Camp Adair Sentry
CHAPLAIN'S
COLUMN
TIMBER WOLF DIVISION
CHAPEL SERVICES
Sunday, May 9, 1943
Chapel No. 7, C & 1st Street North
♦Catholic Mass .......................... 0900
General Protestant Service 1100
Bible Study Class ................. 1900
Evening Service ..................... 2000
Chapel No. 8, C & 5th Street North
♦Catholic Mass 0900, 1000 & 1200
Protestant Service 1100 & 1630
Catholic Eucharistic............ 1300
Catholic Novena ..................... 1400
Protestant Discus n Club 1830
Catholic Confess
1630-1830 &
1900-2130 Saturday
Chapel No. 9, C & 9th Street North
♦Catholic Mass ...... 0800 and 1000
Protestant Service 0900, 1100, 1930
♦Catholic Mass every week­
day except Saturday .. .
1830
Catholic Confessions, Sat­
urday
1800-2030
Chapel No. 10, D & 9th St. North
♦Catholic Mass .... 0900 and 1130
Protestant Service ............... 1000
Protestant Communion ...... 1050
Catholic Confessions, Visit
Chapel No. 11 1530-1700 and
1900-2100 Saturday
Chapel No. 11, D & 5th St. North
General Protestant Service 0930
*Catholic Mass .......................... 1030
Christian Science ................... 1130
Catholic Daily Mass ............ 1715
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May devotions following
Daily Mass.
Catholic Confessions, Satur­
day . 1530-1700 and 1900-2100
‘Confessions before Mass.
Thursday, May 6, 1943.
in Adam all die, so in Christ shall
all be made alive” (I Cor. 15:22).
Among the citations which will
comprise the Lesson-Sermon will
be the following from the Bible,
“Now I say, that the heir, as long
as he is a child, differeth nothing
from a servant, though he be lord I
of all; and because ye are sons,
God hath sent forth the Spirit of
his Son into your hearts, crying,
Abba, Father.” (Gal. 4:1,6).
The Lesson-Sermon will also in­
clude the following correlative pass­
ages from the Christian Science .
textbook, “Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures” by Mary
Baker Eddy: Whatever indicates
the fall of man or the opposite of
God or God’s absence, is the Adam-
dream, which is neither Mind nor
man, for it is not begotten of the
Father . .. God is the creator of
man, and, the divine Principle cf
man remaining perfect, the divine
idea of reflection, man, remains
perfect” (pp. 282, 470).
They Can Climb,
Jump and Obey
1845 Jewish Service, Hospital,
Chaplain Chill
1930 Jewish Service, Chapel No. 2,
Chaplain Chill
2015 Jewish Service, Post Chapel,
Chaplain Chill
2100 Jewish Service, Chapel No. 7,
Chaplain Chill
Sunday, May 9, 1943
0900 Catholic Mass
1000 General Protestant Service,
Chaplain Harmon
1045 General Protestant Commun­
ion, Chaplain Harmon
1115 Mormon Service, Sgt. Alma
Nielson
Services for Quartermaster Troops
in Tent City-
1015 Catholic Mass
1115 General Protestant Service
Chaplain Harmon
Services at Hospital
0800 Catholic Mass
1000 General Protestant Service,
Chaplain Whetsell
DEADEYE DIVISION
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
Personnel and enlisted men are
urged to attend religious services
regularly at the following chapels:
Chapel No. 2—D & 3rd St. South
Morning worship-—0915.
Jewish service—Friday at 1930,
Chaplain Chill.
Chapel No. 6—C & 4th St. South
Catholic masses—0700 and 1100.
Catholic confessions — Saturday
at 1830.
General service—0900.
Chapel No. 11—D & 5th St. North
Christian Science service—Sun­
day at 1100.
Christian Science service—Wed­
nesday it 1900.
“Adam and Fallen Man” will be
the subject of the Lesson Sermon
in all churches of Christ, Scientist,
on Sunday, May 9.
The Golden Text will be, “As
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The men in picture who are at Service Club 2, waiting their turn to make records, have the
right idea. Seated in the center is jovial Eddie Davis, representative of the Pepsi Cola Company.
Mr. Davis is smiling as he listens to the Speakaphone message which Pvt. Caesar Carminucci i<
sending to the folks back home. It is Davis’ duty to operate the machine and make sure that r
military information is given out. Reading left to right in this picture and standing next to Eddi?
Davis are the following: Sgt. George Thell, Pvt. Eugene Smolinski. Pvt. Herbert Bloom and CpI. Edd: *
Appel. If you want to make your loved ones feel good, why don’t you drop down to Service Club L
and make a record to send to your mother, father, sister, brother or girl friend—they can hear y&_
as plainly as if you were talking on the telephone.
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teresting dogs. Take “Shadow” as
an example. This pup is a thor­
oughbred Kerry Blue terrier, who
holds the reputation of being the
meanest, gamest, and “fightingest”
dog. He will literally tear a per­
son apart at the slightest false
movement.
There’s also a great Dane called
Ajax who is adept at hurdling as
are the .rest of the dogs.
The things these “almost-human”
animals can do, seem almost unbe-
lievable.
Meet the Duchess
In order to give a better pic-
ture of the average dog, let’s look
into the background of “Duchess,”
the queen of the kennels.
Poor girl, a house dog in civilian
life, she entered the army without
warning. Her master, Mr. Paul
POST CHAPEL SERVICES
Quay of Cleveland, Ohio gave her
Avenue D and 3rd Street North to Uncle Sam for the duration, and
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she was sent to Ft. Robinson, Ne­
braska.
There under the guidance of Sgt.
Paolucci, she received her basic
training. For the first two weeks
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Then all the dogs were put
through four weeks of basic
training and at that time, man’s
best friend was leading a dog’s
life. In this period he learned to
“Heel,” which doesn’t mean
“Heel” Hitler, but refers to walk­
ing by the trainer’s side without
leash.
Sitting was also taught, but this
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comes natural to the average ani- , Adair as “Dogs of War”—prepared
for a real fighting dog’s life.
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The teaching of staying is a little
more difficult. In this position the
Three Stripes to O’Connell
dog must not move until given per-
Promotion of Cpl. James O’Cmt-
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nell of Eugene to sergeant was M-
The last move taught is to get the nounced here Wednesday. Sgt.
dog to lie down.
O’Connell is in Post Public Rela­
After these four weeks were tions and was formerly in Post Spe­
completed, the Duchess and her cial Services. He served in the Post
pals were given two weeks of ad­ Guard company for his basic train­
vanced training. Here they received ing after enlistment at Camp Adair
instruction in attacking all intru­ last December. He will leave in a
ders whether during the day or few days for Quartermaster O.C.S,
evening if given the signal to do
While in Special Services Sgt.
so. At the completion of this basic O’Connell was on the staff of Tae
and advanced training, the Duch­ Sentry and also assisted in staging
ess and her buddies were ready radio and other entertainment
for duty. They were sent to Camp features.