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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 THE NFW ALUMNI COUNCIL, meeting on the campus September 28, enjoyed luncheon in the Univer alty High School cafeteria, heard Admiral Norman M. Smith, pre%I dent of the university, discuss Caro Reunion 1900-1919 Capt. (Ch.) Henry Lide Reaves, '18A, of Alcolu, who has been serv Ing for some time aboard the 1. S. hospital ship, "J. M. Iluddleston," is now on his fifth Atlantic cross ing aboard that ship. After he re ceives a discharge, he expects to take a refresher course at Union Theological Seminary, Richmond, Va. Frank Frederick Covington, '06A, of Marion, is associate professor of English at Mississippi State College for Women, Columbus, Miss., While a student at Carolina, Doctor Cov ington was prominent in student activities, having served as editor of the Garnet and Black and as president of his class. lie received his M. A. degree from Harvard University in 1913 and his Ph.D. from Yale University in 1924. lie is listed in the "Biographical Direc tory of American Scholars.' He makes his home at 1113 College street, Columbus. William Henry H1arth, 'l1iSp, of Columbia, was recently appointed by the national Grand Lodge of Elks to sorvo on the Antlerq' coun cil.. le is now serving as exalted ruler of the Columbia Elks' lodge, and as director of the Columbia ree reaction program. Mr. Ilarth makes his home at 121 South Bull street, Columbia. Erwin Carothers, '12A, '201.. of Rock Ilill, president of the S. C. State Municipal Association, was t he principal speaker at a he re gional meeting held arecentIly in Or angeburg. Mr. (Carot hers has serv ed as mayor of Rock Hill since 19311, and is also an attorney' and secro Saryv-t reasurer~ of the First F'edeal Savings and Loan Associat ion of Rock lill. Lieut. Col. George noenet, '085p, of Columbia, was accent ly discharg edl from the army, and wilii soon re stame his practice of medicine in Columbia. Colonel Benet has been stationed at Carlisle Baarracks. Cara lisle. Pa., as head of thle stat ion hospital. since he entered theii armv thbree years ago. Duriing the Fiasa World War, he served as a civilian surgeon with the Va ench army', and iater as a captain with the Royal British army, as medical officer of the 16th Devons regiment. Colonel Benet is a fellow of the Americaan College of Surgeons, diplomate, American Board of Su rgery. mem ber' of the American Medical As sociation, the S. C. Medical Asso ciation, andl the Richiand County Medical Association. JI. B. K. del.oatch, 'I9A, of Column haa, superintendent of t he Coluam hia hospital for the piast four years. aecent ly resigned this posit ion, ef fective Janury . 1946. Mr. deb.onch makes his home at 131 South Wac camaw aventae. Columbia. James Pierce Conites, 'I I A, '26G, of Columbia. of the Souath C'atolina Eduacation Associat ion, serve.d ais a teacher at the teacher training classes which were held recently at the Eaua Claire Baptist church. Co lumbia. Mr. Coates makes his home at 1510 Gervais street, Columbia. 1920- 1929 Luther Gin,ert Barre, '23A, '26(;E, '410, of Columnbia, connected with the Olympia schools for 22 years, recently resigned his position as su perintendent of the school, and has accepted a professorship of physics at North State College, a branch of the University of Georgia, at Dah lonega, Ga. Mr. Barae is a member of the Wardiaw club, a member of the council of St. Paul Lutheran church, and has served as president of the Richiand County Teachers' association for two years. He will assume his duties at North State College at an early date. - Asst. Editor Association Office to on and to non-member :es whose addresses are fice. lina's program for physical develop ment; reviewed the alumni program and polleles of the Alumni AssocIa tion, planed for circuit alumni meeting% in every general section of the state, re-elected Halph Lewis In Print Capt. Willian Theron Peters, '25A, of Columbia, Kecently returned to the States after having served for three year- with the army in the North African and European thea ters. Before entering the service, Captain Peters was yatdmiaster for the Atlanlic Coast Line railroad in Columbia. During his tour of duty overseas, he was with the 703rd Railway Grand Division. attached to General Patton's army. Captain Peters expects t1 receive his dis charge from active duty at an early (ate. Senator Olin 1). Johnston, '23G, '24L. of Spartanhurg, Congressmen James P. Richards, '211, of Lancas ler. Joseph R. Brysonl, '201,. of Greenville, and John J. Riley, of Sumter, were members of a party which recent ly enjoyed a Demo cratic outing with President Tru man. George Andrew Buchanan, Jr., '20A, editor of the Columbia Record, was recently appointed to serve as general chairman of tie Commun ity Chest and War Fund campaign of Richand ('ounty. Mr. Buchanan has served as president of the Co lumbia Chamber of Commerce, as vice-president of the Columbia Com munity Chest, a member of the Merchants' Association. and is now chairman of the Military Affairs committee of t he Coimiunity Chest. IN, is also a member of the S. C. Press Association, a member of t he A m"ric'an Newsptaper Pub-) lishers Association, anrd ar miembler of the A merirranr Suocir't o f Newspa tier Etitors. C'apt. Fransrk Boryd Gry, .Jr.. 1'SN I, '2$l, of 'ColIialj. was r0 ('tntly 'plresented the Legion of Hionor, flank of Chevalier, for "'ex (epIt inal services of war r'ende'red' in the 'ourse of operations for the libIeration of F'rance.'' TIhis honor carie(s withI it t he Croix (de Gurerre wit h Palms, Caplt. Gary3 is audrtressed at 2MuI M lassachurset ts avenue, N. Wi., Washinrgton, D. C. L,Ieurt. ('ot. E'dwardl S. Caurdwell, .Jr., '29*E, '31A, of Colurmia, was re cenit lyP oioteid to his presentt raniik at his station in the Pacific,. fie is serving with the army as chief of t he laboratory service of rthe gen eralI hospital in t hc PhiIi ppi nes. Prior to going ov'rseras. Colonel Cardwell was chief of labor'atory service at F"ort Jackson regional hospital, Cal umia. Col. C'olinm Smithr Monrtelth, 'Jr., '261,, of C'olumbiar, who is stationed at Manila, recently3 enjioy'ed a re unilon wsithu three other alumni, Lieut. Col. James B. 'Pat) Murphy, '3lit, rf ('olumbia, Capt. Walter HI. Sims, '30A, '321,, of Columbia, and Lileurt. Hey'3ward Clarkson, Jr., l'SNRt, '3, of Columbnia, now on dluty at Subic Hay. Herbert Rlchrardson Siithr, '20A, '30G,, of HaIt inmore, Md., wats re'enKt ly' leased from military servic'e, aund has r'esumedI his work as head of the Mat hemnatics Department, Hal timore Polytechnic Institute, Balti more. James Hammond Black, '25A, of Milletville, is Counselor at Law in New York City, and is addressed at 141 Broadway, New York, 6, N. Y. Col. Melvin H., PrmvI, ,Jr., '251, af FIorenc'e, who is ser'ving in the Eu ropean theater on the War Crimes Board, writes in a recent c'om'muni cation to the Alumni office: ",..Have just been to Hlitler's Eagle's Nest, where Hitler used to live. Trhe fuhrer Is not there any more," Colonel Purvis is addressed through the Postmaster, New York, N.YV Issued by the Ui RALPH LE mk Nm. \M as executive secretary, handled rou tine matters, voted to meet again in the near future. Pictures abiove, in sections, show the council at Inncheon and in ses sion in the association offices. 1930-1939 Maxey C. Harrelson, Jr., M1. D., '39A, of Mullins, has a teaching fel lowship at the S. C. State Medical College, Charleston, and is senior resident in special work at Roper hospital. Ile is addressed in care of Roper hospital, Charleston. 16. Mildred Stukes, '34G, of Davis Station, is serving as instructor in the commercial department and the physical education department at Lander College. She is addressed at Lander College, Greenwood. Col. George Stanley Bryant, '35A. of Conway, fomC member of the S. C. I louse of Representatives from 1lory County, is serving in Get many as a combat correspondent witl Ihe 330th Infantry, Second Battalion. lie is now located at Walkierchen, Germany, and is ad dressed through the Postmaster, New York, N. Y. Capt. Benjamin Wilson Whiteside, '39A, of Columbia. is serving as medical supply officer and recorder for the army retirement hoard at the AAF Regional and Conveles ccn t hospital, Biltmore unit, Coral Gables, Fla. Caplain Whiteside has been on (uty at this hospital since 1943. and is it, charge of supervis ing andI approving distribution of medical supplies to all AAF hos pitals and Ground and Service forces installations in the Miami dlistrIict. Ma.j. Williian . (aettys, '31., of Camden. who hits served witl the U. S. Marines for the past six years, is now addressed at 11(j. Fourti Naval Distraict, (;CM, Navy' Yard, P'hi ladelphia, Pa. Major Get tys has seen act ion at vaios Pacific points. inc(lud(ing the Mai shall Is lands, Saipan. GIum, tand t the Marlianas. lIe ha,s also se'rved( on the staff of Vice Admiral ,1. 11. I loover in I t he C'en t aal Pacific a rea, and was given a letter of commen dat ion for outtstandiing work in the development of islandl bases. John Shoher Kimbher, Jr., '30A, of Los Angeles, Calif., is nowv address edi at 226 South1 Sixth street, Montle hello, Calif. Ilieut. (.ig) Katie I .ou ('raft, WAVES, '36Ed, 3fJG, of Columbia, recently received her honorable dis -lha rge from thte Women's Reserve of the navy. IDuring thet duoty with the W'AVES, she sertved as watch officer at Rev West, Fla., at the Potrt Director's office in Blrunswick, G;a., and at t he Bureau of Person ne(l in Washington, D). C. William Carter Townsend, CCM, '32P', of Ninety Six, is serving with the Seahees on Guam, and is ad dtressed at 40th Naval Constrauction Regt., F"leet Post Office, San Fran 'is'o, Calif. E'lizabeth Allen E ldwards, '38A, of Mullins, is now employed at Colm-' hia Da,iries. Columbia, and makes her' home at 628 Saluda avenue, Co lumbia. 1I. Capt. Ahney Alexander Smith. '32A, of Charleston, is serving ini the( Trransp~otation C'orps of the 1. S. army, iand Is stationed at the Charleston Port of Embarkation, Chiaralest on. Lient. Ralph DI. Iterrick, '32E, '88G, of Columbia, who has been serving aboard the IJSS Washing. ton with the Navy in the Pacific, hsbeplacedl on temporary dluty, pending release from actIve duty. H-e is addressed at 2409 Preston street, Columbia. Edwint William Cantwell, '360, ol Columbia, former'ly of Orangeburg executtive secretary to Governot Ransome J1. WillIams, expects to re sign his present position at an early date, and will assume a futl time practice of law'ln Kingstree where he makes his home. Mr Cantwell has also served as a chap lain In the armed forces, and as ex ectative secretatry to former GIover nor Olin D). Johnston, '28G, '241k e Altum f iiversity of South Carolino A WIS, '29, Executive Secretary and Councilors present at the meeting were J. J. (Jim) Clemmons, '22A. Florence; Robert H. Coker, '28A, Hartsville; James McBride Dabbs, '16A, Mayesville; Edward M. Fers tier, '29C, Orangeburg; David A. First Lieut. Martha Aiken, '33A, of Columbia, who formerly served with the Second General Hospital in the European theater of opera tions, is now a patient at Moore General Hospital, Swannonoa, N. C. First Lieut. Reid Hood Montgom ery, '38G, of Sumter, is now ad dressed at Group Personnel, MAG 35, Marine Corps Air Station, El Centro, Calif. Sgt. Robert Franklin (Cotton) Lindsay, '38C, of York. is addressed at Battey General Ilospital. Rome, Ga., after having served for many months in the Pacific 1heater. Lieut. Robert A. Conard, '3tA, of Columbia. is attached to the Med ical Corps, and is addressed at Na tional Naval 'Medical Center, Beth esda. MId. Sgt. JIohn Bolt Culbertson, '31A, '34L. of Greenville, is seiving as chief clerk (legal) for the Eighth Service Command Renlis and Claims Hdqs., Camp Beauregard, La. Staff Sgt. Jam4-s Glenn McNulty, Jr., '37A. of Pociahontas, Va., is addressed at 78th AAF BL, AACS Overseas Screening Processiig aid Replacement Ceioer, Sheppard 1 Field, Texas. T-5 James William Bynum, '37C, of Greenville, is s!rvimg oversetaS with the Field Artillery. and is sta tioned in the Austrian Alps. lie is addressed through tie Postmasler, New York, N. Y. First Lieut. Daniel Oliver Davis, .Jr., '3(iC, of Conway is serving overseas with the armed forces. and is addressed through the Postimas tie. New York, N. Y. l.ieut. Grafton G. Dew!ing, ,Jr., 'ifiA. '38L~, of B3eau fort, recent ly re ceived his comimission in thie Army of thle Uinit ed St at es, andc had the dtist incition of bing i he honor stu dent froii among 6X membhers of the 3.5ih Military Police Officer Candidate Class of t he Provost Mar shal General's schiool, Fort Sam hlouston. Tlexas. Before entering the service in 1943, L.ieut enant D)owlinig was a pract iciing attorney. Mark Wilson Buyek, 'SIA, of St. Mat thews, rect((i 1'lyssumled his diu ies as mayor of St. Mat thews, lie was unioppo,sed ini the munriiiciplfi Pringle-, '321., oif Columbia, is now at home on trmni nat leave, after lie Navy, 15 monthis of which he served in the Southiwest Pacific. Prior- to (ateinig the service, Coin Imander Pringle was an attorney connected with thle D)epart ment of Ju0stice in Washiington, D. C. lie ex Peels to resuime hiis civilian statuis at an early dlate. ,Panies Blanding Htolmniii, ,Jr., '3fh0, ofBaesur,ie'cent Ily aissumned his Idu ties ashOPA dlisticit a tiig ex' enive for South Carolina. Mr . I lot nman has servedl with the OPA since 1942, in thle capacity3 of district ia ion ig specialist. Mi. I lolman mankes his home at Bairusburg. I,lent. Col. ,Jesse TI. Reese, ,Jr., 32s, of Columibia, recenit ly returineud to t he Stales after having ser' ed for ainiost three years withi the Army in the Euiropeani iheateri. lie was in comnmand of a t ruck hiat talioni of the Quartermaster corps, and help ed to supply the front lines with troops, supplies, and hosp)it al serv ice. liis trucks landed along with (lhe forces on t)-Day att Sicily, Italy, andl Soultherni France. Wearer of eight hattie stars for eight miajoir hattles, Colonet Reese expects to re ceive his discharge soon, and will return to his teal estate and insur anice business itn Columibia. Capt. Fred C. Craft, '87A, of Co. lumbia, recen tly ret urned t o t he States after having served for 37 months in the European theater with the l1Rth Infantry, le is now spendingr a 3n.-dav leave at home. lumni Associotion Alumni Editor 'N Gaston, '24A, '26G, '26L, Chester; Asnes Haltiwanger, '05A, Columbia; H. Odelle Harman, '29E, '36G. Lex Ington; Edwin R. Jeter, '14A, '16G. Rock 11111, alumni president; James E. Leppard, '21L, Chester 1940-1949 Sgt. Shafter C. Berry, '47A, of Co lunibia, is serving with the AAF as a blister gunner on a B-29 Super Fortress, and has recently finished armory and gunnery schools. He is stationed at Gulfport Army Air field, Gulfport, Miss. Staff Sgt. Ernest Eugene Lent, Jr., '43A, of Columbia, is serving in the Pacific with the AAF, and is connected with the 25th Liaison squadron of the 13th Air Force. Ile was recently presented the Air \Iedal for "meritorious achieve ment" while hAlping to evacuate %h wounded from Mindanao. IHe is addressed through the Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. Capt. James Emerson Smith, '40A, of Columbia, is serving in the Pa cific as a base photo officer at an undisclosed airfield. Ile has been stationed at various points in the Pacific. including Ellice. Gilbert is lands, Marianas islands. and in Ila wani. Lieut. (jg) lasel Franklin Shealy, I Jr. '41E, of Columbia, is serving aboard the USS Shangri-La some where in ihe Pacific. Ihe is address. ed 1hrough th( Fleet Post Office San Francisco, Calif. .leut. Clarence iIliam McAI hany, Jr., '40A. of Columbia, has returned to the States after having served with the AAF overseas. lie was a member of the Patrol-Bomb ing Squadron 137 which participat (A in concentrated4iir fighting over a large area of the Pacific. Henry D. McCoy, SM, 2-c, '46A, of Eastover. recently spent a leave at horme after' hav'ing served for 11 months in North Africa. At present he is stationed at the Rec. Sin., MI ami, Fla. Nelson Eugene HIood, ,Jr., P'hM I-c, '41P', of Rock Hiill, is now ad dIressed at Post Medical Detach ment. Rifle Range D)ispensary. Pai - ris Island, S. C. Lieut. William RItchardson Tim mnons, ,Jr., '450, of Greenville, for merly stat ionedt at Maxwell Field, Ala., wihere he is serving as pilot of a 13-29, is now slat ioned at H-ot Springs, Ark., where he is recuper ating from a mildl case of polio, iIe is addressed at A & N General hiospital. WVard 4A, lhot Springs, Ark. liarry Jenkn%, Jr., '45.4, of Colum hia, formerly sports ed(it or of the Charlotte (N. C'.) News, is nowv news editor of the Press Associa tion. His mailing address is Box 116, in (calp of Associate'd Press, Charlotte, N. C. Lient. CharlIe Cowan Muradock, '42L, of lIIoneni Path, who is serv-1 ing in the European theater, was among the first Americans to enter the ('ity of Vienna as a member of Ge(;neral Mark Clark's forces in Auls Itria. I,.ietena nt M urdoc'k is con nect1ed wvithb the legal sect ion of the Allied Commission. Austria, where his organizat ion functions asanry of occutlpat ion exercis ing military contriol overr.overn metanil's (lurin g the rehnab i Iitat ion period, lie is addressed thbrough the Postmnaste'r, New "'ork, N. Y. P'fe. Frederick ,James Stuabbart, Jlr., '45A, of Columbia, is serving with a medical detachment of the U. S. E'ngineer's in the European theater'. Private Stubbar't, who was born1 in Neuilly. France, during the First World War,. while his mother was serving as an army nurse, and his rather was serving with the 1.1. S. Army, rece'ntly visited the mayor's office in Neuilly, and was given a copy of his birth registra lion, lie is addressed through the Postmaster, New York, N. Y. Lieut. (Jg) Wilton Johnison Mc Kinney, '44A, of Greenville, former-. ly prlesident of the st udent body, is serving with the Navy In the Pacific, and is addressed through the Fleet Post Office, San Fran cisco, Calif. Annie Lee Young, '25A. Men and women of Car graduates, are requested their changing addresses University Campus, Colu :V* field, immediate past president; Claude R. McMillan, '22CE, Colum bia, past president; Randolph Mur daugh, '36A, '38L, Varnville; William H. Nicholson, Jr., '8A, '43L, Green wood; Osborne 11. Rhodes, '40L, Future Alumni A daughter, Glenda Kay Jones, to William Lincoln Jones, '8C, and Mrs. Jones, April 24. Mr. and Mrs. Jones are making their home at Walhalla where Mr. Jones is be ginning his second term as suner intendent of education of oconee county. A daughter, Mary Boyd l3rown, to Sgt. Walter Boyd Brown, '44A, and Mrs. Brown (Clara Anne Mil ler), '44A. September 14 in Colum bia. A diaughtier. Shirley Ann' Glet., to George It. Glenn, and Mrs. Glenn (Virginia Elizabeth Henderson), I '46C, July 5. The Glenns make their; home at 211 Webb sl reet, Anderson. A son, Steven Fraser Skii-.;. to Ireron Montgomery (Monty) 4kiles, '38,1. and Mrs. -91iles, Sep Lember 10. The Skiles have one oth er child, Judy. (hree years old. Mr. ;kiles is manager of the Credit 13u reau, Inc., Augusta, Ga. A son, Manton McCutchen Grier. o Randolph Withers Grler,'311,, and Mrs. Grier, September 16 at Green wood. A son. ,leffry Craig O'Neil. to .olonel Archie O'Neil and Mrs. 3'Neil (Lois Jeter), '39A, September 13 in Washington, D. C. The O'Neils 'nake their home at Arlington, Va., vhere Colonel O'Neil is on duty vith the Marine Corps. A daughter, Gayle Stuart Grygo, o Al Grygo, '42A, an( Mrs. Grygo 'Sara Hutto), '43A, September I0 n Columbia. Mr. Grygo is now >laying professional ball with the 'hicago Hears. A daughter, Sherie Stockmn, to xrle Eugene' Stockman, '4tC, and Is's. Stockmanc (Betty Brady), '45A, ptemher' 15 in Columbia. The t 'ckmans make t heir home at 31014 c rshaw st reet, Coltumbia. Mr. ( kmian is hook keeper in the reasurer's offic'e at the University'. A daughter, Mar'y Elizabeth Simp ~on. to Lieut. William Clarence ;imn:son, '88A, and Mrs. Simpson Grace Elizabeth Parham), '41A, sep)temb)er 4 in Columbia. L,ieuten mnt Simpson is stationed w"ith1 the AAF at Amarillo, Texas. A dlaughteri, Mart ha H awt horne starnes, to Woodward HI. (Jack) starnes, '34A, and Mr's. Starnies, Sep. ember' 21 in Columbia. Tihe Starnes make their home at 3007 River' 'Irive, Colttmbia. A dlaughter, Candance Dianne Dearth, to Maj. Ralph l.ee Dearth, 39A, and Mrs. Dearth (Frances Eddl Ilutler), '29Ed., September' 11 in Co umbia. M~ajor' Dear'th has just r' 'eivedl his honorable discharge from he Marine Corps. A son, Mac Fti('hard lIharley, to loseph Emiule Hiariey, Jr., '28A, and Mras. H ar'ley. Septem'iiber 18 ini Co Itttlumia. 'Th(e lIarleys ak e t heir home at Ha rnwell1. The baby, is a grandsona ,f Sou thI ('arolina's kateI Gov'ernoti J. Emi le I In rley. A sont. IThomas Richm-rMoai Jr'. to Lieut. Thlonmas Waes1ey Itichtardson, tnd Mrs. NIchlardso,n (Adelyn LIps otmb), '41 Ed, 'i3G, Sept ember 26 in C'olumb,ia. E. M, ('4ip) Hiannma, '424,, of Chtes Ier. former Caroli na football statr, a'e'e nt ly r'epor'ted for practice with the Washington Redskins, profes sional foot ball team. Mr. H anna, who was dlischariged from the U. S. Navys this year, has been outstand ing in spoils activities. Hefore en tering t e service he was physical r'ducat ion dlirec'tor' at the Colutmbia VMCA, andl also served as ('oac'h at Ollympia high school. First Lieuat. Hatrvey D)avis (Noo kie) Hiarreison, '450, of Columbia, 'ecent ly tetur'nedl to the States, af icr hav'ing served as pilot of a P-47 in the Euriopeana thteater. Af ter' the expiration of his leave, he will report to Goldshoro, N. C., for' reassignmn, JCTOeDr T- I9o '38G -.. Asst. Editor olina, graduates and non to send alumni news and to the Alumni Office, mbia, South Carolina. Walterboro; R. Milo Smith, '24A, '28L, Lexington: C. B. William, '25,1, '26G, Charleston; and Marion A.- Wright, '191., Conway, past presi dent. (Coker and Rhodes are retir ing members). (U. S. C. News Photos by Stan Lewis.) They Promised Wilda Willinghiam,'40A, of Colum bin, and First Lieut. Edward Stan ley Tresneiwski, of Cohoes, N. Y., and Miami, Fla.. September 16 at Miami Beach, Fla. They are mak ing their home in Miami. Elizabeth (Betty) Grayer, of Lon don. England, and Sgt. Herman N,% thanlel Rich, '42A, of Columbin, April 12 in England. Sergeant Rich has been overseas for 20 months. Before entering the service, he held a position with the First Na tional Chase bank, of New York City, and was studying music at Julliai (i School of Music in New Yoi k. Margie Claire Corley, of Alexan der City, Aia., and First Lieut. Francis Alexander Cloaninger, '4,it rf Lykesland, September 2 at Alex= under City. Lieutenant Cloaninger, recently returned to the States after having served in the Euro pean theater with the AAF, and Ifter having been a prisoner of war for nine months. lIe is wearer of the Air Medal with four )ak Leaf clusters. They are making Iheir home in Albany, Ga., whero Lieutenant Cloaninger is stationed. Anne ilaskell Lindsey Montague, of Charlotte, N. C., and iut. (jp) Robert Edward Browne, III, '42A, 4411, of Columbia. Septemb,r 21 ilt Lolumbia. Lieutenant Browne re 'ently returned to the States, after having served for 20 months with the Navy in the Pacific. After the expir at ion of a leave, he will report to JIacktRonv'ille, Fla. L.avinia Skinner L.yles, '42A, of Wi nnsboro, and1( Enis. Edward Gren ville Seihels, of Columbia, Septenm her 22 at WVinnsb)oro. Mr's. Seibtels is t member of the United States Ma ine Corps. Women's Reserve, and has been stationed at Camp Le jeune, New Riv'er, N. C., for the past two and a half year's. The cou ple will make their home in Fallen, Nev.. where Ensign Seibels is sta booned. Melha Elaine Gergel, '48C, of Co lumbia, and Lieut. Alan Edwardi Gouldl, of Milwaukee, Wis.. Septem her 2 in Columbia. F"rances Adale H14o(d, '47C, of Co lumbia, aind Capt. Lloyd Dane llandschy, of New Concord, Ohio, Septemher 19 in Columbia. They aye making their home in Colum bia. Kathryn Dais, '4SA, of Columbia, nnd Theron Douglas Barrington, of Washington, N. C., and Fort Jac'k son, September 16 in Columbia, They ar'e making their home at 2202 Rosewood dirive, Columb)ia. Kathryn Virginia Winders, '46A, of Marion, and Lieul. D)onald Ryan lItarris. Jlr., USMC'. August 25 at L ong Reach, Calif. Rubhy Maty Bavdin, WAVES, *4hA, of Columlbia, and First Sgt. Abner T. Iliris, of New York City. August 1t6 al Ste. Agathe des Monies, Que be,. Canada. Mrs. hlarris is on duty at the Uiniversity as W~AVE siore keeper with the nagvy V-12 tunit. Dorothy Mac Smith, '47A, of Man nintg, and1( CaptI. HI. J. Fr'ee, of Charleston, .1uly3 17 at. Mannin1g, They' are making their home at Al. liance. Neb., where Captain Free is Operations officer of the 72nd Troop C'arrie'r Sqluadrson. Elizabeth Louise Becker, of Johnstown, Pa., and Maul mn Rse tisiph Mohley, Jr., M. D.,, '40s, of Illorence, Augtust 25. Lucy Lee Arthur, '46A, of Union, tindc John Pickens Gardner, of Dar Lington and Atlanta, Ga., September at Union. Sgt. Ernest Kay Treathsaun, '4uA, if Columbia, recent ly spent a leave at home, after havinug served for 17 months under the command of he t'. S. Third Marine Air Wing in the Pacific,