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president of Cartoon Characters,‘grumpy faces.”KUTisv-‘ or i irs|IS-!i!14-West Va. Men In Armed Serviceedi Four Charleston area mem carrier USS Coral Sea for out-have recently been reassigned!standing performance in his in their posts in the armed] ship’s deployment to the West-forces. i ern Pacific.Mf?!S ToIIe-v' a sraduate of Nitro20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tommm High School, also graduatedE. Baily of Poca, was as-jfrom Marshall University in signed as a missile crewman to| 1953.the 7lst Air Defense Artillery iniGermany I Two area men werePFC Bailey entered the Armyimilita,r* perJsonnJei recently in June. He is married to MrsJ completmS advanced training.edasesin*asid.Drema Bailey, also of Poca. Army Pvt. Rodney S. Frame,Army Pvt. Robert H. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray E.son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Johnson, of Hurricane, recently Frame, 2309 Monroe Ave., St. completed nine weeks of train-Albans, was recently assigned! a$ a weapons infantry-to the 10th Infantry at Ft. Dav-; ma« at Fort Jackson, S C. is, Canal Zone. j The 20-year-old soldier is aPvt. Frame is serving as a. 1970 graduate of Hurricane High rifleman with the infantry. The i School and attended West Vir-21-year-old soldier is a 1970 ginia State College at Institute, graduate of St. Albans High Navy Hospitalman James D.n * Burdette, son of Mr. and Mrs.Navy Petty Officer Thomas L. James W. Burdette of 1804 Sug-Smith, son of Mr and Mrs.]ar Creek drive, Charleston, has James E Smith of 229 Keystonejcompieted advanced training atDrive, Charleston, was assiped to the staff of Commander Task Force 140 organized to assist in operations for the moon mission Apollo 17.Smith, husband of Mrs. Nancy Byrd Smith of 238 Keystone Drive, was among the militarypersonnel on the job at the Recovery Control Center at Norfolk Va. during the spaceflight.Army Staff Sgt. Jeremiah George, son of Levi George of Bluefield, was recently assigned to the 19th Air Defense Group at Ft. Mac Arthur, Calif.This unit, a part of the Army Air Defense Command, helps provide protection against aerial attack for major U. S. cities. Sgt. George, a supply officer, entered the army in 1959.Area men who received ad-the Hospital Corps School at Great Lakes.A 1967 graduate of Stonewall Jackson High School, he attended Morris Harvey College in Charleston.Men completing basic training from the Charleston area include:Pvt. Gordon Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A, Hall, Bluefield, at Fort Jackson; Pvt. Chester H. Adkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Adkins and husband of Judy Adkins, all of Jeffery, W.Va,, at Fort Jackson; Pvt. Ray K. Fleming, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carter Fleming,! Oak Hill, at Fort Jackson; Pvt. Tommy M, Frye, 19, son of Mrs. Deliah J. Frye of Ferrells-burg, at Fort Jackson; Pvt. Ar-] vanced training recently in the ®]Fadar’ 22’ so,n ^rs‘; armed forces include; : Kuby E, Shrader, of Bluefield atPvt. Roger L. Cadd. 18. son of!?0!’1 Jackson; Pvt, Brenzil R. I Mr. and Mrs. Leon F. Cadd 0f 'Eoberts 22 son of Mr- and Mrs-13037 Kanawha Terrace, St. AI* j bans, training in fuel and eiectr-jical systems repair at AberdeenClyde Roberts, laeger, at Fort Jackson; Pvt. David L. Snyder, son of Mr, and Mrs. Ira D.j Proving Ground, Md. He is mar- Snyder, of Belle, at Fort.ried to Linda Cadd of 101 Lee St., St. Albans.Pvt. John Q, Williamson, 20,Jackson; Pvt. Walter D. Wilson Jr., whose wife. Jeanette, lives: at Madison, trained at Fort ison of Leander Williamson of Jackson; Pvt, James P. Justice,] Ranger, training in light vehicle!20. Mrs. Glena D. Justice, driving course, at Fort Polk, j completed training at Fort La. Jackson; Marine PFC Gregory! Pvt. Gary E. Elliott. 19, son lof Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Elliott, of Bentree, training in an eightM. Johnson, son of Mr, and Mrs. Willie M. Johnson of Belle, at Parris Island, S.C.; Navyweek cooking course at the U, I Seaman Buddy R. Spencer, son. S. Army Training Center in Fort:of Mrs. Isabelle E. Spencer of Knox. 1790 Virginia St. W., Charleston,!Navy Lt. Cmdr. Richard L.jat the Naval Training Center at Tolley son of Mr. and Mrs.'Great Lakes, III.; and Navy Raymond H. Tolley of 5396 Big Seaman Frederick L. Waller, Tyler Road, Charleston, was.son of Mrs. Mary K. Waller of, awarded the Navy Commenda-jBig Chimney, at the Great! tion Medal aboard the aircraft'Lakes training center. i
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Charleston Daily Mail
Charleston, West Virginia, US
Fri, Dec 29, 1972
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