, Lieu
enant (jg), USN, Juine 29 at
reeniwood. Thecy residle at Pensa
ola, Fla. where Lieutenmant Horger
Frederica Morris, '34J,- and Lient,
losephI Fmugenme Brown, June 5' at
ttersburg. Va.
V ivian Ray Cooper and Lieut,
ames Henry Simpson, Jr., '42L,
nly 8 at Snumter. Thuey will reside
it Camp Maxey, Paris, Texas.
Elizabeth Fleming Graham, '42A,
ndmi I,ient. II. Fngenie Mc Caskill,
ulI) 12 ait Clinton.
Eimily L'Artigue Griffin, '33A,*
mud Cpl. Robert Purdy Fishbourne,
33A, .1 nly 2 t in Colmumibia.
Frances Simmons Sawyer, '45C,
mnd Ens. Frank Preston Simrill,
42A, Ju ly 21 in Columbia. They
vill live in NIiamii, Fla., where En.
igui Simirill is stationed.
Nell Bailey Shealy, '45C, and
"fe. Stanmore Talbert Watson,
13E, J uly 16 in Coltumbia.
Barbara Jean Gunther, '4?A, and
,icut. Robert George Loggie, July
4 at Fort Jackson. They will re
idle at Orangeburg..
Kathryn Salley Edgerton, '43A,
nid Louis Cody Sossamon, U.S.
lavy, '43A, July 24 at Orangebuirg.
Frances Louisa Haskell, '44A, and
0 . EarI Floyd Larson, July 24
a columbia.
Evelyn Edith Klina, '43A, and
d1aj. Albert Eden Cremer, July 18