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Services Cheer Wounded Soldiers Patients at the U. S. Army Hospital at Camp Pickett have a bit of home brought to them each day by the ever-present Gray Ladies who so capably assist Red Cross Field Workers. Those tireless volunteers from surrounding Southside Virginia communities perform tasks which make the patient's stay in the hospital a more pleasant one. These ladies* wlio.se ifforts con tribute valuable therapy to the men's recovery, handle the dis tribution of reading material, corjuuct parties and games, and do personal services for the bed ridden men. * Their presence was especially welcome during the noliday sea son when they were Kept busy at gift-wrapping, ward decoration, and Christmas card distribution. Patients and hospital personnel alike have come to regard the Gray Ladies, who o generously vr Of till!" t ale a: ;>. symbol of home m a time of loniiness.

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