Adair Sentry
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Page Three
Thursday, October 15,1942.
’oforv he ha«l Httcraily combed »
' the folibwing correlative pa’M®*»
oi vaR's ami returned empty-
from the Christian Science tixt-
MEDITATIONS
handed. After a fjs^lic five-h'dir
I book, “Science and Health with
of
norning search, he finally Iccaled
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary |
the
du.-ut.
/
Baker
Eddy:
“
Atonement
is
the
BY t 5 R. C. JOHNSON
THE MEDICS
Yep. you guessed it! Onlookers
' f'
exemplification of man’s unity with
,1
Bv T 3 Bert Shandler
at the game ri port the only thing
. God. whereby man reflects divine
ha. 'i 'k S?ladow» had fallen. Joe cookies and candy. Mob psychology
Joe
and the girl friend looked at
Truth, Life and Love .... That
Ten yi*nra in show business, «hir­ the game were each other.
e|
1
h's shoes... straight- brought similar hints and, there-
Ged’s wrath should be vented upon
Jt 's ncwb’-acquired foot- upon, everyone was gnawed by the
His beloved Son, is divinely un­ ing which-time he has played with
’ir ... pUt his clothes in shape pangs of hunger and couldn’t pos-
Resting on M Sgt. Alvah II.
natural. Such a theory is mun- some of Broadway’s bigg'st star-,
Stalvey
’s disk in the personnel
ain stretched out on his bunk sibly pas» the night without fur-
inade. The atonement is a hard is the record of CpI. \ngelo 1’. Ca! :
- ance through "Life" and bat ther nourishment. Se, food was
problem in theology, but its scien­ abicse. Now he’s M. C. at practi­ department at station hospital is
a tiny statue of Hitler. It is unlike
n < l>anter with his barrack- ¡passed around and disposed of
tific explanation is. that suffering cally all eamp shows and soldiers I
most statues in that Hitler is bend­
tl ' h
^1C lights Out' whis- quietly, and the stomach appease-
The program of evangelistic serv­ is an error of sinful sense which
| ment that encourages mental slug- ices, which began last Sunday at the Truth destroys, and that evcntual- shows in nearby towns for th« ing way over, making himself a
very handy pin cushion. Alvah
Hill was sitting Indian style on gishness. accomplished that end. Post Chapel, Avenue D and 3rd i ly both sin and • ifferihg will fall lienefit of the camp athletic fund.
takes every chance he can to needle
his bed, writing a letter and sniok- I Going back to sleep was quite Street North, will continue through­ at the feet of everlasting Love"
Angelo got his start in th • show
the Axis and invites viators to do
»ng, racing against time to finish easy, now that the fellows were in out the coming week. Last Mon­ (PP- 18, 23).
world at the age of 16 when he the same.
before the “blackout.” Al com- [ the mood. And Joe dozed off. He day evening. Rev. E. B. Hart of
toured the east an«l middle west
minted on his boredom of the day was oblivious of the symphony of the 1st Baptist Church, Corvallis
CHAPEL SCHEDl I.E
for one year in a Gus Edwards i
as he paddled down the aisle with snores being played around him. spoke. The church choir and a spe­
Sunday, October 18
vaudeville show, “Young Ameri- ;
kiio
.... . t_ and * paste. Lee was <«•
• • ...
• r i
cial men’s chorus supplied several 0800—Mass CH. Talbot.
his toothbrush
Sleep. Ah,
it's wonderful,
cans." singing and performing in
tactfully soliciting a last cigar-1 Suddenly, like a bolt from the ¿lumbers. Tuesday evening, Rev. ' 0930—Bible Class CII. Harmon.
skits. He returned to New York I
ette ... in a manner befitting his * blue, the noise of a G.I. shoe plum- T. W. Read of the Interdenomina- : 1000—Protestant Service CH. Har­
to tour the metr«>p<ilit«n area in a
tional
Church.
Albany
conducted
an
three stripes but with all the subtle meting to the floor altovc startled
mon.
vaudeville aet, “Radio Revels." Af- i
implication that he might “pull Joe. Hazily irritated, he closed his old fashioned gospel hour. Solo, 1115—I-atter Day Saints — Elders ter touring the New England ami I
them should his wishes remain eyes again and prepared for its duet, trio, and quartette numbers
V. B. Hair & A. C. Nebekcr. southern states for nine months in
unfulfilled. The lights were flicked mate. It came ... almost through were featured. Dr. Jesse W. Bunch 1900—Evangelistic Service CH. another act, Angelo found vaude­
off.
the ceiling. They couldn’t make of the 1st Methodist Church. Cor­
Jorgenson.
ville ha«l breathed its last.
vallis delivered the message last
Bill cursed slightly that he did any more noise if dropped from a
In 1937 he spent on«- season in
HOSPITAL SERVICES
night. The church choir offered
Notice the many edditions to your shopping list this week. New mer­
not make the deadline; Al paddled thousand feet, thought Joe. Shuf­
New York burlesque as a singer
several
numbers.
The
meetings
Sunday.
October
18
fling
feet
creaked
on
the
floor
and straight num. The next stop
back orally purified; and Lee's
chandise is arriving daily. We ore combing the markets for the new
have been attended in goodly num­
Red Cross Recreation Bldg. 312
was as M. C. at the Pepper Pot. n
cigarette glowed orange-red and above, indicating it was nearly bers and keen interest
has
la-en
0800
—
Mass
CH.
Schwur.
things you will want as they come out.
popular Greenwich Village night
dipped and dived like a fire-fly midnight and the fellows who had manifested by the men.
Last
Sun-
1000
Protestant
Service
CH.
New
­
club. This lasted three am! one-|
as he fumbled to make his bed in been to town on night pass had day morning's program was high-
WATCH THIS LIST AND CHECK ITEMS NEEDED
man.
come home to roost.
half years, and from 1940 until his
the dark.
lighted
by
several
solo
ami chcJlr
Thus
with
the
witching
hour
at
army induction, Angelo was sing­
Or better still — come into either of our stores—at Albany or Salem—
Soon, the immediate after-dark
Selections by members of the 1st
ing with Peter Kara’s orchestra
chatter faded to mumbled and whis­ hand, complete silence (except for Presbyterian Church of Albany,
and go over the stocks with us,
Cooking With Gas
at such swank New York Spot« ns
pered tones and gradually ebbed the chronic snorers) settled and Joe Schedule for the remaining meet-
La
Martinique
and
the
l.ido
C
un
­
with the first few minutes of sleep. was able to sleep the rest of the ings follows:
By T 5 Holland C. Rogers
try cluh.
Dreamland opened for Joe Rookie. night undisturbed. But those re­
□ Brass Whistles
□ Serge Pants
Thursday. October 15—Rev. Loy­
Of
Cooks and Bakers School
Among the many stars with
It had been a rather hard day. maining six hours chased by and al H. Vickers, 1st Baptist Church,
Enlisted
Men's
All
Wool
whom Angelo has come in con­
More drill, fatigue duty, and the soon he was awakened once more. Independence. Subject: ‘»Behold His
tact with are: Abbot and Costello,
i I Piping for all Branches
cumulative listlessness that Friday This time it wasn’t accidental or Hands and His Feet." Miss Mildred
Major General G. R. Cook, com­
□ Shoulder Patches
night brings. Joe had gotten fairly premeditated. It was the whistle Gorsline, soprano solos, accom­ manding 104th Division, has de­ Ray and Grace MacDonald, the'
(We have the Wolf.)
well snuggled in the arms of Mor­ at leveille, announcing like Chan­ panied by Mrs. Vickers. Two tiny tailed his mess officers to attend Three Stooges (Moe was his fav­
□ Polishing Rouge
orite), Arthur Trach, th«' Street
pheus when a metallic thud accom­ ticleer. that day had begun.
Wilson Sisters will sing. Mrs. Wil- a specially organized Officers class Singer, Ann Corio, Margie Hart,
Lights were flicked on and amid j son accompanist.
panied by a tirade that would shock
at the School for Bakers and Cooks. Gypsy Rose Lee, Rags Ragland anil
□ Garrison Caps
antj stretches, reluctant
I i Uniform Buttons
even the chaplain, snapped him yawns
.
Friday, Oetolier 1(5—Rev. I.ael General Cook explained that “Tim­ Phil Silvers.
(With insignia.)
back to reality. Two beds down,' forms dragged themselves out of Westberg, Grace Lutheran Church, ber Wolves” eat nothing but the
Angelo says Oregon is truly
John was cursing his misfortune. to*l. dressed rapidly in the cool Corvallis, Subject: “A Picture au­ best and that the branch school
! I Money Belts
"God's
country." blit hurriedly
....he had cleaned too vigorously!morning air, and scrambled out- tographed for You.” Special music. was giving instruction in the new­
□ Wateproof Field Jacket
Hilds there's no place like New
that morning, and had accidentally R»de to account for their presence,
Sunday, October 18 — Chaplain est and best methods of mess York city. He is now a hard-woi);-
Regulation. Wool Lined
knocked one of the legs of his bed J The interlude of refreshment had Jorgenson.
i I Web Belts
operation. If the officers get their ing medic, assigned to the medical ,
Monday, October 1!» — Rev. E. B. book lamin' well, Major Josiah J. supply office.
at an angle. The voice hub-bub gone. Night noises faded ir' j noth­
□ Shorts and Shirts
and laughter indicated that others ingness, and Joe looked square into Luther, 1st Baptist Church, Al­ Osborn rewards them with one of
Angelo’s idol in the entertain­
White Broadcloth
I 1 Zipper Utility Kits >
the
face
of
another
day.
bany
choir.
had heard the crash, and after a
his superb stories, true to life or ment world in Bing Crosby, and
Tuesday, October 20 — ReV. C. otherwise. The other day it was his favorite orchestra is Coleman
maximum ado about nothing, peace
W. Reynolds, Christian Church, the yarn of his first day as K. P. [ Hawkins, whose recording of
□ Elastique Caps
and quiet settled once more.
I I Shoe Rags
If Your Name Is Here
Corvallis. Subject; “How to Stand in the U. S. Army.
But Sid had apparently not been
lOO«, Wool, Piping for AH Branches
| “Body an«T Soul” is tops with him.
Up and Take it.” Choir of 25 voices I The new student cooks from the ' u:_
... ... i horseracing
awakened by such a slight disturb­ You Ha\e Mail at P.O.
llis favorite sport
I 1 Non Com Metal Polish
will sing: “Oh, Morn of Beauty,” air corps are flying high ami this and he takes pardonable pride in
ance. for scarcely had Joe concen­
I
)
Chevrons
for
All
Grades
by
Sibelius;
“
Gloria."
from
12th
trated on sleep again when Sid
is keeping the school personnel picking the Cardinals over the
The following is a list of persons
□ Matchless Liquid Rouge
opened up with a salvo of deep- having mail at the Camp Adair post Mass by Mozart. Organ selections busier than a regular ground crew. Yankees.
throated and nasalized stjoring. He office which i* undeliverable due by Mrs. Opal Johnson, musical <1L At least one man got lost last week
□
Hash
Marks
rector.
wa.>j sawing oak ... with knots,
, as , to inspffiteient hddress.
end. Finally in a last desperate
I 1 Slippers - Pocked in Kit
Both (). I), and Suntan
Wednexilay, October 21
Rev.»-
his unconscious racked gained mo-1 ff votrr namd appears in the fol­
attempt to find out who he was.
Wilbur
Simmons.
Congregational
mentum. Fortunately. Jack, who lowing list, call in person at the
where he was and where his bunk
[ 1 Web Belts, Brass Buckles □ "Aunt Lydia's" Thread
slept in the next bed, too, was not Camp Adah- post office (1st bldg. and Presbyterian Church, Corvallis. was he had a corporal call the
Subject:
"To
What
Will
I
Give
My
a man of unjangled nerves ... so East of Divisional H.Q.) for your
Life?” Choir and organ selections. C.Q. at 2:30 in the morning.
I 1 Jersey 0. D. Gloves
he reached over and with a well- mail, and leave your correct mili­
Then there is the Air Corps RtU-
Thursday, October 22 — Rev. V.
I 1 Officers' Dress Gloves
placed nudge, nipped the concert tary address. (Name, grade, A.S.N.,
two
«lent
'cook
who
was
married
A. Ballantync, Jr.. Zion Evangelical
organization.)
in the bud.
I I "Spiffy" Collar Stays
Church, Monmouth. Subject:, “The months ago and who is still getting
Anderson-
Scarcely had .silence come into
i I Garrison Cap Covers
long distance telephone calls from
Rackley, William: Baker. Howard D.. Gospel According to Jesus’ Ene­
its own once more when the irri­ Baker, Leonard: Baldwin. Fred: Beard- mies.” Women's choir, duct und Kansas City about midnight most
Rainproof
Lukr: Becton. Ina ar: Beiijani, Ben;
I I Army Photo Albums
tating noise of the furnace’s being BehMey.
every night. Maybe she wants to
E. L.: Bodls. Thoma» J.. Brttw
trio numbers.
drr. Charles 1!.; Brown. Richard L :
fed crept through the building.
know if he has learned the proper
□ Suntan Shirts
Pvt.
By this time, comments on snor­ Bush.
Cardia. Alfred: •CatopbMl
Edwin
I I "My Life in the Service"
method for cooking and serving
96th Division Services
Harold E.: •Carr. Robert h.:
ing and furnaces piped up from all Carlson.
Catholic — No. 2, 10:30 a. m.; breakfast in lied. At any rate it
Chrtotfiuen. Robert; Conklin. G.; Cu­
Albums
directions ... sleepily offered and mans. J. W.
1 I 0. D. Cotton Sox
Harm». Howard L.: Davithon. Robert: No. 3, 7-8-11:30 r . m.. Confession, mUst be something beside • <«nti-
sleepily responded to. Then one of Douglas, Charles; Duckett, O. C.; Duell. Saturday 6-7 p. m.; No. 4, 7-11:80 ment.
the chaps decided he was too hun­ Fred.
T 3s Earl Atkins and Carl West,
a. m.. Confession Saturday 6-7 p.
O. D. Laundry Bags
•Eilley. Ralph.
i I Regulation Oxfords
•Finn. John: Flemate. Henry: Flody. m.; No. 5, 8:30-11:00 a. tn.. Confes­ ergaard are rejoicing in the knowl- r'
gry to sleep, and begged for a
Earl L.
With
Buckle
morsel. “Sandy” had received a
Gaues. Chris; Gordon. Jonh E.; UatrOtt. sion, Saturday 6-7 p. m.; No. 6, edge that they will be free finan­
□ Metal Soap Boxes
J.: Gibbins. Jack: Gona. Marvin.
package that day, so he offered Frank
Hanley. W
Jlannev. Raymond G.; 11:30 a. m., Confession, Saturday cial agents as of November 1. This
Harrington. Delmar: •IlaVvey. V D ; 6-7 p. m.
[ 1 Garrison Shoes
pay day they will draw the extra
Jewel Mr».: Howard.
Hill. D. Ç.;
“ . Holland.
..............................................
AUTO
accjdent
□ Garrison Cap, Pdr. Boxes
John It.
Protestant — No. 2, 9:30 a. m., shekels given to men promoted
C. I.: : HnbbaH -------
- ; HOttoy. H«w
a rd ; Hutchinson.
FIRE
LIFE
Chaplain Thompson (IiCidiv A.); from T/4 to T/3. Collectively, they
Irving. Herman.
□ Athletic Supporter
BURGLARY
Jaeger. Frank; Jarksoi »n. E. : Jackson. No. 3, 9:30 a. m., Chaplain Howard have hatched a plot to keep their
I I Gun Cleaning Brushes
Lawrence H.: Johnsen; Johnson. E.
and
all
others
H. Patrick—nponnorvd by 301st Td. wives in the dark about the raise
Koehtor. FTWier.
Urn t Wire
30 and 45 Calibre
Larson. Stanley T.: Lewis, Jeffrey;
Reliable
Stork
Companies
i 1 Ties, Suntan and Black
Bn., music by the Lewis Sisters; so they can buy cigarettes and
•Linder. Joe A.
•Malley,
Bill:
MacDonald.
Ray^W
.:
No. 4, 9:30 a. m. Chaplain Norris other necessities without filing a
• A Place to Meet
“ William I..:
Mathick. Joseph
M'-Bride.
□ Army Wallets
McConnell. Charles; Miller. E. IE: Mil* R. Halvorson; No. 5. 9:30 a. m., requisition with their fraus -which
• A Place to Eat
INSl'R INCE & BONDS
Mnrri
»on.
I
I
Regulation
Wool
Sox
tor. G. W : Miller. Irwin Jay: ------
Chaplain
Virgil
W.
Jackson,
also
would be promptly disapproved.
King: Moore. William C.; Moten. Shelley:
Elks llldg.
Phone 112
Mulfrrd.
Mudry Joseph
Mvell«r. Joe;
*
• conducting Protestant communion
< 'orvallis, <»regen
I I Combs
If one deer could talk, raid deer
Salem’s Only Sandwich
Dirk : Morphy. Williani
at 10 a. in.; No, 6, 9J1O a. in., Chap­ would explain just how «rack a
Ortega. Prtrr: (Maon.
OC-». Ham« W,
I
1
Military
Dress
Shoes
Shop
Folding nnd Harber Size______________
r»ppajohn Gentle Panl. Can* : Peter*
lain John K Ornnrnd.
shot some American army officers
vchmidt. R D.; Poekes.
Tnekes. John
Join» H , . Pre&s
Press
All
Type*
17!» Court Street
ler anl: Priohan. Hnlmar.
are. He would tell an exciting story
□ Army Dischorqe Holders
Sanford:
Ranstad
Sanford ; •Reeve,
* Reeve. lto»nald
101th Division Services
•Rrgan. pvt.; Rrid
Reid. J. W.: Rirhm»»nd.
of how Major Ozbom sneaked up
r Johnnie
Riendcaw,
A.
J.;
Riner.
Ralph;
:
□ Officers' Elastique Slacks
Catholic — No. 7, 01*00; No. 8/ on him in the f«»g early Sunday
Robhins. _ Maurin
______ ___
L.
II Housewife Kits - Roll Up
Sanders, Arthur;
trihur; Sander*,
Sanders, Max
. _
M : 1000; No. !», 0900; No. 10, 09M; No.
Pink and Green
morning
and
pinged
him
before
h<-
flawgainrtt«
Mario: Sehaff*r.
Marin:
RehalDr. ( Clorene»«;
’Urenr«*;
Matches — Jewelry
Srholti. Julius. SirnA.
Sims. Waj
M aj ne: •Smith, 11, 0800.
ran a yard.
Hoyer; ’Smith, Charto Edward: •fimithz
‘Smtin.
Protestant — No. 7, 1100; No. 8,
Musical Instruments
□ "Dyan Shine" Shoe Polish □ Metal Trench Mirrors
II.'’ V.; Snvdrr Crrll H
Stemnridge
w- . Ish
- *
marl R . •Stevens. Earl E.; Btenr. (». R. 09M; No. », 1000; No. 10, 1000; No.
Guns — Suits — Luggage
WASHINGTON - Manufactur
V oltaggi». Leonard.
Walker Franklin 1» : Welnafiwk Her I 11, 10M.
era of U.S. flags are assur«<l that '
Contplele Banking
□ Glastic Doq Chains
im. ; Milcher, Samp
bert: Whalen. John
i I Saddle Soap
Christian Science Service — No. fabrics for the Stara an<i Stripes
•on: William*. E. A.: : WilliatR***n Lvnvn
Service
V ; Wtlaon. Richard: ; Werd. Harold B : 11 at 1900 Wednesday! 1100 Sun­ will rate in priority scales. "The
X’ r.fht < hark- E ; 1 M uMin. Lucien
□ Fitted Inspection Kits
• Itonotr* newspaper, parlrarr. larj;»- day.
flag i* a very important part of
[ 1 "Raintite"
Safe Deposit Boxes
rwvrlope
moga^int.
Commendation for the best chap­ the war program,” said un official.
F’or Wat*Tpr<><»firtjf Jarkrt-i
el atten'lane« goes to the Division
GREENVILLE. S- C. - Furman Artillery of the 104th this week.
I French Square-top Caps
Univrraity inverted a IT5.000 li­
<ivi r u.i nurtii-l for iiK hrarirhuM.
□ Sewing Kits
All enlisted men wh«> are inter­
brary fund in War Bonds. Building ested in joining the male chorus
of the library was postponed to now in the process of organization,
MILITARY JEWELRY
White Emblem Tec Shirts
after the duration.
please contact Chaplain Jorgsn«on,
»Spn
ad
E
mk
I<*.
IT
H.
Army,
Camp
Adair
Miniature Lapel Emblem*
Bldg. 501, Avenue E and 1st St.
FORT DEVENS, Mass - Pvt. North, Telephone 2986.
I-» ' tul home «mt n-gii|i>ti>>*i
with Brown s and . ..
Inf. (/ V! Sig. Corp" Onl Metl.C.
Aloywitts Artara Nackonieczny le­
!
Souvenir
Pillow
Tops
j N. Com mereiai St.
gally change»! hi* name to Vladimir CHRISTIAN JM IENCE ( III R( Il
(
"arctie
< ; iscm and Wallets
SEE BETTE*...
3!
F‘r»nji < Mjnp Adair
C S. Enibh tn Leather
Wojabocki Makonicezny.
Salem. Oregon
“Doctrine of Atonement” will lie
FEU BETTER ...
Meniilication llraeelets
the subject of the le»*©n-«ermon in
Copper Button Boards
Embit • «n«l In dgnia Novelties
P'-rhap« you du not need glabre*.
all Church*- of Chrirt, 8< ientist, on
I<rt «• % expert advl«e you But.
Emblem Ring*
Sunday, Octol" r 18.
in th»- event you do. let um make
Mlrrlmg Silver
The Gohlen Text wifi ba, "John
Brushes, All Types
iurr that you have the proper
Ifosarys
finança to fit your eye* and your
iweth Jesus Coming unto him. and
per-finality.
saith. Behold the Lamb of God.
Watch Strap*
□ Moccasins
which taki-th away th*- »in of th*
I.. ,th«r '"""I Ibolting.
Hahd-peWfi
h«r
worl»i” (John 1:2»».
Among the citation.« which will
comprise the lesson-«ermon la the
following from the Bible: “For if,
when we were enemies, we were
YOUR ACCOUNT HERE IS INSURED TO 15000.00.
reconciled to God by the death of
YOUR MONEY IS AVAILABLE
his Son, much more, bein< recon­
AT ALL TIMES.
“Your I foliar’« Worth Alwavn”
ciled. we »hall be saved by hi*
life. And not only no, but we also
TWO STORES FOR YOl R < ONVFMEN'i E
Optometrist* — Optician»
I joy in (ini through our Lor«i Jeaus
I** N. LAerty
420 Court
2.11 N. Commercial
2*w» W. Second St.
! Chriit, by whom we have now re-
MKMHKMM OP BETTER VISION INSTITUTE
1
Corvalli«. Orcjron
I erived ti
(Rom.
1
ci .rtrrvd and Supervised by IM U. b. Government
MA
¡6:10. 11».
Phone 517
4th and
TV k
Vignettes of Army Life------
HOGG BROS,
A Good Night's Sleep
for
Quality Furniture
CHAPLAIN’S
COLUMN
and Appliances
At Moderate Prices
260 State St.
OFFICERS - NON-COMS
SOLDIERS
Insurance
MICKEY’S
Eimer Patrick
The First
National Bank
of Monmouth
Exchange
Loan Office
gee EYE to Ktl
MONEY TO LOAN
Current
Dividends
Money Saved Is Money Earned
GLASSES ON
CREDIT
Brown's Optical Dept.
Army & Navy Goods Store
First Federal Savings and Loan
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