I Camp Adair Sentry Friday, August 27, 1943. Ten Off Duty • Guide SERVICE CLUBS • • • For Camp Adair men RECREATION PARTIES WEDDINGS On The Post THEATERS The Editor Likes the One in the Middle, How About You? Cabaret Shows Again Will Divide Program Cabaret nights tomorrow at both FRIDAY DANCE AT CLUBS so ice clubs will combine the same The regular Friday night va ty floor show, to be presented I Field House dance will be held in rotation. tonight in the two service clubs, Featured will be the Christie as the 70th Division is using the D: re Revue of Eugene, directed Field House for processing fill­ i\‘ diss Ethel Christie, of the pub­ ers. lic schools drama department. Bands of the 70th Division T ¡e Revue is an all-round show, will play at both clubs, and s cring Miss Kagan, professional junior hostesses from Corvallis d: : .er from Chicago, in exhibition and Salem will be at Club 2. di. dig. Miss Patricia Colerick while girls from Albany, Eu­ v. i:: present Dorothy Parker’s gene, McMinnville, Monmouth monologue, “The Waltz.” and Dallas will go to Club 1. ? iss Jeannette Tugman will do an exhibition of the can-can, and Mi. Joyce Davis will sing. About 20 ether member- of the troupe will I be <5n hand. ;ss Beth Siewert, popular young sim er from Salem, will also appear on the program. She will be ac­ companied at the piano by Pvt. -Two Homer Carlson, 96th Division. Held The 96th Division band will play at Club 1 for dancing, and the SCU organization will appear at Miss Virginia Porter of Dallas, Club 2. Pfc. Jack Gates will emcee Texas, and Pfc. Wade Franklin, Hq. Club 2’s program. Co., SOU, assistant to the hostess I Texas Girl Marries Pfc Wade Franklin CRASHING THE SENTRY, long after they have deserved to, are the Valley-famous Meisinger Peggy Quintette of Salem. From left to right, the Misses Pat Meisinger, Lois . Gillings, _ ___ Frantz, Florence Polster and Ann Doerfler. Down in front, in what is an impossible position lor our limited service body, is Miss Betty Pierce, Williamette X alley champion drum majorette and baton twirler.— Signal Corps photo. 276th Weddings During August Albany Giris Top EM in Quiz Battle Cabaret Night Shows Feature Variety Acts Wednesday night four girls from I Albany outwitted men of the 382nd at Service Chib 1, were married at Infantry, 96th Division, in the Club Featuring a diversified variety floor show, cabaret nights at both an informal wedding last Satur­ 1 weeldy Quiz Battle. St 17 phony Orchestra Service Clubs were combined last Saturday, with the same program day in Corvallis, at the home of The girls. Misses Fern Nutting, Now Being Organized presented before large crowds at both clubs. Reverend Edward B. Hart, who Ruth Romaine, Jean Dunn and I For AU Men on Post The 70th Division Glee Club,* performed the ceremony. Frances McKechnie. ran up 130 The bride, who had just arrived points to the men’s 80. Miss Dunn t under the direction of Cpl. Fordyce . fessional magician from Detroit, A Little Symphony Orchestra, for from Texas, was attended by Mrs. was top scorer, and Pvt. Landis Waldo, sang “This Is the Army,’’ Mich., astounded the audiences all '■'nlisted men and officers sta­ Artie Palermo as matron of honor. was high for the men, who includ- , as it did for the Portland premiere j with his tricks. tioned at this Post, is being or- Best man was Pfc. Artie Palermo, ed Sgt. Swain, T 5 Bauer and Sgt. of the movie of the same name. At Club 1 Cpl. Waldo was master gamzefcl by Cpl. Louis Bronstein, of the same company as the groom. Hillstrom. Cpl. Kenneth Burns, of the 70th of ceremonies, and Sgt. Nick San- 70th Division. The couple is now at home in Mr. Quiz was Lt. MacGruder, Division, sang “My Buddy,” and ! sonia emceed the program at Club Any men who play woodwind, Independence. Special Service Officer of the Cpl. Waldo did the solo part of 2. The 96th Division dance band st’ ir.g, bras; and percussion in­ 382nd, who did one of the finest “Stout Hearted Men” with a chorus i played for the show and dancing strument and are interested in G riffin-Harris jobs of emceeing the weekly quiz accompaniment. He then led the at Club 1; the 70th Division com- joining the orchestra may leave battle that has yet been done. Glee Club and audience in singing | bination, under the direction of Miss Elsie Harris, of Medford, tin : names at either Service Club Next week girls from Independ­ “God» Bless America.” o with Sgt. Rankin, 70th Division Ore., and M/Sgt. Earl P. Griffin, i Cpl. I ivuiuc i on, played at C luo 2. ence will meet EM of the 383rd. 276th Infantry Regiment, were Band, at 2497. The Meisinger troupe of 30 girl Members of the 70th Division Following the quiz program, the Cpl. Bronstein, who conducted a married August 2 in Vancouver, entertainers from Salem, well- Glee Club who performed Saturday GI Movie, “Corregidor was shown symphony orchestra at the age of Wash., by the Reverend Kunsman. | known at Adair, also performed. | night under direction of Cpl. Waldo to a large and enthusiastic group. The couple is now at home in | 12 years, was a former clarinetist “Princess Pat” and her accordion are T/5 Joseph Labbato, Sgt. How­ - | --- --- ----------------------- wit:: th< New York Philharmonic Corvallis. | quintette were featured, and Betty ard Townsend, Cpl. D. Sabarsky, Oi chestra. Pierce, baton artist and Willamette Cpl. Kenneth Burns, S/Sgt. A. Lunsford-.McCormick I Valley champion, was also starred.- Garcia, S/Sgt. George R. Petter- Mme. Marian, also of the Meis- : sj»n, T/5 T. Syabo, S/Sgt. H. Miss Mary McCormick Merriam Featured and ! inger troupe, entertained with a Schwartz, T/5 William M. Bur- Four recent additions have been T Sgt. David Lunsford, 276th in­ n First of Concerts gess and Pfc. R. J. Williamson. fantry, were married at the Church born in the families of men in the series of impersonations. 276th Infantry regiment. of Christ in Albany, Ore., l>y the They also presented a program Keith Hoppos, from the Univer­ Before a highly appreciative au- I S Sgt. and Mrs. William F. Bun ­ sity of Oregon, did amusing female at the 70th Division Officers’ Club dien'-e at Chapel 2. Mrs. Florence Reverend Carroll, on August 10. ' dick announce the arrival of twin impersonations, and Carlo, a pro- 1 later the same night. The couple is now residing in Al ­ M< ■ iam, contralto and Club 2 girls, born August 9 at the Albany ho less, was featured artist in the bany. J —Cpl. William M. Burgess General Hospital. fit; of a series of Fall musical The girls, christened Mary Faye concerts last Monday night. and Betty Maye, weighed 6 pounds, TODAY, AUGUST 27 ... Sponsored by Chaplains Loren | 1 Vii ounces and 6 pounds, 12’- Dances in both service clubs instead of the Field House, T. enk-. Luther R. Vann and Mal- ounces, respectively. Mrs. Bundick 8-10:30. Junior hostesses for dancing partners. Good c( <;'i S. Sweet-of the 70th Division, is the former Eula Bell Jordan of time to get yourself a date for Saturday’s cabarets. the series has been planned for Snyder, Texas. Movie for patients at Red Cross auditorium at 6:30: the e who enjoy good music. Club 2’s second weekly talent A baby son was born July 22, “DuBarry Was a Lady,” with Red Skelton. Accompanied by Sgt. Howard C. show was held Wednesday night 1943, in the Station Hospital at SATURDAY, AUGUST 28... Townsend, pianist, Mrs. Merriam’s with a large crowd participating in Camp White, Oregon, to S Sgt. Cabaret night at both Service Clubs. Bring your date or wife. repertoire ranged from delightful the show and songfest. and Mrs. Adolph Mallett. The baby, Make reservations Saturday morning. Spanish, French and Italian arias The IV Corps band, directed by weighing 6V+ pounds, has been Talent show for patients at Hospital, 7:00 p. m. to light operatic pieces which have Pvt. Glenn Henry, with Pvts. Bill christened Robert Lee, after the SUNDAY, AUGUST 29... become American classics. Mrs. Conlon, Clarence Wescott, Homer famous general. Old-time movie at Club 1, “Two Gun Troubador. ” Me riant closed her program with Carlson and Phil Stinger, and Mrs. Sgt. and Mrs. Harold Salberg Recordings and group singing at Club 2. the ever-popular “Summertime” Evelyn Henry, vocalist, played for are very proud of a baby girl, MONDAY, AUGUST 30... and “My Man.” the affair. weight 6 pounds, 3 ounces, born at Old-time movie at Club 2. “Two Gun Troubador. ” Ji addition to ably accompany­ Their program included many the Valley General Hospital in Informal activities at Club 1. ing Mrs. Merriam, Sgt. Townsend popular songs, featuring different Ellensburg. Wash., July 11. The Recording-cutting for patients at Station Hospital. presented several solo piano se­ members of the orchestra and Mrs. baby is named Katherine Denice. TUESDAY. AUGUST 31... lections, among which were works Henry as vocalist, The audience Mrs. Salberg is the former Doro­ Bingo party at Club 1. of Grieg. Chopin and Rachmanin­ joined in for the choruses of thy Johnson of Ellensburg. Informal dance at Club 2. Girls from the post invited. off. “You’ll Never Know” and “For Me —Cpl. William M. Burgess Model in Art Workshop at Club 1 (on balcony) 8 p. m. U 1’• i Bizet • and My Gal.” loiciil Mt Melt ........ Scarlatti “Hit the Ice," with Abbott and Costello, movie for patients Lamento Provencal I’aladilhe Pvt. Julius Mayer , as part of I.a Htatiie de Tsarkijii' ■.elo Cetiir Cui at Hospital. the impromptu talent show, sang lc Papillnii . Folidrain I WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1... Be’it et tii elmssy Quiz contest in Club 1. I f . 'íerio in 11 flat .Minor .Chopin Hitler. A quartet from 198th A.A., Prelud«- ill C Sharp Songfest in C lub 2, with talent show and prizes for The old-time movie at the Serv­ Cpls. John Mathews and Dick Run­ "inn. It a Il ni a n in i > f I participants. Minute V.altz Chopin kle, Pfc. Earl Gadd and Pvt. Lester ice Clubs over the weekend was Adaptation from Record-cutting for patients in Station Hospital. “Topper Takes a Trip,” an adap­ A Minor Conserti Hardin, also entertained. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2... 6 k 1. Townsend The first talent night a week ago tation of the novel by Thorne The t’lif urpneen ............ Informal dancing at C lub 1. Girls from Post invited. Who Ate We to Sn» was participated in by many volun­ Smith, starring Roland Young in from (tir) of the (tolden Bingo party at Club 2. I’ll Follow My Secret Heart teer performers who boosted the the title role and Constance Ben­ Game night with tournaments at the Hospital. freni Convemation Pie'e [ popularity of the show. nett. Arrnng»*