LE^j|pR FROM KOREA
Suwan, Korea,
Dear Home Friendly Club:
Well, I’m still here but it looks
like we will be finished in a week
or so. I received 2 of your letters
yesterday with about 20 others.
It was about time for-I had begun
to believe that I wasn’t to receive
any.
Since I wrote to you last we
have had a little excitement here.
I guess you’ve heard about Ted
Williams getting his aircraft torn
up. Well, I saw him bringing in
his plane with it burning up. He
sure was lucky. I got a kick out
of the Marines when they came
up to salvage his plane. After he
left from looking over his plane
the next day one Marine said:
“If he plays ball like he flies, I
would hate to see him play (on
any team opposing me)”. Besides
that we have repaired two F86’s
while waiting for parts for one
of the other B29’s. Now we have all
parts and are waiting round to
this air craft back in action.
Right now everybody who was
here with us has gone back to
Japan except me and another
man.
Well, I will close for now say
ing, thanks a lot for the news
and the Valentine. Keep up the
good work.
Ale Charles B. McKaig.
Mr. a.d Mrs. Ralph Anderson
of San Diego, Calif., and Mrs.
Claud Ramsey of Inman were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ward
Tuesday.
Miss Ann Fain Bowen has re
turned to Agnes Scott College,
Decatur, Ga., after spending the
spring vacation in Tryon with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Bowen.
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J. M. Baker
Real Estate
Phone Tryon 192 j
Agent for Calhoun Property I
The Lanier Club brings a great movie to Tryon.
It is called
St. Matthew Passion
edited by Robert Flaherty
THURSDAY, MARCH 26th, 8 P. M.
Congregational Church House
The story of Jesus, shown by the
great art of the world, sung in
English by the Vienna Singverein.
Proceeds will help support our library.
Tickets $1.00 at Missildine’s, library or door