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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1944

Page

2

Camp Shaw-Mi-Del-Eca names director and opens season

Marie H. Stark, dean of boys and athletic business manager at Charleston high school, returns as camp director at Camp Shaw-Mi-Del-Eca with 13 years of ties. The eight week session runs June 29 to August 24, located between Lewisburg and White Sulphur Springs on Greenbrier river, with enrollment limited to 200 boys from about 21 estates.

Lewisburg Marie H. Stark Charleston High School Camp Shaw-Mi-Del-Eca Stark Charleston Shaw-Mi-Del-Eca Connecion Greenbrier Military School White Sulphur Springs Greenbrier River H. B. Moore R. M. Harris

A Soldier Comes Home Chapter III at the Dragon Tea House

Yo-han, a homeward Chinese soldier, returns to Hungfu during furlough and faces a sudden disturbance. After reuniting with relatives and old friends at the Dragon tea house, he senses danger as planes pass overhead and he races toward his mother's farm to protect her and report a captured document tied to Japanese plans.

Hester Hawkes the Dragon Tea House Yo-Han Lance Belta Ma-mei Ye-ten Sheng Tasle Hungtiu Yunnan Mountains Yohan Youhan Dragon Tea House Manuel Tas Hungfu Tai Tki Uki Shanghai Jiangpo Rangor Mamei the Gazette

Miss Phylis Blackwood Honor Shower in Lattes

Mrs. Logan Wampler entertained at her Lattes home with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Phylis Elaine Blackwood on her Saturday wedding to Frank Nathan Gillespie USNR. Guests and helpers listed, with Miss Mary Bernice Tormey at the piano and Joy Tilstra singing The Lord’s Prayer.

Logan David Wampler Lattes Phylis Elaine Blackwood Frank Nathan Gillespie USNR Betty Cox Joy Tilstra Rosemary Wampler Naomi Thompson Eva Wiseman Gussie Moses Carol Jeffries Lois Wilson Charles Johnson Miss Blackwood Roberta Blackwood Maxine Sayre Mary Bernice Tormey Theresa Hudson Aileen Bateman Linda Markham Eleanor Bigelow Doris Runyon Frances O'Neill Lorraine Pauley Phyllis Ferrari Barbara Ferrari Jeannie Ferrari Mesdames J. C. Blackwood W. H., Gillespie, Sr W.H. Gillespie Charles Culline L. T. Alexander Hubert Bonner Leonard Cox A. L. Markham Ann Frye Susan Simms Carl Legge Clarence Hudson Dick Moses Clarence Tilstra Lonnie Johnson Basil Cadle George Grill

Army Seeks Trainees For Physical Therapy

Specially qualified Charleston women may enlist to attend army physical therapy training programs. Candidates need four years of college with PE emphasis or two years with biological sciences, high Army GT score, basic training, three months training in physical therapy, then an apprenticeship. Qualified entrants may become medical department aides with rank of second lieutenant.

Charleston Women's Army Corps Army

Liquor Terms Cause Confusion In Alabama Stores

Clerks in Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control stores explain that liqueur is liquor but not all liquor is liqueur. Patrons heard rum and brandy will flow more freely while whisky remains limited to one quart per person per month. SS Cigaret Fire Damages Divan in California Apts. at 4:57 a.m. yesterday caused about $25 damage to a divan, city firefighters reported.

Montgomery Ala Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board C. F. Laman California Apts

Hawley praises medical sufficiency in European theater

London June 27 Maj Gen Paul Hawley chief surgeon in the European theater of operations returned from France saying there are ample medical supplies and equipment for invasion forces. He noted no shortages, praised the efficiency of medical corps and the volume of supplies, and observed many combat wounds were not painful.

London Paul Hawley France Hawley Cherbourg

Medical Corps in France Praised for Rapid Aid and Blood Plasma

General Hawley lauds the Medical Corps in France for relieving acute suffering by swift aid and ample blood plasma. He also commends nursing and Red Cross workers, Navy machinist mates, and their tireless, off watch care for the wounded.

Hawley American Red Cross Navy

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