THE MATHEMATICAL ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA

The annual meeting of the Southeastern Section of the Mathematical Association of America was held at the University of South Carolina, Columbia, S. C., on Friday and Saturday, April 18-19, 1947. Professor Ruth W. Stokes, Chairman of the Section, presided at the Friday afternoon and Saturday morning meetings, and Professor W. L. Williams presided on Friday evening at the informal dinner given in honor of the visiting speaker, Professor L. M. Graves. There were one hundred and forty-one present, including the following seventy-seven members of the Association: Louise Adams, E. A. Bailey, T. A. Bancroft, D. F. Barrow, Helen Barton, W. S. Beckwith, R. C. Blackwell, R. V. Blair, R. G. Blake, Floyd Bowling, M. G. Boyce, A. T. Brauer, T. C. Carson, B. G. Clark, F. E. Clark, E. G. Douglas, Nelle C. Douglas, Jeanette R. Durst, L. A. Dyke, F. A. Ficken, R. B. Folsom, Jack Frierson, L. L. Garner, W. H. Gaver, L. M. Graves, C. L. Hair, E. A. Hedberg, R. A. Hefner, Erik Hemmingsen, P. R. Hill, C. H. Holton, G. B. Huff, L. P. Hutchison, J. A. Hyden, L. W. LaGrone, G. B. Lang, J. W. Lasley, Jr., R. J. Levit, Anne L. Lewis, F. A. Lewis, R. A. Lytle, G. H. May, W. G. McGavock, S. W. McInnis, W. N. Mebane, Jr., H. A. Myer, D. D. Miller, W. B. Moye, H. M. Nahikian, Sara L. Nelson, J. D. Novak, Eugene Park, R. I. Pepper, I. E. Perlin, C. G. Phipps, Ellen F. Rasor, G. E. Reves, J. 0. Reynolds, H. A. Robinson, L. B. Robinson, C. L. Seebeck, Jr., D. C. Sheldon, C. Eucebia Shuler, E. L. Stanley, L. W. Stark, A. L. Starrett, R. P. Stephens, Ruth W. Stokes, C. F. Strobel, Cora Strong, C. S. Sutton, Mary M. Templeton, J. M. Thomas, J. A. Ward, Betty R. Weber, W. L. Williams, Y. K. Wong. At the business session the following officers were elected for the coming year: Chairman, J. W. Cell, North Carolina State College; Vice-Chairman, L. A. Dye, The Citadel; Secretary-Treasurer, H. A. Robinson, Agnes Scott College. The Section voted to hold its 1948 meeting at The Citadel. The program consisted of the following papers: 1. Generalized differential operators, by Professor L. V. Robinson, University of South Carolina.