Our character was born on Valentine's Day, 1918, on a farm near Iredell, Texas.
For the first sixteen years he was an ardent cultivator of pigs, chickens,
horses and cattle. Upon graduating from the business school of John Tarleton
College at Stephenville, Texas, he became secretary librarian and assistant
teacher of Agriculture there. Later he was appointed bursar of the school and
manager of the boys' dormitory. In Jan. of 1941 he accepted a position at Kelly
Field and in 1942 was selected to become principal clerk of the Hondo Sub-Depot
Supply. His hobby during college days was amateur radio and the delivering of
messages to parents from homesick freshmen. It's small wonder that he thinks
his hobby so fascinating. Over an amateur mike in 1938 he made his first date
with a blond co-ed. In 1942 he married the co-ed. Arthur's present hobbies are
cooking and "assigning people to the graveyard shift". His pleasantness,
initiative and conscientiousness have made him an able president for the Welfare
Association.
This story was taken from an article in the Sept. 1943 issue of the “Beam-Hondo A.A.F.N.S. Weekly, published by Special Services, Hondo, TX. On page 12, under the heading, “Air Scoop”. Sent to me by Arthur Worrell’s niece, Janice Worrell Oliver.
Donated by: Rose DENSON
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