Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Thelma Ann Reynolds Mailed by the Alumi members of the Associa alumni in the Armed Fc on file in the Alumni C Reunion 1900-1919 Williant H. Harth, '14Sp, of Co, lumbia. was recent speaker at the annual meeting of the Georgij State Recreation conference which was held in Augusta, Ga. Mr. Harth, director of the Colutmbia recreation department, is addressed at 121 South Bull street, Columbia. Francis Wright Bradley, '07A, '09G, dean of the school of arts and sciences at the University. was recently elected to the Commis sion on Institutions of Higher Learning by the Southern Associa tion of Colleges and Secondary Schools, which met in Memphis, Tenn. Samuel Lowry Latimer, Jr., '15L., of Columbia, addressed a recent meeting of the American Legion of Georgia which held its biennial sixth district convention at Macon, Ga. Mr. Latimer who is national vice president of the Legion, was also guest speaker at the Mulberry Methodist church in Macon, where he addressed the Bible class. Christie Benet, 'OA, of Columbia. was elected to head the South Cai olina Bar association at the annual meeting held in Columbia last month. Mr. Benet. former United States senator, is chairman of the board of regents of the S. C. State hospital, South Carolina State War Finance chairman, trustee of Clem son college, and chairman of the Alien Enemy Hearing Board for th Eastern Federal district of South Carolina. 1920-1929 Louis Yelman. '29A, of St. Mat thews, writes in a recent letter to the Alumni office that Reva Yel man, '40A, of St. Matthews, is now addressed at 2000 Anthony avenue, Bronx 57. N. Y. Annie Elizabeth Kaminer, '29FA, '33G, of Lexington. who has been on duty as Personnel Sergeant Major in the Headquarters office in Germany. has been discharged from service, and has accepted civilian employment in the same office where she helps to handle person nel matters for the Claims service in the ETO. She is now at Frank furt. Germany, and is addressed through the Postmaster. New York. N. Y. Tatum W. Gressette, '28A, of St. Matthews, formerly director of the Carolina BAM club, was recently named to head the newly-organized S. C. Boys' and Girls' Industrial School Board. Mr. Gresset te was ap pointed by Gov. Ransome J1. Wil liams. Harriette Cleveland, '22s, of Co lumbia, wfis elected president of the South Carolina Public Schoo! Music department at a recent meet ing held in Columbia. Miss Cleve land makes her home at 20-1 King street, Columbia. Senator Olin DeWitt 'Johnston. *23A, '24L, of Spartanbur-g, was guest speaker at the r-ecent state Jackson dlay dinner meeting in Kan sas City. lHe was also honor guest of the Charleston chapter of the Or der of Ahepa at the Ahepa national banquet held recently in Washiing ton. D. C. Ralpht Carsbol Barbare, '26A, '316, of Darlington, Dairlington c-oumyv superintendent of education, was elected vice-president of the South Carolina Edu-at ion association at the recent state-wide meeting held in Columbia. is election to the vice-piresidency places him in line foi- the presidency of the associa tion for the nexct term. Mr-. Barbare makes his home at Darlington. Melvin rurvis, Jr., '25L, of Flor ence. who for-merly served on the War Crimes Board in Europe, has received his discharge fiom service and is now practicing law at Flor ence. 1930- 1939 Lieut. Bernard Beach Clark, '39A, of Columbia. who is on duty with an engineer unit is now serving in the Pa-ific theater. lHe is addrlessed~ through the Postmaster. San Fran cisco, Calif. Ernest G. Jones, '39E, of Coluim bia, recently received his discharg' from service, and has returned tc his former positIon as chemist with UnIon Bleachery. ije Is now ad dressed at 16 Hla-vley str-eet, Green Ville. James Davidson Good, '36A, '38L of Columbia, who has been on duns In New Orleans. La.. with the FBI was recently transferred to the IHon. olulu. Hawaii Field Office. wherc - - - - - Asst. Editor i Association Office to tion and to non-membe, rces whose addresses are fice. In Print he is serving as Special Agent in Charge. He and Mrs. Good (Clal. borne Bunch), '36A, are addressed at 206 Dillingham Building, Hono lulu, 16, Hawaii. 'Mary Neel Baker, '31G, of Green wood, is addressed at 102 Cam bridge street, Greenwood. John M. Harlee, '34G, of Flor ence, was recently elected superin. tendent of the Florence city schools, succeeding John W. Moore who has resigned. Mr. Harlee has served as principal of the Florence junior high school since 1923. Herbert Malone Black, M.D.. '30EE, of Walterboro, recently re ceived his discharge from service, and has opened an office for the practice of medicine in Walterboro. Doctor Black has served with the Medical corps of the Navy for more than five years, and prior to enter ing the service lie did special work at hospitals in Cleveland, Ohio, Richmond. Va.. and Louisville, Ky. lie is making his home at 71 Carn street. Walterboro. William Carson Ouzts, '33A, '35L, of Columbia, who was formerly on duty with the Navy in the Atlantic Itheater of operations, was reccntiy elected commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Columbia. Mr. Ouzts, who is now a practicing at torney in Columbia, is South Caro lina slate service officer for the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He makes his home in Columbia. James Bryson McCord, '33C, of Manning. was elected mayor of Manning in a recent election held there. Mr. McCord, who makes his home at Manning, recently received 1 his discharge from service, after having been on duty with the AUS for four years t Mrs. Marshall G. Ligon (Jean Campbell), '38Ed, of Florence, is a now making. her 'home at 503 Sher wood circle, Spartanburg. Capt. Ralph Davenport Turner,. '37C, of Columbia, is serving with the armed forces overseas, and 1s now stationed in Korea, where he Is working in the Adjutant General's section in charge of the enlisted personnel. He is addressed through the Postmaster, San Francisco Calif. * First Lieut. Marion Watson Mix. 2 son, '34L, of Union, is 'on duty with the armed forces overseas, and is at present stationed in Japan. le is addressed through the Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. Owen Alderman Duncan, 'R9G, of C Columbia, and Mrs. Duncan (Har- 0 riett Scarborough), '28A, are now a Imaking iheir home at 725 Kawana road. Columbia. Mr. Duncan recemt-e ly receivedl his release from the~ i Navy, after having served for two years with that branch of service.c lie is now head of the Associated Press Bureau in Columbia. ( Lieut. O'mdr. Frank Wright Brad. ley, '36A, of Columbia, recently re ceived his discharge from the Navy. after having been on duty with the a Marine Air Corps in the Pacific theater, lie has resumed his prac. tice of dentistry at 1515 Bull street, 1 Columbia. Lucius Gaston Fishburne, '38L, of IWalterboro, who served for many months with the AU'S in the Euro pean theater, is subject of a por trait by the famed Washington I artist, HaIns Schiereth. The portrait wvas painted while Mr. Fishburne was stationed in Munich. lie is now making his home ait Walterboro, where he is engaged in the real1 estate b)usiness. Eugene Earle Stone, HII, '3OC. of Greenville, was recently featured in a story appearing in the Greenville Piedmont, wvhich told of the part he has played in the manufacture of sun suits made by the Stone Manufacturing company of Green ville. Mr. Stone, president of the 15 year o1(d Greenville concern, is prominent in many community activities, lie is a member of the American Business Club, is Director of the Greenville Chamber of Coam merce, andl also serves as a deacon in t he First Preshbvterian Church of Greenville. Hie is addressed at Box 209,. Greenville. Daid H!. Means, '35A, '37L, of ColumbIa, recently received his dis charge from service, after having been on duty with the AUS for more than three years. During his tour- of duty with the army. he served with the 84th Infantry divi sion In England. France, Belgium. hlolland and Germany. He has re sumed his practice of law in Co lumbia, and is now making his home at 1614 Senate street, Colum bia. Issued by the U RALPH LE 1940-1949 Mr. U. T. McDaniel (Betty Jane Bauknight), '460, of Columbia, re cently accepted a secretarial .posi tion at Mullins. Prior to accepting her present position, Mrs. McDaniel held a similar position in Columbia, Howard Hill Undsay, '45A, of Co. lumbia, is now studying Journalism at the University of Missouri. He Is addressed at 811 College street, Co. lumbia, Mo. Annie Irene Hudson, SK 1-e, '44C, of Columbia, who is on duty with the WAVEs, is addressed at Disburs ing Office, U. S. Fleet Service Schools, Norfolk, 11, Va. Sigmond Kornblut, '47 V-12, of Latta, is now serving with the Navy in the Pacific theater. He is addressed through the Fleet Post Wfice, San Francisco, Calif. Ens. Charles Kearns Connelly, Jr., '46 V-12, of Lancaster, is serv ing with the Navy in the Pacific theater. and is now on duty aboard the USS San Clemente at Shanghai, china. He is addressed through the Fleet Post Office, 'San Francisco, alif. James Blake Boyd, '40C, of Ninnsboro, is making his home at liartsville, where he is connected vith the Sonoco company. He is ad fressed at P. 0. Drawer 399, Harts tille. Sara Louise Rushton, '420, of Co umbia, who has been serving as a itaff assistant with the American led Cross in England and France, ecently returned to the States, and xpects to be discharged from ser. 'ice at an early date. She is now on eave in Columbia. Robert E. Quinn, '43J, of Colum ia, recently received his disdharge rom service, after having been on luty with the AAF for more than hree years, two years of which vere spent in the South Pacific.'He ecently re-entered the University, nd is now addressed at 3303 Blos om street, Columbia. Francis Marion Draffin, D.D.S., 12A, of Columbia, was recently re ?ased from the navy, after hAving ieen on duty with that branch of ervice for three years, 18 months If which were spent in the Pacific heater, where he served as dentist board the cruiser, USS Half Moon. Ie is now practicing dentistry in 'olumbia, and makes his home at 230 Wheat street. Columbia. James Hagood (Jim) Ellison, '45C, f Columbia, recently received his ischarge from service, after having een on duty with the U. S. Marine orps for three years, many months f which were spent in China and n Okinawa. He is now addressed t 820 Gregg street, Columbia. T-5 Herbert L. Benson, Jr., '440, ft Columbia, is serving as a pho ographer for the public relations ffice of the First Cavalry Division v~erseas. iIe is addressed through he Postmaster. San Francisco. ~alif. Ens. Alban Edward Samuet, 15 V-E2. of Beaufort, recently re eivedl his discharge from the Navy. fter' having been on duty with the e'abees in the Philippines, China, und (Guam. He is now addressed at 14 Craven street, Beaufort. S-Sgt. Harold Clyde McAbee, '40C, f Woodruff, recently received his Iischarge from service, and is now perating a grocery store at Wood uff together with his brother, Leg er MceAbee, '38A. They are both ad Iressed at Woodruff. Ens. Carlton Staniey -Smith, 17 V-12, of LaGrange, Ill., is now erving aboard the aircraft carrier JSS Sicily in the Pacific. He is ad Iressed through the Fleet Post Of 'ice, San Francisco, Calif. Sgt. Howard Franeis Knight, 48A, of North Charleston, is on tuty with an Ordnance unit of the AUS overseas, lie is addressed hrough the Postmaster, New York Lieut. (Jg) James B. (Buddy) black, '45C, of Banmberg, recently returned to the States after a tour of duty with the Navy overseas. HeI is addressed at USS LST 464. in LAare of the Postmaster, Galveston Texas. Sgt. George Marion (iFootalej Faile, Jr., '44A, of Kershaw, is now addressed at Section A. WD Per sonnel Center, Camp Gordon, Ga. William Maxwell Bader, '45A, of Roanoke, Va., recently returned to the States, aftor having been on duty with the armed forces in the Pacific. HeJ is now addressed at 613 Avon road, R. C., Roanokce, Va. Samuel Darby Pendergrass, Jr., PhM. 'i-c, '47A, of Columbia, is now addressed at U. S. Naval Hospital Staff, Dublin, Ga.. where he is a pa tient. Frederick Elliotta Qunn.. '4m miversity of South Carolina A WIS '29, Executive Secretary and FOUREAROL AWARDED N, WALKER HUGGINS At least four "Fighting Game cocks" were- awarded the Navy Cross, on a par with the Army's Distinguished Service Cross and the Marine Corps Brevet Medal, during the Second World War. "For extraordinary heroism in combat action." the blue and silver ribbon signifies the Navy's highest award for heroism, second only to the Congressional Medal of Honor. Winners of the medal pictured here are: (top left) Lieut. William M. Walker, USNR, -'37E, (top right) Lieut. Comdr. Asbury I. Sallenget, USNR. '39A, (bottom left) Lieut. Jesse C. Huggins, USNR, '43, and (bottom right) First Lieut. Thomas D. Hopkins, Jr., USMC, '37A. Lieutenant Walker, of Columbia, was awarded the Navy Cross foi his "great skill, daring and inspir ing leadership" in commanding a party from his submarine, the USS Darb. lie led the party ashore oi Karafuto island in Japan on the night of July 22. 1945, and planted explosives on a railroad, wiecking an enemy train. This was only one of many exploits for whIch the sub gained fame durIng the time Lieu tenant Walker was aboard. He may be addressed in care of Char-les D. Green at Spartanburg. Commander Sallenger of Flor ence was the Atlantic fleet's first U-boat ace. He is credited with, or assisted in, four "positiv'e" and three "probable" sinkings of enemy submarines, and in addition to th" Navy Cross has received the Silvei Star medal, the Distinguished. Fly. ing Abrois, and letters of comnmnnda tion, 'The Navy Cross was awarded for action in which he piloted his torpedo bomber alone against two of York, is addressed at King.i Mountain street, York. Ens. Herbert James (Red) Ham ilton, '47 V-12, of Mansfield, Ohio, is now on duty with the Navy in the Pacific theater. Wearer of the American theater ribbon, the Pa cific theater ribbon,. and the Vic tory ribbon, he is addressed through the Fleet Post Office, San Fran cisco, Calif. Doris Ellae Bates, '48C, of Co lumbla, is employed as bookkeepe, In the business office of the South westerp Baptist Theological Sem inary at Fort Worth, Texas. She is addressed1 at Box 6515, Seminar.e Hill Station, Fort Worth, Texas. Betty Lou Brockinton, '46A, ol Kingstree, is now teaching English In the Manning high school at Man. nling. Golda Vermuelie HAie, '46A, of Co lumbia, is now 'doing graduate work- at the Univorsity of Kansas. Lawrence, Kans., and is also 'serv ing as assistant instructor of chemn istry. She is addressed at 1731 In. diana, Lawrence. Arthur William Sabo, '41P, of Wil liamston, Pa., recently received his discharge from service, after having been on duty with the. AUS f,or more then three years. He and' Mrs. Sa bo, and small daughter make their home at 1323 West Auburn street, Philadelphia, Pa. Walter Lonnie Keisler, '41EC, of St. Matthews, recently received his discharge from service, and is now employed with the S. C. State High 7 [Jont Jumni Association Alumni Editor INA ALUMNI AVY CROSS SALLZNGER As4' HOPKINS surfaced enemy subs, sank one and contributed to the sinking of the other. Commander Sallenger's two brothers, Edward D. Sallenger, Jr.. '35A, and Kenneth W. Sallenger, '43C, were also students at the Un. versity, as was Mrs. Edward D. Sal lenger, Jr. (Jacquelin Emerson), '35Ed. Commander Sallenger lives now at 221 Syrcle Drive N. W., Navy Point, Warrington P. 0.. Pensacola. Fla. Lieutenant Huggins. of Columbia, was awarded the coveted medal for his "extraordinary heroism as j pilot of a carrier based torpedo bomber" during the Second Battle of the Philippine Sea. Octoher 23, 1944, when he scored a direct tor pedo hit on a Jap carriei. which sank a few moments later. He was a member of the famous "Fabled Fifteen" air group, commanded by the Navy's top-ranking ace, Comd:. David McCampbell, aboard the car rier ESSEX. Lieutenant Huggins plans to remain in the Navy, and may be addressed at: VT 17, Fleet Post Office, New York, N. Y. First Lieutenant Hopkins of Hop. kins, w~as awarded the Navy Cross for his iheroism in continua rg, de spite serious wounds. to leadl the men of his company to 0op'n the p)athway across a vital ridge on northern Iwvo Jima in March. 1944. Hie refused to .be evacuated after reeceiving the first wound, but con tinued to give instructions and aid other wvounded, until he w~as hit ~a second time and lost consciousness. Lieutenant Hopkins also saw serv ice with occupatIon forces in Japan. and is stationed temnporarily at Parris Island, S. C.. awaiting re lease from the service. Hei may be addressed at his home at Hopkins. way department, lHe makes his home at St. Matthews. Ens. Philip Pfannebecker, '46EE of 'Doigeville. N. Y., is now ad dressed at Officers' Organization Course. Columbia Detail D-104, Na val Training Station, Newport, 1H I. Oscar Jackson Rodgers, '4RA, alI Lancaster, who is now on duty wrih the Navy, is addressed at Compan, 98, Unit X, N. T. S., Norfolk, Va. Frances Carlisle, '46A, of Colum bia. recently won the distinction of being on the first semester honor roll at the Juiliard School of Music in New York City. Miss Carlisle is nowv a stud(ent at Juilliard. James Warren Widemani, Jr.. '44A, of Manning, who has com pleted his junior year-at the Medi. cal ~College of the Slate of South CarQllna in Charleston. is now serving as a junior intern at the McLeod infirmary at. -Florence. Louis Hale Ciere, '470E, of Co lumbia, -re(ently spent a ieav'e at home, after having been on dut.i3 with the Navy in the Pacific area A veteran of more than two years duty with the Navy, he served In the Philippines and Okinawa. lie is now stationed aboard the USS Adair. Prior to entering the se vice, he was employed with The Columbia Record in Columbia. Simpson Jones Zimmerman, Jr., '48C, of Columbia, recently received his discharge from service, after having been on duty with the AUS for three years, two of which were spent in the European theater of Annie Lee Young. '25A Men and women of Ca graduates, are requesteO tir changing addresse University Campus, Col Future Alumni A son, William Dagnall Meetze, to the Rev. George Elias Meetse, '30A, and Mrs. Meetze. March 16 in Columbia. The Rev. Mr. Meetze is pastor of the Lutheran Church of the Incarnation in Columbia. The Meetzes make their home at 504 Sims avenue, Columbia. A son, Dierk Rhynsburger, to Willert Rhybsburger, and Mrs. Rhynsburger (Sarah Catherine Gar ner), '46C, March 5, in Seattle. Wash. The Rhybsburgers make their home at 1721 Sunset avenue, Seattle. A son, Reid Hood Montgomery, Jr., to Reid Hood Montgomery, '38G. and Mrs. Montgomery, March 12 at Sumter. The Montgomerys make their home at Sumter, where Mr. Montgomery is assistant superin tendent of the Edmunds high school A son, William Paul Eaddy, to Cecyl Plemister Eaddy, '43A, and Mrs. Eaddy, March 18 in Columbia. The Eaddys make their home in Co lumbia. A son, Robert King. III, to Lieut Robert King, Jr., '42EE, and Mrs. King, March 21 at Avalon, Santa Catalina Island, Calif. The Kings made their home at 1509 San Pablo avenue, Fresno, Calif. A daughter, Margaret Gibson Wil liams, to Braxton Holloway Wil liams, and Mrs. Williams (Margaret Valiant Cooper), '34s, March 18 in Greenville. operations. lie is now making his home in Columbia. Anita Davidson Aull, '42A, of Co. lumbia. was recently discharger from the WAVEs, and is now au dressed at 1818 Gervais street, Co lumbia. During her tour of duty with the WAVEs, Miss Aull was sta tioned at the Naval Air Station, Patuxent River. Md. Mrs. Jordan Thomas Rogers ( a rah Louisa FlInn), '43J, of Colum bia, plans to leave for Europe soon, where she will join her husband who is vice consul with the state department at Stuttgart, German.. Three other alumnae whose hus bands are now in Europe, also plai to join them there. They are Mrs. George F. Charlton (Catherine Toal), '40J, of Columbia, who will go to Southoxen. Germany, where her husband is an instructor at the United States Constabulary school; Mrs. John S. Baskin (Frances Hart) '38A, of Columbia, who will go to Frankfort, Germany, where het husband is secretary of the general staff stationed at Frankfort; Mrs. Robert H. Bull (Marion Aldrich Wyman), '42A, of Columbia, who will join her husband at Salzburg, Austria. where he is on the divisior, staff of the 42nd "Rainbow" divi sion there. Sgt. William Ernest Griffin, '46E of G;reenville, is serving with the Sixth Marine Division in the Pa cific theater, and is now stationed at Tsingtao, China, lie is addressed through the Fleet Post Office, Sun Francisco, Calif. Cpi. Margaret Godbold Fields, '45A, of Columbia, Is now addresse.d at Box 8.3. Henderson, Nev. Mrs. Albert L,. Naragon (Mar. garet Leoniora Sloane), '44C, of Cu lunmbia, is nowv addresse'd at 10 Hampton place. Geneva, N. Y. James Nanice Parr, SM 3-e, '47A. of Newberry, Is nowv on duty with the Navy, and is serving aboa' the UJSS Craven in the Pacific. 1IE is addressed through the Fleet Pos' Office, San Francisco, Calif. Pfe. William Weston Dilxon,. '45E. of Columbia, is now on duty with) the infanti:y, and is addressedl at Company C, sGth~ Cml. Mort. Bn., Camp Campbell. Ky. Ens. Edward H. (Ned) Hlance, '46A, of Miami Beach, Fla., is now addressed at Officers' Organization Course, l3ks. [D 104. N. T. S., New port. Rhode Island. First Lient. Hulamnd MorrIs (11y) Bryant, '420, of Schenectady. N. Y., recently received hIs discharge from service, after having been on duty with a Field Artillery Group in the European theater. During his tour of overseas duty, Lieuten ant Bry3ant served for' two year' with the 34th.Division in Italy. HeI is now addressed at 208 Unmon street, Schenectady. Harold Brungardt, '47 V-12. of Lincoln, Nebr., who formerly served with the Navy in the Paci fic, and who was a abrvivor of the USS Lexington, recently received his discharge from service, and as now addressed at 1815 Magnolia av'enue, Los Angeles, 6, Calif. Mrs. Warren F. Miles (Reverb. Joyce Perkina), '"90, of Florence, is addressed at 2089 Burroughs street, San Diego 11 Calif ,380 --Asst. Editor I rolina, graduates and non I to send alumni news and s to the Alumni Office, umbia, South Carolina. They Promised Amilee Frances Hines, of Ches. nee, and Ens. Norman Eugene Dukes, '46A, of Branchville, Feb. ruary 17 at Chesnee. Ensign Dukes recently reported to Newport, R. I., where he is on duty with the navy. Elizabeth Constance Steuart, of Tampa, Fla., and Capt. Wiliam Dailey Harris, '43A. of lamar, at Tampa. Captain Harris has served with the AAF in both the European and Pacific theaters. The couple * are making their home in Wash. ington, D. C. Carol Jane Allen, of New York City, and Lieut. (jg) James Edward Wheeler, '40A, of Columbia, March 4 at Glencoe, Md. They are making their home in New York City. Helen Elizabeth Gibert, '44A, of St. Matthews. and Lieut. Benjamin Lenford Watkins, Jr., of Winston Salem. N. C.. March 10 at St. Matt. hews. Prior to her marriage, Mrs. Watkins was a member of the high school faculty at St. Matthews. Edith Aldrich Murphy, '48A, of Columbia, and Lieut. Erwin Tatum 9 Ridgeway, Jr., of Columbia and Lake Murray, March 15 in Colum bia. Molly Pearte Mathias, '4lEd, of Columbia, and Lieut. Otis 0. Now lin, of Hartsborne, Okla., January 17 in Columbia. They are making their home at Joplin. Mo., where Lieutenant Nowlin is on duty at Camp Crowder. Winifred Burford, '40C, of Cal boun Falls and Columbia, and James Monroe Fulmer, '40A, '40L, of Columbia, March 9 in Columbia. Mr. Fulmer recently received his discharge from service, after having been on duty with the navy in the Pacific theater. He is now prac ticing law in Columbia. The couple are making their home at 2741 Bur-. ney drive, Columbia. Carol Grenda Shapiro, '45Ed, of Richmond, Va.. and Louis Cohen, of Brooklyn, N. Y., February 10 in Brooklyn. They are making their home at 101 Division avenue, Brooklyn. Catherine Dickert, of Newberry and Columbia. and Drayton Luther Nance, Jr., '45 V-12, of Newberry, March 9 at Newberry. Barbara J. Birbeck, of Palo Alto, Calif., and James Emerson Smith, '40A, of Columbia, February 1^ in San Francisco, Calif. Mr. Smith is now on terminal leave from the AAF, after having served overseas with that branch of service for two years. Prior to entering the service, he was employed with the S. C. State Highway department in Co. I umbi)1a. Lillian Hluiet M~oore, '42A, of Co. iumbiia, andl Maj. Truman Alexan der Hopkins. of Booneville, Mo., March 15 in Columbia. Prior to. her marriage, Mrs. Hopkins was con nected with the Standard Oil com-t Pany in Columbia, The couple are making their home in St. Louis, Mo., wher:e Major Hopkins is con. neeted with the Veterans' adminis ration. Johanna Ehriyne Lane, '43A, of Mullins, and Glenn L. Blushey, of York Springs, Pa., March 15 in Charlotte, N. C. Prior to her mar. riage, Mrs. Bushey was associated with the Liberty Mutual Insurance complany in Louisville. Ky. and Charlotte, N. C. The coup)le are making their home in Asheville, N. C. Lillian Almne Laakson, of Port Chester. N. Y., andl Lieut. Willianm Chiappell (Dili) Overton, '38A, of Columbia, Februaryv 28 at Long Beach, Calif. Licutenanit Overton has been on duty with the Navy for more than three years, and has seen dluty in various Pacific points, He is now executive of ficer of the USS Queens. Peggy Browninig Martin, '46A, of Salley, andl Thomas Calhoun McGill of Monticello and Conway. Prior to S he'r marriage, Mrs. McGill was a member, of the faculty of the Loris public school at Loris. Mlary' Margaret Phillips, of Bel ton, and First 1.ieut. Harry Duff Riddle, '88A, of Columbia, March 9 i New Ynork C'ity. Lieutenant Rid (.i5now on duty with the Medi ((11 Corps~ of the AUS at Camp) 1(1. mer, N. J., prior to overseas duty.4 The couple are making their home at 32 Isast 62nd street, New York City. Mary Elizabeth Lunn, of Darling. ton, and Lieut. (Jg) Kay Luca. Rirven, '48A, of Darlington, March 23 at Darlington. Lieutenant Kit. yen ret urnedI to the States mn Dc. cember, 1945, after having been on duty with the Navy in the Atlantic and Pacific theaters- te is now sta- S tioned in Crles