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Title
[A
table
set
for
Christmas
dinner
,
1945]
Date
1945-12
Subject headings
World War, 1939-1945
United States. Army--Women
Era
World War II era (1940-1946)
Service branch
Army--Army Medical Specialist Corps - Diet
Item description
A
long
table
set
for a
Christmas
dinner
awaits
the
arrival
of the
German
POWs
who
are
patients
of
Ward
2B
of
Kennedy
General
Hospital
,
Memphis
,
Tennessee
, in
1945
. The
table
is
set
with
traditional
fruit
centerpieces
,
plates
,
silverware
, and
candles
.
Stockings
,
Christmas
cards
, a
Christmas
tree
, a
banner
proclaiming
"
Merry
Christmas
" a
paraplegic
patient
dressed
as
Santa
Claus
, and
hospital
beds
can
be
seen
in the
background
.
Veteran's name
Garrett, Caroline Morrison
Veteran's biography
Caroline
Morrison
Garrett
(b
.
1921)
of
Bethel
,
Connecticut
,
served
as a
dietitian
in the
Army
Medical
Corps
from
1944
to
1947
.
Caroline
Morrison
Garrett
was
born
10
September
1921
and
raised
in
Bethel
,
Connecticut
. She
attended
the
Woman's
College
of the
University
of
North
Carolina
(now
The
University
of
North
Carolina
at
Greensboro)
from
1941
to
1944
.
After
graduating
with a
bachelor
of
science
in
Home
Economics
, she
completed
a
yearlong
dietetic
internship
and
apprenticeship
at
Walter
Reed
General
Hospital
in
Washington
,
D.C
.
In
September
1945
,
Garrett
was
commissioned
as a
second
lieutenant
into the
U.S
.
Army
Medical
Corps
and
sent
to
Fort
Sam
Houston
in
San
Antonio
,
Texas
, for
basic
training
. She was
stationed
briefly
at
Battey
General
Hospital
in
Rome
,
Georgia
, in
November
1945
. She was then
reassigned
to
Kennedy
General
Hospital
in
Memphis
,
Tennessee
,
where
she
primarily
worked
as the
dietitian
for the
paraplegic
ward
through
June
1946
. She was then
stationed
at
William
Beaumont
General
Hospital
in
El
Paso
,
Texas
,
until
her
discharge
in
August
1947
,
although
she
spent
much
of
it
on
sick
call
from
hepatitis
.
Following
her
discharge
,
Garrett
served
as the
nutritionist
for
families
on the
Floating
Hospital
of
St
.
John’s
Guild
in
New
York
,
followed
by
two
years
as a
personal
assistant
to a
multiple
sclerosis
patient
in
Philadelphia
. She also
worked
for
two
years
on the
private
patient
staff
at
New
York
Hospital-
Cornell
Medical
Center
before
returning
to
Connecticut
to
work
as a
home
representative
for
Connecticut
Light
&
Power
. In
1958
she
married
Eliot
Garrett
, and they
lived
in
Pittsburg
and
Salt
Lake
City
before
settling
in
Cupertino
,
California
.
Place
Memphis
(Tenn.)
Type
image
Original format
photographs
Original publisher
[Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified]
Contributing institution
Martha Blakeney Hodges Special Collections and University Archives, UNCG University Libraries
Source collection
WV0426 Caroline Morrison Garrett Papers, 1941-1948
Collection summary
The
collection
includes
materials
created
and/or
used
by
Caroline
Morrison
during
her
time
serving
as a
dietetic
student
at
Woman's
College
of the
University
of
North
Carolina
(now
The
University
of
North
Carolina
at
Greensboro)
and as a
dietitian
in the
Army
Medical
Corps
from
1944
through
1947
. The
collection
also
contains
correspondence
,
educational
materials
and
manuals
,
military
records
,
newspaper
clippings
,
photographs
,
pins
and
patches
,
publications
,
scrapbooks
and an
oral
history
transcript
.
Box
3
Folder
5: Photographs, 1944-1947
Finding aid link
http://libapps.uncg.edu/archon/index.php?p=collections/controlcard&id=308
Rights statement
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/
Additional rights information
IN
COPYRIGHT
. This
item
is
subject
to
copyright
.
Contact
the
rights
holder
noted
above
for
permission
to
reuse
.
Object ID
WV0426.6.004
Digital publisher
The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, University Libraries, PO Box 26170, Greensboro NC 27402-6170, 336.334.5304 --
http://library.uncg.edu/
OCLC number
900815026
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