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REUNION BFEORE 1900 James Richmond Boulware, '90A, is in the general insurance business at L.akeland, Fla. Mr. Boulware is addressed at 741 College avenue, Lakeland, Fla. Walter F. Stackhouse, '97L, is an attorney at Marion. \1r. Stackhouse is addressed at '03 Willcox avenue. Marion. Eugene Edwin Aycock, '90A, is a :nerchant at \edgetield. George H. Bunch, M.D., '99A, was named president-elect of the ''ri-State Mledical Association at the 41.th annual convention of the as sociation in Charlotte. N. C. last month. Doctor Bunch. Columbia surgeon, is the father of Mrs. James Good (Claiborne Bunch), '36A, '37A, of Jackson, liss.; Mrs. A. Kirby Clements (Elizabeth Ansel Bunch), '38A, of Columbia: George Henry Bunch, Jr., M.D.. '39A, of Baltimore, Il d.: and Carolyn Ansel Bunch, '44A, who died August 23, 19413 in her junior year at the .'ni versit v. 1900-1919 Charles Paschal Barre, '14L, an attorney in New York City, is ad dressed at 79 hdin street. New York City. Howard H. Beard. '14A, i> pro fcssor and director of the Depart mtent of Biocheni:try at Louisiana State U niversity. School of M\edi cine, New Orleans, La. Doctor Beard has done extensive research in cancer control. Robert Pinckney Bellinger, '14L, is a laxw yer Connected with the Fed cral Trade Contnti,sn', \Vashing ton, ). C. \l r. Bellinger is ad dressed at 3S23 Fifth street, N.. Ar lington, \'a. A. Douglas Townsend, '1GSp., of 102 l.ivingston street, Bennettsvillc. is assistant manager of the larl boro \Varehousc comp; ny, of Ben nettsvillc. Joseph Patterson Wardlaw, '19A, of '.t) Ford avenue, W\hart''n, N. J... is senior ordnance engineer at the Picatinny Arsenal, I)e :-. J. C. Kirby Smith, M.D.. '19A, prac tices medicinc in I liani, Ila. Doe tor Smitlh is addressed at a t) hrickell aventnt. \I iamii, FIa. Mary Guthrie Sledge, '19L, is an attorney at lhe-ter. \I i" S :d e is a: Iressed at Hox 21'. t'h -.e Irwin Brooks Rutledge. 'C;A, i, a civil engineer witi the Alabama State lIighway I)epartin ent in Niontgomery, .\la. .\lr. Rutledge is addressed at 1 I.dgemnent avenue. R. C .,I iiotgomeiry. Ala. William Henry Watson, '14A, is a farmer at Ila mner. R. M. Jefferies, '10A. -tate senator frotn Colleton comunty, geneiral man ager of the Sanitcce-Cooper project and former govxer n:r of Southi Car olinia ha:s bieen Ih 'ted to th:e bioardh of directors of Ia National W\ar Fund, Inc. Samuel B. Moyle, '36L, is excntixe directorio the South C'arodina ztate \\~ar Fuend. an2 atlili ate of the Nati'nal \\ ar Fund, Inc. Judge Thomas M. Boulware. lendale, xxhee lhe : taken ever the legal practice of th' lte Senator .Robert P. Searson, '02L. R. Foster Bradley, '11A, '14L,i chlairman1i ofI the li )eartiwn:t if R-e. alnd I.ee tuI Writ, L.Mlngt'n, \'a. Andrew Fuller Brooker, '17E, is petident o.f t he >ay hr cok complltany (manu:2tiacturme.1 p nt i, of Boulinug Gjreen, Ohio. Lt. James Warren Coggeshall, D)arlingtoni, is o in'c~: thle army2, ad dressed at 7:2nd . .\. I'tr. . (.) Fort N lcA\rtiur, . al.ii. Frank Eugene Broyles, '17G, is maniager of researchi a&nd statistics of the Federal Re'serxe C ank in R ichmnond, \ a. NI r. r cyles is ad dressedl at 210no Gray land axenneI, Richmiiondc, \'a. Francis Gendron Cain, '10A, is a general su rgeon Itocatedc inl (Charles Gibbs street , Chiar lest' ni. Bennett Davenport, '14A, Colum ia branch mianager of thle Shenan- ml dloahi Life Inisuran 1ce Ccmipaniy, is president of the William Caper class of the Washington Streci Mlethodist church, Columbia. AMr Davenport is addressed at 300: Dtuncan street, Columbia. IIis son2 Sgt. Bennett Gibson Davenport '42E, is no0w overseas. Horace Dean Steadman, '18A, i: secretary-treasurer of the Pee-lDe< Afanufacturing company, Rocking ham, N. C. James Henry Sullivan, '0SA, '09G an attorney at Laurens, is a muembc of the South Carolina House o Representatives. Mr. Sullivan wa recently elected a trustee of th University lorothy Derrick, '43A, Alumni Recorder Mollid by the Alumni Association Of ice to members of the Association and to on-member alumni In the Armed Forces hose addresses are on file In the Alumni )ffice. IN PRINT Andrew Burnet Stoney, '14A, '15L, formerly freshman football coach at Carolina, is in the general insurance business at Morganton, N. C. Mr. Stoney is a member of the North Carolina General As scmbly. Thomas McLelland Stevenson, '15L, is minister of the Presbyterian Church at Craigvillc, Va. William M. Perry, '12A, of Co lumbia, who has served as president of the Crippled Children Society of South Carolina since February 23, 1931, was re-elected last month to head the society for another year. Preston Yates Wright, '12A, is a life insurance counselor in Cinci nati. Mr. Wright is addressed at 685 Stanley avenue, Cincinnati. 1920-1929 James Randolph Patrick, '27C, is connected with the Georgia Power company, Atlanta. Ga. ir. Patrick is addressed at Route 8, Bakers Ferry road, Atlanta, Ga. Lt. Comdr. Luther George Bell, '29J, of Edgefield is now on active duty with the medical corps of the Navy. 0. C. Blackmon, Jr., '21L, is with the tax department of the Southern Railway System in Atlanta, Ga. Mr. Blacknon is addressed at 970 Pied tuonth avenue. N. E., Atlanta. Ga. Mrs. E. H. Salmon (Elizabeth Bostick), '27A, 'mkce hcr home at 1121 Devonshire drive, Columbia. William Aubrey Medlock, '27C, is coninected with the Metropolitan l.ife Insurance company at Greer. Edward Fort Taylor, '29A, is an attorney at Uxtord, N. C. Lois Pressley Todd, '29Ed., is do ing secretarial work for lames 11. \Voodside and company in Green ville. .\Miss Todd is addresscd at 1417 Augusta street, Greenville. Albert Dabney Barnes, '22A, is a cotton broker at Dillon. Maj. Carl Caughman Snx, 'Q A, of the Army Medical Corps is ad dIresscd at Surgeon General's Office. Washington, I). C. D. Hoye Eargle, '26A, '43G, now a geologist with the Uiited States Geological Survey, is working on a state geological map of Mlisissippi. NI r. 1:.argle is addre'sed at '1 Audu hon I'lace. 'I uscaloosa. Ala. Lt. William C. Boyd, '29L, of .:1:::; Heyward street, Coluihia, is with the State Selective Service IIeadquarters, \\ade Ilampton State Office Bu ilding, Colum bia. Capt. Richard B. (Dick) Josey, '29A, formerly a t:olmbmia phy sician, is now add(re s.sed at Replace umen t D)epot, Diale .\labr liuwFeld, T1al lahasee, l"la. SK 3/c John Coker Anderson, '29A, '31 L, is addrec ed at Sub Chaser, T1. 1.verglades hIrks., MIi ami, 1:Ia. Storekeeper Anderson ptract iced law in CoInumb ia lhefore joining the N avy. Marion Owens Boyce, '28CE, is a civil engihneer with the South Carti liuna State IIiighwayv Departn mnt. .\ r. ltosec. w ho na,~ a tiack '-tar whlen lhe w as a student at Carohina, miakes his ht me at S'eeca. Lt. Col. Hoyt Seymour Bryan, '29G, fotrmeirly sup1eintenden.t tf the l'ickenms shools,- is nowt in the C. T. Bullock, '24A, i, t hicf tur get n at tIhe Jaumes I,. \I artin liit ptita!, MIullinus. IHenry H. Cate, '20A, is e xecu tive vice' president of thme Tex'-O-IKan Filour Nilb, conmpany. I)allas, Tlexa-. Mr-. Caite is addrmes,.ed at :ttoi .\bumno Sarah Lillian Stephens. '27 Ed., '32G, is do,ing contiultential wttmk withi the war deptartimnt in NIiami F la. MIiss StviIephes i, a<lre'ssed at :N ith street, MIidilni, Fla. William Joseph (W. J.) Thomas, licity' with Yog andl N r, Thonumas originally of Leaufort't, is adldressed at 2i'0 MIati,un avenue, New York CitY, Henry Chester Walker, '29A formmerly eotyt supertinutendencit ti educeatiton for Jaisper counity, is nion an1 appirentice seaumn ini the U.S a(dressed at Co. 2ipt, Lk,.:2;, Maj. Joseph C. Walker, '24CE,b with lie corp,, oft F.nigi ieers at th<i MIiddl etown m A ir IDepott, IPa. NMajoi WValker was formnerly a civ,ilian en gineer. HeI is the area engineer al MIidldletown Air D)epot in charge 0o construction of Air Corps facilities Aaron Henry Green, '22A, pres rident of the Ncew York Ahtunnu [Chapter, will enter the life insur Sance business in New York. MIt Green is addressed at 'i5 Wes End ane, Nc-v Y\r. Issued by the Un RALPH L Cecil Winfield Scott, '07Ed., '28G, originally of Johnston, is now professor of school administration (and junior division counselor for the Teachers College) at the Uni versity of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebr. Doctor Scott, who received his Ph.D. degree from Columbia Uni versity in 1934, has done much work in examining, planning, re vising and approving college and university curriculums and in the field of guidance of post-war stu dents with military experience. le has been active also in freshmen orientation and other phases of the student personnel field. Doctor Scott. who was president of the Carolina studellt body in 1926-27, is credited with publishing about 50 articles in educational journals. 1930-1939 Maj. Benjamin (Bennie) Gause, '30CE, '40G, of 716 Olive street, Co lumbia. who has been on foreign duty with the army, visited the Alumni Office this week. Major Gause is on short leave from mili tarv duties. Lt. (jg) Thomas Hamlin (Ham) Briggs, Jr., USNR, '3OCE, and Mrs. Briggs (Catherine Cantwell), '30A, visited the Alumni Office recently. Lieutenant and Mrs. Briggs have lived recently at Rockville, Md., where Lieutenant Briggs has been stationed for several months. Sgt. John White Ardrey, '34A, is with an infantry detachment some where overseas. Sergeant Ardrey is addressed through the postmaster in New York City. le has been in foreign service since August, 1942. Sgt. William Sidney (Billy) Mul lins, '34C, is with a bombardment group overseas. Sergeant Nlullins is addressed through the postmaster in New York City. Alexander Matheson Andrews, '39A, '43L, has been promoted to the rank of captain and appointed chief piiot of his base in the China Burma-India. theatre. Captain An drews entered the Army Air Corps in October, 19!:'. L:. Caw:.i,ausw, A. iv. C., '30Ed., has been transferred from .I\axwell Field Ala., to Newport Army Air Base, Ark. CWO Felix B. Greene, Jr.. '38A, '40L, who has been in Northern Ireland, is now stationed in Eng land. Robert N. Cooper, '33C, has been promoted from Captain to Aajor in ndia, %where he has been stationed for the past two years. Major Cooper entered the service in Auigust, 1040, and was in the finance division at Maxwell Field, Ala., be fore going overseas. Lt. Thomas H. Rawi, Jr., '39C, of I.exinmgton is stationedI in England w ithi a t6ghter squadron. Mrs. Rawl (Helen Callison), '39A, is making her home in Lexington. W. Frank Taylor, Jr., '30C, '35L, general office assistant w ithi the l'a e itic .\ ills., will servec as captain of the Iindiust rial division in the Red Cros (hive. .\lr. Taylor was for nmtrly dir(etor of studenit activities and simtanit bu'iness mmanager oh Carmiohta. lIe and Mrs. Taylor (Elizabeth~ Withers), '33A, miake thiri himi at 1617 l eyward street, Lt. T. L. Benson, '39A, i5 on ac tIh t dut withl the N avy. I .ieutentant in on is addressed thrioughi the p' *t olice ini Sani Francisco, Calif. D)avid G. Ellison, Jr., '34C, has bieen re-eected chia irmilan of the ihlandI couty chapter of the Red CroN.IElec t ed to the board of dIi rectorsi' were Douglas McKay, '39A, '41L; Arthur Williams, Jr., '42L; and Hubert Coker, '28A. CpI. E. L. Davis, Jr., '39A, for nierily statioined at Fort L ogan, Cul ra,i now w ith the 19thi Statisti - ia ( initrol IUnit, Ilecathiuamrters Squiaiion i'rov .,.'tantic City, N. J. You Can Perform A The Alumni Association, in the tains the "On The Alumni Fron sends copies of the paper, news I bers of the Association and not the armed forces. In addition, extended to more than 10,000 loc of the world and to individual agencies calling upon the offici trained men and women whose ri Keep your own alumni record changing addresses of your abur things, you will render an import< The information should be sel THE ALUMNI - UNIVERSITY OF CO'LUMBkAI A, 19,i Afmn iversity of South Carolina Ak EWIS, '29, Executive Secretary and Alumni Lt. Col. William Gordon Belser, Jr., '330, '3SL, has been assigned recently to the operations planning division of the war department gen eral staff in Washington. Mrs. Bel ser (Emily West), '40J, has been making her home at 4104 Blossom street, Columbia. Capt. Harold C. Mauney, '36E, is with a railway operating battalion in Italy.' Captain Mauney writes that he has met many "Fighting Gamecocks" in that area. Capt. George C. Hart, '34A, is with a medical detachment in Northern Ireland. Captain 1-lart was formerly stationed in Iceland. Among those in the same group with Captain Hart are Capt. Fred C. Craft, '37A, and Capt. Henry Manning Bauknight, '36A. Maj. William E. Cannon, '37A, is stationed in Italy as a communi cations officer. Major Cannon en tered the Air Corps in January, 1941 and was commissioned a sec ond lieutenant at Ilamilton Field, Calif. in September, 1941. le was sent overseas in September, 1942. James D. Walters, '34C, '37L, Co lunibia attorney, has been elected president of the Columbia Junior Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Wal ters makes his home at 210 South h4arden street, Columbia. Cpl. Walter H. Sims, '30A, '32L, has been selected to attend the Judge Advocate General Officer's candidate school at Ann Arbor, Mich. Corporal Sims has been a clerk in the otTice of the post judge advocate at Fort Jackson. Tech. Sgt. Mason C. Brunson, Jr., '32A, formerly stationed in Bcr muda, is now in the Pacific with the marine forces. Pvt. Herbert T. Surrency, '33C, is in England with a field artillery unit. Mrs. Surrency (Eleanor Good ing McCants), '40A, is making her home in Vinnsboro. Lt. Col. Theodore R. Clinkscales, '36A, is with the Army Air Forces in the Yukon Region. William C. Herbert, '32J, has been promoted to lieute'na'int ;r grade in the Navy. Lieutenant Herbert participated in the invasion of Sicily, and in recent months has been in North Africa. Pvt. Benjamin Walter Taylor. '35A, is addressed at \VTS Unit 7, its T. G., 13TC 10, Greensboro, N. C. Lt. W. Campbell McLain, Jr., '37s, is on duty somnewhere in the Pacific combat area. Lieutenant McLain is a paratrooper in the med ical corps. le received his training at Carlisle Barracks, Pa., Fort Ben nting, Ga., and Fort Bragg, N. C. Pvt. Alfred B. Owings, Jr., '33A, is now stationted at Camp Ellis, Ill. Mrs. Owings (Mary Palmer), '37A, is making her honme at Allendale. Lt. James A. Brissey, '35A, is now stationedl at the Colunmbia Army Air Base, Colnnbia. Pvt. Major Paul Fowler, '38C, is addressed at Co. D, 30oth F. TI. Un. 3trd Platoon, Fort Leonard WVood, Mo. Ens. James Milton Bell, '38C, is on active dluty with the Navy in the Atlantic area. Charles W. Cromer, '36A, has been promoted to staff sergeant at (amp l.llis, Ill. Joe Ashley Sanders, '38A, has beens corn nnissionted ans en sign in the Navy. F.nsig n Sanders was an in vestigator for the Ol'A, prior to joining the N avyv. Lt. Frederic George Findley, '38C, '40G. has been chosens as aidle to Bring. G.en. Hiarold it. J acksont at Caminp Wal lace, Texas. ILietstenant Findley received is comission at Campj D)avis, N. C., and has beens at Camp W\allaec for about a year. ftc i5 addressed at Ileadquarte rs, A A l(TC, (amp Wallacec, Tlexa.. Capt. Wilfred L. O'Farrell, '38L, is wviths the Office of Inspector Genm eral at (Canmp Stewart, Ga. n Important Service interest of the University, main I" feature in The Gamecock and etters and other mailings to mem -member alumni and alumnae in scores of other services are being ated former students in every part s, organizations and government for information about Carolina ecords are up-to-date. up-to-date and send in ncws and nni friends. If you will do these mt service. it to: ASSOCIATION SOUTH CAROL.INA SiUTH CARLmINthA imni Association Editor Lt. (jg) Charles E. Simons, Jr., 37A, is addressed at Room 1618 NTavy Department, Washington, D.C. Sgt. Shelton Bull Moseley, '30L, s addressed at the 13th Fighter Sqd., 53rd Fighter Group, Army Air Base, Venice, Fla. Capt. Francis M. Hope, '34A, is vith the Transportation branch of he Army. Captain Hope is ad Iressed at the Boston Port of Em arkation, Boston, Mass. Sgt. Henry Morris Stern, '39A, is mn X-Ray technician at Lakeland Army Air Field, Lakeland, Fla. Lt. Junius W. Swittenberg, '39C, s nearing the completion of his training as a bombardier on a B-17. [ieutenant Swittenberg is addressed it Sec. I, Flight A, Combat, Crew Detachment, Pyote Army Air Base, Pyote, Texas. Lt. Monroe K. Spears, '37A, is on the staff of the Army Air Forces Air Intelligence School, Ilarrisburg, Penn. 1940-1947 Lt. Toy F. Reid, '44E, and Lt. .4ewis E. Parker, '43C, were recently :omuissioned second lieutenants in the Army Air Corps at Lynbrook, N. Y. J. C. Holler, '43G, assistant super intendent of the Anderson City Schools, has been elected superin tendent of the Hartsville schools. Ens. Julian Levin, '43C, writes Froni the Pacific that lie is with the amphibious forces, working with a anding craft unit. Ensign Levin re cently met his former USC room nate, Ens. Raymond Kramer, '42C, in a war theatre. Sgt. James A. K. Roper, '42L, is wtih the Army Air Corps Engineers at Richmond Ariny Air Base, Rich mnond, Va. Lt. Lawrence Geddings Southard, '42L, who returned from Hawaii in May, 1943, is now stationed at Waco Army Air Field, Waco, Texas. Ens. John Nelson Cain, '40S, is now stationed at the Naval Air St - tion, Kingsville, Texas. lie is at present teaching advanced flying. Lt. Robert Marion Laird, Jr., 41A, who took part in the African invasion and the Sicilian invasion, is now the commanding officer of an .CI shop. Lieutenant Laird is addressed through the postmaster in Francisco, Calif. Lt. Patrick H. Seay, '41Ed., of the Chemical Warfare Service, is stationed at the Base Chemical Of lice, Greenville Army Air Base, Greenville. Lt. Miles J. McCormick, '42A, USNR, is addressed in care of the Assistant Industrial Manager, 11'2 South Gay street, Baltimore, Md. Mrs. McCormick (Mary Elise Liv ingston), '41A, is making her homie at 106 W.T University Parkway, Baltiniore, 10), Md. Pvt. Norman Zebedee Sease, '44E, is with an artillery unit overseas. P rivate Sease is addressed through the postmtaster in San Francisco, Calif. Staff Sgt. Eugene Dorroh Wamner, '40A, is w ithi the supply division at Fort Jackson, Columbia. Ens. Hiram Cecil Scott, '41C, is a Ilight instructor at the Naval Air Station, Corpus Christi, Texas. Majorie McBride, '42A, is study ing art at Brighiami Young Univer sity, P'rovo, Uitah. A/C H. Herbert Livingston, Jr., '45E, is addressed at Class 414E, 68th B.F.T. Sqd., Goodfellow Field, Sani Angelo, Texas, where lie is tak ing basic flying training. Cadet Liv inigstoni receivedl his pre-flight train ing at San Angelo, Texas, and his pirimaliry training at Ballenger, Te xas. Lt. Craig L. Dozier, 44E, was connniiissionied December 30 in the Armiy Air Forces at Yale U'niver sity, New I laven, Conn. Lieutenant Do,i.ier, who is now serving over seas w ithi a bombardment group, was formerly stationed at Fairmnont Army Air Field, Geneva, Nebraska, asi armmecnt olticer for a squadron of 11-4 honmbers. Anita Davidson Aull, '42A, has bieen indneted in thme WVA VES. She will go to litunter College, N. Y. for six weeks of basic training. Miss Aull was graduated from Carolina nmagmna cumi lande, anid was chosen for "Who's Whlo in Amiericani Uni versities amnd Colleges". Lt. William Daily Harris, '43A, is now stationedl at the base photo graphic olfice at Mac 1)ill Field, T amtpa, Fla. lie writes that lie re cently met Lt. Connie Morton, '43J, also stationed at Mac Dill ieicd. Pfc. W. T. Beaty, II, '44A, is ad dIressed at hleadquarters Co., I RTIC, Fort McClellan, Ala. Pvt. Haynie Washington 'Inabinet, Jr., '40C, is with the Finance de partmecnt, 100th D)ivision, APO 447, Fort Bragg, N. C. Annie Lee Young, 25A, 38G, Asst. Editor Men and women of Carolina, graduates and non-graduates are requested to send alumni news and their changing addresses to the Alumni Office, University Campus, Columbia, South Carolina Future Alumni A daughter, Marjorie Foster Bist ine, born February, 17 to Maj. C. E. Bistlinc and Mrs. Bistline (Mar jorie Foster), '35A, formerly alum ii recorder, in Columbia. Major and .lrs. Bistline make their home at 3932 Devine street, Columbia. A daughter, Harriet Virginia [,aliorde, born February 11 to Lt. Pierre F. LaBorde, Jr., '38A, and Sirs. LaBorde in Charleston. Lieu enant LaBorde is now in the South west Pacific as flight surgeon with the Marines. A son, Marion Burnside Hook, [r., born February 18 to Capt. Marion Burnside Hook, '38A, and Mrs. Hook (Peggy Lollis), '42J, in Columbia. Captain Hook is with a medical detachment of a tank battalion overseas. le is addressed through the postmaster in New York City. A son, Frank Hampton Haskell, [II, born February 14 to Pfc. Frank Hampton Haskell, Jr., '35A, and Mrs. Haskell (Kelley Gillespie), '35A, in Columbia. Private Haskell is now stationed at the Marine base at Quantico, Va. A daughter, Elizabeth Connors McCrady, born March 1 to William Shackleford McCrady, Jr., '35C, and Mrs. McCrady (Jean Flinn), '39A, in Detroit, Mich. Ar. and Mrs. McCrady are addressed at 9392 Ohio avenue, Detroit, Mich. A son, Michael Warren Lub chenco, born February 24 to Capt. Alexis Eleasar Lubchenco and Mrs. Lubchenco (Harriet McBrayer), '39A, in Columbia. 'Mrs. l.ubchenco is making her home at 930 Laurens street, Columbia, while Captain Lubchenco is o~n overseas duty. A son, William Riley Miihous, born March 3 to Urban Glenn Mil house, Jr., '27E, and Mrs. Milhouse in Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Mi house live at Denmark. A daughter, Martha Bethea Bos tick, born March 6 ;o Lt. (jg) E. Frank Bostick, '32C, and Mrs. Bos tick at Annapolis, 'Md. Lieutenant Bostick has been stationed in Balti more. Md., for the past several months. A son, George Bunch Clements, born March 5 to Capt. A. Kirby lemcenits and Mrs. Clements (Eliza beth Ansel Bunch), '38A, in Co lumbia. Mrs. Clements is making her home with her parents, Dr. George H. Bunch, '99A, and Mrs. Bunch on Laurel street, Columbia, while Captain Clements is or. over seas dluty in Icelandl. The Clenments have another "Future Alumnus", A. Kirby Clements, Jr. A son, Nicholas Gordon Szabo. born October 13, 194:3 to Loraini Zoltoni Szabo andl Mrs. Szabo (Mil dred Doe), '40A, at Childersburg, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. Szabo are ad dlressedl at General D)elivery, Chil dersburg, Ala. A son, Ronald L~ee Austin, born November 27, 1943 to Y 2/c Lee Clayton Austin, '42C, and Mrs. Austin at Oxnard, Calif. Yeoman Austin is addressed at the commiIu nications office, U. S. Naval Uase. Port Huneneme, Calif. A daughter, Katherine Jeannie Riley, born March 7 to Ralph C. Riley, '45C, andl Mrs. Riley (Kath erine Nelson), '43C, in Columbia. Alumnus Riley is ini the Uunited States Coast Guard. The couple minake their home at Fort Moultrie. A daughter, Rebecca Neil Moore, born March 9 to Thomas Thomp son Moore, '35A, 36L, and Mrs. Moore (Rebecca Neil), '35A, in Cro lumbia. '[hey make their home at 120 S. Edisto avenue, Columbia. A (laughter, Carol Antn \Vind ham, born February 17 to James Muidrow Windham, '32A, '34L, anid Mrs. Windham (Louise Askins), '34G, in C:har*leston. They tmake their home in Charleston. F 1/c (MM) Mark A. King, '46A, is adldressedi at Box 7, U. S. Sub marine School, New L,ondlon, Conni. Fireman King formerly wvas sta tioned at Somnrerset barracks at Boston, taking a machinist's mate course at Wentworth I nstitute. le was gradunatedI with the rating of firemani first class, arid is now at tending sutb:rarinie school at New [Londoni, Connt. Lt. Joseph S. Byrd, '43A, has b)een .'onunIiissionedr as an ae rial b,ombardlier fromi thle A tlty Air F:orc.es Bomrnidiedr schiool at K irk land( Field, A lburquterulie, N. Mecx. Prior to receiving advanrced training, ILiutenrant I yrd was stat ionted at K ingmani, At izona, wvhere he re ceivedl the wvings oif thec aerial gun tier. Lt. Cecil Claymon Grimes, Jr., '43A, '45L, recently received his wings andl cornmissioni as a lighter pilot in the Army Air Corps t They Promised Sarah Alice Hogarth, '43C, of Brunson and Lt. W. C. Godley of Miley and Camp Swift, Texas, Feb ruary 19 at Camp Swift, Texas. They will make their home at 2319 Oldham street, Austin, Texas. Margaret Virginia CaughmRn, '34Ed., of Columbia and Dr. John W. Cathcart of Winnsboro, Febru ary 21 in Columbia. Mary Katherine Sloan, 45C, of Columbia and Lt. Roger R. Mac E'don of Hopkinsville, Ky. They will make their home at Hopkins ville, Ky. Frances Temple Fairey, '44A, of Orangeburg, and Master Sgt. Allen M. Powers of Waverly, Tenn., Feb ruary 23 at Orangeburg. They will make their home at Maxwell Field, Ala. Alice Elizabeth Reeve of Atlanta, Ga., and Henry Manning Dreyer, Jr., '41A, of Columbia December'21 in Atlanta, Ga. They' will be at home at 847 Myrtle street, Atlanta, Ga. Tonuntyc Gaye Grisham of Abil cue, Texas and Lt. Joseph Brun son Witherspoon, Jr., '40A, of A Branchville, and Camp larkelcy, Texas, January 29 at Abilene, Texas. They will make their home at Abilene, Texas for the present. Harriette Elizabeth Hair of Wil liston and William Henry Jumper, USNR, '42C, of Springfield, Febru ary 23 at Williston. Bernice Anne Tucker, '44C, of Kingstree and Lt. George Harmon Fairey of Kingstree and Camp Blanding, Fla., February 27 in Charleston. They will make their home near Camp 11landing, Fla., where Lieutenant Fairey is now stationed. Clara Mae Richardson, '45C, of Union and Robert Ellis Godshall, '44C, of Columbia, February 16 at Union. They are making their home in Columbia. Olivia Keels Gillespie, '41A, of Columbia and Lt. (jg) James C. Farthing of Lenoir, N. C., Febru ary 19 ,in Columbia. Lieutenant F"arthing is stationed at Norfolk, Va. Afalovcnc Winona Benton of Valterbor, and Wallace Nickles Evans, '43P, of Abbeville and Co lumbia February 10 in Columbia. Mr. Evans is connected with Macaulcy's Drug Store, Columbia. They are at hume at 614 Saluda a enue, Columbia. ucy Clements of Liberty Hill* and Lt. James Milton Freeman, '43A, of Easley, January 27 at Canmi H owze, Texas. They will live at 602 Second street, N. WN., Ardumore, OklIa., where'Lieutenant Freeman is stationedl. Francis Btrownstein of New H aven, Connt., and A/C David Wolfe Wallnau, '43E, of Camden D)ecemnber 31 at New Hlaven, Connm. Elizabeth Richardson, '46A, of Salters and Wade Hampton Wil burn, Jr., '44A, of Union, February 12 in Columbia. They will live at z;01 Pickens street, Columbia. lottie L.ouine H ancock of Bish-. opville, and Pvt. Emil Sylvan Elm gren, '43A, of Columbia, January :29. '1They wilt live at I1357 Fairview roadt, N. F... Atlanta, Ga. Cornelia Dowling, '34A, of Sw an sea and Rev. Thomas J elierson J er nigan of St. Stephens, February 14 at Swansea. They are addressed at St. Stephens. Mary Louise Staats of Wheeling, WN. \'a., and Pvt. Francis Stokes Collins, Jr., '44P, of Georgetowvn, February 12 in Cincinnati, Ohio. P'rivate Collins is now at tendIing the l'niversity of Cincinnati, where he is studying with the ASTP I Army Traainaing Center. F,jeanor Shealy of Columbia and Pvt. James Fuller Rice, '43E, of CohInmnbia, February 20) ini Col u bia. P'riv ate Rice has comltetedt his b)asic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., and will soon enter ani officeer's training school of the Armay Air Corps. Rebecca Hayes Roddey, '46C, of CoInumbia, anid Charles Le munel lIarper of Colunbia, March1 10 in ColuiiIa. 'T'hey will anake their home at 1719 1-2 Gervais street, Cohnnimbia. Mlargaret Arant 1louck of Cam cronm and Lt. James Butler H-Iare, ' '42L, of Sahidla, Feb)ruary 2 l at Corp-uts Christi, TFexa s. The.mr live at thle Plaza lIIotel in Corpus Chtristi, Texas. Staft Sgt. John Light Napier, '41A, addressed at \.MN. F. 324, MAG Ai 8rd MAWV'5-V.M.F., Pvt. Archic 1. Barron, Ill, '46A, is .bbeed asclit I I9. Co., 3rd lini., tilh Inf.,A' No. -419, Camp