My father, George Rogers Jr, lived with my mother and myself in Dallas TX at the time (around 1945). That was quite a haul to drive to Houston during the war. He worked as an accountant in an aircraft manufacturing plant. He was the only one of the 4 sons who didn't serve in the military. (I have no idea why, but it's likely he had some medical condition which was kept secret. All medical conditions were kept secret in our Christian Science family.)
Update about blog
August 8th sunset over Hogback Ridge and Heron Peak. Durango CO with air quality warnings of "ozone" or possibly smoke from wildfires. I kept the windows closed.
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Home Movies - part 3
My father, George Rogers Jr, lived with my mother and myself in Dallas TX at the time (around 1945). That was quite a haul to drive to Houston during the war. He worked as an accountant in an aircraft manufacturing plant. He was the only one of the 4 sons who didn't serve in the military. (I have no idea why, but it's likely he had some medical condition which was kept secret. All medical conditions were kept secret in our Christian Science family.)
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