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Burton Jay Smith and Willametta Turnepseed letters, January-May, 1943
1943-01-24 Page 3
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2 stood why I didn't pick-up a girl while I was in Nashville. A group of cadets got leave the other night and went to Nashville. A friend of mine, Bennet Moyle, who is married, and I, who considers himself all but married, went together. We took a ribbing because all we did was have a good meal and see the show "Bambi." We were ridiculed because we brushed off with cold disdain the girls on Nashville's streets. As Ben said, "we are both old-fashioned (though I can't say I consider it out of fashion) enough to have one wife and stick to her." As for me, they were disgusting. I have you; I'll never want anyone else.
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2 stood why I didn't pick-up a girl while I was in Nashville. A group of cadets got leave the other night and went to Nashville. A friend of mine, Bennet Moyle, who is married, and I, who considers himself all but married, went together. We took a ribbing because all we did was have a good meal and see the show "Bambi." We were ridiculed because we brushed off with cold disdain the girls on Nashville's streets. As Ben said, "we are both old-fashioned (though I can't say I consider it out of fashion) enough to have one wife and stick to her." As for me, they were disgusting. I have you; I'll never want anyone else.
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