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Thelma Ann Reynolds - Mailed by the Alumni members of the Associati alumni in the Armed For< on file in the Alumni Of Reunion Before 1900 James A. Hayne, M. D., '91A, of Columbia, director of public health education 61 the state department of health, is this month presenting health lectures at various colleges throughout the state. He is sched uled to be with the South Carolina State Guard at Fort Moultrie, also. George 11. Bunch, M. D., '99A, of Columbia, recently was selected by the executive committee of the S. C. State Board of Health, to serve on the advisory council of the Crippled Children program. Ile makes his home at 1404 Laurel Street, Columbia. 1900-1919 Brig. Gen. Harry Kicnibeek Pickett, '10A, of Ridgeway, is serv ing ao commander, Troop Training unit of the Pacific Amphibious Training Command. A veteran of both World Wars, he is wearer of the Gold Star, the Legion of Merit, and various other ribbons. During his outstanding military career, which began in 1913, General Pickett has served in France, Mexico, Guam, Santo Domingo, Haiti, and the South and Central Pacific. le is addressed at the Ma rine Corps Base. San Diego, Calif. Charles B. Elliott, '13G, '16F, of Columbia, who formerly served as general counsel for the S. C. State Office of Price Administration, has resigned that position and is now practicing law in the Liberty Life Building. Prior to becoming chief counsel for OPA, Mr. Elliott was professor of law at the University. Bennett Davenport, '14A, of Co lumbia, recently was lelected presi dent of the South Carolina Life Un derwriters' Association. Previously, he served as president of the Co lumbia association and as secretary treasurer of the State association. He is agency manager for the Shen andoah Life Insurance Company in Columbia, and is a member of the Executives Club. the Civitans, and the Gavel Club. 1920-1929 Fant Kelly, '23A. of fligh Point and Rockingham, N. C., is director of athletics at the Rockingham High School. Rockingham, N. C. Ife makes his home at 317 Anne street, Rockingham. Oscar Frank Thornton, '281., orig inally of Mullins, recently was elected public relations counsel and 1 supervisor of the Mullins tobacco market for the 1945 tobacco season. ie publishes a newspaper and prac tices law at Clover, and is a former member of the Ilouse of Represen tatives from York County. lIe now serves as city attorney for the towvn of Clover, and for 11 years has been readIng clerk of the IIouse of Rep resentatives. Mr. Thornton is ad d: essed at Clover. Edward Winmberly, '22E, of St. Matthews, former Calhoun county representative In the S. C. House of Representatives, is now serving as a member of the state public service commission, lie was elected by the 1945 legislature to serve in this capacity for two years. John Wright JennIngs, '25L, of Columbia, recently was elected com mander of the Woodrow Wilson (Columbia) chapter, Disabled Amer lean Veterans. I Ie is a membe.r of the Richland Bar Association, and represented Richland County in the legislature several years ago. IHe makes his home at 3201 River drive, Columbia. Mrs. Ivan Lopatln (Edith VIvIan Rice), '22A, '28G, of Orangeburg, now makes her home at 5315 Mar burn avenue, Los Angeles, 43, Calif., where her husband, Mr. Lopatin, is professor of archeology and anthro pology at the University of South era California. Capt. MChaplain) Claude McIn tosh, '27A, of Columbia, recently re turned to the States after more than two years service with the Seventh Air Force in the Pacific. Before entering the service, he was pastor of the West Columbia' Pres byterian Church, and was also chap lain at the South Carolina State Hospital. Upon completion of his leave, Captain McIntosh will return to the Pacific. Donald 8. Russell, '25A, '280, Spar tanburg attorney, has been appoint edl by Secretary of State James F. Byrnes, '4111, to serve as tempo rary assIstant to the secretary of state. Mr. Russe'' previously was connected with the Office of War Mfobilization and Reconversion. Annette GriffIn, '25A, of Colum bia, is teacher of English in the high school at Irmo. Doyle Campbell Hayden, '270, of Orangeburg, recently was elected to Serve on the executive commIttee a# the South Carolina Rural Let tsr Carriers' Association. - - - - Asst. Editor Association Office to on and to non-member :es whose addresses are Fice. In Print Ralph Carsbol Barbare, '26A, 'SIG, Darlington county superintendent of education, recently was elected to represent the Sixth district on the executive committee of the South Carolina Education Associa tion. Mr. Barbare is a past presi dent of the Darlington Kiwanis Club, and a former member of the St. John's High School faculty. He makes his home at Darlington. Albert Roy Ashley, '27A, of Co lumbia, has been appointed captain of-the-guard at the South Carolina state penitentiary. He is slated to become superintendent, after the re tirement of James S. Wilson, pres ent superintenident. Paul Ahnold Wilson, '26A, of Co lumbia, is manager of the Collins Department Store at Raeford, N. C., and is addressed at Box 41, Vass, N. C. He writes that, in Charlotte recently, he saw Francis Earl Craw ford, '26A, '27L, and Harry Charles Wolf, Jr., '29CE. Messrs. Crawford and Wolf both make their homes in Charlotte. The Rev. Sullivan Thorne Spark- I man, Jr., '23A, '24G, is serving as rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Chattanooga, Tenn. He is addressed in care of the church, Chattanooga. Harry Idelle Harman, '29Ed, '36G, of Lexington, has been elected dis trict governor of District 32-C, Lions International. Superintendent of schools at Lexington since 1939, Mr. Harman ha azL n;ton .ounty so,: erintendent of education, president of the Lexington Lions luh, and chairman of Lions Zone D. 1930-1939 En%ign Robert Kenneth I.own, 37A. of Camden, is officer in charge >f recognition training at an anti irciraft training center in the Pa ific. Ie is addressed through the eet Post Office. San Francisco, -alif. Herbert Aaron Rosefield, '31A, of ;umter. formerly a private in the 1rmled forces, has been discharged ind is now making his home at 19 Vloise drive, Sumtel. Lient. Nancy Harrington Pope, 31G, of Columbia. recently spent a ;hort leave at home. She is ad Iressed at Seventh Division, N. A. ;., San Diego, Calif. William Carter Townsend, CCM,1 32P, of Ninety Six, is serving with Lhe Seabees in the Pacific. lie is iddressed through the Fleet Post ffice, San Francisco. Calif. Capt. William Wingfield, '3GCE. or o!umhbia, who is serving overseas with the Field Artillery, recently was awarded the Bronze Star for service against the enemy. ie is 'tddressed through the Post master, san F'rancisco, Calil. .ie'ut. Edward William L.ewis, 'SGA, of Sumter, is serving with the XAAF, and is addressed at Box 125, Class 615, IIendricks Field, Sebring, FIa. ILie'ut. C'harles Harold Friek, '30EE, of Chapin, is now address ed at Educational Services Office, Camp Parks, Calif. St aff Sgt. Edwa rd Reed Fin lay, '31,. of Columbia, recently rtturned to the States after serving as a crytographer in the South Pacific. Before entering the service, Ser gent F'inlay was a memb)er of the staff of The Columbia Record, lIe has reported to Army Air Forces Redistrihution Stat ion in Miami Beach, Fin., for reassignment. Lieut. Ralph William LilIard, '36J, of Columbia, is a navigator in the "Black Spiders" Squadron of the 13th AAF Fighter Command in the Pacific. iIe is adldressedl through the Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. Mrs. Lillard (Phyllis Eleanor Brown), '400, makes her home at 1532 Berkeley road, Columbia. ,Jamnes Corbett Grnce, '35A, of Marion, who is connected withI the Engineering Experiment Stat ion at Annapolis, Md., wvrites that he plans "to go into -1truck farming next year b)ut still keep my jot) here andi act as salesmen." le is address ed in care of the Experiment Sta tion, Annapolis. Mr. Grice would like to hear from *ther alumninvho are e'ngaged in truck farming. C'p1. Fred HI. Sense, '33A, of Co lumbia, has .been awarded the Cer tificate of Merit "for outstanding performance of dluty." iIe as serv ing with the Sixth Armored D)ivi sion overseas, and is add(ressedl through the Postmaster, New York, N. Y. Preston Gllis Suber, '3iJ, of Cal houn Falls, is office manager and fleet superintendent of a lAjndry in Winston-Salem, N. C. lie former ly was connected with the Bureau of Aeronautics of the Glenn L. Mar tin Company in Baltimore. iIe is addre'.sed at Rou'M 3, Winstso Salem. Issued by the Un RALPH LE\ . T i Pictured above at their sixtiet the 20 graduates of South Carolir 1885. They are, left to right, Rohe Winnsboro, head of an oil mill retired surgeon general of the nav University board of trustees, in w lumbia. (Photo by McGrail of Cha Mary De Treville, '33s, is now ad dressed at Walterboro. She former ly made her home at Ocala, Fla. Patrick W. Blair, CPhM, '361, of Columbia, is described, inl a recent Navy dispatch, as one of the heroes iboard the USS Bunker Hlill when it was attacked by Jap suieide planes on May 11. Before entering tIhe service, he was employed at Whetsell's Drug Store in West Co lumbia. Ile is addressed through the Fleet Post Office, San Francis :o, Calif. Sara Oliver Rector, '36Ed, of Co lunbia, has arrived overseas to erve as an American Red Cross ;taff assistant. Prior to her appoint nent with the Red Cross, she aught in the Columbia City 3chools. She is addressed through he Postmaster, New York, N. Y. James Otis Willis, '36Ed, '38G, of %lcCormick, is now principal of the Bishliopvilld. Schools, and is also itihletic coach. lie makes his home it Bishopville. John Hlenry Jeffares, Chief Water lender, '34A, of Blythewood, is serv ing aboard an auxiliary vessel of he Atlantic Fleet. lie has also seen iervice aboard the UTSS Yorktown, aircraft carrier, which was sunk in 1942, andl has participated in vai rious Naval operations in b)othI the Atlantic andl the Pacific. Walter C. Derrick, Jr., '31 Ed, '38G, of Charleston, has been appointed regional director of thle American Red Cross, Southieaste.rn Area, and wvill serve as advisor to 185 Red Cross chapters in Alabama and Ten nessee. Prior to his recent apploint mont, he served as executive dlirec tor' of the Duval County (Florida) Red Cross Chapter, and as general field representative in SouthI Flori dia. Ilie has also tautght in the see ondlary schools of Itiere, N. C., Beaufort, and Chester. Cpl. Marian P. ilayl, '39G, of Columbia, is erigagedl in research work for orientation lectures in combat operations. She p)resents hier lectures at Ellington Field, Texas, where she is stat ionedl. Prior to 'aking this assignment, she was p)ost lib)rarian. Corporal Finlay is addrltessed at AAF WAC Detach ment, IEllington Field, Texais. Aln1iiij A sso( Ballots for the wartime e the mails within a few days sociation. Ballots are to be Election Tallying C>mmitte Officers to be elected ai judicial circuit of South Ca year terms. Ballots will of with a brief biographical s1 Nominations were made 1 May 25 issue of "On the A 31. The Tallying Committeej the University School of Et '44C; Dr. Francis W. Bradlt Browne) '43A; Bennett Dal '24A,, '26G, '26L; Mrs. W. JI 47V-12 (president of the U Peoples Davis), '34Ed.; Job Dick); Mrs. W. Frank Tay The committee will meet election, In the meantime, t E. Leppard, will continne to iversity of South Carolina A VIS, '29, Executive Secretary and i Sixty Years S I anniversary reunion June 8 ar a College (now the University of rt M. Kennedy, librarian emeritus and research laboratory; Rear Ad y, and Edwin G. Seilhels, insuranc hose apartment the reunion was ries Old Studios.) 1940-1949 Opl. Stephen Fletcher Boykin, '.13A, of Columbia, is spending a fur lough at home after more than two ye:;rs duty with t!e Th!- 1.Larine Division in the Pacific. Corporal Boykin participaled in ihe Guam and Iwo Jima campaigns. Limit. Tilden Barton (T. B.) Fers ner, Jr., '43C, of Orangeburg, is at home on leave after having complet ed 35 combat missions in the Euro pean theater of operations. Lieuten ant Fersner and Mrs. Fersner (Ann Sloan Cathcart), '43C. of Columbia, were recent visitors at the Alumni Office. Lieut. Jacob Forrest Crouch, ,r., '41C, of Columbia, is at home on leave after more than two years as a prisoner of the Germans. Lieuten ant Crouch will report to Miami. Fla., for reassignment, following his leave in Columbia. F-O Wade Crai- Ross, '44A, of Columbia, is now serving with the 261st P-51 Mustang Fighter Group overseas, Ile is addressed through the Postmaster, New York, N. Y. Beverly Englislh Ninninger, '44A, of Columbia, who is a student at the rraphagen School of Fashion. New York, recently was awarded first prize for her design p)rolem of a summer wvedding dress. She has also rceivcd honorable men ion for various of her ot her dlesign problems at Traphagen. of Columbia, is serving with the Army Engineers in Alaska, and is now stationed in the Aleutian is Iand(s. Pfe. F"ranicis William Farmer, '45P', of Allendale, wvho has been a prisoner of the Germans. has been liberated and is now in Fiance awaiting transportation to this country. Private Farmer was serv' ing with the medical airborne dIi vision when be was captured dur ing the German counterattack in Belgiutm. James Wyatt 'Buddy) Boylestoun, Jr., PhM 8-e, '45A, of Springfield, is serving aboard the USS Elizabeth C. Stanton as a dental technician. In addition to his regular duties, Bloyleston has organized a hand aboard ship which plays for various ship programs aboard and in port. iation to Hold W: lection of 1945.46 officers are .They will be sent to all 1944.i marked and mailed by the vol e, before August 10. e: president, for one-year tern rolina, for one-year term; and f< rry names of two candidates :etch of each candidate. y a 31-member nominating com lumni Front") in a half-day si s composed of Dr. Patterson Wi lucation, chairman; Mrs. Bol I y, '07A-'09G; Mrs. Francis 0 'enport, '14A; Harold M. DeLo [. Griffin, Jr. (Sara Bowles),' niversity student body); Mrs. n B. McCutcheon, '39L; Mrs. or (Margaret Elizabeth Wither on Augpst 10, count the votes, ie 1944-45 Alumni Qounoc!, het servea n. the governing bard. it ii7ron t lumni Association Alumni Editor ince the four surviving ihenbers of South Carolida) in the clas of at the University; S D. D )unn of i. E. R. Stitt, USN, of Wasington, e executive and chtairman of the 4eld at the Jefferson hotel in Co Staff Sgt. George Calhoun Ay cock, '43A, of Pinewood, has recent ly been promote(, to his present rank at his station in the Pacific. le is also wearer of seven hattle stars for participation'in major bal ties. Sergeant Aycock is addressed through the Postmaster, San Fran Cisco, Calif. Pfe. Ewell Conway Illaek, Jr., '46E, of Columbia, is at home on leave, after spending five months as a prisoner of the German govern ment. Wearer of two baltle stars for participation in major German battles, Private Black was liberat ed in April, and was sent to Allied hospitals in France. and then to the United States. Following his leave, Ile will report to Miami, Finl., for re assignment. Lent. (ig) Frank Adanms Axson, '4-1E, of St. Matthews, has been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Gold Star for shoot ing (own three Jap planes and dam aging another whil.e participating in aerial assaults over Luzon. Ile is loiy serving oil tile E'ast Coast vith a fighter unit of the Atlantic Fleet. Lient. olin Evans Cook, '43A, of Columbia, who is a ivelvran of the New Guinea, Dutch East Indies. flataan and Corregidor campiaigns, is now serving as b)attery executive and assistant communications offi er of his unit overseas, Hie is ad dressed thlroughl the Post master, Sanl Francisco, Calif. Capt. Kirt W. Norton, '41IA, of Easle.y, is now .serving as a com pany commandier of tile First Ma rine division, and recently partici pat ed in the battle of Okinawa. le is a(ddressed through the Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif. Lieut. William IR. Quatt lehlauma, '4 IC, of Alken, is a contract termi nation negotiator in the St. Louis Ordnance Dist ridts regional office, St. Louis, Mo. lie facilitates read justment of Ordnance cont racts from a two-front to a one-ftrnt wvar. Opi. Reid S. Wingard, Jr., '46E, of Lexington, was at home recently for a brief furloughl, after hav'ing b)een stationedl for sometime in thec Mariannas. lie is a remote control turret operator on a 11-29, and wvill r'ce'ive' special train ing in Califor n11a1 before returning to the Pacific triume Election eing printed and will be in ~5 regular members of the As, ing members to the Alumpni ; a vice-president from each ur councilors-at-large, for two for each office to be filled, nittee (announcemed in the ssion of the committee, May rdlaw, '26G, dean emeritus of ~latt, Jr., (Carolyn Gayden), Clark (Theodosia Dargan rme, '250; David A. Gaston, 29Ed.; George Azar Helow, George S. King, Jr. (Anna 1. Rion McKissick (Caroline s), '33A., and declare the results of the dod by- Alumni Pres, .James Annie Lee Young, '25A, Men and women of Car graduates, are requested their changing addresses University Campus, Colu Future Alumni A daughter, Susan Simrill Man ning, to Lieut. Wyndham Meredith Manning, Jr., '45A, and Mrs. Man ning (Susan Simrill), '46C, May 29 in Charleston. A daughter, Suzanne Stebbins, to Irving D. Stebbins, '38A, and Mrs. Stebbins, June 5 in Columbia. A son, Robert Earle Stillwell, to Samuel Edward Stillwell, '39A, and Mrs. Stillwell, at Dillon. A son, David Lomax Hart, to Robert William Hart, Jr., and Mrs. Hart (Adeline Brunson), '35A, May 27 at Greenwood. The Harts make their home at 311 Davis street, Greenwood. A daughter, Martha Jean Rose, to Walter Miller Rose, PhM 1-e, '39A, and Mrs. Rose, May 28 at Mans field, Ohio. Mr. Rose is now serv ing in the Pacific. A son, Claude Harold Varn, Jr., to Claude Harold Varn, '33A, and Mrs. Varn, June 2 in Columbia. The Varns make their home at 1021 An thony avenue, Columbia. A son, Louis LeMaire Lesesne, Jr., to Lient. Louis LeMalre Lesesne, USNII, '42L, and Mrs. Lesesne, June 8 at Louisville, Ga. Lieutenant Le sesne is now on duty in the Pacific aboard a destroyer. A daughter, Harriet Lucille liar ter, to Edward A. Harter, Jr., '37A, '391., and Mrs. Harter (Peggy Stod dard), '37A, June 1 in Columbia. A son, Roy Singleton Powell, Jr., to Lieut. Roy Singleton Powell, USNII, '34CE, an( Mrs. Powell, May 26 in Washington. D. C. A son, William Mauney Oghurn, to Frank McCord Ogburn and Mrs. Ogburn (Martha Frances mauney), '38A, June 22 in Columbia. The og burns make their home at Ileath wood Court Apartments, Columbia. A daughter, Carroll Mann Spen cer, to Carroll Mann Spencer and Mrs. Spencer (JulIa Lester Quat tilebauni), '29A, '86G, June 28 in Co lumbia. The Spencers make their home at 2710 Preston street, Colum hia. A son, Joseph Philip Olmert, III, to Joseph Philip Olmert, Jr., and Mrs. Olmert (Jacqueline Me Cutcheon), '41Ed, June 24 in Balti more. Md. The Olmerts make their home at 8723 Lock Ben( drive, Towson, 4, Md. A daughter, Janet Ilogan John son, to Lieut. Eric W. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson (Janet Boyd Hogan), '44A, July 1 in Columbia. A son, Robert William l3ronnum, to lenno Bronnum and 'Mrs. Bron num (Janet Ora Bailey), '39Ed, June 17 in Atlanta, Ga. A dauaghter, M\ary Boyleston lDe IOLoahe, to Mimus WV. DJeLoache, '34IA, and Mrs. D)eLonee (Sarahx Boyles ton), '36E'd, June 24 in Spartanburg. A son, James Douglas Williams, Jr:., to l.ieut. t.ig) ~James D)ouglas illiamis, '36EE, aniid M~lrs. WVilliams 'Maie Moyd), '412C, JIune 18 in Co lumbia. Lieutenant Williams is sta tioned at Manning. A (laughter, to Tech. Sgt. Moffatt II. (Euck) D)uPre, '41 E, and Mrs. D)uPre (Betty Cappelmiannc), '44IA, June 22 at Myrt I Beach. A son, to Lt. Jlosephi E. St urtevant and Mrs. Sturtevan,t (Mary WIth. ington), '43Ed, June 22 at Valdosta, Ga. lien: T. Arranits, S i-c, '42A, of I hopkins, is now serving wvit h the Naval Air Corps, lie is located in Miami, Fla. Lieut. Bruce William Tate, '43A, of Columbia, has been selected'( as one of a group of at hietic officers in Engh'nd to train and instruct ot her men of Ithe armed forces who wvill ble sent ato the occupied areas of Europe, where an extensive sports program has been plafnnetd for American tr-ops there. Lieuten ant 'Tate is addressed through the Post mast er, Newv York, N. Y. Tlhe'resa V'ir,ginia Te'nore, '42A, of Elhraeth, N. 31, is teaching in the English depar tmewnt of WVash inagion 1liih School, Elizabiet h, N. J., and is also attendiing Seton llall College wvhere she is comleting work on her master's degree in literature. She is making her home at 430 Third avenue, Elizabeth, 1. T-Sgt. Frank E. Ousley, '4 IA, of IDar lington, recently has ret urned fromi ihe European theater of opera liones where lhe was serving wvithi the AAF. 'Te is wear'er of the Air Medal, the French Croix (Ie Guerre with Palm, and holds1 various nmiscel Inneous citat i-ma. Sergeant Ousley is addressedl at Seqdn. II, 127th AAF hBU, J"AAF, Floience, S. C. T-Sgt. James HI. Watson, '42C, of Columbia, who is attached to the Signal Corps in Italy, recently broke an all-time re'ordl for descending Mt. Vesuvius, when lhe went there to obtain camera shots. Before en tering the service, Sergeant Watson was connected with Radio Station WTS. '386 -u- Asst. Editor olina, graduates and non to send alumni news and to the Alumni Office, mbia, South Carolina. They Promised Josephine *Elizabeth Stout, '44A, of. Columbia, and Pfe. Morris Car michael Lumpkin, '428, of Colum bia, June 12 In Columbia. Mrs. Lumpkin is making her home In Columbia while Private Lumpkin is overseas. Lois Helen Turnbull, '34A, of Graniteville, and W-O Sam Piercy, USMC, of Jasper, Tenn., May 26 at Graniteville. Ione Leonnette Sayler, of Under wood, N. D., and Lieut. Clark Eden Merchant, USMC, '45E. of Colum bia and Santa Barbara, Calif., May 1 in Atlanta, Ga. They will make their home at 6107 Garrison drive, Los Angeles, Calif. Gwendolyn Roberts of IHartsville, and Licut. Eugene Giles Malone, '45E, of Columbia, May 5 at San Antonio, Texas. T-5 Theresa Sanders Jackson, WAC, '41A, of Columbia, and T-5 George Merle Burkert of Racine, Wis., May 19 at Brisbane, Aus tralia. They are both on duty at Brisbane. Carmen Cecilia Lima of Recife, Brazil, and Lieut. 111chard Boykin Pool, USNR, '42CE, of Lugoff, May 30 at Recife. They are making their home at Recife. where Lieutenant Pool has been stationed since Octo ber, 1943. Margaret Lawson of Charleston and Charles Dunbar Black, '40CE, of Panama City, Fla., and Charles ton, June 10 at Charleston. They are making their home at Gujf Shoal liomes, Panama City. Gwendolyn Templeton, of Green ville and Charleston. and Lieut. (Jg) Ed Boswell, '43A, of Orange burg, June 15 at Charleston. Tt Boswells will make their home temporarily at Galveston, Texas, where Lieutenant Boswell is begin ning flight training. Mary Alice Sandersine, of Fairfax and Ridgeway, and Marion Hart well Traylor, Jr., '41A, of Ridgeway and Orangeburg, June 9 at Ridge way. They will make their home at 15 E. Amelia street, Orangeburg, where Mr. Traylor is now represen taive of Dunn and Bradstreet. Mr. Tray:or served with the armed forces three years before receiving an honorable discharge. Louise McBrayer, '46C, of Colum hia, and Licut. (Jgk William Leroy Cheezem, Jr., of Charleston, June 9 in Columbia. They are making their home at Patterson, N. J., where Lieutenant Cheezem is in terning. Doris Annelle Gantt, '47A, of Pe lion, andl Jimmie A. Burnside, Jr., QM, USNR, May 20 in Columbia. They will make their home tem porarily at San Diego, Calif. Lois Maebelle Fais, '43A, of Co lumbia, and Cpl. Felton B. Luns ford, of Moultrie, Ga., May 9 In Co lumbia. Rtutht Brockmtan, '41A, of Colum b)ia, and Capt. William Pinckney Cain of St. Mat thews and Columbia, ,June 21 in Miami, Fla. Elizabe.th Whitner (Betsy) WVaik er, '46C, of Columbia, and Maj, Francis Peter I.ensel of Bradford, Pai.. .June 21 in Columbia. Ima Louise H offmeyer, of Flor ('nee, and Knowlton James McIver, '860, of Gaston, June 10 at Florence, They will make their home in Co. lumbia, where Mr. McIver holds a iposit ion in the p)ayroll dlepartment at Fort JTackson. fIlelen Harksdale Somerville, of Cross l11l1, and Joshua I.eland Abell, '35A, of Lowrysville, Junte 4 in At lanta, Ga. Mr. Abell is secretary of the Chester (hamber of Commerce. Mary .Jaetinelyn Williams, '40C, of Lykesiand, and Lieut. William Pope Langdale, USMC, of Valdosta, Ga. June 10 at Lykesland. They will make their home, at Valdosta. Mary Kennon, Saniders, '45l'%, of Columbia, formerly of Spartanhurg,1 andu lieu I. lIIarrison Miiorgan Par sons, of lHabylon, L,. L., and Elling ton Fi(eld, Texas, June 23 al Spar tanburt g. Marjorie Sue Mi ller, of 1 iunts v'ille, Texas, andl Rohert Chreitz berg K(ing, '350E, of Columbia, and i"reeport, Texas, June 16 at flunts v'ille, TPexas. They will make their home at Free'port, where Mr. King is associatedl with the Ethyl-Dowe f Chemical Company. Florlde Nelson, '89Ed, of Gable, and hloyt 11111, Jr., of Kingstree, Junie 16 at. Gable. They wvill make their home at .337 South Woodrow street, Columbia. Margaret Latighlin Kelly, '39A, of ColumbIa, andl James Puarkerson Young, Si-c, of Greenwood, May 29 in Columbia. Nancy Isabeul F*erg,uson, '3I Ed, of ' Lancaster, and P1fe. Jlradfordc Mc Gill of Mont icello and Congaree Ma rine Air Station, June 2 In Colum bia. They are making their home at