Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Helen C. Hedden, '43A - Mailed by the Alumni members of the Associatit alumni in the Armed Forc on file in the Alumni Offic REUNION Before 1900 Emerson Greer Wilson, '98A, formerly of Sumter County, who en tered the University fifty years ago last September, writes that he is "looking forward to the commence ient of 1948, when I hope to meet all surviving members of the class of 189s . . ." Mlr. Wilson is execu tive secretary of the Southern Con ference on liugnan Relations in In dustry, with offices in the Standard building, Atlanta, Ga. He makes his home at 15t Clairmont avenue, I)e catur, Ga. 1900-1919 Thomas Moore Mayfield, '06A, makes his home at 612 Blacker street, El Paso, Texas. Edwin LeRoy Layton, Jr., '16A, of Florence, is now addressed at 515 Ninth avenue, Prospect Park, Pa. William Hardin James, '09A, formerly of Chester, is addressed at 1101-09 Hurt building. Atlanta. Ga. James Morrow Hagood, '18A, makes his home at 205 East- Bay street, Charleston. Lieut. Col. Marcus B. Boulware, '14A, of Winnsboro, who is a pris oner of war of the Japanese gov ernment, has been able to communi cate with his wife, Alrs. Marcus B. Boulware, of Rock Hill, by a card, undated, from Philippines Prison Camp No. 2. Friends who escaped from the camp this spring reported having seen Colonel Bonlware in February and March of last year and that ie was in good health and keeping himself well occupied. 1920-1929 William Monroe Layton, '21L, formerly of Marion, has turned up at Wilmette, Ill., after having made his home in New York, Arkansas, and Louisiana, where his work has taken him. An explorer and pro ducer of crude oil, Mr. Layton drilled oil wells in three states be fore settling in southern Illinois. His home address is 503 Central avenue, Wilmette, Ill. Raymond B. (Blood) Hildebrand, '28A, '30L, of York, has been ap pointed to the S. C. State Peniten tiary Board by Governor Ransoine J. Williams. James Prioleau Richards, '21L, of Lancaster, who represents the Fifth Congressional district of South Carolina in Congress, has been honored with appointment as assist ant majority party whip of the House of Representatives. Lieut. Comdr. Samuel . Henry Edmunds, '26L, fornierly of Sumter, who has served as District Legal Officer for the Sixth Naval Dis tr-ict for the past three years, has received orders to report to the Naval Operating Base at Trinidad, British West Indies, where he will serve as Legal Officer. For the past 14 years Lieutenant Conmmander E'dnmumds has miade his home in Charleston. After three years of private law practice, lie was ap pointedl Assistant United States District Attorney for the l.astern District of South Carolina. In add i tion to serving in this capacity, he maintainedl his p)rivate practice in Charleston. He resigned the posi tion of assistant district attorney in 1937 to devote his full time to private practice. Called to active service, in February, 1942, in thme U. S. Naval Reserve with the rank of lieutenant, he was promoted to lieutenant coinmander Mlay 26, 194.1. Robert J. Stoddard, '29CE, and Mrs. Stoddard (Harriet Baker), '28A, '29G, formerly of Columbia, are making their home at 675 Sum ner street, St. Paul 5, AMinnm., where Mr. Stoddard is connected with the Amierican IHoist and D)errick conm pany as engineer. He is thec son of Dr. James Alexander Stoddard, '02A, of the University faculty. Mrs. Stoddard is the daughter of D)r. Leonard T. Baker, who re tiredl this wveek as acting president of the University. '[le Stoddards have two daughters., liarriet, age nine, and Linda, whto will be four im March. T/5 Annie Elizabeth Kaminer, '29Ed, '300, of Lexingtoni, is on1 duty in New York, N. Y., with the Education and Information D)ivision of the Army Service Forces, work ing in the Spanish section of the Language Units branch office. She is addressed at the Hotel Colling woodI, 45 W. 315th street, New York, N. Y. Shad Polier, '26A, formerly of Aiken, is now making his home at 175 E. 6ilth street, New York, N. Y. Adolphus Jones David, '21A, formerly of Columbia, is now adl dre-ssedl at 2709 K itt rell drive, Raleigh, N. C. William Joseph Thomas, '27A, of fleaufort, is addressed at 228 East flat street. New York 21, N. Y. -- - Asst. Editor Association Office to )n and to non-member es whose addresses are e. IN PRINT Alex McBee Scruggs, USMM, '22A, of Greenville, recently re turned from duty overseas aboard a hospital ship. Whien he visited the Alumni Office, he brought with him a copy of The Gamecock which had been given to him in England. ir. Scruggs took part in World War I, attending the University while he was stationed at Fort Jack son. Edward Kriegsmann Pritchard, '27A, '30L, Charleston lawyer, makes his home at 51 Broad street, I Charleston. 1930-1939 Lieut. Martha Aiken, ANC, '33A, of Abbeville, who is on duty with a general hospital in France, writes the Alumni Office: ". . . lave en joyed my two and one half years in the ETO. . . . even though we don't do much compared with the boys at the front . . . We've cer tainly found out how fine American boys are . . . so patient and tin complaining; apologetic for being dirty!; interested more in their bud dies, and wanting some of their neighbors to get attention when we're busy; cheerful and optimistic, always ready to make or take a joke! \Ve left Normandy after four months in a grand tent hospital . . . have just returned to work in our own hospital again . . ." Be fore entering the Army Nurse Corps Lieutenant Aiken was a public health nurse in the District of Columbia. James Philip Stephenson, '37C, makes his home at Lonsdale drive, Gaffncy, where he is connected with the I)aniel-Stephenson MI otor com pany. Lewis Francis Brabham, '36Ed, of Elrhardt, is publisher and editor of the Keowee Courier, Oconee Count' weekly newspaper. lie , makes his hionie at Walhalla. Thomas Harry Parler, S2/c, '34A, of Columbia, is stationed at the Naval Air Technical Training' School, Memphis, Tenn., where he shows training movies to "boots". He is addressed at liks. 36, RC, NATTC, MNemphis, Tenn. lie writes that Lieut. (jg) John Carlisle (Buck) Smith, '34C, of Columbia, recently arrived at the same station. Lieutenant Smith's address has not yet reached the Alumni Office. Sea man 1Parler has been in the Navy 11 months. Before entering the serv- f' ice lie was connected with the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey for ten years. Charles W. Murtiashaw, '34A, of C'oltimbnia, has beeni promtoted to the grade of staff sergeant in the E.uropean theater, Hie has seeni ac tion ini the Europeatn, A fricait and NIlddle East anmd ChIina-Bhiurmia- 1n dia thea,ters. Dr. Frank Ledgerwood Geiger, '30A, of Cohnumnbia, a ssist ant director of rural sanit at ion for the State Boardl of Health, is medical director of thIie tuberculosis surveyv which is be'inig carried ont in Sonuth Ciaro Ii na. Het is int speccial chairge (of the new :in n. N-ray machtine beinig uised for the survey which will be carriedl out throughout the state. Thomas Edward Epting, '31G, of Newberry, now holds a full profes sorship at Newvberry college, where he has been instructing since his gradunation ini 1942, with the, ex cept ion (If oneC year dutrinig which lie had a leave of absence to obtain his master's dlegree at Carolinia. lie alIso holds dliploimas frotm the unti versities oif P'oitiers atid Paris. Mrs. George V. Burns (Sara Davis), '32A, '40G, formterly of Co lumibia, has been visiting hter par .atts, Prof. Henry Campbell (Harry) Davis, '98A, '07G, and Mrs. Davis (Eva Cassels), '26Sp. Mirs. Butrns miakes her home itt San Antonio, Texas, where her husband, Lieu tenant hurns, is stationedl. Lieut. Comdr. Walton J. (Stumpy) McLeod, '30L, of Walterhioro, who has seen imnthis of Naval service in the lPacific war theater, was in trodultc(d to, the S. C. State Senate w hen lhe was on leave recently. ILiettenanit Coimmtanider hiel eod was itroduceed by hiis formtier Ia w partner, former Governor and Sena tor Richard Manning Jefferies, '10A. Lieut. (jg) Louis John Carieo, '39A, originally of Orange, N. J., who has residled in Columbia since September, 1934, and who was in the Pacific theater with the Ilos pital Corps of the First Mfarine D)i vision for 19 anmd one halIf months, visitedl the A lumni Office Jani. 21. Lieutenant Carico, veteratn of Cape Glotucester, New Britain, and P'ele lien I slanid, has beent reco immned for a letter of commiendatlion for hiis work on Pelelieui. iIe has a son two and one-half years old, a future ahunmnus, Issued by the Uni RALPH LEW S/Sgt. Julius Irvin Wald, '39C, )f Columbia, is now serving with mi AAF hase unit in the European heater. lie is addressed through the L'ostmaster, New York, N. Y. Mrs. John Conway Henry (Rhea Preston), '37A, formerly of Colum )ia, is now making her home at 396 . Washington street, Falls Church. I Nathan Rosen, '37L, and Mrs. Rosen (Yetta Bicoff), '41C, are naking their home at 230 Rutledge venue, Charleston. They have a son, Russell Alvin Rosen, born Ifarch 7, 1944. Mr. Rosen, who has )racticed law in Charleston since tis graduation, is a member of the . C. House of Representatives. Pvt. Robert Lumpkin Carter, 38C, of Columbia, has been awarded he Bronze Star medal for his ac ion with the Army Engineers omewhere in France. He is ad lressed through the Postmaster, \ ew York, N. Y. Lieut. Woodrow Wilson Dunn, 34A, '35G, of Columbia, is ad lressed at the Inspection Office, Fluntsville Arsenal, Ala. Mary Curtis Crosby, '36s, of ;reenwood, is a Red Cross social vorker at the Station hospital, amp Wheeler, Ga. She is ad Iressed: ARC, Sta. Hosp., Camp Wleeler, Ga. Maj. Richard Joseph Foster, '37L, >f Greenville, is serving with a ransportation unit in the European heater, and is addressed through he Postmaster, New York, N. Y. Frederick Douglas Dudley, '35A, >if lennettsville, is now a full lieu enant in the Naval Reserve. He is serving in the Atlantic theater. James Davidson Good, '36A, '38L, orierly of Alexandria, Va., and Irs. Good (Claiborne Bunch), '36A, 37G, formerly of Columbia, are low addressed at 700 \l ississippi lower building, Jackson, liss. Lieut. Douglas Bernard James, 37A, of Sumter, who is stationed at Keesler Field, liss., and Mrs. [ames (Lydia Dozier Lee), '40A, tlso of Sumter, are making their iome at :0 Jackson avenue, Ocean prings, Miss. Joe Lawson Jackson, '38C, of Clover, has accepted a position with loln Eck and company, certified uhlic accountants of Gastonia, N. doing auditing and tax work. Ur. Jackson still makes his home I it Is N. Main street, Clover. Lieut. (jg) Judson Baynard Ack rman, '31C, of Walterboro, is Dis rict Sanitary Engineer, Twelfth aval District Iieadquarters, in San Francisco, Calif. Lieutenant Acker nan and Mrs. Ackerman (Anna smith), '36A, make their home at W0I Baker street, Apt. 18, San Fran :isco. Lieut. George William Warren,; [r., '32C, of Columbia, is serving mi the staff of thle Commanding Genseral, Southwest P'acific Area. Btefore entering the service. Lieu enant WVarren was connected with lie Miutunal Life Inisurance comupa ny ni Columbhia. Mrs. Robert Owen Boykin (Edith Woodruff), '36Ed, of Haltimocre, tI d., writes that she and Mrs. Wil son Farrell (Betty Wrenshall), 36Ed, of Asheville, N. C., ran into ach other when they boths were working in the Manufacturing Con rol Section of D)ouglas Aircraft at Santa Monica, Calif.. M rs. Hboykin is low add(ressedl at 1063 5. Carmona avenue, Los Angles 35,, Calif. Mrs. Farrell is mnaking her home at ::5 ld wins P lace, Ashievillec, N. C. 1940-1948 Lieut. Artbur William Sabo, '41P, )f Williamstown, Pa., is serving as I dentist with a general hospital in the European theater. lIe was miar ried in November to Miss Iliazel Willis of Mt. Sterling, Ky. A/C James Seigler Rush, '46E, af Columbia, is now addressed at DTI Wing I, Group F, .Sq. 57, AAF.PS, SAACC, (lass .I5-9spF, San Antonio, Texas. Pvt. Hubert Dixon Crum, '44C, f D)enmuark, is on5 dusty with a sig sal service comnssy ini th iEuFtro peanu thIseater. lie is address~ed Isrough t he Postmsiaster, New Y ork, N. Y. Ensign Robert Mack Rudisill, 43A, of Charlotte, is now ont active Ituty in thec Pacific area. Mrs. Rudi sill (Lucretia Hall), '46A, is msakinsg 5er home with her parents at 3503 N. Palmnetto street, Leesbturg, Flat. nsigns Rudisill is a small boa: of 'icer stationed aboard ass attack :argo ship, whsch ss "carrysing thle var to the J1aps ini thev Pac ifie."' Ensign Charles Beauregard Ro nan, ,Jr., '46E, of Cohnnuuhia, is snow iddressed at Cecil Field, Jacksson /ille, Fla. Mid'n Elwyn Courtney Maupin, 47V-12, of Morelanid, Kanis., is adl .ressedI at USN R Midshsipmnen's schsool, Furnald Hall, Billet 610-H, N4ew York 27, N. V. versity of South Corolino A IS, '29, Executive Secretary and Richard Miller Harris, Y3/c, '47V-12, of West Point Pleasant, N. J., writes from the Pacific that he is editor of the Marshall Islands daily newspaper, "Island Advance", as well as serving as Navy corre spondent for Public Relations. Leland Augustus Cook, '42A, of Norris, is employed by the U. S. )epartment of Agriculture, and is studying in the School of Foreign Service.-at the University of Mary land. His address is Box C75, Univ. of Md., College Park, Md. Pvt. Earle Johnston Yarley, '43P, Af Luray, is now serving in the pharmacy of general hospital in France. ie is addressed through the 'ostmaster, New York, N. Y. Donald Bolton Smith, S2/c, '47A, of Columbia, is now addressed at Rin. S. Class 7A-45, Sec. 207, Iks. 120, NTC. Bainbridge, Md. He is attending Radioman's School. Robert Edward Lee, S1/c, '46C, of Union, writes of his station 'somewhere in the Aleutians": "No trees, no women, no lights, no nuthin'!" He is in a supply unit there, and is addressed through the Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif. Sgt. John Jordan Stinson, '41P, of Woodruff, is on duty with a medical supply platoon in the Pa cific area. He is addressed through the Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. Lacy Keith Hucks, S2/c, '45V-12, of Aynor, who is on duty in the Pacific, writes that he has seen Lieut. (jg) Carlisle Whitford Bas kin, '42C, of Bishopville, who was I-lucks' room-mate at Carolina. Ensign Fred McDuffie Martin, '44E, of W1illiamston; Sgt. Preston Harvey Callison, '42A, of I.exington; and- Ensign Paul Wood, '45V-12, of Salters. Ensign William Witherspoon Ketchin, Jr., '45V-12, of Hartsville, is now addressed at NTS (Comm.), S-13 Weld, Hlarvard Univ., Caim bridge :8, Mass. M/Sgt. William Ray Hedden, '43C, of Valhalla, has completed 2i months' service in the Southwest Pacific as Supply Sergeant at a sta tion hospital. He has been in the Army four years and is addressed through the Postmaster, San Fran cisco, Calif. Patricia Lee, '44A, of Darlington, is working with public health serv ice in malaria work. She is ad dressed at Imported Malaria Stud ies, Moore General Hospital, Swan ianoa, N. C. Betty Sams Roof, '44A, is also at Swannanoa, and has the ,ame address. Lieut. (jg) Thomas Langley Conder, '41A, of Columbia, is serv ing in the Pacific theater with a Navy fighter squadron, Hie is ad( dressed through the Fleet Post Of fice, San F'rancisco, Calif. Thomas Leon Gregory, - Si/c, '47 CE, of Cohiunhia, is addressed at Class 313, ltks. ::, Wardl Islandl, Cor pus Christi, Tlexas. P02/c Frank Wilmore Sossamon, Jr., '40C, formerly of Gaffney, is now stationted temnporarily at thle l 'otonmac Rive-r Comm uand, WVash ingtont, 1). C. P'etty Officer Soss,a mon r-ecenmthy was graduated from the Navy's physical instruction school at l3ainbridge, Md., and is awaiting assignment as physical in st ructor. The Sossamons have a son, Frank Wilmtore Sossamon Ill, horn Sept. 1'2, 19.I . Louis Cody Sossamon, '43A, has b ieen pronmoted to the rank of chief p)etty officer at liainbhridge, MdI., where lhe is a physical instructor. lie and Mrs. Sossamon (Katherine Edgerton), '43A, make their home at B ldg. 9'3 ApIt. I8, hainbridge Village, liainbridge, Md. S/Sgt. Bruce William Tate, '43A, i'f Cohnnfh)ia, w-as capturedl by the Gerimns shortly before Christmas, but was recaptutredl by A mericani doughboys on Christmas F'.ve, ac cording toI Assoe'iated l'ress dis patchies from thle Sta velot sector of Ilielgitun. An infantry phi tooni lead er, Staff Sergeant Tate has fought in lFrance, I Iollanid, li )gititi anid Germ a ny. David Allen Morris, PhM2/c, USCG, '43C, of Cohnnhlia, is ont detachied service with the Armiy Air Corps in the Illawaiian Islands. lie is addressed through the P'ostmas ter, San Francisco, Calif. Walter Lee McEntire, S2/c, '47E, of Columblia, is nowv addressed at NT'S Co. 1321 , I lugh Manley School, 2935 l'olk street, Chicago, Ill. lie is at tendinig pre-ran io school, Pvt. Hayne Washington Inabi. net, Jr., '40C, of St. MIat thewvs, is no,w serv~ing ini Iranlce wvithI ani in fanitry nitit. lIIe is a ddressed thlroiigh the l'ostmnaster, New York, N. Y. Jack Davidson Simrill, S2/c, '47A, of Cohumnia, is now addlressed at R MS 7A-45, Sec. 222, liks. 125, USNTI'S Rainbridge. Md. i jront lumni Association Alumni Editor John Greentod Lyon, '43EE, of Beaufort, is chief engineer of Sta tion WGAC, in Augusta, Ga. Ensign John Cooper Gill, Jr., USNR, '46V-12, of Henderson, N. C., received his commission in Jan uary and has been on leave before reporting for duty at Harvard Uni versity, Cambridge, Alass. Lieut. L. Gordon Hill, Jr., '44J, of Florence, is now addressyd at Btry. 1, 172nd C. A. Bn., Fort Barry, Calif. He writes that at the East-West football game on New Year's Day lie met James Walter (Skimp) Harrison, '44A, of Colun lia, Ens. Joseph Patrick Patrone, '40A, '41G, of Niles, Ohio, and Ens. Heber LaBorde (Rock) Stroud, '40A, of Bennettsville, all three of whom played varsity football for Carolina. Cpl. Dean Crain Hammond, '46E, of Columbia, is now on duty with a combat engineers' battalion in the I:uropean theater. He is ad dressed through the Postmaster, New York, N. Y. Raymond Leslie Irwin, HA1/c, '47A, of Sumter, is on duty in the Main Operating Room of the US Naval Iospital at Pensacola, Fla., undergoing a period of six months' instruction. lie is addressed at M.O.R., USN Hospital, Pensacola, Fla. Maj. James Bridges (Pinhead) Henson, '40Ed, of Chattanooga, Tenn., h.s been assigned as a de partment group commanding of ficer, after having served four months as group operations officer. Alajor lenson has completed 75 missions vith his B-25 Billy Afit,chell bomber groip. He now flies "Mfy Baby III.". Pvt. Charles Spigener Watson, '44A, of Columbia, is serving with the Marines in the Pacific, where he is attached to an engineering battalion. He is addressed through the Fleet Post Office, San Fran cisco, Calif. Lieut. Robert Bruce McCalley, Jr., '44E, of Columbia, is now ad dhressed at 4th Headquarters, 2nd Arms'. Fort 3enning. Ga. Ensign Jack William Scharpf, '44E, of West Columbia, is on duty with the Naval Air Corps in the Pacific theater. lIe writes: "At an island recreation center in the Pa cific, 1 miet up w ithm Lieutenant James Harold Glenn, ('43E, Co lumubia), Clark Eden Merchant ('45E, Columbia), and Ensign John Orville Hooper ('44A, 1-airumont), who is serving aboardl a destroyer :scort. Glenn and hilerchanut are with a Mlarine fighter group auboa.rd a1 car rier ... S/Sgt. Otto Frederick Hogan, '4P of Greeville, writes: "1 rmatur ofduty i thme Philip lines . '.. hose two and a half monthis up there weren't exactly a bed of roses .* " Sergeant Hogan is with a tatialsquadron. Pvt. John Mitchell Johnson, '46P, of Saluda, is nowv addressed through the Postmaster, New York, N. Y. Robert Kurth Mead, '46V-12, of Chicago, Ill., i. mnow addlressedI at US NR M idshi pmnen's School. Room 502, lower IIlall, H50 Tlower Court, Chicago i t, Ill. Lieut. Carl Abbotte Atkins, Jr., '42A, of Swansea, who is in com nmand of a traininag detachment at Camp Swift, Texas, is addressed at 5th Headquarters, D)et. 2, Special Troops, -1Ih A rimy, Camp Swift. Teas. Lieut. Samuel Leard Huggins, Jr., '41C, of Columbia, is navigator of a I G2-1 L ibera tor bomiber ini the .\led'iterraneani theater, le is ad dlressedl thIirough thle Postimia ter, New York, N. Y. T/5 William Davis Huggins, '43C, of Combiam, was transferredl recenitly from a field artillery re plhacemenlt pool in the lEuropean theater to a nmilita ry police batta lion, where his job is guarding Germian prisoners, lHe is add(ressed through the l'ostmaster, New York, N. Y. William James Vernon, PhM2/c, '42P, of Chi-raw, has cv'mpleted eight weeks of work in Colgate University's Navy A cademnic Re fresher Uniit (Y- 7) and has rep)ortedl to Alidshipmeni's School at North western University, Chicago, Ill. Vernoni is one of i19 men in his class who qunal ified for midship men's school a fter eight weeks of refresher work. I is military address has not reached the Alumni Office. His home address is 104 liigh street, Cheraw. Annie Lee Young, '25A, Men and women of Car( graduates are requested 1 their changing addresses University Campus, Colur Future Alumni A son, Joseph Porter Jackson, Jr., to S./Sgt. Joseph Portc- Jack son and Mrs. Jackson (Vivian Tomp kins), '36A, Jan. 7 in Columbia. A son, James Evans Goddard, III, to Lieut. James Evans Goddard, Jr., '36C, and Mrs. Goddatd, Jan. 19, in Columbia. L.ieutenant God dard is now on active duty in the Pacific with the United States Na val Reserve. A daughter, Jean Arthur Jeu nings, to Maj. Larkin H. Jennings, Jr., '36L, of Columbia, and \i rs. Jennings, Oct. 21 at Pensacola. ila. Major Jennings is now stationed at F'ort Biarrancas, Fla. A son, Elliott Lee Huggins, J r. to Lieut. Elliott Lee Huggins, ':t7A, and Mrs. Huggins, Nov. ?1 at Li bock, Texas. A son, Frank Wtilniore Sossam,ou. I ll, to P02/c Frank Wilmoi e Sossamon, Jr., '40C, and Mrs. Sosma mon, Sept. 12. A daughter, Robin Ann I'otter, to Lieut. Edward H. Potter, USN, and Mrs. Potter (Joan Azzarelle), '43C, Dec. 25 at Orlando. Ha. A son, JoIn Michael icDonald, to Capt. Olin Kenneth McDonald, 'I '41A, and Mrs. McDonald (Ann McCutchen), '44A, Jan. 12 at Flor ence. A sont, George T1'honas \1cCutch en, Jr., to Maj. George Thomas McCutchen, '29A, and Mrs. Mc Cutchen (Elizabeth "Boo" Hey ward), '30A, Jan. 20 at Fort Mc Clellan, Ala. A daughter, to Lieut. (jg) James McIver (Mac) Riley, Jr., '43A, and Mrs. Riley (Caro "Put" Forbes), '43A, Jan. 2:1 at Upper Darby, Pa. \I rs. Riley i:s making her home at Upper Darby while Lieutenant Riley is on overseas duty. Ensign Marcus McKinnon (Bud dy) Pennell, '44A, of Columbia, has been assigned to gunnery school at Pearl Harbor for training before returning to his ship. He has been on duty aboard a destroyer in the Pacific area for several months. William Jesse Hinson, Jr., '43E, of lRock HIill, is nowv addressed at VRI Fi , Naval Air Station, San Pec(o, Calif. Sgt. Robert Howe Teskey, '40L, of Florence, on duity wvithi a veteran troop carrier group of the .12th Air Force in the MIediterranean theater, is entitled to wear the D)istinguished U nit Badge for the p)art lie p)layed last April in flying supplies to Amterican fighiting uinit s in India anid murm,a. Anita Lee Stone, '44A, of Belton, and Doris Elizabeth Laney, '44A, of Pageland, are wvorking in W\ashi ington, D). C. Their address there is 10 it) th street, N.W., WVashiington 0, D). C. Ensign Alfred Decatur Ward, '47V-12, of New Bern, N. C., is now serving in the Pacific theater. He is addressed through the Fleet P ost Office, Sant Franicisco, Calif. Mrs. Ward (Martha "Muggins" Swee ney), '46C, is making her home at :;26 D artmiouth street, Boston, MIass. S/Sgt. William Brunson Carpen ter, '44E, of Gaastontia, N. C., is serving withI a hteadquliarters comi Pa ny of an infantry ttit in the F.utropeanu theater, lie is addlressed through thle P ostmiaster, New York, N. Yi. Mid'n John Fred Buse, '44P, o,f Greenwood,. is addressed at 732 . lihnsoni Iiall, USNR M Iidshipmian School. Columbia IUntiversity, New York.:.9, N. V. Cpl. Laurens Ragsdale Graham, '45Ei, of Cotlumia~ , is now onty withI a signtalI service battalion ini thte F.utropiean theater. iie is ad dressed through the P'ostuiaster, New York, N. Y. Sgt. James Hagood Ellison, '45C, of Coliumbuia, is serving in the South west Pacific with the Marines, HIe is add(ressedl through the Fleet Post Office, San Fraincisco, Calif. Ensign David Livingston Pierce, '46V-12, of Florencee, is now ad dhressed at Roomt 5:,6, NITS (GiL iio(llywood I eacht ilotel, 11(1 y. w~ood, VIa. Plc. James Harper McKinney, Jr., '42J, of Iteltoni, is now hospital ized at W\ard F, U:S Naval H osp)i alI, Trea sure I slanid, San Fra ncisco, Calif., after having spent several weeks at a convalescent hospital at Yosemitation:-l Park. 38G - - Asst. Editor lino, graduates and nort )o send alumni news and to the Alumni Office, - nbia, South Carolina. They Promised Ethel Jane Blizzard, '41A, '44G, of Hartsville, and Lieut. Charles Ed ward Lee, USNR, '38A, of Ashc 'ille, N. C., Jan. 20 at Hartsville. They will reside at Providence, R. I., where Licutenant Lee will be stationed. ic returned recently from two years' service overseas. Lillian Herring Rhame, '44A, of Columbia, and John Coit Melency, USNR, of White 1'lains, N. Y., Jan. 27 in Columbia. Virginia Maie Bracey, '43A, of Columbia, and John Livingston McGowan, S 1/c, USNR, '43A, of Timmonsville, Jan. 2-I in Columbia. Mr. McGowan recently returned to the States after tet mnonths in the European theater and is on a thirt) - dlay leave. l'atricia WVallacc of WVashingtu',, D. C., and Lieut. John Hoke Rudi sill, USNR, '42CE, of Rock Hill, an. 20 in M emphis, Tenu. They will make their hote in Memphis while I.ieutenant Rudisill is taking special training in the Aviation Officers' l.ngineering school tlere. Charlotte Virgil Brady, '47A, of Johnston, and George Randolph Speight of Roanoke Rapids, N. C., and Columbia, Dec. 26; at Johnston. They are mtaking their home at 10::a Gregg strcet, Columbia. Mrs. Louise Bagby Fry, '41A, of North Augusta and Ilollywood, F.,and L,ieut.. F.dward Wallace Scudder, USNR, Jan. 11 at Holly wood. They will make their home at -lutchinson, Kans. Frances Graves Padgett, '44J, of Asheville, N. C., and Ensign Victor Breeden John, '45E, of Bennetts ville, Jan. 24 at Spartanhurg. They left for the Vest Coast where Ensign John is to receive a new assignment. Lula Deere Bass, '42A, of Latta, and Robert -lamer Manning, Jr., ARM, 3/c, of Latta, Jan. 20 at I.atta. Jamie Lee Dibble, '43A, of Mar ion and Lieut. William Whl'yte Bed ford of Hamilton, Ala., Jan. 14 in Columbia. They wvill make their home at Fort Dragg, N. C. Annie Laurie Hiott, '44C, of St. Matthews, and Jesse Franklin (Jack) Hogg, coxswain, USCOl '46C, of Atlanta, Ga., Jant. 13 at St. Ma'nhews. Marjorie Claire McCurry, '47A, of Columbia, and Lieut. Williatm Alan Sondley of Spartanhturg and l'ort Jackson, J1ant. 5 at Fort Jack son. They will mtake their hiome at :t 9 S. Hlarden street, Columblia, Margaret Rodgers McClary, '46A, of Salters, andl Douglas Allen H-ardy of Hlem-ingway Jan. 7 at George town. They wvill mtake their honme at Hemtingway. Mary Frances Montgomery, '43C, of Kingstree, and C'apt. Benjaamin J. Funderburk of Checraw and At lattta. Ga., J1ant. 7 at Kintgstree. The'y are making their htome itt Atlanta. Doris L.ouise Ayers of WVaynes horo, Va., andI John Thomas Tru luck, '43A, of L.ynchtburg, at Wayntesboro, Va., in D)eembther, Thtey are at home at as8 Moise drive, Sutmter, whlere Mr. Truhuck is eo orditnatotr of diversified occupations itt Suterci city schtools. Chritine Griffin and Maj. Thomas Claude Jolly, III, '40Ed, both of tmakec teir htonme at Quant ico, \ 'a., whtere MIajort Jo tllyV is stationed. IDora .\lilfor~td (Cutrry and lieut. Byron Bernard Burns, '43L, lbothI of Greentwood, Jan. 131 at Green wood. Thyare making thteir htotte itt Coumi while Lieutenant Burns is stationted at Fort Jackson. L.ouise Claire Bedinger of Ashe ville attd Lieut. (Jg) Walter Paul Baldwin, Jr., '41A, of Columbtia, Jbat. :t at Ashteville. Tatey are ttak ing their home at 609 University street, Memntplis, Trenna. Cha plaitt llaldwin is attached to thte Naval Air Tlraining Center in Metmphtis Ozell Rehecca Ulmer of Oran.7e burg and Lieut. William White Neely,'37A of Chester and O rlando, la., lDec. 29 in Columbtlia. Thlay will make thteir home at Orlando, whtere Lieuttenant Neely is on duty with the Army Air Forces board.