Tage Four
Camp Adair Sentry
Thursday, January 21, 1943.
but has added momentum to the'ouarry after getting official per.
functioning of an outfit, of which mission from their CO.
Just to make it easy the applies
we are all proud.
Several Pool personnel earned tion only has to be in, in writing
“QUOTES and QUERIES”
citations for work o’er »nd above two months before the day set for
Pfe. F. Smith—Sgt. M. Gaines I
the call of duty during the unusual the wedding bells.
QUARTERMASTER
Visitors Enjoy Camp Adair Service Club
SOCIAL SWIRL
By Adele Adair
The regular Friday evening
dances were again the “large time”
headliners of the week at the two
Service Clubs. At Service Club No.
1 cuties, eager to pay their own
way for the dance with the boys
dressed in OD, came flocking in
from McMinnville, Eugene and
Monmouth. Probably the big event
of the evening for the soldier-
dar.cers was the appearance of
Colonel Gordon II. McCoy. For
Col. McCoy was not content with
watching the younger soldiers from
a sedate sideline; he got out on the
floor and whirled his partner Mrs.
Hutchins, Monmouth hostess,
around with the best of them.
During the intermission Pvt. Syl­
vester Veronne of the 385th Bees
swung out in a jitterbug dance.
Pvt. Gene Logan obliged on the
guitar, and sang while he played.
Emily Post Says
Civilians in sur rounding
towns have been pretty gener­
ous of invitations to parties and
gatherings in their homes. But
frequently soldiers who have ac­
cepted these invitations through
the service clubs or their com­
panies have not shown up.
Transportation, u ne x p e c t e d
duties are responsible for a por­
tion of this. Plain cu: -edness
and irresponsibility for the rest.
The bad impression this creates
is too obvious to point out. If
you accept an invitation, plan to
make every effort to appear. If
circumstances prohibit your ar­
riving on time phone. It’s the
least you can do.
also promised that (!■<• original
Visiting Notables
sketches which were used to design
At Service Club No. 2 the roster the murals on walls of the state
of visiting notables included Gen­ capital building in Salem will be
eral Claudius Easley, Colonel Mc­ loaned to the club.
Coy again anil Chaplain Lloyd
Date Bureau at Club No. I
Harmon. Major John W. Fry, new 1 Service Club No. 1, with Hostess
head of the 96th Chaplains corps, Margaret Blodget at the holm, has
was also present. Chaperones in­ set up a date bureau at which sol­
cluded Mrs. Harry Belt, Mr. and diers get -dates.
Details of the
Mrs. Carl Nelson from Salem and huieau can he found elsewhere in
from Corvallis Mrs. Lorna Jessup the Sentry.
and Mrs. C. W. Winston. At the j Sunday night at Service Club No.
intermission«Lt. Sigmund Salcanski 2 was devoted to group singing and
played the violin; he was accom­ n jam session. Pvt. L. W. Crasak
panied at the piano by Pvt. Tullis. sat at the piano stool and I’vts.
CpI. San Farkas, SCU Q.M, former G(.ortf,. Randall and Li ster Baer
Junior National Ping Pong Champ, led tile singing.
and Cpl. Albert Nachsin, former | Sitting out th«- next dance is an
Pennsylvania Senior Champ, proved old custom; bundling is another.
their stuff in exhibition games.
I Tradition is a fine thing. Hut the
Miss Rogers, majorette dodo of Service Clubs are not the places to
Service Club No. 2, had lunch this honor these particular traditions.
week with Denn Ava B. Milan, If you're not content with a rousing
Home Economics Dean at Oregon I game of checkers, if your pulse
I
State. Abo there were eight others doesn’t quicken at the thought of
I
from the college of Home Eco- ¡a
ping pong game, if your bend
nomics and Physical Educat ion. ¡doesn't swim at the thought of a
Miss Rogers now has the definite . dance with a junior Kosten.«. Out.
assurance that u large amount of For necking at the clubs will no
recreational material will he fur­ longer he
everyone
tolerated,
nished the Service Club. Andrew agrees.
McD. Vincent, head of the Depart­
ment of Painting at the college, has
Lt. C. S. Brazelton. QM 1911.
was married last Monday to Miss
f------------------------------------------------ y Kay Talco) t of Oregon City. The
I ' marriage WHS performed at the
SOLDIERS WELCOME
I
bride's residence. The newly wed­
Homelike Atmosphere
ded couple will live in Corvallis.
Previously the wedding had been
arranged for Junuary 3rd. but in­
ability to secure a nearby apart­
ment had postponed the date.
Six soldiers rounded up by Mar­
Albany
garet Blodgett, hostess of Service
Edgar B Luther, Minister
Club No 2 went to an Oyster Fry
Fifth and Lyon Streets
held at a Grange Hall.
Invited
wire
Pvt«.
Geo.
Watson,
James
Corvallia
I.oxton, Edgar Davis, Ed Cptting-
Pastor, Edward B. Hart, D. D.
ham, W. W. Hayes, all of the Tim­
Corner Ninth amt Monroe
berwolf division, and R. V. Dttin
ger, SUU. All reported u swell
Service Schedule In
Both ( hurches
time ami asked Mrs. Blodgett to
let them know pronto when Ml.
Bible School Sunday 9:45
Morning Worship .. 11:00
Wagner culled again.
—f-
Young People’s Hour 6:30
Evening Worship. Albany
Corvallis
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Soldier’- Fellowship Clubs are
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Sunday 12:00 6:30 p.m
Saturdsi t 30 10:30 p.m.
Corvallis, Wed. 6:30-10:30 p.m.
Albany, Thurs. (1:30-10:30 p.m.
Hosts and hostess to welcome
you. Something to cat.
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Hello again we -ay to you—
gon. Names? Later, we hope.
You people with nothing better
to do,
We know to find us here is quite a But Gosh! V/hat if They
jolt—
Altered Their Minds?
For us too, we thought we shot
our bolt.
Yank headquarters has an-
But since some people aren't nounced a reminder to U. S. sol-
choosey—
diers in England that they can only
We’re writing this while you're ~
still woozy,
•
Hoping there’ll be another time— '
We’ll wind up this little rhyme.
V
HOGG BROS
f f
First on today list of important
and unimportant Q.M. 1911 doings: ,
A very gracious person celebrat­
ed a birthday, January 16th. She's
Mrs. Ross Rogers, Jr., of Amarillo,
California, wife of QM’s Executive
Officer, Lt. Ross Rogers, Jr. Un­
like most women we have permis­
sion to state which milestone it is
that she’s passed. It’s the 23rd.
j Congratulations Mrs. Rogers! May
you have many, many more.
Have you ever seen a drcam
walking? No? Then meet QM’s
own “Mr. Jordan” (Bob Stair I
come Reveille time each A. M.
While the soldier is training for war, his sweetheart, wife or relatives may spend the hours they
wait for him at the service club, reading books or magazines from the library, playing games or writ­
ing letters. Pictured here from left to right, are Nancy Camilli. 18.3 I) street. Independence; Miss
I lizal.eth Rogers, director of Service Club No. 1; Jean Rogers, 183 I) street, Independence, and Mrs.
Florence ( oardy Merriam, assistant to Miss Rogers.
To Headquarters Company:
Please!! and again we say please!' :
If every time we beat you in bas­
ketball means we’ll be weighed
1900 Tuesday and Wednes­ down by characters like Tom
| Catholic Mass Daily—1715
E. M. Are Guests
day—Chapel No. 4.
(Transportation) Ryan, we’ll glad- j
Men of the Signal Company, : Catholic Confessions Saturday—
0700 Episcopal communion; 0900 ly forfeit the rest of our contests I
1530-1700 and 1'100-2100
Timberwolf Division, were guest.«
Chaplain L. F. Todd; 1000 with you.
of the company officers at an in­ Chapel No. II—I) & Sth St. North
Chaplain Phil Roberts; 1ÎMM» f To prove the Q.M. isn’t cheap. ;
formal party last Saturday night. Protestant Service 1000 for Div.
Chaplain L. F. Todd—Chapei especially when it doesn’t cost any- I
and Sp. Tr.
The affair held in the company
No. 5.
mess hull featured a five piece im­ Christian Science- 1100 also Wed.
thing to prove it, we offer you not
0900 Chaplain John K. Ormond;
at 1900
promptu hand, community singing
one victory but two. And like all j
1000 Chaplain Charles O.
and various soloists. Sandwiches Catholic Mass 0800 and 1200
legitimate double features, we have '
Churchill; 1900 Evening wor­
and
liquid refreshments
were
Lutheran Service—1900
a little extra to add. It’s not a
ship—Chapel No. 6.
served.
Choir Rehearsal (Prot.) Monday
bingo game but a littie prayer j
The band
and Wednesday—2000
that our luck and skill hold out till ■
Jewish
Services
Alan C. Ri
the end of the tournament.
F
riday
at
Chapel
No.
2
M Sgt. Richaid Melntin
saxa-
POST <11 WEI. SERVICES
Led by Pvt. Torgerson, the'
January 22, 1943
phone; Pvt. Joe Richardson, guitar;
Friday. January 22
team’s captain (complicated, isn’t
Avenue I) and 3rd Street South.
Pvt. Thayne Thompson, piano; Pvt.
2000 Jewish Service, Cpl. Bernard
it?) the Q.M.-S.C.U. 1911 basket­
1930 Orthodox.
T. S. Wilcox, clarinet, played sev­
ball team beat the 332nd Depot Co.
Axel rad
I 2000 Reformed.
eral numbers and accompanied the
22-10 on January 14 and on the
Sunday. January 21
community singing which was led
following night, to show It was not
0800 Episcopal Communion, Chap­
by M Sgt. Homer McDoWtll.
BIG STUFF—Mosquitos' are big
I
a fluke, beat the 338th Depot Co.,
lain Newman
Vtx-al solos were offered by Pri­
in Florida, says a Reader's Digest
39-20,
vates John S. Asker, William Cichy, I 0900 Ci-.tholic Mass. Chaplain Me. "tall yarn.” Three carried a horse
Those responsible for the QM’s I
i >• >»■ r; v’l
and Arthur N. Hackman.
away. As they flew it past the
ascension to the top of the SCU |
Company officers who hosted the 1000 General Protestant Service - recruit he heard one say: “Where
and IXth Corps basketball league,
Dedication of Gideon Testa­
affair included: Lt. Col Ralph E.
ments
»>*»!*• can we hide him so the big fellows besides Pvt. Torgerson, are Sill j
Willey, lit Lieutenants Stephen E.
won’t get him?”
(Keyboard) Rowen, Charlie (Pants I
Mori's, Alan ('. Rosenbaum, and 1045 Genera’ Protestant Commtui.
Plcater) Johnson, Larry (Biscuits)
iiw, f'h.'pinin Harmon ’•• J
John P. Slican, 2nd Lieutenants
Belka, Hank (The Iceman) De-
Henry Frezee, Clyde II. Hemphill, 1115 Mormon oetvice, Pfe. .AJtaa Announce Regulations
Benedictus, and John (Cowboy)
Nielsen
Rov G. Michie, Robert G. Moore,
To Protect Plumbing
Steer.
Adrian N. Renz and Frank A. Wil­ STATION HOSPITAL SERVICES,
cox. The Company Commander,
Friday, January 22
If we may, we'd like to get seri­
t'apt. Vernon II. McKissick, unfor­ 1845 Jewish Service, Cpl. Morris
An announcement from Post
tunately was ill and confined to the
i Headquarters has called attention ous for a moment. We, in our
Stavsky
station hospital.
small and humble way, would like
Sunday.January 24
to the precautions which must be
to convey our sincerest sympathies
0800 Catholic Muss, Chaplain Me-
taken to guard against the freez­ to T/Sgt. Walker and his family,
D..:ir 'H
100 I Pr”‘.. stant Service, Chaplain ing of plumbing fixtures and water on the loss of his Dad — for Lts.
pipes.
Braselton, Rogers, M Sgt. Jacob­
B. rtell
sen
and the whole Quartermaster,
Wherever possible, windows will
be kept closed if not in conflict S.C.U. 1911 Detachment.
Christian Science Churches
“Truth” will be the subj«-ct of
the lesson-sermon in all Churches
of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.
January -4
The Golden Text will be, “Teauh
me ly Way O Lord; I will walk in
thy irut.r: unit« ,nv heart to fear
thy rm.ne ’ (Ps. 86:11).
Among the citation.« which will
UMBER WOLE DIVISION
comprise 1 i.e lesson sermon is the
CH \I’EI. SERVICES
following from the Bible:
Sunday. January 21. 191.3
"Because 1 will puldi«h th«- name
I ’( oiifc'sion la-fore Mass.)
< h*|H-l No. 7— ( A 1st St. North of th Lord: ancribe ye greatness
Episcopal Holy Communion- 0700 unto our God. He is the Rock, his
work is perfect: for all his ways
•Catholic Mass 1000
General Protestant Service 00(81 are judgment: a God of truth and
without iniquity, just and right is
and 1100
I
he” (Deut. 32:3,4).
Bible Study 1500
I'he lesson sermon also includes
Evening Service 1930
the following correlative passage*
Jewish Service, Friday 2030
I
Chapel No. 9—C A
J 5th St North from the Christian Science text-
book. “Sqitpice and Health with
Lutheran Service • 0800
•Catholic Mas: 0900, 1000, 12V I Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy: “Spirit. Life. Truth,
Protestant Service 1100
l ove, combine as one. and are the I
Catholic Eucharistic —1300
Si riptunil names for God . . . .1
Catholic Benediction —1400
Truth, spiritually discerned, is »ci. |
Protestant Vespers -1930
Discuss! ion Club 1830
entificaliy discerned, is scientifical-f
Catholic Mass every weekday v\- ly understood. It cast» out error
and heals the sick” (p. 2751.
cept Monday 1830
Catholic Choir Monday and Tur»«
day ■ - 1900
REI.IGIOI S SERS h ES
96th Inf Division
Protestant Choir. Thursday 1900
Sunday, January 24th.
Chapel No. 9—< A 9th St. Xnrth
Catholic
•Catholic Mass 08<H> and 1000
Protestant Service
0900, 1100 10! 30. 1130 Masses, Chapel Ny>. J.
083 10
1 Mas«'.«, confession» Saturday
and 1930
1500 - 1700 and 1800 . 2000
•Catholic M»«« «-very weekday ex-
Daily ma-u at 1830 except
cept Saturday 1830
W edneeday Chapel No. 3.
Novena Service every Tuesday
0645. 1130 Mas*. ». confession* Sat­
1900
urday 1800 • 1900 Sorrowful
'rotestanl Choir Rehearsal Tuts
Moth. r Novena Friday at
day 1930
1900 Chapel No 4
Bible Study Class every Wedne«
», 1130 conf «.«ion* Sat-
M
.
day 1930
urday 1800-1900. Chapel No.
Discussion Group Wednesday
19 id
tilth) Ma«
1115 confessions from
Catholic Conf
Saturday
Saturday 1900 Chapel No. 6,
laoo-utKio
< ha pel No. I# 1» A 9th St. North
Protestant
•Catholic Mass 0700, 0900, 1130 0915
Ihrdieation service of Gideon
Protestant Service 1000
Bible*.
Protestant Vespers 1800
10(8) General »ervice. Chaplain C,
Choir Rehearsal (Catholic), Tues­
M Kild«- Chapel No
day and Thursday - 1930
U8 45 Protestant worship; i>t»45
Choir Rehearsal (Protestant) »»•
Lutheran service; l9tM) Eve­
ery Wednesday 1915
ning worship; Bible «-la»s at .j
I
with sanitary regulations. An at­
tempt will la- made to maintain an
even temperature, in rooms - that
have plumbing installation, by an
adjustment of window openings.
When practicable, exposed pipes
will I h - wrapped to prevent damage.
Maximum precaution should be
taken with reference to unoccupied
buildings with plumbing fixtures,
by the most proximate unit.
All units and installations will
be responsible for the appliance of
precautionary measures to prevent
further damage from freezing.
TYPEWRITERS
ADDING MACHINES
REPAIRED
The addition of still another
Motor Pool Officer in the person
of 2nd Lts. Willis M. Parrish, has
not only been instrumental in the
continuance of customary M. P.
(and wc arc not going from the
sublime to the ridiculous) efficien-
Aussie Streets Deserted
The AEF in Australia have ra­
tioned love, at least in public.
Yank headquarters has just is«
sued an order which says “Ameri­
can soldiers on leave must not put
their arms around a female com-
panion on a public thoroughfare
in a manner unbecoming a soldier
ç
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Chapel No. 8
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