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Thelma Ann Reynolds Mailed by the Alumn members of the Associal alumni in the Armed Foi on file in the Alumni 0 Reunion 1900-1919 The Rev. Henry [ide Reaves, '18A, of Alcolu, is now pastor of the First Presbyterian church, Lawrenceburg, Tenn. The Rev. Mr. Reaves former ly served as a chaplain in the navy. Walter Oarson Hodges, '15A, of Columbia, is now manager of the Life Department of Marsh and Mc Lennan, Inc., Chicago. Ill. Hie makcs his home at 2452 Prairie avenue, Evanston, Ill. Mary Lenoir Rauch, '14s, of Bal lentine, is now addressed at 2759 Green street, Jacksonville 5. Fla. Capt. Clark D. Waring, '19A, of Columbia, formerly addressed at 4107 Kenilworth avenue, Columbia, is now addressed at Florence, Ariz. William Leonard Perry, '.12A, re cently attended the annual meeting of the United States chamber of commerce which was held at At lantic City, N. J. Mr. Perry, who is chairman of the Columbia chamber's national affairs committee, makes his home at 1728 Hollywood drive, Columbia. 1920-1929 Dorcey K. Lybrand, '28A. '301., of Aiken. was reccntly elected Aiken county Democratic chairman. Mr. Lybrand, who formerly served with the United States navy, where he held the rank of lieutenant com mander, is now practicing law at Aiken. He has also seived as Aiken imagistrate. Col. Alan Johnstone McCutchen. *27A, of Columbia, who is on duty with the United States Army En gineers at. Bamburg, Germany, is serving as ocnstabulary en gineer at Bamburg, Germany. Colonel McCutchen, who has been in Europe for almost a year, was formerly on duty in leeland for more than two years. Edward Cantey Hiaile, '25A. was recently appointed locality housing expediter for the newly established office located in Columbia. and he will serve Columbia and the sur rounding territory. ANr. Ilaile, who served during the war with the AAF, was an empLoyee of the Ilome Owners Loan corporation prior to entering the service. lie and Mrs. H1alle (Elizabeth Brooks). '30A. and their son, make their home at 206 South Waccamaw avenue, Colum bia. Thomas Ketchin Elliott McDon aid, '21L, of Winnsboto, was re elected Fairfield county Democratic chairman, at a recent county meet Ing, and James Spann Edmunds, *115A, of Ridgeway, was re-elected secretary of the executive commit tee. Mr. McDonald practices law at Winnsboro, and Mr. Edmunds is en gaged in the mercantile and fetti lizer manufacturing business at Rlidgeway. Albert K. Brown, '29Ed, of Wag ener, is now addressed at Route 2. Trenton. Col. Hoyt Seymuour JBryan, '29G, of Pickens, recently received his dis charge from the army, andl is now connected with the Veterans Ad ministration in Columbia. Colonel Bryan is addressed at Box 432, Greenwood. Mrs. J. Riley Cathcarf ( Elizabeth Muller). '21A, of 609 Wildwood ave nue, Columbia. writes in a recent letter to the Ahurnni office, that her brother, The Rev. Albert Charles Muller, '20.A, has recently moved Intio t he new rect ory at 2808 Fourt h avenue, Richmond. 22; Va., where he is rctclor of the Episcopal Church of the Ascension, and editor of 'The Virginia Churchman." Frank A. Ulmer, '24A, o,f Green ville, is operator of the Frank tl rner Lumber comp)any in Greenville. M'r. Ullmer makes his home at 36 Jones avenue, Greenville. 1930- 1939 George Stanley Brytanf, '35A, of Conway, recently announced his Candlidacy for C.ongress from the sixth congressional district in SouthI Carolina. Mr. Bryant has served in the South Carolina legislature ftrom Jiorry county during the years J9936 3940. A veteran of 19 months service with the army in the European the Ster, he is author of a book. *Straight Fromt the Rat tlefront" whic h is scheduled to be pub)lished in July. John Julius Pringle, Jr., '32f., of Columba., was recently appointed a South Carolina representative of the Rob.nson-llumphr-ey company security house of Atlanta. Mr. Prin gle formerly served as a lieutenant commander in the navy, and has recently been connected with Or ganized Business, Inc. Prior to en. ting the service in 1942. Mr. Pringle was an attorney with the dlepartment of justice in Washing ton. D. C. S- Asst. Editor i Association Office to -ion and to non-membe. ces whose addresses are Ffice. In Print Sidney Duane Duncan. '38A, '401, was recently elected president of the Wade Hampton club of the Young Democrats of Richland coun ty. Mr. Duncan practices law in Columbia. Hugh Cook Brown, '31C. of Me Cormick, was elected executive see retary of the Clark's Hill Flood Control and Power Authority 'or ganization at a recent meeting held in Columbia. Mr. Brown, a mer chant and insurance man, makes his home at McCormick. Hugh Toland Stoddard, 'OA. '37G, of'Sumter, formerly of Columbia, was recently elected assistant super intendent of the Sumter city schools. Mr. Stoddard, a former principal of Edmunds high school at Sumter, is now in charge of the veterans division of that institution. lie has also served for three years with the United States Marine corps. Mr. Stoddard succeeds ReId Hood Montgomery, '38G. who has resigned to accept a position with the Sumter Daily' Item. 1.lent. Robert Dell Lambert, Jr., '37EE, recentlb returned to Colum bia on leave, after having been on duty with the Navy for more than three years. During his tour of duty with the navy, Lieutenant Lambert served as instructor in radar. Prior to entering the service, he was con nected with the Federal Communi cations commission at Miami, Fla.. and had previously been employed as a radio engineer in Columbia. The Rev. Wilson Oshotirnie Wel don, '31A, of lIigh Point, N. C.. re cently conducted a series of church services at the Wesley Memorial Methodist church in Columbia. The Rev. Mr. Weld.on is pastor of the First Methodist church of High Point. The Rev. John Madison Vounginer, 'BOA, is pastor of the Wesley Memorial Methodist church. Adolphus Fletcher Spigner, Jr., '37A. '401,. recently entered the gen eral practice of law in Columbia, after having received his discharge from the United States navy. Prior to entering the navy. Mr. Spigner practiced law in Columbia for a short ime. and later became con nected with the Fedeiai lumeau of Investigation. Mr. Spigner's temp orary offices are localed at 12:1 Washington street. Columbia. John Albert Morrell, MaM 1-c. '30A, of Lykesland, recent 13' received his discharge from service, afler having been on duty with the navy for more than three years, 18 months of which were spent in Eng land and Fiance. During his tour of duty with the navy, Morrel. s. *v ed as navy mail clerk at Charleston, 'Washington. D. C., and at his over seas stations, lie has resumed his (-ivilian duties with the post office department as railway postal clerk betwcen Jacksonville, Flia., and llamlet, N. C. Chaplain William H. Bonmknlght, ,Jr., '34G, of Newherry. is now ad dtressedl at P. 0. Box 4197. Duke Sta tion, Dui ham, N. C. PatuI Hamilton Waring Webb, '37A, of Columbia, was recently named associate professor of biology iat Coker to lIege, llartsville, andl will assume his dutiles t here at t he be ginninog of the fall term, lie is now completing requiirements for his Ph.D dertgree at t he University of INorthi Carolina,. wher e he is also in structing in biology. Niles Alfred Borop. ~Jr., M.D., '38A, of Lenark, Ill., formerly ad dressed at Tahor City. N. C., is now addressed at Staff, Commander Am phibiouis Forces Atlantic, U SS Cater tin, Norfolk, Va. Lli-tut. Col, Frederick J. Knoh latuch, 'St A, of Charlesi.nn, retined to the States in .January, 1946, after having been on duty with the Army Medical corps for more than two years in the European t heates. Dur. ing his tour of overseas duty, he served as a surgeon at Itic B3remen Port Command. Bremen, Ge. many. lie is now commanding officer of thle A rmored Medical Reseatrch liab orat ory att Fort Knox, Ky. The Re-v. Hlawley B. L.ynn, '37A, of Jiefferson, formerly addressed at Myers Park Met hodist church, Chiar lotte, N. C.. is now arddressed at Pitcken s. Liettt. ij) Dhan I). E-llis, '390,. of IColumbia. recently ret urnedt to the States, after having br-en on dtuty Iwith the U. S. Navy overseas. Lieu tenant Ellis served aboard the mine craft. tender, USS5 Bastion. Fellx BaIley Greene, Jr., 'S8A, '4th0, of Newhrry, is now practicing law at Newherry. Fot merly address ed at 1125 htagoodl aventue. Coluim hiia, he is now a(dressedt at Box :322, Robert dward fe Freeman, Jr., '350, of Camer-on, was recent ly madle vice-pre-sidlent of the Simpsonvilte Lumber companv, Inc. at Simnson. Issued by the Un RALPH LEV Victory Reunic Alumni Opinio As "On the Alumni Front" g( 19, are being held up to cons< alumni. The Alumni Council has long armed forces and in civilian pu Reunion to be held on the camF life. Such a gala event is being pl It seems entirely impractical to postponed their post-war reunion Thousands of Carolinians still i the University, the food problen postwar reconversion of the alut big occasion. But the Alumni Council face program for June 19 of this yea the limit. Columbia hotels repor state convention plus the usual A general luncheon, or a bre The Council is faced with i out a general meal, or to cancel to be held later, and holding ele years. Alumni Council members, mee cancel plans for all Alumni Day e committee composed of John J. mine what can be done and to r General alumni opinion on th from alumni on whether to hold, Would you attend an alumni me June 19? Please rush your opinion to th ville. lie is also continuing with his duties as traveling salesman for the Carolina wholesale company of Co iumbia. Mr. Freeman is addressed a, Box 144, Cameron. Sgt. Preston C. Johnston, '38C. of St. George, is now addi essed at llqs. and Ilqs. onipany, TAS, Fott Knox. Ky. Sgt. Edward King Hardin. '491., of Chester, has received his dis charge from service, after having been on duly with the AAF for more than two years in the Euro pean theater, in England and France. Mr. HFardin is addressed at Chester. 1940-1949 George Zuckerman, '40,1. of Brooklyn. N. Y., recently published his second novelette. "The Vic tims," which appeared in a recent issue of Cosmopolitan magazine. That magazine reports that Mr. Zuckerman's story has been pur chased by a IHollywood film studio. Mr. Zuckerman now makes his home in Hollywood. Staff Sgt. James R. <Jimm.) Sheridan, '46A. recently received his discharge from service, after having been on duty with the AAF. lie makes his home in Columbia, and plans to resume his studies at the U!niversity. Joshua Paul Beam, '44G, of G;aff ney, was recently named superin tendenOt of the G;affney city schiool%, sutcceding L.. F. Carson, wvho has esigned. Mr. Beam who has been connected with the Gaffney schools Ifor 14 years, has served as princi pal of the high school since 1940. Ile has also taught in schools at Waynesvil le, N. C., and in Chero kee and Marlboro counties. Daniel Malloy tiDan) M1cEachinm, '46A, of Florence, recently ,receiv ed his discharge from service, af Ier having been on duty with the AU'S in France and Germany. Hie is wearer of I he Purple lieart. itent. t Jg) WIllIam L.ander tRilly) Mahon, Jr., '43A, of George town., is serving with the Navy, and is now stationed at Charleston. lIe was a recen t visi tot at the I'n i versity. Litett. Charles Henry Moorefleld, Jr., '410CE, of Columbia, recently received his discharge fromn serv ic, after having been on dutty with the Navy for almost four years. lie is now connected withI the Fact ory MtutaI Insurta nce compiany in Bios toni, Mass. Jtohn I .awrence (.Jack) Frierso, .Jr., '450, of D)arlin gton, for mmly of Columbia, was recently elected piresiden t of the Darl in gton Coun ty Education association. Mr. Frierson is direct or (of at hlet ics anrd music at St. .tohn's high school at Dar lington. Ma.i. JIack Orrix Brown, '40.1, is now addressed at 2315 East flamp t on. Tucson, Atr is.. Ronnie Iaye Clemonms, '41A, of Green Sea, is now ser ving as a stewardess with Delta Air l.ines. She is addressed at Mutnniipal Aim port, Chiicago. Ill. Ens. Boy Newcome, '46A, of Lex ington, Ky., is serving withI thle Navy in Ithe Paciftic, anmd will take part in the atomic thotmb tests wvhich ate schedutled for this suim mer. Ensign Newcome is address ed at Sa n Marcos, L,. S. D. 25. Fleet Post Office, San Francisco. Calif. Ens. Auagnatums Charles Pfitt.er, ' 44F,Et. of Chattanoona, Trnan, I iversity of South Carolina A /IS, '29, Executive Secretary and n To Be Held In n Sought In Maki >es to press, plans for Iumni acti ler available space and food facili been preparing for a big ppstwa rsuits have expressed interest in a us after our fighting men-and w anned right now to take place in i attempt to hold the big reunion ; unti. June, 1947. n uniform could not attend a reun! i, the war-torn condition: of the 4 nni program are matters that musi s unusual difficulties in arranging r. Facilities for serving meals on t* t that they will be crowded to thi burdens and difficulties of the tim, Akfast or a dinner, for June 19 sei e question of whether to hold a sn all plans for Alumni Day, concentr< ction of officers by mail ballot as -ing this week, expressed the conser vents for June of this year, but the ieibels, Claude R. McMillian, and ecommend a solution of the probl e subject is sought. Any suggesti or not to hold, an annual meeting eting, planned without an alumni e Alumni Day Committee, Universi addressed at 15 Arguello boblevard, San Francisco. Calif. John Earl lahaffey, H1A 1-e, '47A, of Lancaster, is on duty with the Navy at Okinawa. lie is ad dressed at Navy 3256, Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif. Alms. Berdell .. Freeman tDoro thy 'an Reuren), '468p., of Kings Iree, will leave the States soon to join her husband in Japan, where they plan to make their home dur ing Ihe next tw6 years. Mrs. Free man is addressed in care of Capt. B. L. Freeman, Hq. 1st Cavalry Brigade, APO 201, Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. Ens. Stanley Walter Mastej, '46A, of East Chicago, Ind., is on duty with the Navy, and recently sailed for the Philippine Islands. lit is ad dressed at USS Duluth. Fleet Post Office. San Francisco, Calif. Sgt. Benjamin Frank Walker, Jr., '44CE, of Columbia, who has been on duty with an Fngineer group in the European theater, re cently left his overseas station to return to the States. e is now addressed at his home address, Route 3, Columbia. Mrs. Glenn L. Bushey (Johanna E. Lane), '4RA, of Mullins, is now adldressedl at 20 Colonial Place, Asheville, N. C. Le-on DI. Murray. .Jr. S, 1-c, '44A, of Charleston, is now stationed at the Yokosuki Naval Base in Jlapan, and is addressed at Commissioned Off icers' Club, Navy 3923, Fleet Post Office, San FraneIsco, Calif. A brolther-, Ens. WillIam E. Murray, '45A, is addressed at USS LST 617, Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif. H-e is serving as engineering officer aboard his ship. Robert ClIfton Page, '440, of Ay nor, w'ho spent many months as a prioner of war in Germany, having heen raptured February 17, 194:3, has returned to the Stales, Hie was recently elected mayor- of Aynor, succeeding Eugene Hlerbert Car mIchael, '29A, who did not offer for ic-elect ion. Ens. Sidntey Sayles Blackburn, Jr., '4'7 V-12, of Columbia, who -is :on dutty with the Navy, is now ad dIIessedi at Sri. 18, 1'SS Columbia, 56-CL, Fleet Post Office, New York. N. Y. Robert F. IIodges, '41C, of Colum bia. who has served for many mnhwih the AIlS, reently re ADVICE TO RET URNIIh AND SONS AND DAI 'oirmer- studenls, or- sons and enter or re-enter, the Uiniver-sity write the RIegistar immed1iately - applications for- admission, or re The Uiniver-sity hias announcet dutring the suimmer-. Two session a 12-weeks summer- trn beginni 7. and an eight-weeks summer sa Atugust 10. The regtular fall sem September- 9, hut registration of will he held on September 12. tiniver-sity authorities hope th able for all stuldents wishing to stummer sessions, btut do not ex tory facilities for- all students ne If you expecNto attend the Uni your application In Immediately. Fotrmer student veterans whc at-c urged to apply to the V'eter-i ficates of elIgibIlIty and entitlemt the service, In order that no timi obtaining suhaistence allownce. a ion , lumni Association Alumni Editor 1946 Or 1947 ng 1946 Plans ity for Commencement Day, June ies and to ascertain the wishes of r reunion. Many alumni in the grand two or three-day Victory omen-have returned to civilian he fall of 1946 or in June. 1947. sooner. Many institutions have on now. Crowded conditions at lumni records, and the strain of be considered in planning for the for even a smaller Alumni Day e campus are alfeady strained to ir limit on that day with a large ~s. !ms to be out of the question. tall annual business meeting, with ting on the big post-war reunion has been done during the war sus that it would be practical to Council has appointed a special the Alumni Secretary to deter em. :ns or expressions of preference on June 19 will be appreciated. reunion luncheon or dinner, on ty Campus, Columbia. ceived his discharge from service, and has resumed his duties with the 'Mills' Mill at Woodruff. lie is addressed at Woodruff. L.ieut. (Jg) 4 Williams Mcever (Billy) Bryan, Jr., '40A, is now ad dressed at U. S. Naval lospital, Charleston. First Lieut. Clark E. Merchant, '45E, who is on duty with the U. S. Marine Corps at Pearl Harbor, T. ii., is a student at the Navy Pacific University there, during his off-hours. The school is conduct ed by Navy and Marine personnel and civilians. Pfe. Walter Paul Heisler, '46A, of Leesville, now on guard duty in the peace time corps of the Ma rines, is addressed at First Guard company, Guard Bn., Camp Pendle ton, Peanside, Calif. Ens. William Bryan Dozier, '45 V-I2, of Marion. is now on duty with the Seabees on Okinawa, and is addressed at Commander Serv ice Force, Pacific Fleet, Fleet Post Office, San Francisco. Calif. Ens. Charles H. Cishman, Jr., '46 V-I2, who is on duly with the Navy, recently joined the Atlantic Fleet. After having served for 14 months in the Pacific. is I ad dressed at USS LSM (R) 514. Fleet Post Office. New York, N. Y. James Cullum Graham, '460, re cent ly received his discharge fromt service, and is now engaged in the Real Etate business wvith his fath eri in Columbia. He makes his home at 3219 Ileywvard street, Columbia Clinch Hleyward Belser, '40A, '40G, was separatedi from the serv ice recently, after having been on dutly with the AAF. lie is now at tending law school at Yale univer ity ani addressed at .327 Tem pIe street, New Haven, Conn. Pvt. Johtn Duidtey Cuarrie, '48C, of Loris, who is on duty with the AUS, is now addressed at Co. E, T1hird Medical Training Battalion, Army Service Forces Training Cen ter (Medical ), Fort Sam I touston, Texas. ,Mrs. Riobert Hugh Dilon (Mary Kathleena Cleekley), '4601, of Nor'th Augusta, is now addlressed at 215 Allard street, Glendive, Montana. PfIe. Henry RadclIffe Murphy, '47A, of Charleston, is on dtuty with the Marine Corps in the Pacific, and is now add(ressed at UJ. S. Ma IG FORMER STUDEN1S~ IGHTERS OF ALUMNI latughters of alumni, wiho plan to this summer' or this fall should or necessary blanks, and file their admission, as soon as practicable. I plans for' continuouls oper'ation s will be conducted this sulmmer: ng Jlune 20 and ending September hool opening .June 20 and closing ester for new students will begin former studlents for the fall term at dormitory rooms will be avail room on the~ caimpuas (during the pe'ct to lbe ale to prlovide dlori-I sI fall. ~ersity, in the fall, particular'ly, get plan to r'e-enter the UJniver'sity ins Administration for their cer'tl nt, Immediately upon release from may be lost after registration In Frank K. Sloan, '43J - Men and women of Ca graduates, are requestec their changing addresse 'University Campus, Col They Promised Dorothy Harrelson, of Wilming ton, N. C., and Capt. James A. Campbell, '39A, of Dillon, April 17 in Cohimbia. Captain Cfmpbell, who served with the AAF overseas, and who was a prisoner of the Jap anese government for more than three years, is now on terminal leave. Prior to entering the service in 1940, he 'was a member of the faculty of the Kershaw public schools. The couple are making their home at 418 Graymont ave nue, Columbia. Helen Camille Matthews, of North Charleston. and Clarence Lamont DeLoache, '45[P, of Aiken, May 5 at Aiken. Mr. DeLoache re cently received his discharge from service, after having been on duty with the Medical corps of the AUS for three years. The couple are mak ing their home in Charleston. Mabel Oaroline Summer, '47A, of Newherry, and William Roy Ander son. Jr., of Newberry, May 5 at Newberry. They are making their home at Newherry. Kate Park Johnson, '4IA. of Marion, and Willian(W. Donaghue, of River Forest, Ill., May 1 at Marion. Mrs. Donaghue recently re turned to the States, after having been on duty with the army for more than three years, two years of which were spent in the Pacific the ater. The couple are making their home at River Forest, Ill. Nora Alice Walsh, '44C, of Bur ton, and John Paulson Johnson, of St. Louis, Mo., April 19 at Crown Point, Ind. Prior to her marriage, Mrs. Johnson served as a stewardess witlh I)elta Air Lines out of At lanta, Ga., and most recently held a position at the Beaufort Naval Air station, Beaufort. Mary Elizabeth DuBose, '46A, of Florence, and Lient. (Jg) Joseph Edward Shaw, '44E, of Clinton, May 4, at Florence. Lieutenant Shaw, who is now at home on leave, re cently completed a tour of duty aboard the USS Palmer and the USS Cowie in the Pacific theater. Claire Louise Maxwell. of Flor ence, and Samuel Ota Russell, Jr., '43C, 'of FLorence, May 4 at Flor ence. Doctor Russell recently re ceived his discharge from service, after having been on duty with the AAF. The couple are making their home at 1000 Madison avenue. Florence, where Doctor Russell is practicing 'ptotrgtry. Frances Carolyn Chewning, '43A, of Manning, and Edward Ashley Howell, of Myrtle Beach, April 27 in Charleston. Mrs. lowell has taught in the Lancaster schools, and prior to her marriage was employed at the Charleston Ordnance depot. The couple are making their home at Myrtle Beach'. Catherine Black, of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Pauli Sumpter (Scoop) Leagute, '41J, of Clinton, May 4 at Hyde Park Episcopal church, Cin cinnati. Mr'. League, recently releas ed from the navy as lieutenant, will be associated with the Laurens Ad vertiser after May 20. rine Corps Institute Del., Pacific Branch, Navy 128, Fleet Post Of fice, San 'Francisco, Calif. Pvt. Fredrick C. Burnett, Jr., '49A, of Greenv'ille, who is on duty .with the AUS, is now addressed at Co. A, Third Training Battalion, Army Setvice Forces Training Cen tet' tMedicalt, Fort Sam Hbouston, Texas. Florence Rosalyn Wingard, '41A, of Lexington, recently received her discharge from the Marine Corps Women's Reserve, andl is now teach ing in the elementary department of the Lexington public schools at Lexington. She is addressed at P. 0. Box 41. Lexington. Mrs. Frank E. Brown I l.oulse Anderson), '48A, of Columblia. is now a(dressed at Apartado 265, Satn Luis, Potasi, S. L. P., Mexico, where she .is guest of Mr. Brown's parents. In a i'ecent letter to the Alumni office, she writes that her brother, First iJeut. James Byrd Anderson, '41A, is now on his way home from Tokyo. where he was on occupational duty with an En ganeer group. IHarold Pentdleton (hRedi Mtre, '4 I0, of Savannah, G;a., formerly of Collingdale, Pa., is now operator of the Bay Welding Supply com pany in Savannah. lie is addaessed at .33 Evans drive, Savannah. Capt. William Mabry Gordon, '10P' 'o Watre Shoals, is now on~ duty as supply officer at the Sta tion llospit al in New Orleans, La. lie Is addressed at the Station Hios pital, NOPE, New Orleans 12. WifrIld Rob>erta Hagood, RM S-c, '460, of Aiken, was recently transferred from the USS Conner to the Naval Hospital, San DIego, Cl.,wre he Janderwent an op. erat ion. Hie exnpes to be .i.... - - - - . Asst. EdItor I rolina, graduates and non I to send alumni news and s to the Alumni Office, umbia, South Carolina. Future Alumni A son, Frank Eugene Ousley, Jr., to Frank Eugene Ousley, '41A, and Mrs. Ousley, April 27. The Ousley's now make their home at McBee. Mr. Ousley formerly served with the AAF overseas, and is wearer of the Air Medal with five Oak Leaf clus ters, the Croix de Guerre with Palm, the Mediterranean Theater ribbon, the European theater ribbon with two stars, the American De fense ribbon, the Good Conduct Medal, and also holds a Presidential Unit citation. A son, Thomas Crane Cothran, to Samuel Alexander Cothran, '39A, and Mrs. Cothran (Nona Owens Crane), '40A, May I in Charleston. The Cothrans are addressed at Allendale. A son, Francis Joseph Dutton, III, to Francis Joseph Dutton, Jr., '38A, and Mrs. Dutton (Catherine Narey), '38C, May 2 in Columbia. The Dut. tons make their home in Columbia. A son, George Washington Ekrun. son, Jr., to Capt. George Washington a Brunson, '38A, and Mrs. Brunson (Frances Earle Jones), '39A, May 3 in Columbia. Mrs. Brunson is mak. ing her home in Columbia, while Captain Brunson is serving as a flight surgeon with the Ninth Troop Carrier squadron on Guam. A son, Robert Albert Lewis, Jr., to Robert Albert Lewis, '39A, and Mrs. Lewis (Helen Allie Pritchard), '40A. April 24. Mr. Lewis is connect. ed with the research laboratories of the Aluminum Company of Amer. ica at New Kensington, Pa. The Lewises make their home at 1258 Taylor street, New Kensington. 4 A son, Gady Waddell Barbour, to William Jackson Barbour, '30A, and Mrs. Barbour (Gwendolyn WaddelkA, '38A, May 3 in Columbia. The Bar bours make their home at 2803 Ger vais street, Columbia. A son, Richard Chappell. 1n Hu. ford Souter Chappell, '36A, and Mrs. Chappell (Mary Marjorie Cooper), '42J, April 30 at Chat ilottesville, Va. The Chappells make their home at Charlottesville where Doctor Chap pell is studying at the University of Virginia. A son, George lfenry Bunch, IfI, to l.ieuht. (jg) George Henry Bunch, Jr., '39A, and Mrs. Bunch. April 22 in Baltimore, Md. Lieutenant Bunch, who is serving with the Medical corps of the navy. is now chief of the surgical staff at the Marine hospital in Tientsin, China, A daughter, Harriet Edyce Bos. well, to Lieut. (jg) Harry Edward (Ed) Boswell, '43A, and Mrs. Bos. V weil, April 28 in Charleston. L.ieu. tenant Bosweli is stationed at the Naval Base in Charleston. A daughter, Phaihe Hlenriksen, to JT. E. Hlenriksen, and Mrs. Hlenrik. sen (Catherine Turner), '36A, April 24 at Charlotte, N. C. The Henrik sens make their home at 41-A Alson Apartment s, 104 Colville road, Char. lotte. A daughter. Mary Lois Et heredge, to Thomas J. Ether edge, Jr., and Mrs. Etheredge. (l.ois K(irkleyv), A son, John Mautin llman. to William Cayers Hlolman, '25A, and IMrs. Hloiman, N.ovemher' 10, at Cam. eton. The Htolmans make their home at Cameron. ed from the Navy eariy in June, and plans to return to the Univer'. Sity next fal,l.ie is addlressedi at UJ. S. Navai Hospital. Ward 9-3. San Diego, Calif. Pie. Robert S. thtgan, Jr., '4l8A, who is on dluty wvith the Matrine Corps in the Pacific, is now ad. diressed at First Guard Company, Second Separation Guard Battalion (Pirov.), FMF' Pacific, Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif. Elia Hlamilton (Toni) Simpson, '45J1, of Chester, is now connected wvithi the Thurman andi Boone Fur niture stote in Roanoke, Va, where she is employed as advert is ing manager. Mlrs. Carl H. Wohilfeil (Ethel Rhodes), '4tA, of Florence, writes in a ie(etnt letter to the Alumni office that she pians to join her husband, t his monthi, in Frankfurt, Germny, where he is assigned to the G-4 Division of the U, S. Forces in .the Europecan theater, Mrs. Wohifeil is addressed in (are of Maj. Carl it. Wohifell, G-4 I)!. vision, HIQ. USFET, APO 757, Post. master, New York, N. Y. The Wohi. feils have one small daughter, Bar. h)ara Rhodes Wohlfeil, who is three years old. FEdith Elena Goldman, '450, of Mayesville, is now making her home in Washington, D., C., where she is a junior-exV(.utive. trainee at the Hlecht compan. She is ad. diressed at 5201 (Chevy CaePark. way, Washington,