Camp Adair Sentry
I'hursday, December 31,1942.
might.” (Deut. 6:4,5).
on Fridays. So it’s back to the old
1900—B ! rs led Sacrament Devo­
Station Hospital Calendar
The Lessftn-Sermon also includes
tions every Thursday..
routine on January 4.
Tonight—New Year’s Eve par­ the following correlative passages
Il
1530-1700
and
1900-2100
Oatholic
Male Lana Turners of Camp
from th«|-t’iiri.-.tian Science text­
ty for patients.
Confessions Saturday.
Adair . . . hear ye, hear ye!
Mrs. Merriam Is Soloist:
Tomorrow Movie. "Between Us
book, “Science and Health with
Henceforth
and
from
now
on,
Chape) Na. 11
By Adele Adair
A pipe-organ concert of a quar-
Girls.” Diane Barrymore.
Key to the Scriptures” by Mary
sweaters as something that show i ter-hour’s duration was played last
0800 and 1200—’Catholic Mass.
Saturday—Games night.
Baker Eddy: “Life, Truth, and
are taboo. According to Daily
A
it.
0900
—
Protestant
Service,
for
Sunday at Chapel 2, prior to the
According to the calendar, l amp Adair goes into ita second year
Sunday—Program of classical
Love constitute the triune Person
Bulletin 147, issued Tuesday, it regular church services for men of
Troops.
come January 1 . . . although in actuality the camp is only aboOt six
records in the lounge
called God, - that is, the triply di­
is not permissable to wear the
Div.
1000
—
Protestant
Service
,
for
the 96th by Mrs. Merriam. Daring
months old . . . but from the way the social wheels have been turning,
vine Principle, Love. They repre­
sleeveless GI sweaters so they
and Special Troops.
the service, she sang Schubert’s
socially the camp is poised and experienced. Never before has the
God.” Chapel No. 2.
sent a trinity in unity, three in one,
show.
1100
—
Christian
Science,
also
Wed.
“Ava Maria” and Gounod's "O,
date-book been so crammed with activities as during this holiday nt-
1000—General Service, Chaplain - the same in essence, though mul­
But here it is officially:
at 1900. .
‘
spn, and even though there will lie a natural “let-down” after the
Howard Patrick. Bible Study tiform in office: God the Father-
Paragraph 34 of Army Reg­ Devine Redeemer.”
1900
—
Lutheran
Service.
New Year begins, it appears that more enlisted men have become
Wednesday
at 118)0. Chapel Mother; Christ the spiritual idea
ulations 600-40, Aug. 28, 1941, is
1800—Catholic Masu Daily.
Fountain Room Rush:
Service vlub conscious” and have adopted its facilities as their on-
quoted for the information and
No. 3.
of sonship; divine Science or the
2000
—
Protestant
Choir
Rehearsal
POST CHAPEL SERVICES
*e-post home.
Miss Carrie Reedy, cafeteria
guidance of all concerned:
0845—Protestant Worship; 0945— Holy Comforter.” |Pg. 331).
every
Monday
and
Wednes-
The giant light-bedecked ever-*--------------------- "———————
“Sweaters may be worn under hostess at Club 1, announced today Avenue D and 3rd Street North
Lutheran service; 1900—
•
day.
I
gree ns, gracing either Service Club merry for some of the soldiers of the service coat or field jacket, that her new fountain room, which
Friday. January 1st
Evening Worship; Bible I i f'
1830—Holy Nante meeting every
together with the other decorations Camp Adair .... for their great but SHOULD NOT BE VIS­ opens off the main cafeteria, is 2000—Jewish service
Class at 1900 Tuesday and
HURLEY'S LOTION
Thursday.
mid trimmings, transformed the generosity in donating nearly 400
IBLE.
doing a land-office business in its
Sunday, January 3rd
Wednesday. Chapel No. 4.
For Poison Oak
1900
—
Novena
service
every
Thurs.
dub ballrooms into giant-sited gifts for as many men for Christ­
’Nough said.
first week of operation. Decora­ 0700—Catholic Mass.
Over 5000 bottles sold. Guar­
1900—Catholic Choir Rehearsal 0900—Chaplain Phil W. Roberts;
living rooms for the Camp Adair mas. These gifts were distributed
tions are completed and she is 0900—E p i s c o p a 1 Communion,
1000—Chaplain Virgil W.
anteed treatment for poison
Friday
ftmily Christmas Eve around the by a very G.I. Santa in the form men who man the gates .... the very proud of her red-and-white
Chaplain Newman.
oak relief. 50c bottle by mail.
Jackson; 1045—Communion;
1900
—
Catholic
Confessions
Satur-
HURLEY’S DRUGS, Albany
{paring fires, with the hum of of Cpl. Nick Sansonia at Club 2 MP’s. Gift packages with candy checkered curtains, which give the 0930—Bible Class, Chaplain Har­
1830
—
Bible
Class;
1900
—
day.
/
ibices and the tinkling of the on Christmas Eve, and ran the and fruit and nuts were bundled whole place a “cottage” look. Milk
mon.
Evening
Worship,
Chaplain
‘Confessions before Mass.
pianos was the nearest thing to a gamut from books, to cigarettes, up and distributed to the men on shakes and milk drinks, soft drinks, 1000—Protestant service, Chaplain
Jackson. Chape1 No. 5.
Christmas Eve around the hearth to shaving aids. As we understand duty at the three gates. These are sodas and sundaes are specialties
Harmon.
0900—Chaplain John K. Ormond;
96th
Division
Services
it. the various schools in the capital two women with Christmas spirit. and the priee is “right.”
at home.
1045—General ProtAtant Commun­
1000—Chaplain Charles O.
New Years Day
city undertook the project and the
J
ion. Chaplain Hannon.
Churchill; 1900 — Evening
CATHOLIC
Christmas:
pre.-ents were bought and wrapped Albany Contributes:
I niforms Make Appearance:
1115 Latter Day
A*‘
Worship. Chapel No. 6.
19.10, 1130—Mass. Chapel No. 2.
F h R i TERS
man Nielsen.
¿A fine way to launch in the by the pupils. The Christmas par­
According to Mr. Carl Curlee of
“Hostess blue” is a color that
JEWISH SERVICES
0830
—
Mass,
Chapel
No.
3.
ty
took
place
around
the
large
Christmas holidays was the con-
Albany, an active member of the is going to be very prevalent
I 0645, 1130—Mass, Chapel No. 4.
TIMBER WOLF DIVISION
Friday at Chapel No. 2
oeption of the powers that lie to Christmas tree in the club, with Chamber of Commerce of that around Camp Adair very shortly.
Sunday. January 3, 1913
Avenue I) and 3rd Street South
No.
0800,
1130
—
Mass,
Chapel
5.
hold a gala dance in the new Field lights very low and a holiday spirit municipality, informs us that the In fact, the first vestages have
Chapel 7
1930—Orthodox.
0700, 1115—Mass, Chapel No. 6.
House last Wednesday night. This surging through the place. Many of housing shortage has lieen alleviat­ already been noticed over at Club
2000—Reformed.
0700
Episcopal
Holy
Communion
igas the initial dance to be held in the soldiers present were with ed somewhat in that area. This is 2. Hostesses Kogers and Merriam
0800 and 1000—‘Catholic Mass.
PROTESTANT
Christian Science
District Mgr.
Phone 1142
this spacious building and there guests or members of their fami­ due to the completion and opening are sporting their new uniforms.
0900 and 1100—General Protestant 0915—Service, Chapel No. 2, Chap­
215 Monroe St., Corvallis, Ore.
“God” is the subject of the
v*s plenty of room to dance and lies, and the true spirit of Christ­ of a dormitory for exclusive use In a matter of days, all the host­
service.
lain Leslie A. Thompson.
Churches of Christ, Scientist, on
good tunes to dance to as dished mas was felt. Incidentally, credit of the wives of EM stationed here. esses will be uniformly uniformed.
1500- Bible Study.
1000—Communion service, Chapel Sunday, January 3.
by the Timber Wolves Dance for the installation of the Christ­ The “dorm” sleeps about 125 per­ The shade is a medium blue-grey,
1930—Evening Service.
No. 3.
The Golden Text was, “Unto the
Bind directed by T/Sgt. Jack mas decorations and lighting ef­ sons. Additional information can there is a single-breasted jacket,
1830—Holy Name meeting every 1900—Service New Years Eve, ; King eternal, immortal, invisible, I
Evcrard. After intermission, sev- fects goes to Pvt. Joe Smith, ace be obtained by contacting any post skirt and matching topcoat .all worn
Monday.
'
Chapel No. 4.
the only wise God, be honour and
ofnl numbers were sung by Mrs. csnieraman who is with the post hostess.
with Navy accessories and a match-
Chapel No. 8
0845—Service New Years Day, glory for ever and ever” (I Timo-1
Merriam of Club 2, and Cpl. Nick Signal Corps and Pvt. “Chuck”
i ing overseas-style cap. Silver name 0800—Lutheran Service
Protestant. Chapel No, •. 4.
By Appointment
Bknsonia played Santa Claus for a Clarke, who also fashioned those On Tour:
| plates are also worn on the lapcis 0900, 1000 and 1200—‘C a t h o 1 i c 0945—Service New Years Day, thy 1:17).
Among the citations which com­
Evenings
crowd of more than 601» persons wreathes. The tree was trimmed
__ group
„__ ........................
A large
of teachers ......
and and a multi-colored sleeve insignia
Mass.
Lutheran, Chapel No. 4.
prise the Lesson-Sermon is the
that attended. The two Service by Mrs. Merriam assisted by a school j representatives from the keeps them from lieing confused
Phone 470 or 440-J
1100—General Protestant Service. 2330—New Years Eve service, following from the Bible: “Hear, O
Clubs collaborated in chaperoning detail of “Santa Clauses" and some municipalities and school zones i with WAACs or WAVES.
1630—Protestant Vespers.
Chaplain Virgil W. Jackson, Israel: The Lord our God is one
visitors
who
were
recruited
for
the
Ìc affair, and Mrs. Merriam and
I)R. A. W. MARKER
1
surrounding the camp, were taken
1830—Discussion Club.
Chapel No. 5.
Lord: And thou shalt love the Lord
rs. Blodgett were the hostesses task.
OPTOMETRIST
on tour Monday by Lt. George H. Wedding Bells:
1830—Catholic Mass Daily except
thy God with all thine heart, and ;
iu charge. Decorations were exc­
Corvallis
— Ball Bldg.
Godfrey, post Public Relations and
I.ast Saturday afternoon at Post
Monday.
Sunday, January 3. 1943
with all thy soul, and with all thy '
elled by Mrs. Blodgett, directress Thoughtful Ladies:
Special Services Officer. Their Chapel No. 8 took place a quiet 1630-1830 and 1930-2130—Canfes­ CATHOLIC
ut Club 1.
.
'
j
So that no one would be neglect­ itinerary included the service clubs, but lovely wedding ceremony be­
sions Saturday.
1030, 1130—Masses, Chapel No. 2.
I
ed on Christmas, two women on the guest houses and libraries as well tween Miss Norma Laree Wallace
MORRIS
Chapel No. 9
0830—Mass, confessions Saturday
Speedy Recovery :
of Phoenixville. Pennsylvania, and 0800 and 1000—‘Catholic Mass.
post went out of their way on as other places of interest.
*
OPTICAL
1500-1700 and 1800-2000,
IM CO.
Lieutenant Wellington B. Gray of 0900 and 1100—General Protestant
.We were sorry to learn that Mrs. Christmas Eve. Mrs. Merriam,
Daily mass at 1830 except
Col. Anthony J. Touart's infantry i
Blodgett has been confined to her learning that a batch of raw re­ Another Santa:
AUTO
ACCIDENT
Sunday or
Service.
Wednesday. Chape] No. 3.
evenings
by
Assisting in the job of post regiment of the Timber Wolf Divi­ 1930—Protestant Vespers.
Hying quarters for the past week cruits were to arrive on the post
FIRE
LIFE
0045, 1130—Masses, confessions
-’M appointnient-
with a severe cold, which caught early Christmas morning, met the Santa Claus on Christmas Eve was sion.
BURGLARY
1930—Bible Study Class every
Saturday 1800-1900. Sorrow,
n ° t con-
The officiating clergyman was
ufi with her on the 24th and there- tioop train at the station with a Pvt. E. Bartholamew of the 96th.
and all others
Wednesday.
■ i■ i• ■ h t "tlier.
ful Mother Novena Friday
Reliable Stock Companies
fòre made her miss most of the gift for every man as he dis­ lie played Santa at both Guest Chaplain Yohc. For attendants the
Chapel No. 10
at 1900.
Christmas fun at her club mid embarked. This occurred in the wee Houses and at Service Cltlb 1.
couple had Miss Sally Jackman of 0700, 0900 and 1180—‘C a t h o 1 i c 0800—Masses, 1130 confessions
Phone 552S
Corvallis as bridesmaid and Lieu­
elsewhere on th«* post, She is hours of the morning, when the i
Mass.
Saturday 1800-1900, Chapel
INSURANCE & BONDS
better now and will soon lie back rest of the post was in deep slum­ To Resume Meetings:
tenant Austin Pohl as best man.
Dr.
Harry
E.
Morris
1000—Protestant Service.
No. 5.
I
Elks BJdg.
Phone 141
Lieutenant Gray, formerly of 1800—Protestant Vespers.
on the job. Get well soon, Mrs. ber thanking their stars that they
Club activities at Service Club 2
444 State St., Salem
0700—Masses, 1115 confessions
Corvallis, Oregon
didn't have to arise for reveille. It have been postponed during the Albany, New York, has many 1715—Catholic Mass Daily.
Blodgett!
from Saturday 1800. Chapel
I brought a lot of happiness, and holidays but will resume their reg­ friends who wish him and his bride
1930—Catholic Choir rehearsal ev­
No. 6.
Santa on Hand:
certainly made those new rookies ular schedule starting next Mon­ success and happiness.
ery Tues., and Thurs.
At tile Regimental Officers’ Club 1900—Blessed Virgin Devotions ev-
A unanimous and heartfelt vote fuel a little more nt home and a day. The Camera Club meets Mon­
PROTESTANT
day night; Bridge Club, Tuesday; following the ceremopy a reception
of thanks is due the considerate little less homesick!
. ery Tuesday.
0915—Chaplain Leslie A. Thomp­
residents of the city of Salem for
The other woman is Miss Rogers. Glee Club, Wednesday; Dancing was held for friends of’the coupl«i 1945—Protestant Choir rehearsal
son. Monday evening at 1930
making Christmas a little more She had a kind thought for the Classes, Thursday, and EM dances' I (Continued on page 7, column 1)
every Wednesday.
Humphrey Bldg., 557 Monroe—Corvallis—Phone 424-J
showing of movie “Power of
SOCIAL SWIRL
Attention! Sweater Boys!
W. Guy Parker
Eyes Examined
Glasses Fitted
Insurance
Elmer Patrick
DR. CHAS. 0. ANDERSON
' Optometrist
WE’LL HELP
HEY
Big Field House
row - Wow
TONIGHT !
HAPPY NEW YEAR
BUSINESS!
BEFORE DURING AND THE BIG NEW YEAR
SHOW AND PARTY AT THE FIELD HOUSE
We will remain open to serve you with food and refresshments, with volunteers
from our regular staff of experienced help. Come on over any time until one o'clock
Happy New Year to All of You
Roy H. Scrivner, Mgr
EXCHANGE RESTAURANT
Main Unit 1st St. South and Ave. F
Just Across the Street from Field House
OPEN UNTIL 1:00 A. M. NEW YEARS EVE
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