Georgia

The Dartmouth Club of Georgia held its annual dinner-meeting on April 11, at the Officers' Club, Naval Air Station, Atlanta, with President John S. Dickey as guest speaker. Twenty-five members attended, along with Mr. E. L. Floyd, liaison officer for the Atlanta Public Schools and Colleges, R. W. Stephens, principal of Henry Grady High School, and Robert E. Cleveland, recently accepted member of next fall's freshman class. The total of fifty-one persons enjoyed pre-dinner cocktails and hors d'oeuvres followed by prime roast beef. The following members from Atlanta attended with their wives: Dr. Paul Guilfoil '39, Dr. John Fish '34, Dr. Ben Read '32, JohnO'Brion '32, Winthrop Snow '14, Charles Altman '24, Graham Conklin '43, David Dorwood '12, Dick Exton '29, Louis Fortuna '3B and mother, George Hawkins '31, Fred Ingersoll '37, Bill Marsh, Jr. '31, Frank O'Gara '23, AlStarrett '29, Joe Stone '30, Henley Sturgess '17, and Alva Wilson '25.

Messrs. Brad Foss '25 and Charles Vann S.Mottla '47 came over from Athens with their wives. John Adams '38, Griffin, was accompanied by Miss Matthews, Atlanta. Mrs. HapJones '24 joined the Altmans since Hap was out of the city at the time. The stags were Carl Bremer '46, Walt Floyd '14 and NormanAskey '43, Macon.

John Dickey's presence and message were an inspiration to the membership, and everyone is hopeful that President Dickey will be able to make such a visit an annual affair. A press breakfast scheduled for the next morning was suddenly cancelled by General Mac Arthur's dismissal. Jack O'Brion was unable to convince the editors of the local newspaper that the Mac Arthur incident was secondary to President Dickey's presence in Atlanta. On Thursday Jack O'Brion and Louis J. Fortuna drove President Dickey to Warm Springs, Ga., location of the Warm Springs Foundation and the Little White House. Chuck Palmer '18 had arranged a guided tour and luncheon. That date was the sixth anniversary of the death of President Roosevelt, and Doc O'Connor '12, honorary chairman, Chuck Palmer '18, and the Directors of the Foundation were holding their annual meeting at the Warm Springs Foundation. We were much impressed by the wonderful work being done for the polio patients. From there President Dickey was driven to Chattanooga for his meeting with the Chattanooga Club.

Ted Walter '46 recently acquired a new bride, the former Jean Grant of Atlanta, and is now living at the Darlington Apartments and employed by the Federal Reserve Bank. Dr. Roger Dudis '39 is a resident physician at Crawford Long Hospital and living with family at 4849 Durden Drive, Doraville, Ga.

NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS OF THE GLENS FALLS CLUB join Don Cameron '35, who spoke at the annual dinner meeting on April 12, in Glens Falls, N. Y. Shown in the picture (I to r): Gibb Clark '42, vice-president; Don Cameron '35; Roy Middleworth '39, president; George Davis '28, Chairman of Committee on Enrollment; Larry Kenney '28, secretary-treasurer; Bob Crawford '37, Member of Executive Committee and Chairman of Interviewing Committee.

Secretary, 2725 No. Decatur Rd., Decatur, Ga.