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1920 Edna Bessent, '206a, former languages salesman for the company at Dallas, has been teacher in the University, was recently associated with the firm since 1925 . He has awarded a fellowship to study the literature of invented special apparatus and processes used in Uruguay at the University of Montevideo by the the heat treatment of aluminum alloys . Institute of International Education . Miss Bes- FRUIT-CHESNUTT : An event of February 1 sent declined to accept the fellowship because, a in Holdenville was the wedding of Miss Dorothy short time before the grant was announced, she Fruit, Shawnee, to Clyde W. Chestnutt, '22=23, accepted a faculty position at Newcomb College, at the home of the bridegroom's parents. Mrs. Roll Call New Orleans, Louisiana. Chestnutt attended Oklahoma Baptist University, Grover Strother, '206a, Oklahoma City, was Shawnee, and the Leland Powers Schoof of of Sigma Alpha Speech, Boston, Massachusetts . The couple have re-elected province president established a home in Holdenville where Mr. Epsilon fraternity at a meeting held March 6 Chestnutt is associated with his father in the and 7 at Stillwatcr. hardware business . By EDITH WALKER 1921 Gerald Tebbe, '21law, Madill attorney, Mrs. Jeanette Barnes Monnet, '23ba, Oklaho- has been appointed county attorney of ma City, has been re-elected president of the Marshall County to succeed Lt. John A. Living- Y. W. C. A. in Oklahoma City by the board of ston, '376a, '39law, called to active duty. Mr . directors. Her husband, Claude Monnet, '206a, Tebbe served in France during the first World '22law, is an Oklahoma City attorney. War, spending part of the time in a hospital 1924 NEELY-HOLMAN : Miss Lucille Neely for treatment of gas wounds . Mrs. Tebbe is the and Fred A. Holman, '24ba, both of Guthrie, 1905 Charles A. Long, '05bs, and Mrs. Long, former Miss Grace Barnard, '24ed. plans were married recently . The bride has been em- of Santos, Brazil, have given up ployed by the for a trip to the United States on furlough this 1922 McCULLOUGH-BROWN : Mrs. Louise Southwestern Bell Telephone Com- year, and will stay in Santos at least another Finch McCullough, '21-'22, and Major S. pany for several years. Mr. Holman is vice year. Mr. Long, a missionary, writes that the Kennedy Brown were married February 22 in president of the First National Bank of Guthrie and chairman of the board of regents of Okla- debt on his church building has been retired Tulsa. The bride is a member of Kappa Alpha homa colleges. and the building dedicated, and an excellent Theta sorority. Major Brown is a graduate of He is also president of the Guth- parsonage has been built. Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut . He rie Chamber of Commerce . is secretary of public relations at St. John's Mil- Luther Dulaney, '22-'24, and Mrs. Dulaney 1907 Mrs. Walter Ferguson (Lucia Loomis, itary Academy in Delafield, Wisconsin, where (Virginia Piersol, '28fa), Oklahoma City, are the '07), of Tulsa, Scripps-Howard col- the couple are at home . parents of a baby boy . umnist, has gone to Washington, D. C., where the next Atherton, '23ba, district direc- 1925 Recent performance of the opera Aida she will write her column for 1923 Ray G. in Washington, D. C., with Lushanya several months and observe at first-hand the tor of the motor carrier division of the . She will also visit her son Interstate Commerce Commission, Little Rock, (Tessie Mobley, '25) singing the title role, was nation's war efforts well attended by the rapidly increasing Sooner and daughter-in-law Benton Ferguson, '316a, and Arkansas, has been called to Washington, D. C., defense transportation . Mr. delegation at the national capital. The former Mrs. Ferguson (Maxine Brown, '32), in Minne- for special duty in Oklahoma singer, despite apolis, Minnesota, and another son, Tom, a stu- Atherton's official position is assistant director the fact that she had Ferguson writes of defense transportation for the Office of Emer- a cold and temperature, gave a commendable dent at Duke University . Mrs. performance which drew praise in Washington a column which has been published by Scripps- gency Management. Former secretary of the Associated Motor Carriers of Oklahoma, he was newspapers. A Washington Post critic wrote, Howard newspapers since 1930, and a personal "Miss Lushanya deserves whatever kind medal column for women which appears under her at one time secretary of the Wewoka Chamber of of Commerce . is reserved for an artistic triumph over a physical maiden name. handicap." Jessie D. Newby, '10ba, '25ma, faculty Howard P. Bonebrake, '23eng, formerly of 1910 Dallas, has been appointed head of the Kansas 1926 McCONNELL-FULTON : Mrs. Carol member of Central State College, Ed- McConnell and Dr. Clifford C. Fulton, mond, has been appointed secretary of the col- City Office of the Aluminum Company of Ameri- ca. Mr. Bonebrake, who formerly was resident '26bs.med, Atoka, were married recently at the lege and university section of the World Feder- home of the bride's parents in Oklahoma City. ation of Education Associations . The organi- Mrs. Fulton attended Oklahoma City University zation's board of directors has accepted an in- and Central State College, Edmond . Dr. Fulton vitation of the Canadian Teachers Federation to is a graduate of Rush Medical College, Chicago, hold a meeting in Montreal July 8, 9 and 10. Lodge Head and has been a practicing surgeon in Oklahoma City for the last nine years. The couple have 1913 Paul G. Darrough, '136a, '15law, and established a home in the Skirvin Tower Hotel . Mrs. Darrough (Margaret Archdeacon, Miss Jack Keys, '26, former hostess at Me- '186a), Oklahoma City, have named their baby morial Hall, Oklahoma Baptist University, Shaw- daughter, born February 2, Ruth Archdeacon nee, has a position in the state NYA offices, Darrough . Oklahoma City . She is a sister of the Keys quadruplets, formerly of Hollis. 1916 David M. Logan, '166a, veteran Ok- mulgee oil operator, has been transferred 1927 Leslie Fortune, '27, is supervisor for to Oklahoma City as field engineer for District the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance 2 of the Office of Petroleum Co-ordinator, Wash- Company in Memphis, Tennessee . ington, D. C. Mr. Logan, formerly with the BRASHEAR-SUTTON : Announcement has Office of Production Management, was transfer- been made of the marriage January 27 of Miss red to the O. P. C. following the abolishment Sally Lee Brashear, Oklahoma City, and Dale of the former agency . He will have offices in Sutton, '27law, Chandler attorney. Before her the state capitol and serve as liaison between the marriage, the bride was a nurse in Oklahoma State Conservation Department and the District City. Mr . Sutton has served as county and mu- 2 offices of the O. P. C. Mr. Logan, former nicipal judge and is now a member of the Lin- state senator, was deputy state conservation of- coln County selective service board. He is a ficer when he joined the O. P. M. in Washington member of the Embry & Sutton law firm in last November . Chandler .

1919 Mrs. Dorys Hollenbeck Farley, '196a, 1928 Jane Harden, '26-'28, formerly of Ok- West Plains, Missouri, has announced lahoma City, now a volunteer worker her retirement from active newspaper work and with the Red Cross Motor Corps in Santa Bar- the sale of the two newspapers in which she bara, California, uses a variety of vehicles for held interests, the West Plains Journal and the transportation in carrying out her duties. Run- Howell County Gazette . Mrs. Farley has been ning short errands for the corps, Miss Harden editor of the journal since 1920 and managing uses her bicycle, but if the distance is longer editor of the Gazette since its purchase in 1939 . Ewing T. Kerr, '23ba, of Cheyenne, has been than five miles, she drives her automobile . In elected Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of addition, she is on airplane scout duty for two Harold L. Mueller, '18-'19, associate editor of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Wyoming. hours each morning. the Daily Oklahoman and Oklahoma City Times, Mr. Kerr is attorney general of Wyoming, a po- has been appointed assistant air raid warden for sition he has held since January 2, 1939 . He is 1929 CARTER-RUMSEY: At home in El Oklahoma. He is president of the Oklahoma a former assistant U. S. attorney for the district Paso, Texas, are David Lake Rumsey State Safety Council . of Wyoming . and Mrs. Rumsey, the former Miss Eva Linn

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Grace Stevenson, '39journ, was in Montreal, Canada, in mid-March where she enlisted in the Air Transport Auxiliary of the Royal Air Force. Following physical and flight tests, she expected to go to England for ferry service in the British Isles. Miss Stevenson, 24 years old, is a licensed commercial pilot and has served as flight instructor at the Spartan School of Aeronautics in Tulsa.

Carter, '27-'29, who were married January 25 . Mrs. Rumsey is a graduate of Kansas University and attended Sullins College, Bristol, Virginia . Hotel Oklahoma Biltmore, Ok Her husband attended Lake Forest College in la- Illinois. homa's modern tower of comfort Charlie Grimes, '29, former Oklahoma news- and s er ice in the heart of down- paperman, recently joined the Los Angeles Ex- aminer as copyreader. For the last five year, town Oklahoma City.This perfect he has been a copyreader for the Salt Lake City Telegram . example of fine hotel operation is NICHOLS-RHEAM: Newlyweds now at home truly Oklahoma City's favorite in Tulsa are Floyd L. Rheam, '29law, and Mrs. hos t. Home of Station KOMA Rheam, the former Miss Florence Lee Nichols, who were married February 14. Mrs. Rheam has been women's editor on the Tulsa Tribune for the last five years. She attended the University of Missouri, Columbia, and is a member of Phi Mu sorority. Mr. Rheam has been a practicing attorney in Tulsa for several years, and active in civic affairs . The couple are at home at 1439 East 36th Street.

1930 Dr. James Samuel Binkley, '30bs.med, and Mrs. Binkley (Kathrine Bretch '39fa), New York City, have named their baby son Donald James Binkley . Mrs. Grace Krulish Gattis, '30, Norman teach- MEMO TO SOONERS : er, died February 16 at her home following a of brief illness. A teacher in Washington Grade The April calendar events on the Uni- versity of Oklahoma campus is full of School for the last 15 years, Mrs. Gattis had meetings . If lived in Norman since 1927 and the state since interesting and worth while 1910 . Survivors include her husband, J. B. you plan to attend any of them, remember Gattis, Norman, her mother, Mrs. J. A. Bum- that the BILTMORE in Oklahoma City gardner, Harlingen, Texas, and a son and daugh- is the place to stay. ter, both of California. Paul Kennedy, '30ba, radio editor of the Cin- cinnati Post in Ohio, has been elected president of the Cincinnati Newspaper Guild. He is a former Daily Oklahoman and Oklahoma City Times reporter. R. R. McCornack, '30law, and Mrs. McCorn- ack, of Arkansas City, Kansas, announce the birth of a son, Reuben R. McCornack, Jr., February 11 .

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B. H. Miller, '30, Oklahoma City attorney, has been appointed attorney for the lease and WPA Executive sales division of the State Land Commission . The Oklahoma Education Association's Dis- tinguished Service award was formally presented to Mrs. Lotta Mosier, '30ms.ed, of Oklahoma City, in a ceremony held last month in the auditorium of Lee School, where Mrs. Mosier became principal 20 years ago . Oklahoma City school officials, Parent-Teacher Association leaders, and many friends of the 65-year-old teacher, gathered to pay tribute to her 49-year period of service to youth. Orval Mosier, Mrs. Mosier's son who is now vice president of American Air- lines, New York City, was present and received the award in her behalf as she had recently been ill and did not feel like speaking to the group. Maurice Teis, '39geol, has been appointed geologist with the Ohio Oil Company at Tulsa. WORD-THAGGARD : Miss Lottie Word, Altus, and Clifford Thaggard, '30, Elmer, were married February 21 . The bride, a graduate of Central State College, Edmond, is employed in the Jackson County tax assessor's office in Altus. Mr. Thaggard is representative for the Tom Hus- ton Peanut Company in Altus where the couple have established a home.

1931 Frank W. Ewing, '31ba, employed by the Associated Press since 1935, has "ROBERT S.(BOB) been transferred from the New York bureau to Washington, D. C. Before joining the AP, Mr . Ewing worked on the Amarillo News-Globe in OIaBeckett,'306a, '34ma, Oklahoma City has Texas and later the Daily Oklahoman, Oklaho- has been appointed head of the WPA Community ma City . Service program in Oklahoma, the highest wom- an's position in the state WPA organization . KERRDEMOCRAT FOR 1932 SEAY-CRAMER: Miss Irene Seay and Miss Becket will supervise the work of approxi- Forrest Cameron Cramer, '30-'32, were mately 9,000 women and direct adult education married February 14 in Oklahoma City . Mrs. and other community services such as recreation, Cramer attended Bowling Green State Univer- music, school lunches and sewing rooms. Before sity at Bowling Green, Kentucky . Mr. Cramer the new appointment, she was state supervisor of ELECT A NATIVE SON is an engineer at the Oklahoma City Air Depot, the WPA research and records project. GOVERNOR and attended Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin . Alumnus of the Woodrow Grim, '31-'32, former Norman attorney, has accepted a position in the govern- Cliff W. Peery, '33eng, is assistant superin- University of Oklahoma ment procurement department, Washington, D. tendent of the drilling and production depart- C. ment of the Mene Grande Oil Company at (Paid political advertising) P. K. Merrill, '326a, faculty member at South- Barcelona, Venezuela . eastern State College, Durant, has been ap- Charles "Chalky" Stogner, '336a, former pointed ground school instructor and co-ordi- Sooner football player, has resigned as football nator of the college's Civilian Pilot Training coach at Norman High School after four years program . in the position. He said he had several possible SPIVEY-SMITH : Miss Hazel Spivey, '32, and plans for the future but was not ready to make Robert Lynn Smith, '326us, Norman, were mar- any announcement . His record at Norman High ried February 8 in Oklahoma City . The bride School culminated with the winning of a Mid- attended Ward Belmont College, Nashville, Ten- State Conference championship last season. In nessee. Mr . Smith, a member of Kappa Alpha 1941, he was chosen to coach the South team of fraternity, is employed by Armour and Company high-school all-stars . Before taking the Nor- in Oklahoma City where the couple are at home . man position, Stogner coached at Hobart . BALCH-TRUITT : Miss Fay Balch, graduate 1933 Mrs. Charles F. Falley (Helen Pier of Oklahoma A. and M. College, Stillwater, and Bird, '33geol) is now a homemaker in Lloyd M. Truitt, '33, Helena, were married Quiriquire, Venezuela. Before her marriage she February 7 at Okarche . The couple are at home worked as a geologist with the Humble Oil and in Helena where Mr. Truitt is associated with Refining Company at several points in Texas. his father in the garage business. Mr. and Mrs. Falley have made their home in Caripito and Quiriquire, Venezuela, for the last 1934 BOWLIN-WHITE : Announcement has two years. They have a daughter, Nancy Helen, been made of the recent marriage of three years old . Miss La Ruth Bowlin, '34, Oklahoma City, and Larry Cotton, '28-'33, featured singer with Sgt. Ewers White, Jr., a graduate of Oklahoma Horace Heidt's orchestra, was scheduled to ap- Military Academy, Claremore. The bride at- pear in his home town, Altus, Oklahoma, April tended Oklahoma City Law School . Her hus- 2 as the headliner for a Red Cross benefit pro- band is stationed at the Marine Corps Base, New gram sponsored by Altus merchants . Since the River, North Carolina . RUBBER declaration of war, the popular entertainer has STAMPS been singing on programs throughout the na- Marjorie DeVorss, '32-'34, Norman, is dental tion in behalf of national defense . hygienist in the cantonment hospital at Fort Sill . Seals, Stencils, Badges, BARNETT-BINGHAM: Miss Mary Barnett, '33m.ed, and Earnest C. Bingham, Oklahoma GILLUM-GERNER: Miss Catherine Gillum, Numbering Machines, etc. City, were married recently in Wellington, Sayre, and Robert E. Gerner, '34eng, were mar- Kansas . Mrs. Bingham taught six years at Sayre ried February 21 in Oklahoma City. Mrs. Ger- Write for Big Illustrated Catalog and is now a teacher at Canute, Oklahoma . She ner is a graduate of Oklahoma College for Wom- will join her husband at the close of the present en, Chickasha, where she studied violin and pub- Southwestern Stamp Works school term. lic school music. Mr . Gerner, employed by the 303 N. Harvey Oklahoma City Carey A. Maupin, '30-'33, is field superin- Phillips Petroleum Company, has been trans- tendent of the Red Cross in the Pacific area . ferred from Phillips, Texas, to Borger .

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JORDAN-STINSON : Miss Callie Jordan became the bride of Clyde Stinson, '34eng, Mus- kogee, March 6 in the home of her mother in Oklahoma City. Mrs. Stinson is a graduate of the Oklahoma School for the Blind, Muskogee, and also attended Oklahoma City University. She has been employed as stenographer for the Oklahoma Commission for the Adult Blind. The couple plan to make their home in Mus- kogee. H. Elizabeth Whitney, '34ed, is a teacher at Livermore, California. 1935 W. J. Barnett, '35eng, is petroleum and natural gasoline plant engineer for Standard Oil Company of Venezuela at Barcelona, Venezuela . Dale Clark, '35journ, employed with the As-sociatedPresssincehisgraduationfromtheUni- versity, has been appointed bureau chief of Press Association, Inc., AP radio subsidiary, in At- lanta, Georgia . Thomas Hall Collinson, '356a, '37law, is treasurer of Topeka Newspaper Printing Com- This bank makes every effort to know its pany, Inc., which controls the State Journal and depositors in a personal way. the Daily Capital at Topeka, Kansas . REYNOLDS-DURNIL : Miss Nancy Reynolds, Muskogee, and William McCormick Durnil, '31- We feel it is our obligation to provide for '35, were married February 14. The bride, a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority, attended the financial needs of individuals, the same Ward Belmont College at Nashville, Tennessee, as we do for business, industry and agricul- and the University of Kentucky, Lexington . Mr. Durnil is a member of Phi Kappa Psi fratrnity . He is manager of Durnil's Department Store in Muskogee . Carl Clarence Lavery, '33-'35, is field en- We make loans to finance the payment of gineer for the Mene Grande Oil Company, at fire and casualty insurance premiums ; loans Barcelona, Venezuela . Charles E. Parkhurst, '32-'35, Norman, was on life insurance ; loans to consolidate per- stationed as clerk in the air depot at Hickam sonal debts -and for many other useful Field, Hawaii, when Pearl Harbor was bom- barded December 7. His father received a let- purposes. ter from him February 6 stating that he was well. Wilmer E. Ragsdale, '35eng, and Mrs . Rags- Undoubtedly the chief reason why we are dale, of St. Louis, Missouri, are the parents of a large bank is because so many people like a baby girl, joy Linda, born February 6. CARLIN-SHERMAN: Announcement has been to do business with us. made of the marriage January 17 in Topeka, Kansas, of Miss Leona Carlin and Nathan S. Sherman III, '35law . The bride has been employed in the legal department of the Kansas Division of Unemployment Compensation. Mr. Sherman is a graduate of the University of Vir- ginia, Charlottesville, and a member of Kappa Alpha fraternity . He is an attorney for the St. Louis-San Francisco railroad. The couple will be at home in the Forest Park Hotel, St. Louis, Missouri . DEFFNER-STIMPERT : Announcement has been made of the wedding January 2 of Miss d - Mildred Deffner, Blackwell, to Rolland L. Stim- pert, '35law, in Kansas City, Missouri. The bride attended Northern Junior College at Ton- kawa. Mr. Stimpert is an attorney and automobile tag agent in Blackwell where the couple have established a home . 1936 HALE-McCRAW : Miss Melrose Hale '366a, became the bride of D. W. Mc- Craw February 12 at Ardmore . Mrs. McCraw Welcome, Service Men received a B. S. degree in geology at the Uni- versity where she was a member of Delta Delta More and more frequently, Army and Navy Delta sorority. Mr. McCraw attended Fitzger- uniforms are seen in the Union Building as ald and Clark Military Institute at Tullahoma, Tennessee, and is now employed with the Same- alumni serving in the armed forces use part of clan Oil Corporation in Ardmore . The couple their leaves from duty to visit the O.U. cam- have established a home at 1314 Stanley Boule- pus. The Oklahoma Memorial Union-built as vard. a memorial to the O.U. men who served in Glenn C. Lucas, '366a, is employed as ac- World War I-is happy to welcome these men countant with the Standard Oil Company of Venezuela, at Caripito, Venezuela . in uniform. LOCKE-MAGOFFIN : Miss Julia Locke, De- troit, Michigan, and Sam Magoffin, '36-'39, Mc- Alester, were married February 25 in Columbia, Oklahoma Memorial Union South Carolina . Mrs. Magoffin, formerly of University of Oklahoma, Norman Haileyville, Oklahoma, has been employed at the First National Bank in Detroit . For the

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last two years Mr . Magoffin has been in the Army Air Corps and is now stationed at Co- Heads Bar Board lumbia . Off GRAY-RIVERS : Announcement has been made If You're Going of the recent marriage of Miss Sina Lee Gray, Princeton, Indiana, and Lt . Jack N. Rivers, To War '36bus, now on active duty in the Air Corps. Mrs. Rivers is a member of Chi Omega sorority and attended the University of Alabama. Here's a suggestion to solve the EDWARDS-SUMMY : At home in Chicago, Il- linois, are George C. Summy, Jr., '35-'36, Okla- troublesome problem of what to homa City, and Mrs. Summy, the former Miss do about valuable papers and Emily Edwards, of Aledo, Illinois . Frances Townsend, '36journ, formerly em- jewelry that might get lost in ployee with Phillips Petroleum Company in Bartlesville, has accepted a position on the so- frequent movings. The conven- ciety staff of the Daily Oklahoman and Oklaho- ient thing to do is to rent a ma City Times. William M. Simpson, '36eng, Norman, re- Safety Deposit Box. Then you ceived a doctor of philosophy degree recently at the Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago . -and members of your family Mr . Simpson, now a teacher in the department of -will always know exactly chemical engineering at the University of Mis- souri, Columbia, has a master's degree from Tex- where to find the valuables when as A. and M. College, College Station. they are needed. Prices start as 1937 William E. Beaty, Jr ., '376us, who formerly was employed with an oil low as $2.00 a year (plus 20 per company at Caripito, Venezuela, is now associated with the Office of the Petroleum Co-or- cent federal tax) . dinator in Washington, D. C., in the capacity of petroleum economist in the research division . Hicks Epton, '32law, Wcwoka attorney, has Mr . Beaty served as chairman of the O. U. been elected chairman of the Oklahoma Board of Bar Examiners . He also was recently elected THE Alumni Advisory Council at Caripito . William A. Collier, '34-'37, has been appointed president of the Seminole County Bar Associa- assistant county attorney of Oklahoma County, tion. Mr . Epton is former president of the Uni- succeeding John Eberle, '29-'31, who resigned versity of Oklahoma Association and has served ,,( 1,111, important alumni committees . SecurityNATIONAL BANK to enter private law practice. Mr . Collier was employed in the legal and personal relations dc- Norman, Oklahoma . partment of the Oklahoma Gas & Electric Com- crat and the Ada Morning Times, and was a R. W. Hutto, '10, President pany in Oklahoma City. member of the society staff of the Ada News . MemberFederal Deposit Insurance Corp. SPEIR-DOLMAN : Miss LaMonte Speir and Mr. Braly attended the University of Arkansas Carl Dolman, '33-'37, were married February 3 and Georgetown University, Washington, D. C. at Clovis, New Mexico. The bride has attended He is an attorney in the legal department of the Draughons Business College at Wichita Falls, Aetna Casualty and Surety Company in Okla- Texas. Mr. Dolman is stationed at an air field homa City where the couple are temporarily near Lubbock where the couple are at home . at home . Conserve Your Tires CUNNINGHAM-JENKINS : Miss Ova Belle By Proper Care Cunningham, Oklahoma City, and George W. 1938 FISHER-BANKER : An event of Feb- Jenkins, '37eng, were married February 7 in ruary 14 in the post chapel at Randolph Remember that a stitch in time Chicago, Illinois . The bride attended Oklahoma Field, Texas, was the wedding of Miss Jean Lee saves your tire. A tire is like time A. and M. College, Stillwater. Mr. Jenkins is Fisher and Lt. John Jacob Banker, '38ba, of the employed by the Link Belt Speeder Corporation Air Corps. The bridegroom is a member of now-it can't be replaced! We can in Chicago where the couple have established a Sigma No fraternity. The couple have made vulcanize a small injury in your home. their home at Atlanta, Georgia . Raymond M. Jones, '37ba, Eldorado, Oklaho- MURPHY-BETTES : The Alumni Office re- tire and prevent further damage. ma, is an agent with the Federal Bureau of In- ceived word of the wedding of Miss Dardie Mur- vestigation, Washington, D. C. phy and Joel Lynn Bettes, '37-'38, both of Ard- LINDQUIST MASCHAL-LANDERS : Miss Frances Lucile more, last August 18 at Atoka. Mrs. Bettes is em- Phone 704 Maschal, '37ed, Fort Worth, Texas, and Capt . ployed with the American National Insurance Com- 217 W. Main Norman Gardner H. Landers were married February 7 pany in Ardmore . Mr. Bettes is attending the in Brownwood, Texas. The bride attended the Williams Institute in Kansas City, Kansas, where University of Arizona and is a member of Alpha his wife will join him in May. He formerly Xi Delta sorority. Captain Landers has a med- managed the Bettes Funeral Home in Ardmore. ical degree from the University of Arkansas, LILLY-BONE: Miss Grace Lilly, Caldwell, Little Rock, and served his interneship in Flint, Idaho, and Lt. Harold K. Bone, '38eng, were Michigan . He is stationed with a medical regi- married January 24 at the home of the bride's ment at Brownwood . mother . Mrs. Bone is a graduate of the College HEINZELMAN-QUIGG: Miss Louise Marie of Idaho. Liutenant Bone was an engineering Heinzelman and Donald Quigg, '376us, were instructor at the University three years before en- LAUNDRY married February 14 in Kansas City, Missouri . listing in the Army. The couple are at home The bride attended junior college in Kansas in Boise, Idaho. es 0 City and for the last five years has been em- BURT-DONALDSON : Miss Lorene Burt, '38fa, Bes ployed there in the offices of the Harrison En- Bartlesville, and Lt . John J. Donaldson, '34eng, gineering Construction Company. Mr . Quigg Oklahoma City, were married February 14. The holds a law degree from the University of bride is a member of Chi Omega sorority and has Kansas City . He is employed in the office of attended Northwestern University, Evanston, Il- Hovey, Beals and Boley in Kansas City where linois, and the American Academy of Arts at the couple are at home . Chicago . Lieutenant Donaldson was employed Dr. Robert H. Sullivan, '34-'37, formerly of by Phillips Petroleum Company in Bartlesville St. Louis, Missouri, will have charge of the when he was called last April to active duty. dental office of Dr. H. P. Jones, at Shidler, while He has been stationed at Fort Sam Houston, Norman Steam Laundry Dr. Jones is in army service. Texas, until a recent transfer to Fort Sill for WILLIAMS-BRALY : Miss Elaine Williams, special training. Norman, Okla. '34-'37, and James O. Braly, '37law, were mar- COLEMAN-JONES : Miss Mary Frances Cole- ried February 13 in Muskogee. The bride, man, '37-'38, and Richard H. Jones, of Wichita, 71 PHONES 71 former journalism student in the University, is Kansas, were married February 2 in Newkirk. a member of Chi Omega sorority. She formerly The bride is a member of Delta Gamma sorority 01 was society editor of the Wewoka Times-Demo- and has been employed in the Farm Credit Ad-

22 SOONER MAGAZINE ministration office in Wichita, where Mr. Jones Bartlett returned from duty in Hawaii last July works for a law firm. He is a graduate of and is now a flight Kansas University Prisoner of Japs instructor at the Naval Air law school and a member of Station, Jacksonville, Florida. The couple have Sigma Nu fraternity . established a home in Jacksonville . Mrs. Joyce Delbridge, '38ed, Edmond, has been appointed eighth grade teacher at Crescent, FRASER-LASLEY : Miss Anita Fraser, '39bus, Oklahoma. and James Harvey Lasley were married Febru- Eugene . ary 6 in the home of the bride's parents in Ard- C Dickenson, '38m.ed, is employed more as a railway postal clerk with headquarters at . Mrs. Lasley, since her graduation from Guthrie . O. U., has been associated in business with her DORSEY-ANDERSON : Miss Virginia Dorsey, father. Mr . Lasley is employed by the Stroman '38bus, Oklahoma Motor Supply Company in Ardmore where the City, became the bride of couple John Bradley Anderson, '40eng, Chanute Field, are at home . Illinois, February 28 in Champaign, Illinois . LOVE-WHITAKER : Miss Gloria Love, '38- The bride is a member of Delta Delta Delta '39, and Samuel Green Whitaker, '316a, were sorority and served last year as treasurer of the married February 3 in the home of the bride's sorority's alumnae group in Oklahoma City. Mr. parents at Purcell . Mrs. Whitaker is a mem- Anderson is a member of Phi Gamma Delta fra- ber of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority . Mr. Whit- ternity and was connected with the Public Ser- aker is a graduate of Harvard University, Cam- vice Company of Tulsa before reporting for bridge, Massachusetts, and served two terms in the active service . He has been taking cadet train- Oklahoma State Legislature from Stephens Coun- ing at the Air Corps Technical School at Chanute ty . Before receiving orders to report for Navy Field and was to receive a lieutenant's commis- duty at Washington, D. C., he was associated sion in late February. with the legal division of the State Department IIESS-ARNOT : Miss Juliana Hess, '38fa, be- of Public Safety in Oklahoma City. The couple came the bride of Clinton I). Arnot in a wed- are at home in Washington . (ling ceremony February 3 at the home of her O'CONNELL-ANDREWS : Miss Eleanor O'- parents in Durant . Mrs. Arnot attended South- Connell, '37-'39, Stratford, and W. Guy And- eastern State College, Durant, and is a member rews were married February 15 in San Diego, of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Mr. Arnot California. The bride attended East Central attended the University of North Dakota where State College, Ada, and the University . Mr. he was affiliated with Beta Theta Pi fraternity. Andrews, former student in Murray State Col- He is employed with the U. S. Engineers in lege, Tishomingo, is employed by the Consoli- Denison, Texas, where the couple are at home. Everett F. Drumright, '29bus, 35-year-old dated Aircraft Company in San Diego. Jack Luttrell, '38ba, '41law, Norman attorney, United States consul-general in Shanghai, China, Elizabeth Patton, '396a, Hobart, has accepted has been appointed to the radio section of the is a Japanese Prisoner in Shanghai, reported con- a position in the Farm Security Administration Federal Communications Commission and as- fined to a hotel in the French concession in late office in Dallas, Texas. signed for duty at Kingsville, Texas, on the February. William E. Wilson, Jr., '39bus, is employed Gulf Coast. Mrs. Luttrell (Jo Nell Watters, Relatives have been notified that arrangements as warehouse chief clerk for Standard Oil of '38fa), Oklahoma City teacher, will join her are being made for an exchange of American Venezuela at Barcelona, Venezuela . husband at Kingsville when school closes in May. officials in the Far East and Japanese officials Elizabeth still Haney, '39, Ada, former University D. C. Matthews, '38ba, and Mrs. Matthews, in U. S. custody, and that Mr . Drumright art student, was first prize winner at the annual of Norman, have a (laughter, Billie Ruth, born was "alive and well, but under guard." Midwestern His father, Artists' exhibition held recently at January 17 . Mr. Matthews, member of the last Aaron Drumright, for whom the Kansas City, Missouri, the largest art exhibition Legislature as representative from Murray County, city of Drumright, Oklahoma, was named, lives staged in central United States. Miss Haney is now a law student in the University . in Parsons, Kansas, and a sister, Bess Drumright, was awarded resides in the Thomas J. Watson prize of Helen McElderry, '38ba, '39lib .sci, on the staff Drumright . The consul's last letter $500 for her oil portrait Looking Backward. of the State Library Commission, Oklahoma to his father arrived before the war broke out, Kathleen Fry, '28-'29, Muskogee, and Joseph R. City, spends after-work hours attending a radio while he was en route to his Shanghai post Taylor, signal from the University art professor, were among the class where she is learning to send and American Embassy at Chungking. 190 artists whose works were selected out of decipher messages in Morse code . Her twin sis- Mr . Drumright has been in foreign service 900 entries for exhibition at the Kansas City Art ter Harriet, '38ba, '39lib.sci, Stillwater librarian, for 11 years, having served as vice consul at Institute . is an airplane pilot. Juarez, Mexico, and Hankow, China; a language PARKS-RAFTER : Miss Mary Parks, '38ba, student at Peiping ; vice consul at Shanghai, and 1940 BAKER-ELLIOTT : Announcement has and Dr. John Ralph Rafter, both of Muskogee, consul at Hankow before his last promotion . been made of the wedding December were married February 7. The couple are at Mr. Drumright's last visit home was during 25 of Miss Elizabeth Anne Baker, '40geol, Cor- home at the Manhattan Court Apartments in the Christmas season, 1939 . He is a member of dell, and Guy Elliott, Boulder, Colorado . The Muskogee. Kappa Sigma fraternity . and while attending the couple have established a home in Seattle, Wash- PRESTON-LECKIE : The wedding of Miss University had a high scholastic average. ington, where they are employed by the Boeing Arleta Preston, '38, and Melvin Leckie, of To- Aircraft Corporation, Mrs. Elliott in the com- peka, Kansas, was an event of February 16 in pany's offices and her husband as junior in- Mountain Park . The bride, a member of Alpha pany in Pueblo, Colorado, was stationed at Will spector. Chi Omega sorority, is child welfare supervisor Rogers Field near Oklahoma City . On the day BEEKMAN-McBRINN : At home in Alva are in Bartlesville and will continue working while following his marriage, he was ordered to duty Bob McBrinn and Mrs. McBrinn, the former her husband is on Navy duty . Mr. Leckie has at an unannounced post. Miss Martha Beekman, '39-'40, who were married been called to report for Navy duty at Kansas Helen Brady, '39bus, formerly of Miami, Flor- February 8 in Oklahoma City. The bride is a City, Missouri, and expects to be assigned to a ida, is in Seattle, Washington, working with graduate of Central State College, Edmond, and naval hospital. the Federal Bureau of Investigation . has been teaching at Purcell . Mr. McBrinn, KING-SLATER : Announcement has been HEITMAN-BREWER : Announcement has been nephew of Senator Jim Nance of Purcell, is made of the marriage January 20 of Miss Mil- publisher of the Alva Review-Courier. He is a dred King, Sacramento, California, and Lt. Ralph made of the wedding January 31 of Miss Mar- jory Heitman, Oklahoma City, and Rupert graduate of Oklahoma Military Academy at Slater, '33-'38, Hobart. The bride attended the Claremore . University of California and before her mar- O'Neal Brewer, '39, in Bernalillo, New Mexico . riage was a dietitian in San Francisco . Her The bride is a graduate of Oklahoma City Junior Lt. Thomas M. Brett, '40bus, and Mrs. Brett, husband received his commission in the Air College . The couple are at home in Albuquerque San Antonio, Texas, are the parents of a baby Corps at Mather Field, California, having pre- where Corporal Brewer is stationed at the Albu- girl, Bonnie Kay, born February 11 . viously attended flying schools at Ontario and querque air base . CLOPTON-WILLIAMS : Miss Frances Marie Moffett Field in California. Lieutenant Slater Harry Cloudman, '39letters, graduate assistant Clopton, '40ba, '41ma, and Harold L. Williams, is now an instructor at Mather Field. in English at the University, has accepted a po- '396s, '41ma, were married February 27 in Nor- sition as traveling representative for the college man . Both were affiliated with several hon- 1939 Rose Ahrens, '39ed, former Oklahoma division of the MacMillan Publishing Company, orary organizations while attending the Univer- City teacher, is now employed in the New York City . sity . The couple are at home in Oklahoma War Department offices, Washington, D. C. EBERLE-BARTLETT : Announcement has been City where Mr . Williams is a geology instruc- GRAHAM-BLAND : Miss Annie Jane Graham, made of the wedding last July 12 of Miss Ger- tor at Classen High School . Fort Morgan, Colorado, and Lt. Edwin Allen aldine Eberle, '39ed, Moore, and Lt . Rex A. GRIFFIN-FREDERICK : Announcement has Bland, '33-'39, were married February 2 in Ok- Bartlett, '38ba, formerly of Oklahoma City, in been made of the wedding January 30 of Miss lahoma City. The bride is a graduate of the Charleston, Arkansas . Mrs. Bartlett, a member Eugenia Joan Griffin and Calvin J. Frederick, Jr., University of Iowa, Iowa City. Lieutenant Bland, of Delta Delta Delta sorority, taught at Walters '40fa, Muskogee, in Colorado Springs, Colorado . formerly employed with the Hurd-Pontiac Com- High School before her marriage . Lieutenant Mrs. Frederick is a graduate of Emerson Col-

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lege in Boston, Massachusetts . The couple have employed as an inspector at the Boeing Aircraft established a home in Colorado Springs where Company in Wichita but recently accepted a Mr. Frederick is a staff member of radio station Civil Service position as naval air engineer at KVOR. He is a member of Kappa Sigma fra- Jacksonville, Florida . The couple plan to es- ternity . tablish a home in Jacksonville . SOTO-HARBER : Miss Phyllis Elizabeth Soto TOMLINSON-SMITH : Announcement has and Ensign Fred Day Harber, '40ba, were mar- been made of the engagement of Miss Margaret ried February 28 in San Francisco, California. Louise Tomlinson, Kansas City, Missouri, to Lt. JACOBS-HARRIS : Miss Mary Elizabeth Jacobs Edward W. Smith, '40law, Fort Sill . The wed- became the bride of Kenneth Frank Harris, '40fa, cling was scheduled to take place February 22 Norman, in a ceremony February 19 at the in Oklafroina City . The bride-elect attended the home of her parents in Muskogee. The couple University of Kansas City . are at home in Norman where both are students Marvin Snodgrass, '40bus, who will be re- in the University. Mrs . Harris previously at- membered by recent graduates as one of the tended Stephens College, Columbia, Missouri, greatest defensive basketball players ever de- and is now a senior in the University College veloped in the Big Six, is now employed as an of Fine Arts. Mr. Harris expects to receive a assistant in the Y. M. C. A. at Tucson, Arizona . master's degree in June . ROSEBROUGH-WHITE : Miss Edalce Rose- HINES-PRICE : At home in Los Angeles, Cal- brough, Cushing, and S. T. White, Jr., '40, were ifornia, are Foy Price, Jr., and Mrs. Price, the married February 15 in San Diego, California. former Miss Betty Hines, '39-'40, of Anadarko, Mr. White, a member of Delta Chi fraternity, who were married February 8. Mr. Price is is employed as inspector with the Consolidated employed with the North American Aircraft Aircraft Corporation in San Diego. Company in Los Angeles . 1941 C. B. Adkins, '41bus, and Mrs. Adkins HOWELL-ROGERS : The wedding of Miss (Jane McReynolds, '41) have established Ella Recd Howell, '40fa, and Max E. Rogers, a hume in Houston, Texas, where Mr. Adkins senior student in the University, was an event is an auditor for the Shell Oil Company . of January 30 in the home of the bride's parents in Oklahoma City. Mr. Rogers will receive a NORRIS-ANDERSON : Miss Marjorie Norris degree in June . The couple are at home in the and Arthur Lee Anderson, '41, both of Okla- Logan Apartments in Norman . homa City, were married February 21 . The bride is a graduate of Capitol Hill High School, This Movie Opportunity MAXEY-HOYLE : Miss Betty Jeanne Maxey Oklahoma City . Mr. Anderson is associated and Charles Robert Floyle, '37-'40, both of with the Luper Transportation Company in Shawnee, were married February 6 in the home Oklahoma City where the couple have estab- Knocked of the bride's parents. Mrs. Hoyle is a senior lished a home . in Shawnee High School . Mr. Hoyle, former Frank B. Andrews, '41eng, Oklahoma City, chemical engineering student at the University, ONLY ONCE has been transferred from the shop inspection And so it is with most chances to take is employed with Phillips Petroleum Company in department Shawnee. to the engineering department of- precious movies. For children grow up fices of Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc. "over night," school days are gone before LUCAS-JONES : Announcement has been we know it, trips are seldom made of BA RRETT-WHEATLEY: At home in Great retaken ...little the wedding January 31 of Miss Bar- Bend, Kansas, are Charles Durward Wheatley, that's dear to us remains long unaltered . bara Lucas, West Branch, Michigan, and Ber- That's why it's wise to have movie nard Jones, '40eng, formerly of '34-'41, and Mrs. Wheatley, the former Miss a Blair. Mr. Ruth Barrett, '41bus, who were married Febru- camera at hand . . . a good camera that you Jones is on army duty at Washington, North can always depend on Carolina ary 1 in Watonga . Mrs. Wheatley is a member to get the picture . of Pi Beta Phi sorority . Her husband is ein- right. You can put that faith in a Filmo, MILLER-KERN : An event of February 15 in ployed with the Kobe Pump Company in Great built by the makers of Hollywood's pre- Hydro, Oklahoma, was the wedding of Miss Bend . ferred studio equipment . Filmos are easy to Lora Lee Miller and Elgin Kern, Jr., '40, Clin- use .Just sight, press a button, and whatyou ton. HAMLETT-BAUMAN : Word has been re- full natural color if . The bride was a student in the South- ceived at the Alumni Office of the marriage see, you get-in you wish western Institute of Technology, Weatherford . December 24 of Miss Joyce See a near-by dealer about Filmos, or The couple have established a home at Tonka- Hamlett and Wal- mail the coupon . Bell & Howell Company, wa where lace H. Bauman, '41eng, at the bride's home in Chicago ; New York ; Hollywood Mr. Kern is attending a radio school . Oklahoma City . Mr . Bauman, an erection en- ; Wash KIMBALL-RADER : Miss Evelyn Kree Kim- ington, D. C. ; London . gineer for the Westinghouse Electric Company, Established 1907 . ball, '40ed, became the bride of Lt. Dale Rader, is supervising the installation of equipment in Fort Riley, Kansas, in a wedding ceremony a large new power plant on the Ohio River. January 17 at Abilene, Kansas . Before enrolling The couple are at home in Aliquippa, Pennsyl- Only a FILMO 8 in the University, Mrs. Rader attended Kansas vania. offers all these State Teachers College, Emporia. She will con- Clarence H. Bowersox, Jr., '41eng, is em- features : tinue teaching at Bartlesville while her husband ployed as petroleum engineer with the Mene " A lifetime guarantee! is in active service. Lieutenant Rader attended Grande Oil Company at Barcelona, Venezuela . 0 "Drop-in" loading . . . Kansas State College, Manhattan, and is a mem- BRETCH-WILL : Miss Elaine Bretch, '40-'41, no sprockets to thread . ber of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. and Lt. Donald Stuart Will, '41eng, both of .Built-in mechanism John E. Miller, '40bus, superintendent for the Oklahoma City, were married February 7 in for slow-motion and Sinclair-Prairie animated-cartoon Oil Company at Great Bend, Champaign, Illinois . The bride is a member of filming. North Dakota, has been transferred to Caracas, Pi Beta Phi sorority and Lieutenant Will of Phi only Venezuela . $5280 .Automatic, sealed-in Gamma Delta fraternity. The couple will be at Makes movies for a lubrication... no oiling. Elmer Peiree, '40, Pawhuska, county superin- home at Rantoul, Illinois, while Lieutenant Will few cents a scene . A basic camera, with tendent of Osage County, has been elected na- is stationed at Chanute Field. With three-lens turret versatility to keep pace head, from $116.80 with your tional president of the County Superintendents Phil Brooks, '41eng, Norman, is doing de- progress. Division of National School Administrators . Mr. sign work on an Army cantonment under con- Prefer See Auto Load, ace Petree was elected 16mm .film? Filmo county superintendent eight struction at Neosho, Missouri. Mr . Brooks plans of magazine-loading motion picture years ago and is a former publisher of the Fair- to enlist in a Naval Reserve officer cameras, pricedfront $131 .20 fax training Chief. course in May, taking four months of intensive JORDAN-RICE : At home at Randolph Field, training at the Naval Academy, Annapolis, Mary- MAIL COUPON FOR FREE MOVIE BOOKLET Texas, are Lt . Lewis Douglas Rice, '36-'40, and land, leading to a commission as ensign en- Mrs. Rice, the former Miss Mary Ruth Jordan, gineering officer . BELL & HOWELL COMPANY who 1839 Larchmont Ave., Chicago, III. were married November 1 in San Antonio. BUDD-McCAULEY : Announcement has been Please send free ( ) booklet about Filmo 8mm. Before her marriage, the bride was a nurse in made of movie equipment ; () information on l6mm. the marriage December 20 of Miss Ysleta movie cameras. the Medical and Surgical Hospital at San An- Budd, '41ed, Cooperton, and tonio. Donald W. Mc- Lieutenant Rice is an instructor in the Cauley, '39ba. Since graduation from O. U. Name ...... Army Air Corps at Randolph Field. Mrs . McCauley has been employed as secretary Address...... BRENNEMAN-RICHARDSON: Miss Harriet for a bank and office supply company Brenneman, in Law- Wichita, Kansas, and Verlin Rich- ton. Mr . McCauley, a member of Kappa Sigma City ...... State...... GG 4-42 ardson, '40eng, were married February 14 in fraternity, is a student in the University Medical PRECISION-MADE BY Wichita . Mr. Richardson, formerly of Blackwell, School . The couple have established a home attended Northern Junior College, Tonkawa, be- in Oklahoma fore City . enrolling in the University. He has been John K. Gill and Mrs. Gill (Jeanne Mary Bell & Howe 4F APRIL, 1942 25

Carney, '41bus) have moved to Washington, b. of the bride's parents in Oklahoma City. The C., where Mr. Gill is employed with the Office couple will be at home in Oklahoma City. of Price Administration . Emily Ann Moore, '41he, is on the instruction Dale Cole, '41eng, is working in the experi- staff at the Tulsa WPA offices, training home mental department of the Allis-Chalmers Manu- economic supervisors who later will be appointed facturing Company plant at Springfield, Illinois . to various parts of the state. Miss Moore lives DUDLEY-MORRISON : At home in Ardmore at Owasso near Tulsa. are William Barton Morrison, '41journ, and Mrs. Elizabeth Neff, '39-'41, Weatherford, has been Morrison, the former Miss Kay Dudley, '42, who appointed to teach English and speech in the were married December 27 in Hugo . Mr . Mor- Wetumka High School and Junior College . Miss rison, a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity, is Neff, former Lawton teacher, will also have sports editor for the Daily Ardmoreite . While charge of glee club music. attending the University, he was sports editor FOLMAR-NORRIS : Announcement has been of the Oklahoma Daily, student newspaper, and made of the marriage of Miss Bettye E. Folmar took part in intramural athletics . Mrs. Morrison to William B. Norris, '41, in Oklahoma City. is a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority. For the last two years, Mrs. Norris has been secretary Bob Dutton, '41eng, employed by the General of the Oklahoma Symphonic Choir. Electric Company, has been transferred from Mr . Norris is a member of Alpha Tau Omega Schenectady, New York, to the company's of- fraternity . He is associated with his father in the Norris Tobacco and Specialty Company in fices at Bridgeport, Connecticut. Oklahoma James E. Fox, Jr., '41eng, is a well logging City where the couple have estab- operator for the Halliburton Oil Well Cement- lished a home . ing Company at Hobbs, New Mexico . NORTON-BROWN : Miss Marjorie Norton, L. G. Friedrichs, '41phys .ed, athletic coach at '41bus, became the bride of Louis A. Brown, Marquette University High School, Milwaukee, Jr., '42, in a wedding ceremony February 4 in Wisconsin, has enrolled in the Marquette Uni- Shawnee. The bride is a member of Kappa versity graduate school . Coach Friedrichs' high Alpha Theta sorority and has attended Linden- school football team won the conference champ- wood College in Missouri . Mr. Brown attended ionship, and his basketball team, at the time he Oklahoma Military Academy at Claremore and wrote, was undefeated . recently completed work for a B. A. degree in Adin Hall, '41eng, employed by the Shell business administration at the University. He Pipe Line Corporation, has been transferred from is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. Houston, Texas, to the company's office at Gush- Dee Platner, '41eng, is working as an en- ing. gineer for the War Department at the South- Lt . Jack R. Hodge, '416us, Oklahoma City, western Proving Ground, Hope, Arkansas . Other is in the Quartermaster Corps at Fort Knox, Sooners employed at the proving ground in- Kentucky . clude Leslie Reynolds, '35eng ; Arthur Holland, '40eng, and Merle Evans, '40eng . JONES-McGOLDRICK : Miss Nancy Jones, '41fa, and Kenneth M. McGoldrick, '41eng, Lee Platner, '41eng, and Mrs. Platner, Mc- were Pherson, Kansas, are the parents of a baby son. married early in February at the home of the Mr. Plainer is employed by the Shell Oil Com- bride's parents in Oklahoma City. The bride pany . is a member of Alpha Phi sorority and Mr . Mc- Peggy Rennie, '41ed, is employed in the land Goldrick is affiliated with Kappa Alpha fraternity department of the Carter Oil Company at Tulsa. and several engineering clubs. He is Philip Rubins, '41bs, who majored in en- employed with the Stanolind Oil Company in gineering physics at the University is a drafts- Vivian, Louisiana, where the couple are at home . man for Basic Magnesium, Inc., at Boulder City, GEORGE-LINTON: Marriage vows for Miss Nevada. Doris Tom's George, '41, Ardmore, and Earl Budd SHELTON-MOORE : Miss Elaine Shelton, Toasted Linton, '41eng, Tulsa, were read February 22 . senior student in the University, and Lt. Charles The bride is a former student in the O. U. Col- T. Moore, '38-'41, Luke Field, Arizona, were lege of Fine Arts. Mr . Linton, member of Kap- married February 6 in Phoenix . Mrs Moore ex- Peanuts pa Alpha fraternity, is employed in Tulsa where pects to receive a bachelor's degree at O. U. in the couple are at home . His parents, Mr . and June . Lieutenant Moore attended the Univer- Mrs. Earl Bryant Linton, live in Rio de Janeiro, sity three years before enlisting in the Air Corps, G. B . Bird, Distributor Brazil. and received his commission on the day of his Ethel Hays, '41lib.sci, '416a, Bristow, has been marriage . 117 N. 7th St., Chickasha appointed supervisor of the juvenile division of the El Reno Carnegie Library. McCANCE-SHOCKEY : The marriage of Miss Raymond E. Johnson, Jr., '41eng, is employed Harriette Jeanne McCance and Jon William in the drilling division of the Mene Grande Oil Shockey, '39-'41, took place February 7 in the Company, Barelona, Venezuela . home of the bride's parents in Oklahoma City. The couple have established residence in Okla- BREELAND-LEE : Announcement has been homa City where Mr. Shockey is associated with CHAMPLIN made of the marriage December 7 of Miss Dor- the Miller-Jackson Company. SUPER SERVICE STATION cas Breeland, Tulsa, to Jean Lee, '40-'41, in Dave K. Spradling, '41bus, '41law, has re- Sayre. Mr. Lee is employed by an ice cream signed as composing machine operator for the TIRES - GREASING - WASHING - REPAIRS company in Clinton where the couple have Open Day and Night University of Oklahoma Press to establish a law established a home. practice at Waurika. A part-time University E. F. SHERMAN, Manager William E. Magoto, '41eng, is employed by Main and Highway 77 Norman Phone 644 Press employee for several years, while finishing the Boeing Aircraft Company at Seattle, Wash- his law course, Mr . Spradling has worked full- ington . time since last June . He is the owner of the Garland McAninch, '41eng, has been transfer- Ringling Eagle at Ringling, Oklahoma . red from the Fort Wayne Works of the General STUART-NORTON Electric Company to the West Lynn Works in : Announcement has been Lynn, Massachusetts . made of the recent marriage of Miss Martha PHONE Stuart and Charles Norton, '40-'41, in Okla- McGIFFERT-CLARK: Miss Mary McGiffert, homa City. The couple are at home in Wichita, '41, and Lt. Charles P. Clark, Jr ., were married Kansas, where Mr . Norton works for the Cessna February 18 in the Post Chapel at Fort Sill . Aircraft Corporation . The bride is a member of Alpha Phi sorority. Verl A. Teeter, '33-'41, former superintend- Lieutenant Clark, a graduate of Cornell Uni- ent of schools at McAlester, has accepted a po- versity, is an instructor in the Field Artillery sition on the staff of the Science Research As- school at Fort Sill . sociates of Chicago, Illinois. Tom Milam, '41eng, works 70 hours or more ARNOLD-THOMAS : Miss Hazel Arnold and a week in the engineering department of the Lawson Thomas, '40-'41, both of Purcell, were Boeing Aircraft Company at Wichita, Kansas . married February 18. Mrs. Thomas is a senior MITCHELL-PROCTER : Miss Margaret Mitch- in Purcell High School . Mr. Thomas, a corporal Clark Cleaners ell, '38-'41, and Charles Hugh Procter, '37-'42, in the Air Corps, is stationed at Gunter Field, Muskogee, were married recently at the home Alabama.

26 SOONER MAGAZINE Vivian Utter, '40-'41, and her twin sister Lillian, '40-'41, from Depew, Oklahoma, are members of a chorus which opened with a revue in Chicago, Illinois, and will go on tour throughout Florida and the south. While attending the University, the sisters put on their For U. S. Senator--- song-and-dance act at various functions and were regularly booked for entertainments . A MAN WHO CAN TACKLE WAR PROBLEMS Martin Watts, '41ba, and Mrs. Watts (Doris- mae Beecham, '41) are the parents of a baby WITHOUT POLITICAL ENTANGLEMENTS girl, Ann, born January 15. Mr. Watts is employed as public relations representative of Life and Time and has charge of the district office in Houston, Texas. WETMORE-STONE : Announcement has been made of the wedding February 2 of Miss Joan Wetmore, '41ed, and Virgil M. Stone, '42, senior business student in the University. Mrs. Stone attended Oklahoma College for Women, Chick- asha, and is now teaching at Jones School, Hot Spring, Arkansas . Mr. Stone is stationed at Camp Lee, Virginia . HUSTON-WOLFARD : Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Huston and Donald C. Wolfard, '36-'41, formerly of Norman, in Tuscumbia, Alabama . Mr. Wolfard is employed with the Ordnance Plant at Jackson, Mississippi, where the couple have established a home.

1942 BATTLE-COCHRAN : Miss Wilna Bat- tle, '42, former junior student in the School of Journalism, and James Edward Coch- ran, '42, were married February 14 in Aber- deen, Maryland . Mrs. Cochran is a member of Theta Sigma Phi, women's journalistic fraternity. Mr. Cochran, who expects to receive a B. S. degree in chemical engineering from the University in June, is employed as a junior engineer at the Aberdeen Proving Ground. The couple have established a home in Havre de Grace, Maryland . BLACKLEDGE-BROOKS : Miss Louise Black- Orel Busby ledge, '42, and Phillip C. Brooks, '42, were Here is a candidate for United States senator from Oklahoma who has no married February 28 in Muskogee. The bride, former arts and sciences senior in the Univer- favored clique of followers to reward . . . who has no fear of voting against sity, is a member of Chi Omega sorority. Mr. organized minorities if the nation's welfare demands it . . . who is pre- Brooks, a junior business student and a member pared to deal with war problems in a realistic and public spirited way, of Beta Theta Pi fraternity, is employed by an without any handicap of past political entanglements. airplane and tool company in Wichita, Kansas. BOARDMAN-KRAPFF : Miss Moette Board- Loyal O .U . Alumnus man, '42, Hobart, became the bride of Warren 0- Graduate of the University of Oklahoma George Law School . Krapff, '42, Olustee, in a wedding cere- 0~ Former member of the University mony at Hobart February 15. The couple have Board of Regents. established a home in Wichita, Kansas, where lo- Life Member of the University Alumni Association. Mr. Krapff is employed by the Boeing Aircraft I0- Sent a son to school at 0. U. Company. Before her marriage, Mrs. Krapff 0- As a student at 0. U. himself, held membership in was a junior student in the College of Fine Sigma Nu, Sigma Delta Chi, Phi Delta Phi; was Arts, and her husband was a junior engineering assistant editor and later editor of student news- student . paper; organized student league of young Democrats CHERRY-DUNN : Announcement has been which became statewide organization, and served made of the wedding December 8 of Miss Alice as first president of State League . Cherry and Randell Gene Dunn, '42, sophomore business student in the University . Mr. Dunn Distinguished is a Record in Public Life graduate of Allen Military Academy, Bryan, After graduation from the University Law School in 1914, Orel Busby practiced law in Ada Texas. The couple are at home in Maud, Okla- for a time, and then served successively as county judge, district judge, and as justice of the homa. State Supreme Court. He left the Supreme Court in 1937 to resume private law practice at Ada. When Justice Busby retired from the Supreme Court, one of the state's largest newspapers Andina Martz, '42, Okeene, has completed commented editorially : work for "Orel Busby honored and dignified the court during the period of five years lie served a bachelor's degree in home economics as a supreme justice. He refused to publicize his most unimportant activity and to din the public's at the University and is now in charge of the ears with repeated claims of his own infallibility . He studied cases instead of promoting political vocational home economics department in the controversy. He commanded respect and fair treatment by maintaining himself worthy of respect high school and fair treatment. He administered justice so fairly and impartially that no one can say with at Grove, Oklahoma . assurance on the day of his resignation that he was the champion of vested interests or the champion of the people who toil. He was just in his official attitude toward all classes. x x x MOSLEY-HOWARD : Miss Bobbyc Raye Mos- The state lost the services of a capable and conscientious servant when justice Busby resigned ." ley, '42, arts and sciences sophomore in the Uni- Orel Busby's ability to inspire public confidence is illustrated by his unusual record of having versity, became the bride of Lt. Charles Howard, made six political campaigns and never suffered a defeat. Fort Sill, in a ceremony February 7 at Duncan. The couple have established a home in Lawton. VIEREGG-MAHAN : The wedding of Miss Betty Vieregg, '42, and E. D. Mahan, '39, took place February 7 in Clinton . The bride, a member of Delta Gamma sorority, is a former bus- OREL BUSBY iness student in the University. The couple are DEMOCRAT FOR U. S. SENATOR at home in Tulsa where Mr. Mahan is a deputy state examiner and inspector . (Paid political advertising)

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