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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 1900-1919 John W. Crews, '14L, Columbia attorney, and formerly president of the Alumni Association, writes of Marion R. Wilkes, of Laurens, now connected with the Federal Re serve Board in Washington, D. C., donor of a number of volumes on economics and foreign affairs to the McKissick Library: "Mr. Wilkes is a devoted student of South Car olina affairs, and is very deeply in terested in our State. I am glad that the University is keeping in close touch with Marion Wilkes, and, as an alumnus of the Univer sity, I appreciate very much his interest in our University." Mi. Crews, originally of Laurens, at. tended clementary school with i Mr. Wilkes in Laurens. The two have been lifelong friends. James Potts Sifford, '19A, '20G, of Albemarle, N. C., is county su perintendent of public instruction in Stanley county. North Carolina. ie makes his home at Albemaile. William Rhett Craig, '08A, of Walhalla, is practicing dentistry in Walhalla. He is addressed at 707 Main street, Walhalla. Oscar Henry Doyle, '15L, of An derson, of the law firm of Allen and Doyle In Anderson, is U. S. At torney for the Western district of S. C. Mr. Doyle is a member of the Elks, the Masons, and W. 0. W. lie has served as a city alderman in Anderson, as department coni mander of the S. C. American Le-, gion, and as assistant district at torney and district attorney for the Western district. He is addressed at Anderson. Cmdr. Thomas Fauntleroy Ball, 'I1A, '166, of Annapolis, Md.. for merly of Columbia, and Mrs. Bali recently spent a short visit in Co lumbia. Formerly professor of elc trical engineering at Carolina, Com mander Ball Is now head of the physics committee of the Americanl Institute of Electrical Engineers. and Is a member of the department of engineering at the United Statcs Naval academy, Annapolis. Com mander Ball is addressed at 51 Franklin street, Annapolis. John Hertz Brown, '101., of Spai. tanburg, is a member of the law firm of Cariish-, -rown and Brown, in Spartanhurg. Mr. Brown is ad dressed at 1151' Morgan square. Spartanhurg. Sam Jerome Royall, 'i4ti of Florence. was guest speakei at a recent meeting of the American Legion post at Lake City. Mr. Roy all is a member of the law firm of Royall and Wright at F"loreuice. andl is act ive in many civic ent erprises of the city. Mi. Royall is addrressect at 115 South Wariey st reel, Flor ence. Col. Irvine F"urmani Bel%er, 'I a. of Columbia, recently, celiinet toi the States, after havIin g seivedl foi more than two years wvithi the U. S. Army in Italy. Colonel B3elser served for eight monthIs as liaison officer between thle Allied Commis sion and the t'NRRA in Rome. le also served as head( of the military government in Perugia provinec. where he held the title of 'provin cial commissioner-." After t he expi ration of his leave, lie will report to Washington, D. C., for reassign men t. WillIam Campbell McGowan, 'l , of Columbia, was recently elected president of the Columbia cliib. Mr. McGowan. a member of the law firm of McGowan and Shand, makes his home at 808 Picke'ns street, Columbia. 1920- 1929 Ma,j. Wiliamn (131l1) Glffoird, '2i9C, of Estill, recent ly ret u rned t o t h, States after havinrg served with the AAF in the Pacific. Vet eran of five years of service with the Ant Forces, hr enIi st ed fi rst as a meni ber of the Royal Canadian Air Force, and later' was I ran.sferr'ed to the USAAI', where he served as pilot of a B-20 in the Mariana is.. lands. Ma.jor Gifford received nmuch recognition this year in the syn dicated colutmn of the lait' Ernie Pyle, who met him in the Pacific. James C. Webb, '20A, of Columbia, attended the convention of the Ameriean Association of Motor Ad ministrators which recently met in Chicago. Mr. Webb is c'hief clerk of the motor vehicles licensing di vision of the S. C. stale highway department. Hfe makes his homie at 1626 College street, Columb)ia. William Brooks Stuckey, '2'20l, of Columbia, was guest speaker at a recent meetIng of the Columbia Ex changette club. Mr. Stuckey Is as sistant manager of the S. C. State War Finance committee. Charles Ferguson J,ynn. '280E. - - - -Asst. Editor Association Office to on and to non-member es whose addresses are Fice. In Print of Columbia, recently resumedi his (Luties as Richliand county engineer, afterl having served with the U. S. Marine Corps since 1943. His tout of duty with the Marines included over'seas service at various points in the Pacific. Mr. Lynn makes his home at 2018 Gadsden street, Co lumbia. Robert Emersoi White, '22A. of Florence, recently moved from Washington. ). C., to Ocean Drive, S. C., where he is practicing law. Former city attorney at Myutle Beach, he has been serving in the legal department of the Reconstruc tion Finance corporation in Wash ington. lie is addressed at Ocean Drive. Joseph G. Phelan ''23A, of New Bedford, Alass., is addressed at 444 Park street, New Bedford. William Clarkson (Modle) Me Dow, '281., of Rock Ifill, who prac tices law in Rock Hill, is addressed at 1023 College avenue, Rock Hfill. Mr. McDow is a former member ot the S. C. Legislature, from York county. Walton Ilarlowe Greever, Jr., '22A, '28G, of Columbia, was guest speaker at a recent meeting of the Columbia Exchange club. Mr. Gree ver is a member of the S. C. House of Representatives, from Richland county. lie is addressed at 1224 Washirigton street, Columbia. hubert N. Felton, '251., of Spar tanburg, John C. Williams, '311., of Spartanburg; andt Roy A. Powell, '401., of Inian, recently announced the opening of their law firm of Williams, Felton and Powell. at 1393. Wkest Main street, Spartan burg. Mr. Powell was rvcently dis Charged from tvhe service, after three years of duty in the European theati. Mr. Williams was also re (ently discliarged from the army. after having participated in five major campaigns. France. Belgiim, Hlolland, Luxem)burig. and Gelrmalny. Mr. Feltun is a trustee of the Unli versily. I.irne11st Isenjaini Castles, '25A, 'jl(G, of Ainderson, Iormievrly ot Winnsboro. practices law in Ander soil. and serves as special miagis tiate (county judge) for Anderson county. Nir. Castles has identified hiniself with ninny civiv activities of his towIl and couifty, and asidu from his present duties, has served as city recorde foi Andelson from 193-1-1936. Hie is ( addrI'ssed ait .11 West View avenue, Andf-rson. I930- 1939 '3X1. 'if B3ennei(ttIsvi lIe. who has bieen stait ioned' fit Camp Adaiir. Ore., is now adrl esse'd at AGF I" 1) 1. Cam p Picket t, Va. Mlajor Siovn'nsoni has seve a (Caltin w.ith thle N'at ion al Guani d at F"ort Mloult ain'e, S. C., as 1iaisoni iffii'i' ait thei Cha leston Navi~y Yardc. find has also seeni spi'. (1ia1 itityV as a miembter oif (;('ne!rail I rumii's iifitm y st aft. Prior to en ti eing t hei se rvice, he( pii nect i('ed law~ in Chieraw. l.,ctut. Col. F'ried NewelI a Pltt) Wimbly,3 '32A, arri iedI in Columi lhi a'(ecent ly, afteri hay infg servn'd withb thte armeuid tories in Northf A fiica, Italy, and1( (;i'ian iy. Prior tou enuteCrig Itie service, Colonel WVimb)erly was ronnfe(ted with CCC work, andh was a1 mintebe of thle C3amdeni hiigh school facul t y. D)ur ng his tou r oif Overseas dutIie's, he served ais Regimental Commaunder of arn inifanrt ry stff of off icers. '31 Ed.. of Colunihia. recently rie i'vedf his dischaitge from Ithe Navy, after haifiiing s'rved( fabofard the USS Cofer in Itie invasions of lie Ph'ibpinet is and Horn0'ieo. Ihe makes fhis home at 1119 Richlfandi avenueit, Columbia. WillIam Francis llbble, '38A, of Marion, recent ly jiined thle staff of their James L,. hTpp comipany in Co tiumbia, aifter' having bueen dischariig edi from thie A A I. Mr. Dibblhe serv cr1 for l'4 motnths in Itie China-Hun miia-hindia lie ater whie'ie tie flewv 270 ((omla mfisiiii5ons, fandl is weareit' of Itin' l>i stingtiished lFlyinag Cross; withI two ('lusters, the Alir M'dail w%ithI fotur clusters, andl the Asiatic Pafcific~ ribbuon withI four' haftle Colonel ,Iohn i BraxtIoni Watlitce, '890, of G;reenwood, recentIfy r'eceiv ed th li' ionzie Star for meritorious servic'e withI thle AAI". Wearer of the Distinguished Flying Cr'oss with one cluster, the Air Medal withI two ('lust ers, arid the IEuro pean theirateur ibbon withI four stars. he servedl as assistanft Air FoiCes suipervisor atI Ou anigebti g, pior to going overlseas. .famres 1). Wailters, '3-I0, '371,. of Cohitmhia, who thas been ser'vlng with the Nnav In the Pac.ific, has. Issued by the Un RALPH LEY returned to his law practice in Co lumbia, and is addressed at 813 Liberty Life building, Columbia. Mr. Walters was active in many civic organizations in Columbia pri or to entering the service, and serv ed as president of the S. C. Junior Chamber of Commerce, secretary treasurer of the Columbia Junior Chamber of Commerce, and secre tary of the South Carolina em ployees' association. Capt. Robert Miller Brubaker, '321, of St. Petersburg, Fla., who has been serving with the AAF overseas, is now addressed at 528 Seventh avenue, S., St. Petersbuig, Fla. lie is wearer of the American Defense and Good Conduct ribbons. James Itembert IIlopkins, '43E, of Hopkins, is now addressed in care of the City Engineer, Bethlehem, Pa. A brother, Lieut. Thomas D. Hopkins, Jr., '37A, who is serving with the Marines in the Pacific. is addressed through the Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif. I.leut. Lawrence E. (Marry) Cox, '38A, of Portland, Ore., who is serv ing with the First Marine Air Wing in the Pacific area, has been sta tioned at various Pacific points, in cluding Guam, Mindinao, Tokyo, Peking, and is now at Tientsin, China. Writing of his various ex periences in China and the Pacific, in a recent letter to the Alumni Office, Lieutenant Cox expresses a universal sentiment -- 'The thou sands of graves in Okinawa of our marines and soldiers keel) us sober to the thought that they died to make mie free." Lieutenant Cox is addressed through the Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Califf. FIrst L.ieut. 'John William Weath ers, '39E. of Ellenton, formerly ad dressed at Fort Bliss, Texas, is now addressed at 134 liester street. Charleston. Sgt. Albert Itifus atorgai,. %iA, of Charleston. who is se.inlg in China with an Engineers' group. is now%, stationed at Chanyi, China, awaitilnI' orders to return to the States. At. his piesent staion he is servinig as liaison officer, helpiig to maintain the air base. lie is ad (ressed through the Post mast e, New York. N. Y. Mrs. Bessie Rogers Drake. '31G, of Bennettsville, is teaching in the McColi school this season, and makes her home at 808 West Main street, Bonnettsville. ILewis Francis 1rabham, '6Ed, of Ehrhardt, city editor of the An derson Daily Mail, is now address ed at 720 West Whitiner street, An e rson. '3'!A, of Columbia, formerly of Dar' Iinrgt on. iecent ly resumed hiis duties ats S. C. stale inrsurlance Commtis sionei , after haviniig se'rvedt with lie AL'S. Rtecen tly discharrged from the serv ice, Mi. Henjaimin is wea.r er of the Silver Stat. I1Ic now ma kes htis hiomie at .141. Wacca maw aveniue, Columbia. F"irst l,iut. Mlonroe K. Spe'ars, '37A, '37G, of Dar lington, is serving withi the AAF" in t he European the ateri, andl at prese'nt is empiloyed ini list uric r esemt ch for I tie Army Trlanisport Comma nd iln Africa. lIeI is addre i(ssed thIirough Ithe Postmnas er. New York, N. Y. L.arry Ganitt Craig, 'S39A, o1 Cen. tiral, formiir Carina fn ootbaull staro, is now in his seventh year as a stai combiinationi baiik and cend with the G;reen Hay Packers, of the Nat ional Professional league. Craig is rated as oneC of South Carolina's out stand. in g foot hall players. James Willis C'antey, '3HA, of Co. lunmbta, recently assumed( his duties as general manager of Itie Colum bila Out door Advertising conmpaiiny. Inc. F"or'merly a Ilieute(niantI Colonel with tiIhe 30thI Division, he saw ac tiort in Firnce a nd Gecrmany'. lie is wearuer of thle Silveg Still withI two clusteris, thle Hrlonze Star withI two clusters, the ('roix de~ Guterre withI palm, five batitie stars, and thle Conmblait Inifirnt ryman's bradge. Mi. Can rt y nmakes his home nat lol.l ll I street, ('ol umbia. John S. Sexton, '3HE, of Columbia. reiint ly reeivedl hiis dischar ge from serivice, after having served overseas with the AAF" in the Euro peani theater. Wearer of t he Air Medal with five ('lusters and thle European theater ribbon with tout bat tic stars, lie now makes his home at 1302 Geiger aivenue, Co lumbia. Capit. LI.os Query, '30G, of Colum b)in, recently rec'eive'd her discharge from the WAC, after having served with that organiation for mor(' han three years. She has been on dutty at v'arious points In the States, incluidinrg D)ayt ona Beach, F"la., Fort Des Moines, Iowa, and F"ort Ogle. thorne. Ga. ?. um iversity of South Carolina A fIS, '29, Executive Secretary and Carolina Alumni Meet In Charlotte Nov. 21 Carolina alumni, meeting in Charlotte after the Charlotte Quarterback Club dinner No vember 21, greeted old friends, discussed present conditions and needs of the University, and heard L. W. (Luke) Hill of Tarboro, N. C., membei-at large of the Alumni Council, outline plans for other meet. ings in North Carolina. -Representing the University and the Alumni Council at the meeting were Alumni Presi dent Edwin R. Jeter, Professors H. W. Davis, j. T. Penney and Frank Wardlaw, Coaches Rex Enright and Johnny McMillan, and Alumni Secretary Ralph Lewis. Coaches Enright and Mc Millan were principal speakers at the meeting of the Quarter back Club, which is headed by Alumnus F. Earl Crawford of Charlotte. Other alumni meetings are heing a r r a n g e d and held throughout South Carolina. 1940-1949 LIeut. (jg) John Alvin Dennis, '40Ed, of Turbeville, is serving with the Navy in the South Pacific. lie was recently awarded the Bronze Star medal for "heroic and meri torious service during a enemy attack" in the Southwest Pacific. Pfc. Stanford T. Garnett, '45A, of Columbia, recently received the Air Medal for outstanding service iti operational flight, of a transport aircraft over India-China routes. Private Garnett ;s an aerial radio operator in the AAF. James Frank Griffin, A-S. '48CE, of Columbia, stationed vith the Navy V-1' unit t Columbia Uni versity. New York City. wrote, in a recent letter to the Alumni of fice, t hat he has seen James Gray Macauley, S 2-c. '48A. of Co lunibia. who is serving as a Navy miedic St. Albans, Long Island, N. Y. The.\ speni a 8i-hour liberty to gether in New York City. Mrs. V. F. Cuddington, Jr. tRitif Abee), '43A, '45G. of Hickory, N. C., is now teaching in th- Clare mont I igh sehoni in Ilickory. She makes her home in I Hickory. Calt. WillIam11 Jame Metrod, '421,, of rinimonsville, is serving overseas with an anti-aircraft unit of the Malines. lie is addressed through the Fleet Post Office, Stin Francisco. Calif. Pfe. Earle W. Jackson, '45)A, of Columbia, recently returned to the States after having served overseas with the Ninth Armored division in turope. le participlited in the Bat tie of the Bulge and was a mem her of one of the first outfits to cross Ram egen bridge. Liet. William Raiph Hatmris, '42A, of Columbia, recently (ompletedl a five-months commnun ientions coourse at Chanut e and Scott l-ields, Ill., andoI has been appointed an assist antt base communic-at inns oltil'er. le is atddm (ssed att 212 l6t1h sitreet N., Columbus, Miss. Samutel C'arltoni Brisse, '.110, of Prospemlity, m-cent ly resigned his posit ion as t speritnt ien t of t he Prosperity public schools, anid has accep)ted the piosItion of superin tdledet of t he \Voodtruff schools. lie is add ressedt at \Voodtuff. Pi-. Richaird Miller- Holliger, '-t7A. of Columbia, recent ly tet utned ,to the States after haovitng served in t he l-ouropean Iteat er withi the 65thI Armooredt Infantry battalaion. li t1wear s t he l-urotp-an titheat er rib toni with iOne battle stat, the Pres idetiai li nit c,tat ion ribbon. and the Combat Intfant rymn''s thadge. Liet. George LeEoy Weilliamus, ,Jr., '43E, of Columibia, was mecet-c-i ly promioted to his p)resenlt tank in the Naval Iteserve. Il(e is now sta Itioned on thle V'est coalst aft et hatv ing se-rvedi for t wo years wit h t he Natvy in the Sout hwest Paci fic. P'fe. .J. C. lIredfordl,.'iGJ, of Me ('oIl, hass telturned to the States' af ter havitng ser-vedl Overseas fot 11 nmoth s, six of wh'lichi werme spent as a prison(er Of the Getrman gov ettnmen t. Bradford, re-en t ly It p'a ttetati Statrk Gen-eralm IIlospital. Chaleson,Is now aeddt essed att 22g SouthIt Kenwood strmeet, G,lenda le, Caitlif. Captit. RichaIrdl J3. Hatm, 't2A, of Coh ambmt, weart't of the A it MedaIll with three Oak Leaf Clusters, the D)istinlgutished Flying Cross, amnd four brjotnze starts has completed 35~ combat missions over Jatpanese ter ritory. iIe was a memb)er of the 'Hilly Mitchtell' bomtb gtroup, B-29 unit of the Twentieth Air Force, and has par-ticipate-d tn missions over Japan, Manchumia, Palembang, and Burma. Capt. 11am recently re ceived his discharge fromt the se Iheut. William Maxwell Walker, '.17A, of Columbia, .who has been servintg aboatrd thle submarine Barb, v-as leader- of a demolition squad which was instrumental In blowing ,i upon, lumni Association Alumni Editor up a vital enemy train on an im portant Pacific island. For this out standing achievement, Lieutenant Walker has been awarded the cov eted Navy Cross. Before entering the submarine service, Lieutenant Walker served aboard the destroyer escort, USS Hammond. Lie recently received his discharge, and is ad dressed at 100 South Gregg street, Columbia. Leon ). Murray, Jr., S 1-c, '41A, of Charleston, is serving with the Navy in the Pacific, and at pres ent is at an undisclosed point on the Japanese coast. A brother, Ens. William E. Murray, '45A, is serving aboard an LST in the Pacific, and is based at Okinawa. Pfe. Samuel Alan Graham, l1, '43A, of Kingstree, is now addressed at the S. C. Medical College, 16 Lu cas street. Charleston. Sigmond Kornlut, S 2-c, '4 V-12, of Latta, is serving with the Navy in the Pacific, and is ad dressed through the Fleet Post Of fice, San Francisco, Calif. Capt. Kitt Rion MeMaster, Jr., '43A. of Winnsboro, holds the uni que distinction of being "the only pilot in the United States Air Forces to have flown the first and last fighter-escorted mission of World War 11." In August 1942 Captain McMaster flew the fiist fighter-escorted mission over Rou en, France, and on August 14, 1945, he flew in escort for B-29's in the Pacific. Veteran of 98 missions in (he North African, European, and Pacific theaters of war, he is wear er of the Air Medal with four Oak Leaf clusters. Maj. Albert Law .James, '401, of Darlington, who has been serving with Mhe Army in the Eturopwan theater, was recently awarded the Bronze Star for outstanding miji tary service. Prior to entering the service, Major James was a prac ticing allorney in Darlington. Hie recently received his discharge, and is now% afiddresf-'ed Dar"lington. Liet. ,Joel Ives Towimsend, ,Jr., '41A, of Greenwood, was a member of et first group of American Navy men to enter Sagami Wan, when the destroyer on which he was serv ing accompanied advance occutpa lion units of the Third Fleet into Tokyo bay. lie is addressed tilrough the Fleel Post Office. San Francis co, Calif. Henry Edward Brown, '41Ed, of Columbia, who served with the AAF overseas, recently received his dis charge from that branch of serv. ice. He is wearer of the Air Medal with four Oak 1ieaf clusters, the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Eu ropean theater ribbon with thbree battle stars, andi also holds a Pa es identimal Unit citation. lIe andt Mrs. Brown (Ninma McGre'gor), '43A, make t her home at 113t2 Woodrow street, Columbia. Cpl. Wylie Euigene ,Jone's, '42C, of Alcolu, is now servinag in idia withi a I teadquart ems D)etachment of the AAIF. lieI is addressed t hrough the Post masteor, New York, N. Y. Wiarren Cualleni Sharpe,. HA I-c, '44P, of Greenville, is now seri-ng on the statff of the Naval I lo'pit1al at Portsmouth. Va. lieI is addressed at I lospit at Corps Quartris, I1. S. N. II., Port smouthi. lie writes, in a lettecr to the Alumni of lice, t hat the aecentl1y sawv ,Iosepha T. Winmgard, '431P, of Lexington, who is nowv working in t he p)harmamcy att the Naval I lospitala, Port smoumthm. letat. I.cearad Itobert ( Hohm) Schawrinn, '410C, af Colm biat, as serv ing wvith the Navy in the Pacific. and is on t he staff of the Corn nmandr, MarshallI-Gilbert s areas, lociated( on Kwajalei n in fte Marm shalls. lIhe is addressed through thle Fleet Post Offite, Sanm Franmcisco, Calif. P'tc. Carl DuBalose McEleena, '43A, ofI Columibia, is mnow serva mg tm time Pan,bim theater, andit is attachted to( Ithe 97th tmnfantry D)ivision, the faa st division which landed in .Jampana rm dualty in Eurmope. lie is adtdrssenc thraouigh thme P'ostmaster . San Fan misc, (alif. T-3S ,Iames it. Pickerinig, '42a, of Cope, as now addressedt at Co. Ii, P5thI Medic al G. Ti. Rn., Camp Si heat, Ala. I-lent. (jg) Coy Witmmot Brtekle, '-40, of Coluambia, rmemntly3 amrivett in time States abordr the USS iFoote amnd took paint an the Navy Day celebrations. lie has served for 12 months as recognition officer on destroyer duty in the Pacific. and has seen action in a number of bat tIes, including Leyte and Okinawa. I,ieumt. (jg) Jonathan L. DIeter, '430;, of Columbia, who is serving with the Navy in the Pacific, was a member of the crew of the USS5 Mont polier which mecent ly helped to evacuate liberated prIsoners from .Janan. lie is adrsedn, th,ou.h th Annie Lee Young, '25A, Men and women of Car graduates, are requested their changing addresses University Campus, Colu Future Alumni A daughter, Virginia Carroll Du Pre, to John C. (Munch) DuPre, '32A, and Mrs. DuPre, November 12 in Columbia. Mr. DuPre recent ly received his discharge from the service, after having served in England with the AAF. The Du Pres make their home at 826 Maple street, Columbia. A daughter, Margaret liamilton Grice, to Hulett Hamilton Grice, TM 3-c, '47 V-12, and Mrs. Grice (Margaret Hamrick), '46A, Novem ber 1 at Orangeburg. Mr. Grice is now stationed at the submarine base, New London, Conn. A son, John Mills Bigham, to John A. Bigham, '35A, '391., and Mis. Bigham, November 11 in Co lumbia. The Bighams make thei home at 3205 Michigan street, Co. lumbia. A son, rhomas Burton Allen. to Frank C. Allen, and Mrs. Allen (Carolyn Elizabeth Crow), 41m, November 10 at Sumter. The Al lens make their home at 232',% North Church street, Sumter. A daughter, Patricia Baxter, to Richard Joseph Baxter, '40A. and Mrs. Baxter (Catherine Webster), '40A, October 28 at Brunswick, Ga. The Baxters make their home at 3748 Off street, Brunswick. They have another daughter. Cathy. whd is three years old. A daughter, Yvonne Vebstei Coyle, to Barney M. Coyle, and Mrs. Coyle (Esther Webster), '45(. October 4 in Columbia. The Coyles make their home at 1921 Assembly street, Columbia. A (aughter, Katherine Allison Scudder. to Lieut. Cmdr. Edward Wallace Scudder, Jr., and Mrs. Scudder (LouIse Fry), '41A, No vember 6 in New York City. Mrs. Scudder has been making her home at ,T75 Park avenue, Apartment 12G. New York City, while Con mander Scudder has been oh a totur of duty in Attu. A son, James Allen Gates, to l.de Moorer Gates, '3lEd, and Mrs. Gates, at Orangeburg. The Gates make their honie at 54 East Ame lia street, Orangeburg. A daughter, Martha Elizabeth Lockwood, to Charles Madden I.oekwood, '386, andl Mrs. Lock wood, November 5 in Cbarlotte, N. C. Mr. Lockwood, superintendent of the Lancaster schools, formerly served as superintendent of Olyna pia schools, Columbia. lie is also a member of the S. C. State Board of Education, representing the Fifth Congressional district. A son, John Morgan Whitener, 'o BasIl Lee WhItener. '35A, '371.. * ad Mrs. Whitener, October 25' at don. Mr. Whitener recently re ivedi his dlischarge from the Navy and is nowv practicing law in Gas o,i, N. C., where he and Mis. W h teaner are making t heir nome. A dlaughter. Linda Anne Floyd. to Keanne-th Floyd, '45C, and Mrs. Floydl. in Columbia. The Floyds make their home at Olanta. A son, to .James CurtIs Ibrocik, '29A, and Mrs. B3rock. November 15 in Winston-Salem, N. C. The1 B3rocks make their home in War st on-Salem. A son, .tames Thompison Strlong. to Calpt. Enarl W. Strong, andi Mrs.I Strong t Mary Joe Thonmpson), '4tJ,. October 26. Trhe St rongs make t heit home at D)el ray Beach, Fia. A son, D)orsey Cullen Gibbes, to l.ieut. D)a-il 1.. (DJan) Gibbes, '42A, and Mrs. Gihes ( ElIzabeth CulIleni M~iller), '40E'd, November 16 at Charlottesville, Va. Mrs. G;ibbes a making her home in Charlot tesville whIilIe Lieutenant Gibhes is serving with the Aramy ovaerseas. ltelt Post Office. San Fruaaciwo Calil. lieu. of oh iert Willaiam Shearani, 'aA,ofElirca, N. Y., was recentiily awnarddI the Blronze' St at nmedal I pal tiipat ion inl various P'ni.ith. ha*e.mlutdinag Enmirau, a um andI l.eyte Islandls. ilt is now sta ioned at the U. S. Naval A ir St a lion. .St . Simnons Island. G;a. Mrs. lemintg I. Tlhornton. -Jr. (Martha Sue, Iburgens), '4UC, of H lelton, is now atdressed at 112 West Cerviantes street, Pensacola. Floritda. Mr.4. Rlobert PhllIpjs, Jr. (Rebekah Louise Rtahneaar), '450, of Edge-fieldt, is now temployetd as se(cretar y to thte purchasing agent of the Nation al Schools organization in Los An geles, Calif. She makes her home at 612 1-4 West Santa Barbar-a aveniue, Los Angela's. Enas. WillIam W. (Hill) Ketehin, Jr., '15 V-12, of Iliartsville, is now serving withI the Navy in the Pa Commi. Dv. lie is addressed through the Fleet Post Office, San Fran uyenum r zo, e 38G - --Asst. Editor olina, graduates and non to send alumni news and to the Alumni Office, mbia, South Carolina. They Promised Sara Ellen Wingard, '47C, of Co lumbia, and t;e Rev. James '. Cobb, of Cherryville, N. C., October 18 in Columbia. They are making their home in Columbia where the Rev. Mr. Cobb is pastcr of the St. Michael's Lutheran parish. Earline Elizabeth Randall, of Columbus, Ga., and Lieut. Evans Nathan Guyton, '39C, of Kingstree, October 31 at Fort Benning, Ga. Lientenant Guyton, who has been on duty at Fort Benning, as chief of the audits branch, recently re ported to Fort Jackson for reas signment. Prior to entering the serkice, he was a partner in the Auto Loan company at Kingstree. Martha Allen, of Spartanburg, and Charles Sumner Quimby. '45A, of Columbia, November 3 in Spar tanburg. Mr. Quimby recently re ceived his discharge from the Navy, after having served in the Pacific for the past 24 months. Elizabeth Bestick Salmon, '47A, of Columbia, and Ensign Robertson Williams Buck, '45C, of Knoxville, Tenn., November 9 in Columbia. Ensign Buck recently received his commission in the United States Naval Reserve at Fort Schuyler, N. Y., and will be stationed at Camp Endicott, Providence. I. 1. Martha Fairfax Fulton, of Staun ton, Va., and Douglas Wylie Lot, '45A, of Columbia, at Staunton, Va. They are making their home in Co luibla. Elizabeth Hahi, '41C, of Colum bia, and Gordon Phillips Golding of Greensboro, N. C., November 13 in Charlotte, N. C. Prior to ier. marriage, Mrs. Golding was em ployed as secretary at ratho station WT in Charlotte. The couple ai, making their home in Charlotte' f , Evelyn Limehouse. of Johns Is. land, and Clarence Edward Wise, '27C, of Columbia, November 10 at Johns Island. Mr. Wise, who for mWrlY served witli f he armed lorces in the China-Burma-India theater, recenily received his discharge, and now oPerates the Friendly bakery in Columbia. The couple are mak ing their home in Columbia. Edith Monroe MeEnchern, '44A, of Florence, and Myers Hampton Hicks. M. D., of Florence, Novem her 17 at Florence. They are mak ing their home in Durham, N. C., where Doctor licks is interning at Duke hospital. Jeannette Bagnal, of Columbia, and Robert Richard Rigby, Jr., 'IC, of St. George and Columia, y November 17 in Columbia. They at e making their home in Columbia. Frances Louise Crook, '4l0A, of Columbia and Cameron, and T-Sgt. Thomas Bllaine Stuart, of Salem, Ore., Novembe.r 1(1 at Camei oni. Prior to her marriage. Mrs. Stuart held a position on the staff of t he Southi Caroliniana Librar.v ait the University. Sara Virginia lais, '33A, of Co. lumbia, and( William .lames Sohn, of New York City, November 15 in Columbia. Prior to her .mar ringe, Mis. Sohn was connected with t he Veteran&is' admnlin ist at ion in 1)lo.g Miss. T'he cou pie will make- thirI home in Columbia. Lutlle Cooper Lacy, of Waco. Tfex.. and Capt. Julius Hleyward Taylor, Jr., '41A, of Columbiai, No vember 17 in Waco. Captain Taylor has servedt as a pilot in the AAIF for more than three years, anad has seen service in England and North Africa. Nancy Essie Randall, 't;C, of Co. lumbla, andl Eais. Henry Frianklin Priester, '45 V-l2, of Columbia, for nmerly of Allendale, November '.0 in Columbia. Ensign Priester' re ctly3 retuarnled to the St at es. alter hev inag served for eight monthis withi the Navy in the Pacific. Evelyn Esi ergard, of Cam tridge. Nebhr., andi Fred Hlenry liremer, '450, of Columbia, Novenmber I at Cam bridgi-. MIr. Itremler led-eatly reeved his dischhacge from thle A AF, after- having servedc in thle Pa-i fic theater. The cotuple a maiking thei(ir home ini Lincoln, Ne-br.. wher-e MIr. Itremer is studly Iing at the lIniversiity of Nebiraska. Pit, Walte-r Paut Keisle-r, '46A, of., Leesville. for.merly statIoned N Camp Pendileton, Oceanside, Calif., withi tile U. S. Marines, is now serv ing on guard duty along tihe Atlan tic coast. Mrs. H. Eugene McCaskill (Etiz abeth Graham), '42A, of Columbia, formerly of Clinton, is now ad dressed at 12201 Calhoun St reet Ne-wberry. flurne-tt C. Hall, S I-c, '46C, of Cat , is servmlg ith thie Navy * in Panama, and Is adldlressed through the Fleet Post Offirep, New York, N. V.