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Helen C. Hedden, '43A Mailed by the Alumi members of the Associa alumni in the Armed Fo on file in the Alumni Off REUNION Before 1900 Mrs. L. B. Haynes (Mattie Jean Adams), '98A, now of 513 Bun combe street, Hendersonville, N. C., is apparently the first co-ed grad nate of the University (then the South Carolina College). Mrs. Haynes was not the first woman to enter the University nor the first to be graduated after fout years work, but, a.ording to the records, she appears to be the first woman ever to receive a diploma from the Uni versity (or the South Carolina Col lege). Mrs. Lueco Gunter (Laura Ker shaw Perry), 'OOA, now reserved room attendant at the University library, has the distinction of being the first woman to receive a diploma from the Cniversity after complet ing four years work. She has also done graduate work at Carolina. Mrs. Haynes entered Carolina as a junior in 1896, after being grad uated from Leesville College at Leesville, which was then what is now termed a junior college. She received the Al degree in 1898. After her graduation from the University, Mrs. Haynes was head of the English department at Meri dian College, Meridian, Miss., for Is years, taking time out from 3000 to 1903 to serve as lecturer and organizer of the S. C. Woman's Christian Temperance Union. She studied at Oxford University, Eng land, and traveled in Europe for a year (1909), at the same time writing sketches of her travels for The State. She received her Master's degree 'n English at Columl'ia Uni versity, and later taught for five years in, the Teachers College at .ivings,on, Aia. She was awarded the honorary degree of doctor of literature from Meridian College in 1918. She was married in July, 1913 to the late 'Prof. L B. Haynes, who was then president of Leesville Col lege. Professor Haynes died in 19:31. Mrs. Haynes now resides with her sister, Mrs. T. R. DeSchields at Hendersonville. Mrs. Haynes, who i, 1, and not ashamed of her age, was horn at Utopia, Newberry County. She has lived at Leesville, Livingston, Ala., and Brevard. N. C., and has been active in women's civic organiza tions ard literary clubs wherever she has taught. "Doctors say I've lived at 'too high tension'" says Mrs. Haynes, "but mvl I've lived-not existed!" Mrs. Haynes recalls 1niversity P'rofessors R. Means Davis, Edlwardl S. Joynes. and F. C. W\oodward as ''really great teachers, wvho gave much of their personalities worth far more than what we got from texts". "TIhey were so superior to some I found -it other inlstitultions"', she sa' s. "If I have a hiobbly, it's a flower garden''. writes Mrs. Hfaynes. "... You'll probably find me in tile gar denl-luy hlaven-retreat". And she quotes from Thomas Edward Brown: . . . Teveriest schlool of peace and yet the fool Contends thlat God is not Not Co.! in gardens! wheni tile eve is cool? Nay, but I hlave a sign:. "'is very sure God w alk inl mir.'" 1900 -1919 Lieut Col. Philemon David Huff, 'I8L, of Laurens, has been assigned to the post of judge advocate at Camp Butner, N C. Colonel IHutff served as a mlembe)r of the Southl Carolina legislature for nine, years and w-ss a trustee of tile University for eigl.t years. Maj. Augustus H. Hayden, Jr., '1A ot Columbnhia, will go on in active dutty No v. :5, ani will re enter thte practice' of dlentistrv ini Columbia. MIajo r Havd'(en, a v'eteran of the l'hirtieth D)ivision in the lFirst World War went into tihe service again in Jluiy, 1942, as a captain. ile has beern stationed at Drew Field, Flia., since August of 1042, receiving his promotion to major there in July, 194:3. Orin Faison Crow, '17A, of Co lumbia, has been promoted to the rank of fuil1 colonel in the field ar tillery at Memphis, Tenn., where he is on duty at Second Army head quarters Colonel Crow is a veteran of the First World War, having served in France. One daughter, Ensign Dorothy Cuttino Crow, '40A, is stationed at Boulder, Colo., while Mrs. Crow and( another daughter Mrs. James Robert An derson (Mary Crow), '42A, are mnaking their hlomle in Coltumbia. Jack Dana Wise, '18A, formerly of Columibia, has been re-elected rice president and general manager - - - Asst. Editor i Association Office to tion and to non-member rces whose addresses are ice IN PRINT of the Richmond, Va. Times-Dis patch and Richmond News-Leader, author:2ed to act for the president of the t:rn who is serving with the Armed F rces Mrs. Dana is the former jane Smyth Gilland, '30G, of Columb'a. They make their home at Westmoreland Place Richmond, Va. Robert W. (Bob) Seymour, '18A, a native of Charleston, who for the past 12 years has been manager of the New Orleans branch of the Electric Storage Battery Company, is now addressed at 432 Balter bldg., New Orleans, La. Mr. Seymour, a past president of the New Orleans Kiwanis club and a past lieutenant governor of Kiwanis International, is now governor of the Louisiana Alississippi-''ennesee District of Kiwanis. Ile is married to the former Miss Viola Gardner of Orangeburg, and1 Mr. and Mrs. Sey mour have two sons, 12 and seven. 1920 - 1929 Chaplain Marshall Scott Wood son, USNR, '23G, formerly of Co lumbia, :s now on duty with the Navy it the Atlantic theater. Before entering the service Chaplain Wood son was minister of the Presbvter ian Chn;reh in Tampa. Fla. Fenelin DeVere Smith, '29C, '42G, of St. George, who has been promo-ed to the rank of major, is stationed in Washington, D. C., and is addressed at 108 F. Braddock road, Alexandria. Va 'rior to his entrance into the Army, Major Smith taught at Olympia IlIigh School. Columbia. Lieut. Edward Alcide Robinson, AUS, '97A, of Uowe-ville. has been ! awarded the Bronz Star Medal "for meritoriou, achievement in ac tiun in :he Tunisian and Italian camnpaimps", receiving the award from 1-is com,nanding officer in FFance. Lieutenant Robinson went overseas as a warrant officer, parti cipated in both the Tunisian and Italian campaigns and received bat tlefield hromotions to his present rank of mrst lieutenant. lie is now at the front in France. George Truette Smith, '24L, for nerly of Norway. who has served as a volun-eer in the Navy's aviation branch for the past two years, in which be held the rank of petty of ficer, first class, has received an honorable discharge and returned to Columbia to resume the practice of law. Mfr Smith wil: be a :ociated w ith Enric Allen Blackwell, '13L, Clnutl,ia atterney. Capt. Reginald Loren Kramer,, '27P, of Codumbinia. who has l,:ani servmei oversea% 19 muonthts, is now a patient in a hospitaln in the P acific war zone. dlue to a shou~lder injury. Hie is addressed through thme Post master. San Francisco, 1930 -1939 Daniel Fleming Dukes, Jr., '37CE, who hsbeen promo ted to) the rank of sergeanIt, Iis owV addressed at Headquarters Battery 294th F.A. Observation Bn.. Fort Jackson. Lieuit. Louis William Gilland, '38A, and Mrs. Gilland (Sara Linda Cope land), '42A, are making their home at 140 Watchuig avenue, Plainfield, 'N. J. Lieutenanit Gilland is stationed with an ordnance unit, at Bayonne. N. J. Pvt. Grover Cornelius Mc Queen, '38C, of G,alivaunt's Ferry, is now ''n duty wsith the Army Medical fomps amnd is. addressed at the '2:hthI General H o'i'al4, Camop Barkeley, Te xa.s. George Douglas Cunningham, SK2/e. '32A, of Columblia, writes from the Pacific, where he is serving aboard a Landhng Ship, Tank: "Tell them (C'arolina rooters) to sing twice as lotid this y'ear for the boys who are unable to attend (the games) dute to commflando perform anice . . and that next year we will .ioin vo 'ice.s with tihem in that granmd o;dl Ahniia Ma ter . . . Yester day we cro sse:I thle I-'quat or anid I was initiated into the reahnu of King. Neptun .i ." T/Sgt John Clark (Munch) Du Pre, AAF '32A, of 1516; Devine street, has returned to the States af ter having completed 3t2 combat nhissionis as radio operator-gunner on a 11-17 Flv'ng Fortress in the Europeani theater, and is awaiting reassignment at the Army Air Forces redlistribuitiont center at Mi ami Beach, Flat. T/Sgt. Moffatt B. (Buck) DuPre, 41E, his only broth er has thle same jobl and thle same rank and served in the Medite*rra nean th:cater before returning to the States early this year. lie is sta tionedi at the Coltumb ia A rmy Air Base.. William Whitfield Culp, '30A, of C:hester. has beeni p)r(miotedl to the rank of full colonel in the South Pacific. Colonel CuIp has been over seas for more than twoar.. Issued by the U RALPH LE :4 a \ 4i' A CAROLINA REUNION of the in the Bougainville campaign. They First Lieut. David Myers Graham '42C; First Lieut. Trelawney Eston of the boys have been overseas fo Carolina, all served together throul "all were lucky enough to come t boys wrote Dr. Havilah Babcock, '2 "Although we had known each that one." Alpheus Sheffield Hodge, '32A, '37G, of ('olumbhia. has been pro imoted from seco(m( to first lien tcnanit 'n the I.iropean thcatcr oi operati 2i01. whre he is on ditv a assistalt intellit,'enee ffir1 'litlh a FlIyine Fortrew squadr(n. I-etire ent ering the service in ;\ tg it, 19 I'', I,ietitenait IIodge wa, instructor of French at the lniveritr. Will'am Patrick Donelan, Jr., '31A, '33L, C'oinmblillia att'rlney, has been 'worn into the \larilne Corps as a ser-I lietutinant anl w ill rr)ve vitih il aiviatiIl gi''il .li fete . lei' ten.,ilt I ) nchtl. a f'iriner nieill he"r f the S. ('. 1lio,' (.f lieprc 5etti vs, served .,~ ahiiner for: tIhe depairtimint ,)f jtttice durintg thme p)ast year. lie was intelligence iii ficer for lhe Sonuth Ca rolinma Civilian Air l'atroil duir:tg thme cuoa,tal siub marinme 'lienace I Iiis pre>enit addlress is:;:ti la-ic (Class A (',0.\NI t, liks. A, Qtuantico, \ a Rot~ ert W. Seymour, '18A Lieut. David L. Coble, AAF, '35A, if Alonroe, N. C. is nlow phyi~sical rtraining1S direc tor of tihe Iloimblardie r md Nw-~ivator P rovisio,nal W Ving at 'adlet ' enter, ai twhit oft Atrmy~ \ir lorees rrainin.g Coinniutid. I .ienteltrnlt (Coble ititerruiptedl his ea reer as a pirofessionial biasebiall play' er to el'ter the service ini May, 19142, lndl received his commflission ini ,July, 1943; at h iii, Fla. lie has been stationed at the San Antonio Avia tion Caidet Center sincc that time, playing l-asebal! whenever his dutties pe rm itt ed. Maj. Henry John Clerici, '37C, of Cohru tbia veteran (If tw andI one 31 hlIf v'ears' serv'ice in F,ntglantd, A frica, Sia ily, and Ttaly', has re turned to thle St ates andl is spmend ing a !!t -day leave with his family at oI tIOXIelle view a venuei, Cohnto~ bia. Niajor ( le,Ci has woni thle Air Ni edal withi thurte Oak I,eaf Clus.ters and t Ie I.)istougntishmed F lying Cross, andt wecars fouir stars for pa;rticipa t ion ini tour maijor bat tles. Pi or to entering the service ini June, 19J4t, he was employed by Ser R-oe.uc, e .Aumi niversity of South Carolina .4 WIS, '29, Executive Secretary and se five alumni Marines was held at are, left to right, front row: First '39A. Back row, left to right: Sect Marchant, Jr., '42C; and Capt. Ge many months, all are from Columl hout the Bougainville and Guam car ;,rough in one piece". With referenc, 7.G, head of the English department: other for many ye ars, I'm sure we andl Comtpany. Hie wiii report to \l iami Beach. I-la.. fotr rea ign mnit. Lieut Frederick Louis Arndt, USNR '38E, of Cohnutuhia. is nuow stattt'n""d at the I'''rt Pierce, H Ia.. .\mptlhibious5 TIrai.nint lia"e. Ile re cently ,i-ent a oni day leave in ('o hnh ia Franc,s P. Farrell, '28A, of ('u umit. has beeau n pronoted to the rank lft captain at frnax Field. M\ladran t'., where he has en tanytifnd min,. luly. Captain and .r. th.rrell u .in ilalresed at the 'laridf. A t par'tnentt. .\l iSOn, 1,' \\ i, oHeryo Emlioy Goodig, Jsr, '35C .iif Colmia, I has i ren t been miiond eon leteann.h Lieut Fredrerick iLonow sarind attiCan"' atetlCi 'ic. where hi addre iis h uremse rc '3An P.L of Bihoplle 8, wo has withiii tha Alaries haretuned t to thei'j. i Stts and herebeenhassignedi Before m eneing the~' servicei Captain McLeod wa ai membelrcS( of the I eed4 Neel ai,'34Ait. NdhSi,I Wilnia Jellot Gooping,Jr'35Cd. of Com!lumia, ha. beenromoteto thei..raick sonud Iieuteiiant in the avmy. ree.I isstioe nw taific atreai~ MeorCeting tIi~.her sc oLiutnanth Humphrisas an 'rin Liet. YAncert ACecid WiLiam, USNR 32, '3fC '34sopLe,f Coumba, reentl onpnt a in-a le ave a ~iCo the S,aicpeand hat en asLanig toafhe Cherry aont Nreporne t ArlStiton. Ifor reasimlet. address teant \\'i.llm tprAlcti awfin CoubiBefore ente~ring the servic-i moIted twahs apre e r ofn cthe 942ilad participare n spea at tornay iopcerartinsnth oastcof Frs.c Morocco, in tAgoreri Bron. lTeoNeelyuHair Peace,Jr. WilMiam '3Ae HfCopumie, .hasd. o oiii,hsbeen proiote otelako taor ithe Sikofh l'aific.Mantr t'are i servyie his sectond ithr overseas reaurningto eterinage ter serv ; ietorenat aainin september Lieut. Ary ecilg Willime, '39A, n'31,' o Columbia, aiao wiiitha aftyin sertress crew intie in litatiei at thie;ro AeaIidri, a. Arm Af r , I'auktet epred t 01 Z .roni Jumni Association Alumni Editor a rear base following participation Lieut. Alex Halstead Sawyer, '42A; ,nd Lieut. Perrin Cleston Byars, Jr., orge S. Saussy, Jr., '43E. All five ia, all h,ave kept in close touch with apaigns, and according to Marchant, to the Guam campaign, one of the know each other much better after Lieut. John Preston Sullivan, Jr., '37J, of hMeCormick. i" now oni duty w%ith .il Army serv'ice group in the I'acific area. Cpl. Paul Rnhelot. Jr., '37C, of t;afinev recently comlpleted a year of d]Illty with thle .\arine Guard at the N.aal Air Station, Daytona ltcach. Fla. l 1e has been inl the .\Marine Corps .ince 19:3. serv-ing oversea ' for teln tmonths in 11-2, in P'anamta, an .Iuan. 1'ntlc1 lIico. TIrinida-i and the I iritish \\es I ndies. Capt. Ralph Henderson Proffitt, '38A, of \\'altei I-oro, ha . been serv mstr Sa rncso9 Clf a reard. bsi followin patheciin theatex asedSayr 4A Mrseu. ern damsto yas, Jr., orgaj. Robeyrt.evll Coper, All3C,v of, l Chmav,kpti whorere to wthe tatens, nd according atoerchamnts torvice Gnuandiampaigbeennassigned kno fne othier muc etrker ferd Liet. Tomas Prsbullivanutto, '37E, of I Carlton, is.no on duty t ani infantr .uitin iithe uropeant Pi. John1 Brolt Jbrts, '3A, o finte~ infanty' i is ddesd at Co. th, avln. AitDtio. I, Favort n'Etoiaonmia, re 1 a. ct returned fromia Nefuand ter :'itl monts servdie t ee nd se.a l -a Edith*' Patti Bree, '42A,. '44L.scv of inett'sville, st no 'asociated in41 the lriee i oflaw ith Hery H.t( (Hap Eudes, '31A,tl t34L assist lante Unte Sat 'atesisrct attorney n snRoetm rnhMny,J Annie Lee Young, '25A, Men and women of Co graduates are requested their changing oddresse University Campus, COIL They Pr Helen Teague of Hampton, Va., and Lieut. Lucious Gordon Hill, Jr., '44J, of Florence, Sept. 2 at lIlatp ton. Lieutenant 1-lill is stationed at Fort Monroe, Va. Mary Emily Hinnant and Leroy Beattie Dennis, Jr., M. D., '42A, both of Floreret. Oct. 21 at Flor ence. They will mak.! their home to that city wherc Doctor Dennis is serving his in'ernship at the Atc Leod lIfirtmary. Patricia Deane (Patty) Lawrence, '44A, of Columtbia, and Lieut. (jg) William Allison Horger, USNR, '43A, of F.utawville, Oct. 23 at Co lu m bia. Mary June Trapp, '46C, of Co Iuibia, and Lieut. Robert Fric Swanson of Springf eld, N. 1., Oct. 11 in Colunbia. They will make their lime at Columbia. Louise Jones of Birmingham and Lieut. Thomas Hammond Suydam, AAF, '43A, of Colun.bia, Oct. 14 at Birmingham. They will make their home at Naples, Fla., where lieu tenant Sttydant is stationed as a fighter pilot Julia Zifforah Smith. '41C, of Co lumbia, and I,ieut. Walter Wvman Theus of Fstill. Oct. :t at Co lumbia. Ethel Rachel Kalinsky, '43C, of I[oly lill rand Adnan \i. Kremer, of Hendersonv'lle, N C., Oct. I in Colum11b-a. Th:y will make their home at lendersonville. Mary Helen Hartman, '39A, of Yenmasser and Orl:'ndo. Fla.. and Lieut. James F.vcrett Catlhey, US.\I ('l. of St. I,ouis, Nio., Oct. a0 in -t. I.o.is, They will m:ake their rtom. in Sari I)iego, Calif., for the pr-tnt. Marilyn Ruth Schnibben, '47A. of Florencet -,nd ' ieut. l.dward Owen Ilobdav Jr., of Taunton, Mlass.. Oct. 7 at C.tnrden. I'hey will make their home at Florct.ce. \'ir";vtia Iele iing and Lieut. James Thomas (Doc) Funderburke, '44A, ioth of l,aataster, Oct. 28 at I.ancaster Tthev wilh make their lome .'t Aloultriea. (., where I.ien tenant Funderutrike i' stati(oned as ana .\ir Foce instr(.tr l.iet. (ertr:ide 'ollitt. A NC, of Camden N. .1., and Cpl. Joseph William Strickland, AAF '42C, of C.olum!'aa Sept 1I iin Italy. I.ula ('orne(iia Sntder of Ctreen wood -r d Lieut. (jg) Billy Cohen Coleman USNR. '36A. '38L. of Sa luda. ()r,. :!I at Gr( enwood. Thee will mi.ke tht it hiet at I.ittle ('reek. \'a. where ,ietatenant ('ole mtiani. wt ha lor the pas t seven teeng Lieut. (jg) Francis Marion Draf fin, USNR, '42A, of Columbilia, who has been stsat ioned at the N avtal A\ir lsase. J acksonaville, Flsa., stopped at lie Aluhttoni OfIfice Oct. 11, ena rotute to a taew assignmaetnt otn the \\'est Cioa st. I .ieutetiaiat D)rsaliin is sa d tsal officer. Lieut. Robert Bruce Neil, AAF. '40C, of ( ohimiiia, is sat tacheda to) a Tlroop Carrier Group, solnewhere ini the F.iropeani theater, which was recently cited for- ouitstsandiang per fortantce of dutty in action aganst the enietay. lowing gliders over the Chierbourg petiinasula prior to iad juast a fter II1-hour on 1)-day this grouap flew tmore sorties thiatn anay other troop carrier group, accorading to ana official release. I,ieutenan)t Neil has beeni overseas with his group sinace October, 191:1. Lieut. Thomas McDonald Lyles, AAF, '44C, of Winntsbioro, visiteda recetly ian~Vt isboro a fter cotm palet ing :0 miitssaions over F.urope as a hiombiaaradier otn at II17 Flyitng Fort ress. After sa 21 -a:ay lesave lie repiorted to NIaiami, FIa.. fo r resas sigiamientt. L ieuttenanat I,y les lass beetn cawsa r(ed th li Dlistinaguai-.hed Flyinag C'ross atid thle Air NI edal with onec Oak l.caf Cluaster. Lieut. Herbert Richard Allen, AAF, '41A, aof Suamter, wvho is serv ing in the .\lediterraagt theaater, is pilot of sa '-5t NI nstatag tighter, ad attachliaa to oneI ofI the olalt'st tighter groiupls searving oversaNs,accordinap to sant off ic'isal rtelesase. Ens. John Orville Hlooper, USNR, '44A, of Fatirmaonat, is tnows servitng with thec Navy ini the Pacific .area. lHe is addressed through the Fleet Post Office, Satn Fratncisco. Maj. John Henry Washington, '41A, of 5,aurens, was recetatly lire. setnted Cinese~, pilot's winags lby the Chainiese Air Forces. 'Te winigs lhavte baetn sathorizeda lby baoth Ithle Chitnese sand the Amaericgan aitr forces for all pilots itn the Chaitnese'- A\meri can witag of (;ena. Clsaire Chlenaualt 's Fottrteeth Air Forces. NI ajor Wsashai igtono is a squnadrona com-t tiandiaer. Lieut. Ernest Henry Cappelmann, Jr., '41A, aaf Cohnnatabia, is naow on dutty wtitha a troop earrier groupa in the Aiediterranaeaaa thecater, as ati ad ministrative offic-er. Hie wears the Air Medal. '38G - - Asst. Edifor rolina, graduates and non to send alumni news and s to the Alumni Office, mbia, South Carolina omised , months has been serving in the F.uropean theater will await rcas signment of duty. Caroline Smo.k and Ensign James Carlisle Kearsp, USN1, '45A, both of ltamberg, Oct. 21 at Bambcrc. 'They are now making their home - Norfolk, Va. Frances Huger Alliscn, '43Ed, o. Colibia. and I.ieut (jg) Syden ham l;^noni Alexander MC, USN R, of Cha1 'otte, N. C., Oct. 28 in Co lumhia. Elizabeth Alien Manning, '39C, of Statehurg and Columbia, and Lieut. \\'illiant F-reder ick Clene, of Sono mo, C;aif., Oct :o in Columbia. ''hev n ill make their home in Co lumnbia Je"an Elliott Aitken of Ilatmilton, liermuta. and Lieut. Arromanus Coleman (A.C.) Lyles, Jr., USNR, '40C, of Chester April i at liamil ton. They are making their home at 1srI Cherry street, Jacksonville, IFI;t. Margaret Horne, '46A, of Vinns horo "t.d F.nsign jack A. Windley, USNR, of ltellhaven. N. C.. Oct. 20 at Cotpus ('hr'sti, Texas. They are making their home at Gr1ecn Cove Springs. where Ensign Windley is stationed. Martl a Kirkland Wright, '44P, of Coint a and Alaj Calvin iiller IcKeowi of Chester. Nov. it in Comumbma. Annie Eugenia Mitchell, '38A, of I.exin;;ton, an. l.ieut. Emil A. liolline. I'1-N R. of L'essemer, MIich., Nov. -1 in Co'tntbia MIrs Loliine has itst returned from New Zealand where -!e served tor 1.5 months with ite Re.I ('row. The counle will tmake their ntmte at Great l.akes, Ill. Alice Amelia Godley '45P, of t'o lum bia.: nd I'. F re(trick (. I'ark er of -. i.oms Slo. Oct. lI in Coluntal,;. Theyiv are making their home at I; I:' Alati street, Columbia. Edith Pauline Burch, '43C, of F lorence. and (apt I reston I.. Ilolden of Nlorgan.sville, W. Va., Oct. 11 at Morgat svillc. Allin- News: n of Ilartsville ani Alfred S. Gaillard. Jr., '25A, Atteri can R- I Cross United States Army, of Columtbia. \It. Gaillard is. a field directot with the America it Red Crosc, :,nd is ow on foreign duty. Martha Rogers (M u g g i n s) Sweeny, '46C of Charleston, and Ensign Alfred Decatur W a r d, USNR '47 V-12, of New Bern, N. C., O't. 2" at Scarsdale, N. Y. Ilhev r' making their home at :309 I'hird : venme, A%shurv Park N. J., where 1F atsign War<l is stationed temnpaoratrily. Capt. Elmer Lee Tuck, '40C, of lentmtant, is serving itn thte Central Pa eitie thteater with a troop) carrier twit of the Air Force. lie is ad dressed through the P ostntaster, Sata Frantciscoi. l3efore' enterinig the service, (aptaitn Tucek was cont teected with NieCKesson atnd Robbins lIttg Co. in Cohtnnhli;a. Mid'rp James William Parler, '44E, ot Redl :rintgs. N. C., who~ visitedI tihe ciampus (Jet. 18 andl at tetnded thea Carolina-Clemson foot. hail gani e, is adIdressedI at SolIier's Field Atat ion, (Gallatin I lali, F.-22, IHistoni. 6,:t Niass. Ensign Robert Mack Rudisill, * '43A, a Chtari(tte, N. C., is now on duitv at the Naval Training Sta tion, Newport, R. I. NI rs. Rud(isiil is the fot tner Lucretia Rose Hall, '46A, of I .eesburg, Fta. Lieut Roy Carlisc McPhail, '45P, of Antdc s,tt is serving~ itn the Niedi terrante,m t teater witht ;an A A' F hteatvy b-.mha ';rdmenl~tt group *t Pfc. William Charles Keith, Jr., '46E, ot Btetrke'ey Cutiif., is tl. 1wOi dtty withI Ii rAlaie utni-int the P'ac ific area. M/Sgt. Richard Atticus Brown, '45C, of A iken, is a wing sergeatt tmlajor with it troopt carrier group, iandt is ;eadrews.d thIroutghI t he Po'tst ttas-ter New' York. V . Adeivii Robbins Lipscomb, '4lEd, mtilhtIs site hauts breen associated withi etngmtect ttg of (Curitis Wright Air platte Corpoaration. She resignted tile last of October to joitt the American Redi Cross, and wvililbe in Colutmbia for aboutt six weeks before going to Aiei ndiria. Vat., fot assignmient. Eula Elizabeth (Betty) Morton, '46A, of Coli,uhtia, wvas recently gratdnat td fromt thec Wonment's Air- ( force S.-rvice P'iiots school at Sweet. water', Tlexas, Avenger' Fieldi. Site will go ott active service with thte Army Air Forces tuntil D)ec. 20, whien *'e WAS i' will be inactivated, NI iss M. ortont is a vete anl flyer with nearly t600 ltgge.d hours itt thle atir, itn eat tnnercia htIilt t 's license. Site , served as a fhgiht inistrucetor at thte I lawthorne Filying Service, Columi bia, for a year before joitning the WASP.