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Camp Adair Sentry Thursday, May 6. 1943. Fcge Eight SOCIALLY SPEAKING Timber Officers Parly In Deadeye Div S3? ' Wolf Officers Throw Officers Enjoy Spring Frolic’ • Timber Wolves Open Officer Chib Again; Blcg. Redecorated proves Big Success Present Floor Show For This Occasion One of the largest dances ever A big night was in store for to take place in the Deadeye Divi the Timber Wolf officers and their sion for the officers, was staged I guests last Saturday night when last Saturday night at the Officers’ • their newly-redecorated and refur- Clue, i nished Officers Club reopened with The party was given in honor of the “Spring Frolic ” featuring a Mis. Daul R. Goode and Miss Betsy 1 gala talent show from Portland Goode, by Col. and Mrs. Macey with many lovely lassies and dance Dill, and among the guests of music by the Mountaineers’ band. honor were Brig. General Claudius The* program was arranged by M. Easley, regimental commander; Lt. Col. Richard Hopelain, presi Col. Halloran, Coy. May, Mrs. Kane dent of the board of governors of and Mrs. Bradley, and Gen. Dahl- i the Club, with the assistance of quist. The club was crowded to , Major Smith of Div. Artillery; Lt. capacity. P. J. Quinn, club secretary; Major Dancing and revelry filled the Timber Wolf Officers Club last Saturday night at the “Spring Through arrangement with Mrs. Frolic’’ presented for the officers and their ladies. The picture on the left shows the crowded dance 'Kahn of the Engineer Bn.; Capt. Bh 'gett, directress of Service Club floor as the Mountaineers Dance Band give out on the downbeat. To the right is “Princess Lou,” Trainer of the Sea Gull Regiment; Chinese dancer from Portland, presenting one of her numbers. She was a featured entertainer on the 1, a top-notch floor show and enter Capt. Brand of the Mountaineer floor show which was imported from Portland.—Signal Corps photo. tainment was secured for the din Regiment, and Lt. Black of the ner party by Lt. Dan Millsaps, Geysers Regiment. Army Equipment is aide-to-General Easley, and Lt. P. Division MP Commander Free Color Postcards Among the guests of honor were T. Griffin, regimental officer. Scenic postcards, in natural Displayed at Mild Major Gen. Gilbert R. Cook and Major R. M. Criswell, The floor show, professionally I ’ colors, have arrived on the post Ball in Corvallis his party including Mrs. Cece Cook, presented (with the MC and other I Married in Portland this week for you enlisted men! his daughter, and Mrs. Atwood; acts in white ties and tails . . . for i They are distributed through ; Dr. Strand, president of Oregon the performance!), opened with the two Service Clubs by cour In a quiet marriage ceremony Highlighting this year’s annual State College, and Mrs. Strand; tesy of the State Highway Com Military Ball at Oregon State Col- I Dean Maris, dean of women at OSC. the camp-and-world-famous equi- performed Saturday afternoon in libriam artistry of Cpl. Eddie Ja Portland, Major Raymond M. Cris mission and are free for the lege, Corvallis, was a display of Gov. Earl Snell of Oregon and Mrs. cobsen, who never fails to leave his well, commander, MP Platoon of asking. army equipment loaned to the col Snell were invited but were unable Familiar landmarks and places lege by the Timber Wolf Division. to attend due to last minute com audience spellbound. Miss June the Timber Wolf Division, took as Powell, vivacious and lovely brun-. his bride Miss Pauline F. Frank-' of interest, such as Mt. Hood, ■ In charge of the display was Sgt. mitments. Crater Lake, and the like, are j Carl W. Ebel, and the process of ette dancer, was featured next in i lin. formerly of Wewoke, Okla, The club, which has been re her Mexican dance, and returned shown on these Oregon cards. camouflage as well as an arrange painted in a soft shade of green The nuptials were performed by late' in the show with her Hula, Chaplain George L. Steinbeck of When you should write home, ment of field mines and one of the an dtrimmed with a complimentary Cpl. James Horan, outstanding ma- Medics, Special Troops of the Divi and can’t find time for a letter newer army inventions, the “am rose-pink hue, was packed to ca gician, appeared next and Pvt. sion, in the French Room of the ... a post card is the next best phibious jeep” were on hand. pacity for the event. The place i thing. ■He: 'iard Kovler, operatic tenor. Old Heathman Hotel. Standing as has been entirely refurnished with This dance is one of the out They’re yours for the asking Tendered several well-known songs. witnesses were S Sgt. James II. large easy chairs, occasional tables, standing highlights of the social at both Service Clubs. Lt. jriffin introduced the show and ^Sherwcod and Sgt. Wilfred H. lamps and other homey fixtures. i season on the campus. besides the musical accompaniment Craig, both of the Timber Wolf Draperies carry out the theme of of ihe Division Artillery Band, MP Platoon. decoration. Physiotherapy S-Sgt. •which also played for dancing, Tip-Top Talent Operation of the refrigerator car Doris Kendall and Pvt. Oliver were Marries Dallas Girl pool by American railroads saved The floor show, billed as “Joe Co/. Snow Sponsors Miss Powell’s accompanists and almost 45 million empty refriger- ¡Young’s Variety Revue,” was ob Pvt. Pat Maurino sang during her Banners for Troops Big event of the week end of ; ator car-miles in the last four tained through a theatrical agency I hula number. particular interest to the Medics months of 1942. Continued on page 10, column 3 Capt. William McBride, medical and those at the Station hospital officer for the special troops, re- Az pel Entertains was the marriage of S/Sgt. Her ports that Col. E. C. Snow, execxi- i tive officer for the same group. mann Ochs of Physiotherapy and Az Oregon State i has created a great deal of enthu- the former Margaret Gossen of Dal I Thursday. May 6 ... Last Saturday at Oregon Sta ate siasm by giving a banner to the las, Oregon. The wedding took “Desert Victory,” Theatres 1 and 2. college, Cpl. Eddie Appel’s 17 piece outfit which has the cleanest and place Saturday night, May 1, at the Bingo game, prizes, Service Club 2. I band played for a GI military ball neatest barracks each day. Latin-American dance instruction, Service. Club 1. Grace Mennonite church, Dallas. in the Memorial Union Ballroom ' “One is also presented to the I “ Hullabaloo,” USO-Camp Shows variety show. Theatre 5. at the college. This dance was put tip-top mess hall every day,” said The bride wore a long white dress Friday, May 7 ... with a white veil and carried a on : y the military honor society. Capt. McBride. bouquet of orchids. Best man for Enlisted man’s dance at Field House. Good band, gals! 8-11. Cpl. Appel is a member of the He admitted that the idea is not the occasion was Cpl. Albert Swayze “Desert Victory,” Theatres 3 and 4. Timber Wolf Division. He conducts a new one, but that the boys in the | of Physio. Open house at Service Clubs. th« Artillery band for this organi- special troops make a real effort A reception was held after the Saturday, May 8 ... I to acquire these prized banners. nation. ceremony for approximately 150 Cabaret Night at Club 1. Floor show, band, etc. Night Club guests in the basement of the at Club 2 with floor sh’ow, etc. Contact date bureau in church. Club 1 for dates. The bride and groom left after “Desert Victory,” Theatres 3 and 4. the wedding for a week’s trip in USO Dance at Dallas. First 25 to sign at Club 1 get to go! Washington. Upon their return The Special Troops of the Tim and “The Merry Widow Waltz.’’ Sunday. May 9 ... The master of ceremonies, Cpl. they will be at home at Dallas, ber Wolf Division presented last Timber Wolves vs. all-star Cascade League at Eugene, 2:30 Saturday night’s floor show and Don Chapman, then took the spot Oregon. at Civic Stadium. Enlisted <pen $.25, ladies free. entertainment at the regular week light to present something new in Recorded musical programs at Club 2, 2-3 p. m.; Club 1, ly Cabaret Night at Club 1. A , ( the way of entertainment —...... — .... a Cpl. Cusack, Ex (?) 3-4 p. m. diversified array of talent was on dramatic reading of the trans Film shorts at Club 1, 8:30 p. m. U. S. Employee, Weds tap for the evening, and Lt. Ren- formation scene of “Dr. Jekyll and “Desert Victory,” Theatre 5. fro.v’s Sea Gull Regiment dance Mr. Hyde” . . . which the audience Mother’s Day party, 4-6 at Club 1, directed by Miss Caddy. They both worked for Uncle Sam, band played for the show and for enjoyed. in San Francisco, and fell in love. Monday, May 10 ... dancing. | Next Saturday night at Club 1, So far little has changed—they Miss Kuhwarth’s “Songfest” and Sing at Club 2. Pvt. Walter James opened the the Meisinger Girls Accordian Sex t still both work for Uncle Sam. but Game night, bingo, at Club 2 starting at 8. show by singing several semi-class- tet, who recently wowed the audi- Cpl. Edwin Stanton Cusack, Casual I Informal activities at Club 1. ical songs, including, “Ah, Sweet ence at the hospital, will augment Section of Post Headquarters now Tuesday, May 11... Mystery of Life” and “The Desert talent from the Geysers Regiment wears GI clothes. The lassie he Latin-American dance . . . also instruction ... Club 2. Song.” Next came the soldier who of the Timber Wolf Division for married Sunday in double-ring cere Bingo and games at Club 1. Prizes. never fails to baffle his audiences the floor show. mony, formerly Ann Chestlocke, Glee Club rehearsal at Club 1 under Cpl. Hay. ...Unicyclist Sgt. Kenneth Woods? The club production staff in- works with the Department of In iI Wednesday, May 12 ... who performed with his low and eludes Mrs. Blodgett, senior host- ternal Revenue in Tacoma, where Square Dance at Club 1 directed by Miss Thompson of OSC. high one-wheel cycles. less; Miss Ann T. Caddy, junior the nuptials took place. Spontaneous talent show at Club 2 under Mrs. Merriam. “The Waltz King,” Sgt. Earl hostess; Cpl. Rudolph Jacobi and Pvt. Samuel J. Scharf, best man, T 5 Don Lynch’s Workshop nightly at Club 1. Edwards, who often entertains at Pvt. Irving Kosher. Last week’s flew up from Sun Francisco. Bride Voice recordings nightly at Club 2. the clubs with his smooth piano show was arranged through divi- of Honor was Helen Sykosky of Tacoma. artistry. offered “Dizzy Fingers” sional special services. I SERVICE MEN'S DATE BOOK Sp. Troops Give Show