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Helen C. Hedden, '43A 'Mailed by the Alumn members of the Associot qlumni in the Armed For on file in the Alumni Offi REUNION Before 1900 James Hicklin Craig, '98A, who has made his home at Chester since 1941, is now a member of the S. C. House of Representatives from Chester County. Mr. Craig, before moving to Chester to engage in farming, was connected with the Chattanooga (Tenn.) Plow Com pany, and with the International Harvester Company, Chicago, Ill. He also made his home at Char lotte, N. C., and Athens, Ga., where he was a dealer in agricultural ma chinery. He is now addressed at Box 418, Chester. 1900-1919 John St. Pierre Herin, '13A, now of Lockhart, who dropped in to visit the Alumni Office Feb. 3, 1945, recalled that on Feb. 3, 1917, he left Columbia to get married. He married Beatrice Hughey Feb. 4, 1917. At that time Mr. Herin was connected with Seibels, Bruce and Company. He moved to Lockhart in 1918, and is now paymaster for Monarch Mills at Lockhart. 1920-1929 Mrs. M. D. Williams (Florence Stack), '25s, makes her home at Pinewood, where she teaches the second grade at Pinewood School. Mrs. William W. Barr (Ruth Almar Brown), '28G, formerly of Walterboro, is now addressed at Box 971, Pensacola, Fla. Julian Wadsworth Shields, '28CE, formerly oi Columbia, makes his home at 236 Ancon avenue, Pelham, New York, N. Y. Paul Fulton Williams, '28A, is addrcsscd at Wodland drlve, Hartsviile. Lieut. Robert Beck Burrows, Jr., '29A, of Columbia, who is now serv ing with an Army malaria control unit in the Philippines, writes that he finds it "a pleasure to see civili zation again after a year in the New Guinea jungles." 1930-1939 Robert Edward Lee Freeman, '35C, of Cameron, received a dis charge from the Army recently af ter having been in uniform for a year. He is addressed at Box 144, Cameron. Pvt. Samuel Rubin, '36A, of Co. lumbia, is now serving overseas with a medical laboratory. He is addressed through the Postmaster, New York, N. Y. The Rev. William B. Gaston, '38A, formerly of Columbia, is nowv addressed at Sanatorium, N. C., and in addition to his dluties among the patients at the N. C. State Tuber culosis Sanatorium, is pastor of the Bethel and Shiloh Presbyterian Churches of Hoke County, N. C. Pvt. James Levi Vaughn, Jr., '38A, of Sumter, is on dluty over seas with an MP' battalion. He is addressed through the Postmaster, Newv York, N. Y. Lieut. Henry Richard Viater, '32CE, of Carteret, N. J., who is serving in the European theater with an anti-aircraft battery, is ad dressed through the Postmaster, New York, N. Y. Capt. Herbert Edward Mac murphy, '36A, of Columbia, has re turned to the States after serving with the Central Base Command, Pacific, for the past year, and will be sent to Command and General Staff School, Fort Leavenworth, Kans. He was promoted to the rank of captain in October, 1944. Mrs. Macmurphy (Mayme Warlick), '42C, and Future Alumnus Herbert Edward Macmurphy, III, will make their borne with Captain Mac mturphy at 926 Cheyenne street, Leavenworth, Kans. Capt. Louis Nathan Clericl, '35C, of 'Winston-Salem, N. C., is com munications officer for a field artil lery group, and commanding of ficer of its headquarters unit, which is serving in Germany. Cap tain Clerici has been with the unit as it fought it's way from Nor mandy since June, 1944. Mrs. Clerici and daughter, Sue Clerici, II, are making their home in Win ston-Salem. Lieut. (jg) Charles Edwards Mc Crorey, '39A, of Columbia, who Is on duty in the Pacific area, writes that he hopes to be home on leave within a few months, ". .. and that's the best news I can think ofil" Lieut. (jg) Plnckcney Heyward Walker, '37L, formerly of Rich mond, Va., is on duty with an armed guard unit in the Atlantic theater. Mr. Walker (Ellen Jen nings), '34A, and the Walkers' two daughters, Ellen Joel, nine, and Sarah Elizabeth, two and a half, are making their home at 82 Me chanic street. Fitchburgr. Mass. - w" Asst. Editor I Association Office to 1in ond to non-member ces whose addresses are ce. IN PRINT Lieut. Arthur John Garick, '35A, of Columbia, who is serving with an engineer topographical unit in the European theater of operations, writes that four other alumni are stationed in the same unit: Pfc. Clarence Allen Ashley, Jr., '34J, of Columbia; Pvt. Woodrow Adolphus Boyne, '35C, of Eastover; T/5 Rod erick Cunningham Pennington, '38E, of Cayce, and T/5 Benjamin Frank Walker, Jr., '4CE, of Co lumbia. Francis Hugh Graham, Si/c, '34Ed, of McClellanville, is on duty in the Pacific area aboard a de stroyer escort. He is addressed through the Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif. Lieut. Homer Howard Moultrie, Jr., '39C, of Columbia, is now ad dressed at Post Hq., Box 248, Tyn dall Field, Panama City, Fla. William P. Greene, Jr., '32L, Abbeville lawyer, has represented Abbeville County in the S. C. House of Representatives since 1943. Mr. Greene and Mrs. Greene (Phyllis Yarborough), '31A, are ad dressed at Box 56, Abbeville. Lieut. Col. Thomas Lowman Lucas, AUS(MC), '31A, of Chester field, is division surgeon with an infantry division overseas. He is addressed through the Postmaster, New York, N. Y. Lieut. Wallie Bernard Jones, Jr., '39C, of Timmmonsville, is serving with an infantry unit in the Pacific theater. He is addressed through Calif. Mrs. Jones (Lois Cogburn), '40A, formerly of Bamberg, now makes her home at 1910 Green street. Columbia. Arthur John Urbanyi, '39C, makes his home at 1710 Woodville, street, Toledo, Ohio. The Urbanyis have a son, Arthur John Urbanyi, II. Capt. Jerome Frank Bihari, '33C, of Columbia, who was recently pro moted to his present rank, is serv ing with an Army Air Force bomb er squadron overseas. He is ad dressed through the Postmaster. New York, N. Y. Capt. Dove Henry Pate, '39C, of Charleston, has completed 2t months' duty in the Pacific theater. He is now attached to Army Air Force Headquarters, Pacific Ocean Areas, as an officer in the ottice of the Quartermaster. Captain Pate writes that he recently saw Ensign Harvey Leo Blouin, '42C, of Chica go, Ill., of the meeting he says: "Oddly enough, we met at a foot ball game, my (Carolina) ring be ing our means of recognition... would like to have any Carolina meni stationed in this area or pass ing through to look me upl."~ Ensign Robert Kenneth Lown, '37A, is now serving with the Navy in the Pacific. lHe is addressedl through the Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif. Capt. Abraham Max Rubinowitz, '35A, of Beaufort, is serving in the Mediterranean theater with the 3t4th Station Hospital, which has been in operation overseas for 2 t months. Captain Rubinowitz, who formerly served with Bellevue Hospital, New York, N. Y., is now serving as dermatologist and syphiilologist. HeI has been overseas 21 months. Capt. Frank F. Giannangelo, Jr., '38A, of Monogahela, Pa., is now on duty with an armored division in the F.uropean theater. He is ad dressed through the Postmaster, New York, N. Y. Harold Best Watford, S/2, '36A, of Anderson, who was wounded in action Dec. 26, 1944, is now in a hospital in the Mariannas, accord ing to a note from Mrs. Watford (Annette Benson), '37J, who is making her home at 1420 Edgewood avenue, Anderson. The Wat fords have two daughters, L4ynne andl Anne. Maj. Charles LeGrand Stuckey, '86A, of Bamiberg, is serving in the Pacific area as executive officer of a medical b)attalion, attached to an infattry division which recently saw action in the Palau Islands. Major Stuckey is addressed through the Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. Mrs. Joe Emerson Thomas (Alice Hulet), '38J, of Columbia, has gone to San Diego, Calif., to spend two weeks with her husband, Joe Emer son Thomas, Y S/c, '39C, formerly of Florence, who is on leave from his'.ship.. Mrs. Thomas -has been making her home in Columbia while Yeoman Thomas is on sea duty. Frederick Kay Hambright, Sp. (A) 2/c, '84 C, of Clover, is now serving with the Naval Air Corps int Panama, Canal Zone. He is ad dressed through the Postmaster, New-Vork N. .Y. Issued by the Ur RALPH LE Capt. John Robert Turnbull, '31 caught by the camera on a recent presented to James E. Leppard, '21] tion, a Nazi flag which he captured : Seventh Army. Veteran of the caml Germany, Turnbull wears the Silver received in Italy, and five campaign s Captain Turnbull, son of Dr. 99A, of Graniteville, has thrce brot Kenneth Turnbull, '41P, AUS, wit Lieut. Roderick Frederick Turnbull in Europe; and Sgt. Leonard Henck in the Pacific. Two sisters, Mrs. Tracey Hite Aiken, and Lois Helen Turnbull, Carolina. Captain Turnbull and Alumni Pa Office Feb. 15, while the captain Turnbull has now returned to the w Thomas Rogers Drake, USNR, '38Ed, has been promoted to the rank of lieutenant, senior grade, in the Pacific theater. He is addressed through the Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif. Maj. Julian Booth Salley, Jr., '36L, gf Aiken is now atta'ched to a replacement battalion in the huropean theater. Major Salley's father, Julian Booth Salley, Sr., '03L, makes his home at Aiken. Captain William Mowbray Smith, '36A, of Columbia, is serving with a light tank unit in the European theater, lHe is addressed through the P'ostmiaster, New York, N. Y. Lieut. William Thomas Bell, '39A, of Colun)bia, is on duty with an infantry unit overseas, and is ad dressed through the Postmaster, New York, N. Y. Joab Mauldin Dowling, CBM, USNR, '39A, '41L, of Beaufort, is on duty with the Sea Bee mobile unit in the Pacific, and is addressed through the Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif. Mrs. Dowling (Katherine Douglas), '41A, makes her home at 815 Henderson street, Columbia 10. Lieut. Henry Allen White, '31A, '37G, of Andrews, who returned to the States from the Aleutians Dec. 23, 19414, is now addressed at VB 2, Naval Air Station, Beaufort, S. C. Lieutenant White writes that dur ing his 19 months in the Aleutians, he often saw Lieut. (jg) John Henry Lumpkin, '37A, of Columbia, with whom he talked over "Caro lina (lays." With Lieutenant White at Beaufort are Mrs. White and their daughter, Susan, who was 16 months 0old before her father saw her. Sgt. John Wilson White, '35C, of Andrews, is serving with ,the Army in the Philippines. Now on Luzon, he served in ,the N,wv Guinea campaigns and was in the first assault on Leyte. Sergeant WVhite is a brother of. Lieut. Henry Allen White, '31A, .'370, and of Lieut. Benjamin Thomas White, '35A, who is stationed with, the AAF at Hlagerstown, Md. Lieut. (jg) Henry Burbage Adams, '33A, of Conway, 'has re cently been promoted to that rank while serving aboard a mine sweep er attached to the Atla'ntic Fl'eet. He is adldressed through ^the' Fleet Post Office, New York, N. Y. Capt. John Howard. Ranson, 'S6A of Andrews, is now addressed at A-7-3, FA RTC, Fort Bragg,- N. C Captain Ranson s.er.ved. .overseat with a field artillery group. Lieut. Arthur Henry Parsons '30C, .of Andrews, is stationed ir Belgium with an ordnance unit. He is addressed through the- Postma. ter. New York. N. V. ivetsity of South Carolina A IS, '29, Executive Secretary and ~"N C, of Graniteville, right above, was visit to the Alumni Office as he d, president of the Alumni Associa n Alsace, where he served with the paigns in Italy, Sicily, France, and Star, the Purple Heart for wounds tars on his European theater ribbon. William Charles Robert Turnbull, -cr a in the service: Lieut. Edward 1 an airborne division in Europe; '41C, AUS, with the First Army en Turnbull, '42J, with the Marines (Minnie Laura Turnbull), '30s, of 34A, of Graniteville, also attended esident Leppard met in the Alumni vas on leave from military duties. are. 1940-1949 Cpl. Raymond Gaines Halford, '46E, of Columbia, is now addressed at Bks. 407, 2nd Co., 1st Sch. Bn.. Atlanta Ordnance Depot, Atlanta, Ga. Lieut. John Thomas Duckett, USNR, '42E, who has been on duty on the West Coast, is now ad dressed at the U. S. Naval Hospital, Oakland, Calif. Lieut. Baron DeKalb Refo, III, '41E, of Columbia, is serving over seas with an MP battalion. He is addressed through the Post master, New York, N. Y. Pvt. Jackson Grady Dorn, '44A, of Greenwood, is on duty with an infantry unit in the FEuropean the ater. He is addressed through the Postmaster, New York, N. Y. Pvt. Joseph Preston Johnstein, Jr., '45A, of St. George, is serving with an Army unit in France, acting in liaison with the French Army'. Sigmond Kornblut, A/S, '47V-12, of Latta, is addressed at Co. 4044, Bks. 417U, USNTC, Bainbridge, Md. Cpl. James Burrell Sanders, '47A, of Columbia, is on duty with a bomber squadron overseas. He is addressed through the Postmaster, New York, N. Y. Mid'n Herman J. (Tony) Altiz er, Jr., '46V-12, of Roanoke, Va., is addressed at USNR Midshipmen's School, Fort Schuyler, Bronx, N. Y. T HE McK ISSI( The movement for the J. Rior initiated recently by the students, I in cash and pledges. The form beie the students to give alumni an opp The McKissick Memorial Schol money collected as an endowmer Committee of the Board of Trus interest has accumulated to the will be awarded to worthy student: usefulness to South Carolina. Contributions to the fund shot Depository, which will list alumni 4 ords in the Alumni Office. ' Name Address__________ McKissick Scl - UNIVERSITY OF| I would like to contribute a paid as follows: Cash now $_ the following dates: on_ Signed Date ALUMa d irontI lumni Association Uumni Editor George Robert Sumwalt, A/S, '45V-12, of Baltimore, Md., is now addressed at Pre-Midshipman School, NTS, Princeton, N. J. Glenn Elvin Parler, GMS/c, '42A, of Red Springs, N. C., is serving with the Navy in the Pacific area. He is addressed through the Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif. John Edward Nuneville, Jr., Y2/c, '47V-12, of Columbia, is on duty with a communications unit in the Pacific. theater. He is addressed through the Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif. Ensign Armand Francis Bodle, '44A, of Columbia, is serving aboard a Landing Ship, Tank, in the Pa cific theater. He is addressed through the Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif. Charles Nelson Plowden, '43L, of Sunmmerton, member of the S. C. House of Representatives from Clar endon County, is making his home in Summerton, where he is a bank er and lawyer. Ernest Minton Holland, '40C, '43L, of Simpsonville, is now con nected with the United States De partment of Justice as a lawyer. He makes his home at 1326 19th street, N.W., Washington, D. C. John Woodson Whitnure, '45C, who makes his home at 1509 Lady street, Columbia 7, is teaching me chanical drawing at Columbia High School. William Burton Powers, '45C, is connected with the firm of Martin T. Powers, CPA, in Charleston. He is addressed at 63-A Gibbes street, Charleston. Robert Bradford Way, '43s, of Ridgeland, is now a student at Duke Divinity School, Duke University, Durham, N. C., where he is a mem ber of the Chaplains Corps, U. S. Navy. He is addressed at Box 4350, Duke University, Durham, N. C. Carrie Mae Smith, '45A, 1311 Summerville avenue, Columbia, 1, has taken the position of assistant continuity writer at radio station WCOS in Columbia. Lieut. Robert Lee O'Harra, '45A, of Florence, is now addressed at 2117th AAF Base Unit, BAAF, Fort Myers, Fla. Cpl. John LeGrand Hooks, '45C, of Nichols, has been assigned to a permanent unit at Harlingen, Texas. He is addressed at 2124th AAF Base Unit, HAAF, Sec. C, Harlingen, Texas. Lieut. (jg) Frank Preston Simrill, '42C, of York, who has twice re ceived the Navy Air Medal, is now addressed at NAC 40-9, Box 5, Charlestown, R. L. Lieutenant Sim rill and Mrs. Simrill (Frances Saw yer), '45C, make their home at 130 Beach street, 'Westerly, R. L. Lieut. Frederick Elliotte Quinn, '41C, of York, is now addressed at Box 465, McClellan Field, Calif. Lieut. Benton Anderson Mat thews, USNR, '42A, of Florence, has taken part in three major naval engagements, has participated in four invasions, and has served with the Navy in~ all theaters of war. He is now stationed at the Advanced Training Base, Little Creek, Va. Pfc. George Marion Faile, Jr., '44A, of Kgrshaw, is now addressed at the Pens. RepI. Depot, Indian town Cap, Pa. Pvt. Arren Maynor Hardee, '44A, of Conway, is now on duty with the infantry in the European theater. He is addressed through the Post master, New York, N. Y. K MEMORIAL McKissick Memorial Scholarship, as secured approximately $4,000.00 w is being printed at the request of ortunity to contribute. arship Committee plans to use all t with the advice of the Finance tees of the University. Whenever mount of $300.00, the scholarship on the basis of prospect of future Id be addressed to the University ontributors for the permanent rec iolarship Fund SOUTH CAROLINA total of $. to be ; the remainder on $ on______ _ il FORM Annie Lee Young, '25A, Men and women of Co graduates are requested their changing addresse University Campus, Colu They Promised Elizabeth Floyd, '42Sp, of Man ning, and Lieut. Arthur Dale Mercy of Bellingham, Wash., Jan. 20 at Manning. Nancy Elizabeth Padgett, '42C, of Walterboro, and Capt. George Hilmer Bergmark, Jr., of Charlton, Mass., Jan. 20 at Walterboro. Sally Ellerbe Nichols, '41A, of Nichols, and Lieut. James Milton Devers, Jr., of Scottsboro, Ala., Feb. 3 at Nichols. They will make their home at Maxton, N. C. Henrietta Culbertson, '41C, of Greenville, and Capt. A. W. Bedont of Kemmerer, Wyoming, Jan. 20 at Greenville. They will make their home at 200 Ashley Ave., Green ville. Frances Edna Caudle, '45C, of Columbia, and Ralph F. King of Columbus, Ga., Feb. 8 in Columbia. They will make their home at Jack sonville, Fla. Florence Claussen, '45A, of Co lumbia, and Sgt. Robert Floyd Pulliam, '44C, of Columbja, Feb. 8 in Columbia. Sergeant Pulliam has been on duty in Iceland for the past 18 months. Peggy Jeanne Nelson, '45C, of Greenville, and Lieut. Raymond Calvert Owings of Columbia, Jan. 27 at Mt. Rainier, Md. Mrs. Owings will make her home in Greenville while Lieutenant Owings is over seas. Patricia Claire Rutledge, '43A, of Asheville, N. C., and Paul West Blackmon of Columbia, Feb. 10 at Asheville. They will make their home in Columbia. Ruth MacFie Anderson, '45A, of Columbia, and Lieut. Otis Cle bourne Johnston of Columbia, Feb. 15 in Columbia. Marion Heins of Ridgeway and Lieut. Landon Caldwell Jones, Jr., USNR, '34CE, of Columbia, Feb. 15. Lieutenant Jones has just re turned from two years' duty in the Southwest Pacific. After a 30-day leave he will report to Davisville, R. I., for reassignment. Lila M. Wilder of Sumter. and Sgt. Kerney Graham Rhoden, '42J, of Columbia, Feb. 5 at Sumter. They will make their home at Fayetteville, N. C., while Sergeant Rhoden is stationed at Fort Bragg, N. C. Claire Stomner of Wisconsin Dells, Wis., and Lieut. Albert Mi chael Fulmer, '38A, of Columbia. Feb. 5 at Shaw Field, S. C. They will be at home at Sumter. Julia Loree McClami of Lake City and Lieut. Christopher Emmet Thomlinson, USNR, '40A, of Lake City, Feb. 4 at Lake City. Lieuten ant Thomlinson is stationed on the West Coast. Frances E. Coleman of Ridgeway and Lieut. Robert DuBose Arndt, USNR, '42EE, of Columbia, Feb. 2 at Ridgeway. Lieutenant and Mrs. Arndt will report to Norfolk, Va., where they will make their home. Jeannette Propst, '40A, of Winns boro, and Lieut. Thomas Wood ward Ellison, of Winnsboro, Jan. 27 at Winnsboro. Harriet H-ouser of Allendale and Richard Archibald Ellis, Jr., '29C, of Martin, Jan. 21 at Allendale. Trhey will make their home at Mar tin. Mr. Ellis has served as repre sentative from Allendale county in the S. C. General Assembly for the past six years. Clarabel Gowdy of Greeleyville, and Capt. Isaac D. Elmore, Jr., USMC, '41C,.of Sumter. They are at home at New River, N. C., where Captain Elmore is stationed. Virginia Ellen Beckham, '45A, of Columbia, and Ensign William Alexander Dallis, '45A, of Colum bia, Feb. 20 i; Columbia. They will make their home on the WVest Coast temporarily. Sarah Elizabeth Douglas, '44C, of Winnsboro, and Osborne EC. Wells, Jr., is addressed at 12U Vanderhorst street, Winnsboro. Lena Waddelle Hutto, '45J, of Columbia, and Lieut. James A. Meyer of La Porte, Ind., Feb. 14 in Columbia. They will make their home in Columbia. Peggy Thelma Sandifer, '45Ed, of Columbia, and James Hiarkniess Hutton, of Kenmore, N. Y., Jan. 13 at Buffalo, N. Y. They are mk ing their home at 125 N. Center street, Plainfield, Ind. Adelaide Horton Philson, 'S5A, of Columbia, and John hIu rch)ison, Jackson, Jr., of Bennettsville, Feb. 22 in Columbia. They will miake their home at Bennettsville. Virginia Anne Buckner, '48A, of Asheville, N. C., and Ensign Paul Alonza (Pat) .Thrash, '45A, of Ma con, Ga., Feb. 21 at Asheville. They will reside in San Francisco, Calif., tcmprri!. '38G Asst. Editor 'olina, graduates and non- * to send alumni news and s to the Alumni Office, mbia, South Carolina. Future Alumni A son, William Roy Cook; Jr., to Lieut. (jg) William Roy Cook, '42A, and Mrs. Cook (Edith Shri. dan), '44A, Dec. 22, 1944, in Colum bia. Lieutenant Cook is 'now sta tioned at Balboa, Canal Zone. A son, Jay Alan Coughtry, -to Pfc. Wilbur H. Coughtry and Mrs. Coughtry (Marion Ron), '43s, Feb. 22 at Sayre, Pa. A son, Ralph Erskine GCier, III, to Ralph Erskine Grier,. Jr., '29A, and Mrs. Grier, Feb. 16. in Colum bia. A son, Roger Cary Greenspan, to T/Sgt. Joseph Greenspan and .Mrs. Greenspan (Shirelyn Cahn), '4A, Feb. 8 at Sumter. V A daughter, Clelia Wayne Pugh, to Griffith Thompson Pugh, Jr., '30A, '36G, and Mrs. Pugh (Clella Freer Dixon), '36Ed, Feb. 8 at Rock Hill. Doctor Pugh is -profes. sor of English at Winthrop College. A daughter, Margaret Rose-Pen. darvis, to Lieutr Daniel Pendarvis, '37C, and Mrs. Pendarvis, Jan: 23 at Orangeburg. Twin sons, Finley Bland Clarke and Thomas Henry Clarke, to Mrs. Margaret Bland Clarke and the late Lieut. Col. Frank Kennedy Clarke, '29L, Jan. 29 at Sumter. Twin daughters, Linda Elaine Hillman and Lillian Diane Hillman, to First Sgt. Omar Smallwood Hill man, Jr., '43C, and Mrs. Hillman Feb. 14 in Co;umbia. A son, James McMurray Hines, Jr., to James McMurray lIines and Mrs. Hines (Lucy Oliver), '33A, Feb. 21 in Columbia. Isabel \ylma Chambliss and Sgt. Leslie Wilds Clemmons,''44C, both, of Marion, Feb. 16 at Marion...S&+ geant Clem.mons is now stationed at Geiger Field, Spokane, Wash. Cora Jordan Nesbit, '47A, of Co lumibia, and Lieut. Lorey George Tourtellot of Baldwinsville, Mass., Feb: 23 in Columbia. Catherine Elizabeth Vinson, '4A, of Rembert, and Lieut. Albert .V. Neinii of West Yarmouth, Mass., Feb. 16 at Rembert. They will make their home at Phoenix, Ariz. Laura Mellette, '28s, of Sumter, and Thomas Taylor Hane, '3E,. of Fort Motte, Feb, 25 at Edgefield. They will make their home in Sa vannah, Ga., where Mr. Hane:.Is connected with the engineering -di vision of the Southeastern Ship building corporation. Anne Reese Royall, '45 Ed,. of. Florence, and Capt. Paul Baker Newman of Chicago, 111., Feb. 27 at Florence. They will make their home in Ohio for the present. Oleta Laura Coker of Biloxi, Miss., and Sgt.- John Fraser Mar.. tin, '42A, of Columbia, Feb. .22 ini Columbia. 'They will make their home at Independence, Kans., while Sergeant Martin is stationed at the Army air field, there. Ruth rTolloway -Richardson of Memphis, Tenn., and Hollywo9d, Fla., and Lieut. William James Comstockc, '41CE, of Columbia, Feb). 9 at Hollywood. They are now at home at North Ocean drive, Hollywood, Fla. Lieutenant Comn stock is ordnance officer" at the~ Miami, Fla., Naval Air Statiola. Blanche M. Mount of H-ighistown, N. J., and Lieut. William~ Henry McCaw, Jr., '40A, of Columbia and Fort Jackson, March 3 is Columbia. They will make their horne at 51 Congaree avenue, Columbia. Julia Kathryn Mdorer of 'Holly Hill and Watson Williams, Jr., PO3/c, USNR, '46E, of Walt.er boro, March 4 at Holly Hill. Mr. Williams is on 30-day leave after serving overseas for eight months, Marjorie Rogers, '45C, of Dillpn, and Capt. Ernest Middleton, Jr., '41s, of Charleston,.Feb. 18 At Dil lon. Mary Alda Tucker, '46C, of Co. lumbia, and Ensign Cateuby Penni man Jones, '45V-12, of Savannah, Ga., Marchl 8 in Columbia. Mary Beverly Cappelmann,, '45A, of Columbia, andl Ensign Charles lLvans Boineau, Jr., USNAC, of Boyk in, March 10 in. Columbia. Eulalie Rhodes Evans of Cheraw and Jefferson Duffie Taylor, 'Mea, of Columbia, March 10 at.CherMw. TEhey will mnake their home in. Julia Moor-er of Holly'lHill and Petty Officer Watson Williams, Jr., '48A, of Walterboro, .March 4, at Holly Hill. Mr. Williams fias b'een on duty in the South Pacific for several months, and has rcently returned on furlough. Normna WVatts of Canton, -N. C., and George McDonald, '4A, e of [lamer, Dec.. 31,; 1944. Mr.. - bonald, who was recently dis charged from the Army, Is now attending oina.