AY, JANUARY 17, 1946
vice
on
held
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ion
lnci
Hand
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on uies
Vt Attack
were
it l he
KletluKlUt church for
and. SU- veteran ui
1(i v ho as louna
home near Can-
morning. i'
a,id Hit" Rev. W. H.
d. Burial was in me
I I'ale. Haywood cor-
that death resuuea
heart condition anu
niral causes.
served with me
iiiin the first
was wounded in
in the Seeond
served u nn ine nier-
d then joined the
,i u;is assigned to
work at Mobile, Ala.
il was in the automo-
n mimber ot years
ars was a structural
in Detroit. He re
ittm some years ago
since that lime had
in farming and rais-
v his widow: one son
inarria.ee. Carrol Hol-
serving with the
seas: live siep-cnn-
leii Rhodes, of New
m I'enlnnd, and Miss
lif Clde. (Iron Woods,
v in .Japan, and Bill
Navy stationed in
parents, Mr. and
land of near Canton;
John, Jim and Tom
Detroit, and Clinton
three sisters, Mrs.
irk, of Detroit, Mrs.
in. of Canton. Mrs.
also of Canton, and
Cali'il. ef Houston.
imeral Home of Cnn-
nrne of tiie arrange-
Soothes Manila GIs
A
it-- . if
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TROUBLED by soldier demonstra
tions against demobilization delays,
Lt. Gen. W. D. Styer (above) coun
seled a ave-man committee of en
listed men against a scheduled mass
meeting in Manila, saying that the
"changing international situation"
forbade sending all eligible men
home at once. (International)
SERVICE
Trans - Pacific (de
bet ween Japan and
Stales was resumed
Private Vinson P.
Kkla.. called Wichita.
about $39.
0F LICENSES
Ibinson to Bessie M
Canton.
Brothcrs-In-Law
Meet For First Time
Since Induction
Corporal T. Tester Hunter and
his brother-in-law Staff Sgt. J. Al
ton Fields met recently at the
home of the former's parents since
they both entered the service on
I lie same date. Mr. and Mrs. Fields
who formerly resided in this sec
tion aro now making their home
in Middleton, Va.
Corporal Hunter, who attended
(he local high school served for
ten months in New Guinea and was
returned to the States and sent to
Oliver General Hospital at Au
custa, Ga and then to Asheville.
He is now stationed at Remount
Va.
Sgt. Fields, a native nf RantnrA
was married in September, 1940, to
Miss Alma Hunter, sister of Cpl.
Hunter. He served with General
Patton's army in Germany and re
ceived his discharge from Fort
Bragg last month. He and Mrs,
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THE WATNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER
Father Roche
Honored At
FarewellTete
The Rev. Thomas G. Roche, re
tiring member of St. John's high
School, was honnrnri at o i
u . u . f J V I. 1 (1 1
assembly called at th ef.ni
the occasion of his promotion o
the pastorate of Wrightsville
Beach.
Frances Frazier, sophomore, pre
sented Father Roche with a purse
of $150, representing donations
from St. John's school and church.
Cpl. Guy G. West
Re-enlists in Service
Corporal Rav C, Wt cnn e
Mr, and Mrs. J. D. West, of the
Fines Creek section of the county,
has reported to his post of duty
u ureensboro after spending a 54
day furlough with his parents.
Cpl. West entered the service on
June 17, 1944, and was inducted
at Fort Bragg. He took his basic
training at Shepard Field and was
later sent to Tyndall Field, after
which he received advanced train
ing at Boise, Idaho.
This fall he re-enlisted in the
service and plans to remain at
least one more year in the air
corps.
In Germany
PAGE THREE Second Section
Fields are now making their home
at Front Royal, Va.
PC.
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PVT. THEODORE T. MUSE, JR.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore T.
Muse, of the Ratoliff Cove section,
is now serving with the army of
occupation in Germany Prior to
entering the service Pvt. Muse was
at Camp Gordon, Ga where he
took his basic training. He has
been in the army since May 24
1945.
Chicken Strains
Only a small number of the 160
varieties of chickens are used on
specialized commercial poultry
farms.
Lewis A. Kirkpatrick
Discharged From Navy
Lewis A. Kirkpatrick, seaman
first class, son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Kirkpatrick. of Fines Creek,
has been discharged from the U.-S.
navy. .!e entered the service on
October 2G. 1943 and was inducted
at Camp Croft.
From Croft he was sent to Bain
bridge, Md., where he took his boot
training and was later sent to a
gunnery school at Norfolk. From
the latter he was sent to Camp
Shelton, Va., where he was as
signed to sea duty. He served on
board the SS Culfway and the SS
Brandy Station, merchant marine
ships. His duties on these ships
took him practically all over the
world. I
He is entitled to wear the Amer- j
ican Theater ribbon. European 1
theater and Tacific Theater rib
bons, the Philippine Liberation
medal and the Victory medal.
At the time he entered the navy
as a volunteer he was a student
in high schoal, and plans to return
to school.
Seaman Kirkpatrick had four
brothers in the service; two who
have received their discharges,
Private First Class Paul, who was
on duty in Europe, and Kd, chief
torpedoman, U. S. navy. Two broth-1
ers are still in the service. Lee'
Kirkpatrick, chief boatswain, now !
in Washingto nand Private First
Class Russell, at Camp Schanks, j
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