Wednesday, September 21, 2011

ARMY DAYS


C.L. didn't have the resources to continue his movie/TV adventure. The long and the short of that story is that  C.L. joined the Army so he could get out of debt and have an income, Four Star Playhouse sent him an invitation for a contract in a series. Too late. I wish I had kept the letter for his history.  As I recall, it was NBC's Gunsmoke  an American radio and television Western drama series.

C. L. Hoskins





  This was a very difficult time in the life of my brother. He was thinking of his daughter and didn't have enough money to help with her. He was told that the  Army provided a way to easy the challenge of "no money."

When he left for the Army, my heart broke as I told him, "Later. Do what you have to do." Love my brother. Again, the tears come so easily. Tears of joy for being a part of life. All of us had fun in the ocean as we played and threw sand at each other. Sands of time. All of us young kids learning about the windows and doors of life and how the shadows prepare us for more experiences. Life is precious  with every passing day.



Argie, C.L. Hoskins and Barbara Whaley


Ellie, C.L. and Barbara and Autumn Leaves




C. L., Argie, Mother Edna Lawson Hoskins, Aunt Anna Hixenbaugh Thompson, Daddy "Al" Hoskins and unknown lady



Daddy and Son

C. L., Argie, Mother Edna and Daddy "Al" Hoskins






Basic training at Fort Ord, California 

C. L. and his little darling.



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Little Darling with her cousin.

What a precious child  and her Daddy



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Son and Sister at Sundance




Sister and Son    (Then and Now)



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I will post the year 1962 next time on MORE ARMY.






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