Theodore Schreiner during the Civil | war. He wrote at regular intervals frcni the time he was taken prisoner at Corinth, until he died in Anderson-llle prLs.n the 23rd of August, 1862. The diary was found in the belongings of another prisoner who had relatives I in this part of the state and throughif ;i*sthem was sent to the family here.Mrs. McGohan read an article on ‘ What the Japanese Women are Doing in the War.” It described many of the tactics used and contained much information valuable to all.The committee, Mrs. Margaret Lindsay, Mr Gladys Hills and Mrs McGohan. served jefreshmonts of ginger-a bread with whipped cream, coffee, nutscT on a!8nd candy* cn 2 00;SeniorsO.felen•eg Indents ahl of hi ad-th t hrs for the• ' • •2 83 2652 652 632.572.502 442.252.25 225 2.18 2 13'es2 942 612 402.72rs............ 294nor scholastic fra-•ship of which is selection. The se-m the highest 15% and the highest 5% To b1 eligible, a stu-credit ratio not lower ollowing selection has ie year of 1944: age senior, and Jane its Zickefoose, juniors, s, Elizabeth Jerrel and were selected from the t year.CALENDAR4ellenic Spring Formal na Phi Epsilon SpringSemester exams, mmence Play - ‘ Nine tolosing Chapel, accalaurea’e 10 45 a. in. ommencement 10:00 a. m.lummer School RegistrationIN ME MORI AMi in Actionm B Russellirren Smith irold Willit;■bert Deahl arron Turner toyee Harrim Jlintcn Mtillinex •ssing in Action Stanley Beck James Houstonariquarters. Panama Canal Zone NS'— First Sergeant Candeiaric endez. Panarm. Mobile F' rce jungle intryman. who us returning to hi-ne in Puerto Rico for-a 90-day fur-,gh prior to retiring at the end of 3C ar service, Is believed to have set a cord in that he served his 10 enlist-ients in the same company. Enter-lg the army in June. 1914. he has an mbroken record of good behavior. Ar athlete of merit, he holds experl marksman medals for pistol, rifle anc heavy machine-gun firing.SOCIAL MEETING OF D. OF U. V.A very enjoyable sosial meeting oi the Daughters of Union Veterans war held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Eva McGohan on East Washington street. There was a very gcod attendance of the members. A short business meeting was conducted with the president. Mrs Blanche Lenning in charge. Red Cross work was discussed and members are urged to help with this work.A very interesting program was given. Mrs. Mary Williams read from a diary which was written bv an uncle.