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. Katherine f Ann Cody daughter of
Mr. and -Mrs. Kcrmit .B. Cody'Of
Marshall, celebrated her' 7th birth
day with party given at her home
Friday afternoorv March , 8.
Several games were played, favor
given- , and nice present received by
the hoaoree. Refreshments of cake,
ie cream, and drinks were served.
Those enjoying the occasion were
Margaret Corbett, Ann Potts, Jimmy
Dodson, Barbara and Sandra Hender
son, Janie Lee Woodird, Diana and
David McElroy, Coleman and Rita
Cody, Madeline and Johnny Ramsey,
Kilas Cody, Kermit, Jr., Teddy and
Katherine Cody. Adults present
were Mrs. Marvin Silver, Mrs. Har
ley Cody, Mrs. F. A. Dodson, Mrs.
John Corbett ,Mrs. Lawrence McEl
ipy, Mrs. J .C .Dodson, and Mrs.
Barbara Henderson.
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Pfc. Carson R. Gentry
tn Hokkaido, Japan
With The Eighth Army In Camp
Crawford, Hokkaido, Japan, Febru
ary 13, 1950. Private First Class
Carson R. Gentry, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John W. Gentry, of Route 3,
Box 140, Marshall, has been assigned
to the 57th Field Artillery Battalion
of the 7th Infantry Division stationed
at Camp Crawford, Hokkaido, Japan.
Private First Carson Gentry enter
ed the Army at Greenevijle, Tennes
see, November 14. 1947; He ; com
pleted his initial training at Fort
Jackson, S. C. In April, 1948, Pfc
Gentry sailed overseas to Korea. He
then transferred to the 67th 'Field
Artillery Battalion at Camp Yonng
hans, Honshu, Japan, -before arriv
ing at Camp Crawford, Hokkaido,
Japan. He is now serving as ft track
driver in Battery 'B" of his Bat
talion. Prior to entering the Army, Pfc.
Gentry attended the White Rock
high school, Marshall,- B-3.
POETRY CORNER
Contributed By
EDITH DEADERICKERSKINE
,-iSjxmeored Athsvdle Branch
National Leagut American
y Pen Women
VACATION
While March winds ewft: bio1
start o sap tri
For transport HI rio on my t aney'a
ihmmI ahiD.
She is swift and air-wofthy, safe V
all the while,
Shell take you a million as well as
a mile.
IH ride over clouds and on to the
trs, ' , . ,
And tp every" far place that will' let
'down5 de bars,
Testing the cUmate till I find one
to suit ......
Where .laidlorajs won't giVe a poor
man the boot i ,,.
My first hop wiH to the far away
Perhaps for breakfast aerved at
U,Wgl k?:ltfy:Z:y' "
J're seen him so often moving apace
111 Uow off ue nust Ba Mmjfm
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V i ' much about
'Bo om el-thongh some people
t doubt
AOsv-ao eanala-of course III
I not Uy
But happily ride to the bright
Milky War.
It look, ao Inviting from this little
sphere,
Why not spend a brief time wander-
Im. tttare?
And then if I'm tired and longing,
for home,
111 make my last landing when May
flowers bloom,
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