Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Thelma Ann Reynolds Mailed by the Alumi members of the Associa alumni in the Armed Fo on file in the Alumni C Reunion 1920-1929 Capt. Frank Boyd Gary, Jr., '28L, of Columbia, who is now on termi nal leave from the Navy, is making his home in Columbia. Captain Gary was formerly stationed in Washington, D. C., with the office of chief of naval operations. lie holds the Legion of Honor, and the rank of Chevalier, including the French Croix de Guerre with Palms. Lieut. Harry Ellerhe Davis, '27A, of Columbia, who has been serv ing with the AAF, recently arrived in Columbia for a leave. Lieutenant Davis has been on leave of absence from the University of North Cat alina, Chapel Hill, N. C., where he was serving as professor in the dramatics department. He formerly served as director of the Town the ater In Columbia. Richard B. Josey, M. 1D.. '29A, of Columbia, recently resumed his medical practice in Columbia, after having served as a medical officer in the army for more than three years. Prior to entering the serv Ice. Doctor Josey practiced in Co lumbia for five years. le is now ad dressed at 1427 Pickens street, Co lumbia. Dolan Hoye Eargle, '26A, of Co lumbia, and Mrs. Earglo Mayre Margaret Wall), '80J, are now ad dressed at Route 4. Beech Hills, Tuscaloosa, Ala. Horace Kenneth Sanders. '22A. '26G. of Myrtle Beach, is now serv ing as principal of the Andrews high school at Andrews. Prior to accept Ing this position, Mr. Sanders was employed by Selective Service. Capt. Pinckney Moseley Jeffords, '25CE, of Orangeburg, is now ad dressed at Public Works Office, Na val Air Station, Patuxent River, Md. 1930-1939 Lieut. Charles Edward Inill) Strange, '381., of Winnsboro, recent ly returned to the States after hav ing served for two years with the armed forces in the European the ater. Lieutenant Strange served as battalion adjutant in an engineer battalion in Euroio, and was also liaison officer to the British. A vet eran of the Belgian, French, and German campaigns, he was made town mayor and area engineer for Ihe Lorrain section of France. Pri or to entering the service, he prac ticed law in Spartanhurg. Now ad dressed at Winnsboro, he plans to resume his law practice in Colum bia or Winnshoro at an early date. Alice Rebecca Turbyfill, '3lEd, of Columbia,. was recent ly elected to the faculty of Newherrv college, whej e she w"ill t each cours;es in elementary education. Miss Turhy fill, now a member of the faculty of the Columbia (ity, schiools, will assume her dut ies at Newherry in June. OlIver .Jordan, Wolfe, '390, of ('o lumboia, recently received his dis charge from service. after having served withI the armed forces for four years, more than two years of which were spent with1 t he 13thi Air F~orce in the Southwest Pacific. Mr. Wolfe is now operating the Oliver Wcotfe Real Estate and Insurance coimpany in Columbia. lie and Mrs. Wolfo (Marie Ulmer), '41A, are making their home at (600 Wacca maw avenue, Columhia. Colonel WIlliam~ Iowndes DanIel, Jr., 'SSCE, of Greenwood. is now on terminal leave from the AUlS, after having been on duty with that branch of service for almost five years. Colonel Daniel was recently awarded the Legion of Merit for outstandling service. lie is now en gaged In hutsiness in New York City. Guy Calhoun Purvis, '80A, of Tim nionsville, was recent ly appointed classification officer for the S. C. Industrial School for White Boys at Florence. Mr. Purvis is addressed Is care of the industrial School, Florence. Lleut. William Chapp~elt Overton, 'SSA, of Columbia, recently retutrned to the States after having been on dutty as executive officer ahoard the USS Queens in the Pacific. lie expects to be stationed at Norfolk, Va., at an early date. The Rev. Wilon Osbourne Wel. don, '8IA, of Columbia, was guest speaker at a recent inter-denomina tional cnurch meeting of young people in Columbia. The Rev. Mr. Weldon Is pastor of the First Meth odist church at High Point, N. C. Lieut. Cmdr. Goodwyn Rhett Taylor, '88ChE, of Columbia, recent ly was ,released from active duty with the Navy, after having serv ed for more than five years with the Naval Air Corps. During his - - - - - Asst. Editor i; Association Office to tion and to non-member rces whose addresses are ffice. In Print tour of overseas duty, Commander Taylor served as operations officer with the Black Cat Patrol Squad ron in the Pacific, and as executive officer of a patrol bombing squad ron. For the past five months he has been stationed at the Jackson ville, Fla.,' Naval Air Station, as Instrument training officer in the Instructors Advanced Training unit. After the expiration of a ter minal leave, he plans to study ar chitecture at the University of Florida. John Shepherd Thompson, '36C, '381, of Georgetown, was recently elected to the S. C. state highway commission, representing the 12th judicial circuit. Mr. Thompson makes his home at Georgetown. Walter Miller Rose, '39A, of Lees ville, recently received his dis charge from service, after having been on duty a9 a Pharmaclst's mate in the U. S. Coast Guard. Ile Is now employed hy the Carnation company at San Jose, Calif., and is addressed in care of that company, The Alameda, San Jose. Lt. Col. Robert Mayer Luniansky, '35G, of Darlington, recently was released from service, and is now serving as professor of English at Tulane university, New Orleans. La. Wearer of the Bronze Star, six bat flt stars. the Legion of Honor, a Unit Citation, and two French I Croix de Guerres, he is addressed at Tulane university, New Orleans. Lieut. Cmdr. John Archer (Jack) Giles, '33A, of Charlotte, N. C., is on duty with the Navy in Washing ton, D. C., and is now addressed at Office of Public Information, Room 0123. Navy Department. Washing ton. 25. William [toward Cheek, '33C, for merly addressed at Navy Yard. S. C.. is now owner and operator of I Cheek's Grocery and Market in Charlotte. N. C. lie makes his home at 702 North Davidson street. Char lotte. Mrs. Carl W. Flemilster, Jr. (Ida Chapman Morris), '38A, of Colum hin, is now addressed at 218 Ven dell. Cambridge. Mass. Lieut. Cmdr. Edward Chisolm Salley, '33EE, of Orangeburg, re c''ntly relvasedI from servi'e with the Navy, after having been on duty in Panama for two years. is now addressed at 329 Wade Ilamp torn State Office Building. Columbia. Staff Sgt. John Samuel Taylor, Sr., '32C, of Athens. Ga., recently received his discharge from the AUS. and is now at home with his family at 190 Carlton terrace. Ath ens. G;a. ElIzabeth Stucekey', '33C, of Bam-' berg, is now employed at the Navy Yar d in Charleston, and is address ('d at Apartment 5. 23 King street, Charleston 2. I.ieut. Robert !ell I4amibert, Jr., '37E~E, of Columbia, who is now on duty at an Electronies Maintenance school of the Nav'y over'seas. is ad-. dIr'essced through the Fleet Post Of fire, San Francisco, Calif. Capt. John Preston Surllivarn, Jr., '37J1, of McCor'mi('k, who served with the AAF at various points in the Pacific, irncludi ng the liawaiian Islands, the Philippines, and the. Ryukyus, is now addr'essed at Ward A, Oliver General hospital. Augusta. Ga.. where he is receiving medi('al t reatiment. H,eutl. William Forrest Keels, '321., of Lynrchburg, is now on ter minal leave, after having been on duty with the Nav'y overseas. After the expiration of his leave, he plans to resume his durties as attorney in the Office of the Solicitor, UT. S. Department of Agriculture, Wash. igton, D). C. lie is now add(ressedl at 325 North Thomas street. Ar lington, Va. I.leuat. James Hlomerlee .Joynrer, '38A, of Atlanta, Ga., recently re c('ived his discharge from service, after having been on duty with the Navy for more than three years. Hie ser ved aboard( Amphibious Craft (t.ST), and as navigator aboard thle USS Coasters HTarbor. Wearer of the American theater ribbon, the European theater ribbon, and the Pacific theater ribbhon, he is now adldr'esse'd at 843 Piedmont avenire, N. K. Atlanta, Ga. James Robert Sharp, '3lEE', of: Swansea, has been released fr'om service withI the Navy in the Pa cific, and is now general manager for Pennsylvanla-Central Airlines, warrn headqumtrers in Akron, Ohio, where h"- ~rres thin airline's ac tivities in the Akr'on district. In addition to his overseas duty, Mn'. Sharp served with the Bureau of Aer'onauties in Washington, D. C. Mrs. James Cobb Burrke (Jose phlne GriffIn), '34J, of Columbia, recently left the States to make her home In Shanghai, China, where Issued by the Un RALPH LE\ Returning Alunni Veterans Returning Alumni Veterans are invited to drop in at the Alumni Office, and bring your records up to-date for the permanent files and the list of the "Fighting Game cocks." The Association would like to hear your ideas on the Alumni program for the upbuild Ing of, the University, and give you any assistance possible in making post-war adjustments. Alumni everywhere are request ed to keep the Alumni Office in formed of address changes and Items of interest about themselves and their Alumni friends. It's the only way to keep in touch. Mr. Burke will serve as correspond ent for Liberty magazine, the To ronto (Canada) Star weekly, and other newspapers and magazines. Mrs. Burke has been making her home in Columbia. First Lieut. Roscoe J. Breazeale, '38A, of Pickens. is now addressed at Ward 22, William Beaumont General Hospital, El Paso, Texas. where he recently underwent a minor operation. Basil Lee Whitener, '35A, '87L, of Gastonia, N. C., formerly of Ninety Six, was recently appointed solici tor for the Fourteenth North Car olina .judicial district, to fill the un expired term of the late Solicitor .John G. Carpenter. Mr. Whitener was recently released from active duty with the Navy, after having been on duty in the European the ater. Prior to entering the service, he served in the North Carolina leg isiture, aepresenting Gaston county. le is former president of the North Carolina State Junior Chamber of Commerce. and has served as director of the Gastonia Chamber of Commerce. Hie now praclices law at Gastonia. 1940-1949 J1ean lizabelth Stroman, '4XC, of Orangeburg. noV holds a secretarial position with Felder and Rosen, at torneys at Orangeburg. Miss Stro man makes her home at 26 Church street. Orangeburg. Pfe. Nurrel Eugene Neal, '47A, of Columbia. is serving with a military police unit of the AUS, and is now stationed at Camp Beauregard, La. Wearer of the Good Conduct Medal, and the E.T.O. ribbon, he is ad dressed at 4843rd S. C. U. M. P. De Lachment, Camp Beauregard. Nan Carolyn Reed, '47A, of Lex ington, is employed as a clerical ty pist at the South Carolina Highway clepartm1ent in Columbia. She is ad ti,essed at P. 0. Box 195, Lexington Johnu Alien Bloodworth, '41A, of Columbia, recent ly received his dis charge from service, and is now em p)loyed as a chemist with Swift and company in Atlanta. Ga. lie is ad dressed at 2166 Peachtree street. At lanta. T-3 Horace Julian Sheely, .Jr., '44A, of Columb)ia, is serving with the AUS overseas, and is wearer of the Good Conduct ribbon and the Com bat Infantryman's Badge, iIe is ad dressed through the Post master, New York, N. Y. Lieut. (jg) Raleigh Wiks White head, .Jr., '47 V-12, of Monroe. La., is now serving with the supply corps of the navy at New Orleans, La. lie formerly served aboard the UYSS Buckley as supply and disbursing officer, lie is addressed at Bachelor Officers' Quarters. U. S. Naval Re pair Base, New Orleans. Opi. Joseph F. Mackey, '46Ed, of Chesterfield, who formerly served with an army postal unit overseas, is now on his way home, Hie is wearer of the Purple IIleart and the Good Conduct Medal. Lieut. Cmdr. Robert M. Laird, .Jr., '4lC, of Aiken, recently received his promotion to his present rank at his station in California. Commander Laird participated in the African and Sicilian invasions aboard the Ui. S. S. Susan B. Anthony, and in the landings on Pelelieu, Anguar Uilithi Atoll, Iwo Jima, Okinawva. and Ie Shima, as Division Comman dier of a gunb)oat division and comn mandling officer of an L.C.I. gun hont. lie is now stationed at the Naval Amphibhious Base. Coronado, Calif. Lieut. (Jg) William Roy Cook, '42A, of Columbia, was recently re leased from active duty with tne Navy, after having served with the surplus property division in New Orleans. Lieutenant Cook is ad dressed at 908 hlenderson si reet, Co lumbia. Lieut. (Jg) John D)argan Rogers, '40A, of Columbia, is now on ter mInal leave from the Navy, afte-r having served overseas with that branch of service. Wearer of the iversity of South Carolino A VIS, '29. Executive Secretary and Jean Frank Eatmon, '81A, '33L, of Kingstree, was recently elected judge of the Third judicial circuit in South Carolina. Mr. Eatmon, South Carolina state senator from Williamsburg county, has practiced law at Moneks Corner and at Kings tree. Hie makes his home at Kings t ree. American theater ribbon. the Asia tic-Pacific ribbon Mit h two bat-tle stars, and the Victory ribbon, he is now addressed at 3401 Blossom street, Columbia. Lieutenant Rogers plans to resume his duties with the Commercial Investment Trust of Columbia, at an early date. Edward Wlatson RUtishton, '406, of Baltesburg, was recently named associate superintendent of the Orangeburg schools, and will as sume his duties there in July. Mr. Rushton. well-known South Caro lina educator, is now serving as di rect or of Ihe 12t I grade program for South Carolina. Ile has also served as S. C. state high school supervi sor. and as superintendent of vari ous schools throughout South Car olina. Mr. Rushton makes his home at Leesville. Sgt. Davidson Harper Leonard, '46A. of Columbia, recently received his discharge from service, after having served with the AAF (or more than two years. most of which was spent in the Mediterranean theater of operations. Ile is now ad dressed at 900 Laurens .street. Co lumbi.a. Lieut. Charles H1. Gerald, Jr., '41A. of Columbia, is now an terminal leave from the AAF, after having served with that branch of service for more than four years. lie is now addressed at 231 South Waccamaw. Columbia. Lieut. t jg) Robert Lockwood Bleakley, '44C, of Columbia. recently receivedt his dtischarge from ser'vice. after having been on duty wvith the Navy. lie and Mrs. Htenkley (litllian Doris McLecod), '45C, are add(ressedl at Box 206, Ca mden. Jiames AddIson Tomilinson, '400, '42L., of Columbia. has received his discharge from the AAF, andl re cently opened law offices in Colum bia, where be will specialize in the pract i(e of federal adtminist rat ive law. Mr. Tlomli nson formerly served as special at torney in the Ant I-Trust Division of the Depart ment of .tus I ice in Washington, D. C., and as attorney in the Office of the Gen ei at Counsel of the Civil Aeronau tics boardt in Washington. lie makes his home at 2501 D)evine Street, Co lumbia. P'fc. Jioseph) Preston Johnston, Jr., '45A, of St. George, was recently awardted the Bronze Statr Medal fot "meritorious service in (connection with operations with the 254th In fantry Regiment, a p)art of the French army" during the European campaign last year'. Private .lohns. ton is now stat ionedl at Fort Ogle. thorpe, G;a. Ens. .Jamies HIenry V'anighan, Jr., '45CE, of Sumter, is serving with the Navy, and is now addressed at Public WVorks Depart meat, Naval Air Station, St. Simons Island, Ga. Sgt. Wylle Eugene Jones, '42C, of Aleolu, who has been serving with the armed for'ces in Calcutta. In. dia, is now addressed at Alcolu. Irene P'olan, '42J, of Mullins, is Mullins correspondent for the News and1 CourIer. The State, and the Charlotte, N. C., Associated Press. Miss Polan, who makes betr home at Mullins, was a recent vtsltor at the AlumnI office. Enis. Robert Foster Chapman, '45A, of Spartanburg, who Is serving with the Navy In the Pacific, wites in a recent letter to the AlumnI of fice, that he has seen Ens. MartIn FraneIs O'Brien, '45A, of Spartan burg, who is also on duty In the Pa ('ific theater. Both EnsIgns Chap man and O'Brien are adressed zi iront lumni Association Alumni Editor More Alumni Meetings Are Being Held Carolina men and women of the Sixth Judicial circuit, com prising Chester, Fairfield, Lan caster and York counties, will attend a dutch supper meeting at the Andrew Jackson Hotel at Rock Hill at 7 o'clock tonight. Alumni vice-president Robert B. Stewart of Lancaster is in i charge of the meeting. President Norman M. Sniith of the University, Alumni presi- < dent Edwin R. Jeter, Dean Orin F. Crow of the School of Edu cation, and Ralph Lewis, exe cutive secretary of the Alumni Association, will discuss proh leins of the University of inter est to Alumni. A siniliar meeting of the Alumni residing in the Thir teenth Judicial circuit-Green ville and Pickens counties-will be held at Greenville March 1 2. Ellison S. McKissick of Green ville is vice-president of the As sociation for the Thirteenth cir cuit, and William J. Bates, Greenville druggist, will be in charge of the meeting. Other mectinzrs of Alumni are being held throughout the state. through the Fleet Post Office. San Francisco. Calif. Philip Richard Bernanke, S 2-c, of Dillon, who is on duty with tle Navy, is now addressed at Company J. N.A.D., Hawthorne, Nevada. T-5 Anthony Clegg Hopper, '46A, of Gaffney. is serving with the AUS 1 in the Pacific theater, and is ad dressed through the Postmaster. San Francisco. Calif. Deward B. Brittain. '42J, of Rock Ifill. recently assumed his duties as managing editor of the Evening Herald in Rock Hill. Prior to this! appointment. he was on the staff of the Columbia Record in Columbia. Mr. Brittain is addressed in care of the Evening Herald, Rock Hill. Sarah Hardee Darby, '45A, of Chester. is now addressed at 951 Piedmont avenue. N. E., Atlanta, I (;a. I Ens. James William P1arler. '44E, I of Red Springs. N. C., is on (uty I with the Navy at Pearl larbor. T. I., and is addressed at Electronics I Supply Branch, N.S.C., Navy 128. Fleet Post Office, Pearl Harbor, T.H. t Mrs. Ernest T. Gainey, Jr., (Irene Bryant), '41C, of Columbia. now ( makes her home at 48 1-2 South Battery, Charleston. t Lieut. Daniel Leonidas (Dan) Gib bes, Jr., '42A. of Lynchburg. is serv ing with the AUS in the Pacific theater, and is addressed through the Postmaster. San Francisco, Calif. During Lieutenant Gibbes' tour of overseas duty, Mrs. (ibbes (Elizabeth Cnlien, MIller), '4OEd. is making her home at 309 Winston I Terrace, Charlottesville, Va. Daniel Walker (Dant) Hfolili, '42A, of Cheraw, formerly on duty with the AAF in India, is now studying at Columbia University, New York City. Hie is addressed at Room 930, 1 Hartley Hiall, Columbia University. New York, 27. IWilliard James Runyan, MoMM I-c, '47 V-12, of Carbondale, HI., ha.s ( becen serving with the Navy in the I Pacific theater, and is now on his 1 way home. lie is addressed at Route I 2, Carbondale. Julian, (JIunie) Herbert Hlynon, I '410;, of Columbia, is now addressed I at 515 Stewvart avenue, Atlanta, Ga. FIrst Lieut. Lyle R. Whitner, Jr., '43E, of Rock lill, is now on ter- I minal leave from the U. S. Mailne I Corps, after having been on dtuty with that branch of service over seas. Wearer of the Distinguished1 Flying Cross, and the Air Medal with three gold stlars, he is ad d (ressed at 205 Gak.iand avenue, Rock Anne- Markweli Floershelmer, '45A, of New Rochelle, N. Y., makes her home, at 473 Webster ave'nue, New Rochelle. Anina Katherine Rector, '4 IA, of Columbia, rec-ently arrived In the Southwest Pacific area to serve the 4 armed forces as an American Red Cross staff assistant. Prior to her I present appointment with the Red Ctross. Miss Rector was a member of' the faculty of the Columbia city schools. She Is addressed throug h i the Postmaster, San Franciscoi C:alif. Lieut. (Jg) Edward DanIel (Ned )j Hart, '48E,, of Columbia, recently r.e-i turned to the States, after havingt been on duty for 18 months with the Naval Air Corps in the Ha- I waiian Islands. Wearer of the Pa cific and American theater ribbons, and the Victory medal, he Is now spending his leave In Columbia. < Lient. Mary VIrgInIa Well. '2A.ji Annie Lee Young, '25, Men and women of Ca graduates, are requestec their changkng addresse University Campus, Col Future Alumni A daughter. Helen Walker McKay. o Douglas McKay, Jr., '89A, and ira. McKay (Helen Walker). '41A. rebruary 20 In Columbia. The Mc Cays make their home at 1819 Sen. te street. Columbia. A daughter, Frances Ellen McMas er, to Maj. Kitt Rion McMaster, Jr., 13A, and Mrs. McMaster (Frances ;lmpson), '42Ed, February 15 at 'linton. A son, Edward Holland Fellers, to Tolland Orlando Fellers, '36C, and 4rs. Fellers, February 16 in Colum ila. The Fellers make their home at 809 Earlewood street, Columbia. A son, John Fraser Martin. Jr., to ohn Fraser Martin, '42A. and Mrs. 4artin, February 15. The Martins nake their home in Columbia. A son, Robert Allen Boas, to Al en Chase Boas, and Mrs. Boas Anne Gordon Helser), '4lEd. Janu. ry 3 at Hartford, Conn. The Boases riake their home at Farmington, ,onn. A daughter. Willann Kimbrell, to Villiam Calvin Kimbrell, '42Ed. and rs. Kimbrell, February 20 in Co umbia. A daughter. Anne Muller Law, to .ieut. Robert Walling Law, Jr., and Irs. Law (Ruth Bancroft Muller). ISA, February 12 at Sumter. The .aws make their home at Elliott. A son, George Rudolph Lau, Jr_. o Doctor George Rudolph Lauty. ind Mrs. Laub (Harriet Elizabeth itith), '37A, February 13 in Colum. iia. The Laubs make their home at 714 McGregor drive, Columbia. A daughter. Marsha Louise Mul ord, to Lieut. James Maurice Mul ord, '410, and Mrs. Mulford Febru. ry 13. The Mulfords are addressed 00 East Broad street, Burlington, J. 1. A son, William Walker Burns, to 'apt. George V. Burns, and Mrs. turns (Sarah Cassels Davis), '32A, anuary 31 at San Antonio. Texas. 'he Burnses make their home at 08 Fair avenue, San Antonio. A son, Hugh LaBarbe Willcox, Jr., o Hugh LaHarbe Wilicox, '30 L, and 41s. Willcox, February 23 at Flor. nee. The Willcoxes make their ionic at Florence. A daughter, Jane Marie Garrick, o Lonnie Eugene Garrick, Jr., '40E, nd Mrs. Gairick, February 22 in olumbia. A daughter, Susan Finklea Ruffin, o Capt. Thomas E. Ruffin, Jr., '40C, nd Mrs. Ruffin, February 18 at 'lorence. A daughter, Cheryle Camille Ric enbaker, to J. Basil Rickenbaker. ad Mrs. Riekenhaker (Evelyn Wil on), '88A, February 15 at Orange. urg. The Rickenbakers make their ome at Cameron. f Columbia, is on dluty in the Euro ean theater as a member of the trmy Nurses' Corps. During hei our of overseas duty, Lieutenant VeIls has served in England, prance, andi Germany, and is now Itached to the 97th G;eneral hos ital in Germany. Pvt. Albert I. Cohen, Jir., '4"7A, of ~olumibia, recently spent a leave at ome, after having completed his .asic training at Camp Croft. Spar anburg. Private Cohen is now as igned to Camp; Pickett, Va., where ie is a member of the Camp Picket ian d. Llent. *(jg) Alfred (1. SmIth, Jr., ISs, of Columbia, recently was ie eased from service, after having >een on duty with the Navy for nore than two years, 18 months of vhich were spent in the Pacific )uring his tour of overseas duty he aw atction in the Philippines at -ingayen Gulf, Okinawa, and vari .us other Pacific points, including rokyo Bay. iIe has resumed his enching duties in the department if Economics a.t Carolina, and is naking his home at 1816 Enorec venue, Columbia. Mrs. William HoekeUtil(attilene Vhite Reynolds), '48A, of Augusta, Ia., Is now making her home at partment 3. 1130 Church streer, ~vanston, IIl. Mrs. Ilockett formerly erved as a first lieutenant in the VAC, and was on (July at variou.s >oints in the United States, includ ng Des Moines, Iowa, Daytona seach, Fla., and Chicago, Ill. She was released from active duty in )ecember, 1945. Luclle lton Morris, '46A, of ireenville, is now employed with he Battery and Electric company n Greenville. She makes her home ,t 38 Bulst avenue, Greenville. James E. (Jimmie) Leppard, Jr., 48A, of Chesterfield, is now ad. Iressed at 389 Court land Avenue, N. t. Atlanta, 13 G. 380 -n-. Asst. Editor , rolina, graduates and non I to send alumni news and is to the Alumni Office, umbia, South Carolina. They Promised Mildred Louise Adams, '46C, of Columbia, and Lieut. William Pearce Martin, of Columbia, Feb ruary 22 in Columbia. Prior to her marriage, Mrs. Martin was employ ed as a stewardess with Delta Air Lines, with headquarters in At lanta, Ga. The couple are making their home In Columbia. Nancy Harrington Pope, '31G. of Columbia, and Emert Solon Rice, of Spartanburg, and Columbia, Feb ruary 23 In Columbia. Mrs. Rice recently was released from duty with the WAVES, after having served for three years with that branch of service. The couple are making their home at 4016 Lowndes drive, Columbia. Helen Yobs Osteen, '45A, of Co lumbia, and Lieut. (jg) Frank Kee nan Sloan, '43J, of Columbia, Feb. Puary 23 In Columbia. Lida Liles Cook, '37A, of Colutn bia, and Jachon Bailey Cobb, '35A, '37L, of Columbia, February 9 at Denmark. Mr. Cobb recently re ceived his discharge from the Navy, e and is now a member of the faculty of the Olympia high school in Co. lumbia. The Cobbs are making their home at 1031 Elmwoodl ave nue, Columbia. Helen Virginia Vincent, '47A. of Dillon, and William J. Malmberg, '48 V-12, of Preston. Idaho, Febtu ary 1- at Great Lakes. Ill. Mr.s. MaImberg is making her home at Dillon, while Mr. Malmberg is on duty with the Navy at Great Lakes. Gladys Helen Smith. '44s, of Con way, and Thomas A. Rheuark, Jr., of Conway. January 27 at Conway. Prior to her marriage, Mrs. Rheu ia .aught in thc ;(hoal; of Ho;:y county. The couple are making their home at Darlington. Edith Mildred Grace, of Boston,4 Miss., and Grover Cleveland Kirby, Jr., '42C. of Columbia, February 5 in Boston. Mr. Kirby recently re ceived his discharge from the Navy, and is now connected with the Home Federal Savings and Loan association in Columbia. The cou ple are making their home at 1501 Gladden street. Columbia. Milicent Muriel Faison, '42A. of Colun.hia, and Walker B#.vman Browning, of Ridgeville, February 23 in Columbia. Prior to her mar riage, Mrs. -Buowning was a mem her of the.faculty of the Ridgeville school. The couple are making their home at Ridgeville, where Mr. Browning is engaged in business. Merie Patrick, of St. George and Columbia, and Donald Robert Tom lin, '3REE, of Columbia, February 8 in Columbia. Mr. Tomlin recently received his discharge from service, after having been on duty with the Navy in both the Atlantic and the Pacific theaters, and is now con necte'd with the South Carolina Electric and Gas company in Co lumbia. The couple are making their home in Columbia. Jacqueline Antoinette Testard, '44A, of Columbia. andl Dwight Lyle Pringle, of Newton, Iowa, Febru ary 20 in Columbia. Prior to her marriage, Mrs. Pringle was con nectedl wit h the South Carolina De partment of Education in Colum bia. Wilma Horton Dixon, of Black. stock and Columbia, and Ens, James Graydon Dukes, '45A, of McCormick, January 24 at Black. stock. Ensign Dukes recently re turned to the States after having served 'vith the amphibious forces in the PacIfic theater. lHe Is now stationed on board ship at Seattle, Wash. Georgia Roberta tBobby) Wig llams, '48Ed, of Sumter. and Ens. .Jack Townsend Bechtel, '46A, of West Palm Beach, Fin.. February 20 at Statehurg. They are making their home at West Palm Beach for the present. Frances Kent Bradley, '47A, of Un ion, and Mohley Lewis Jeter, of Union, February 9, at Union. They are making their home at Union, where Mr. .Jeter is engaged( in bus iness. Mary GIlenns Rogers, of Manning, and Lawvre.nce Roland Chewining '32A, of Sumter, February 9 at Man. ning. They are making their home at Sumter, wvhere Mr. Chewning is aidecedwith Thomas and flow., adcompany, wholesale grocers. MarIe Theresa Hlamptons, '86A, and Maj. William Odell Kaminer. .Jr.. of Lexington, Februar y 23 In Columbia. Prior to her marriage, Mrs. Kaminer was a member of the faculty of the Olympia school in Columbia. The couple aie mak ing their home in Columbia. Sara Carolyn Malone, '430, of Buffalo. and Ens. James Irie Mag tin, '46 V-12, of St. Louis, Mo., Feb. Iuary 16at in -.