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Page Eight Camp Adair Sentry Friday, October 29. 1943. Dorothy and Barbara Here as ‘Dark Eyes' Hits Adair ! Hallowe’en Frolic, Floor Show Planned Tomorrow A Hallowe’en Frolic with a full floor show will be featured on tomorrow night’s cabaret at Service Club 1. A band from the 216th Infantry Regiment will furnish the music, and ------------------------------------- —♦ ‘Junior Hostesses from McMinnville 48 Girls to Come To Club for Folk Games, Dancing ON THE LEFT is Dorothy Gale, lovely bru nette w ho takes a leading role, and Barbara Spencer, comedian, who will be featured in the production "Dark Eyes." brought to the Post Sunday in Service Club 2 at 8 p. m. by the Portland Civic Theater, directed hv Donald May re. Nurse, Lieutenant Wed on Post Service Club Lists Folk Dancing With Talent Night Show In conjunction with the talent show Monday nights at Service Club 1. folk and square dancing will be held, beginning this Mon- day night. Girls from Albany and Mon- mouth will be on hand to help EM with the dances, and the 882nd FA band, under direction of Cpl. Ferguson, will play for the talent show. The schottische, polka, waltz I and square dances will be featured, I taught by Sgt. Hatton of the 882nd FA. I I Lt. Pawelek, Lt. Swenson Married Dances which will be included are “The Grapevine Twist,” “The Texas Star,” Split the Ring” and other mixers of the same type and “Swing Sally Goodin'.” Helen Pol ing will he the accompanist, and the girls will be on hand to help soldiers with the dances. The first in the series was held last Wednesday night with an ap preciative group turning out. Miss I Thompson taught last summer in i the British Columbia College of Education and sponsored similar folk games and dances for Canad- I ian gals and sailors and soldiers. I ---------------------- 275th to Sponsor Dance Thursday PICTURED ABOVE AFTER their wedding Thursday in Chapel 5 are Lt. and Mrs. Franklin H. Swenson. Mrs. Swenson, the former Lt. Irene Pawelek. is with the Station Hospital. Lt. Swenson is in the 198 AAA Group.—Signal Corps photo. Hallowe'en Dance at Service Club Will Be 'Hard Times' Party Also Lt. Irene Pawelek. nurse at the Station Hospital, and Lt. Frank A combination Hallowe'en and lin H. Swenson. 198th AAA Group, were inallied last Thursday night "Hard Times" party is planned for at a simple ceremony in Chapel 5. Service Club 2 for tomorrow The bride was attended by Lt. night's program. Cornstalks, pun Marjorie Linehan, Station Hospital. kins, bohgoblins and all the trim Best man was Lt. Elmer Trentman. mings will be used to decorate the also of the 198th AAA. Chaplain main room of the Club. In keeping with the Hard Times Gilmore performed the ceremony, theme, soldiers are asked to wear and Col. Charles W. Comfort Jr., Commanding Officer of the Station their fatigues, and the girls who attend will wear gingham dresses. Hospital, gave the bride away. An 11-piece orchestra from Le- Following a brief wedding trip I banon will play for the dancing, in Portland, Lt. and Mrs. Swenson will return to their Army duties. under the baton of Mr. Chet Rates. All the old-fashioned Hallowe’en Mrs. Swenson is a native of Thorpe, Wis., and Lt. Swenson is from games will be played, and stunts . surprises and Hallowe'en gags are I promised. Criner-Rethell The wedding of Miss Wanza Fay Bethell of Oakland, Cal., and Cpl. Quentin Criner of the IV Corps PRTC was read last Saturday in Albany by Chaplain Carl H. Lin- The “Truth or Consequences” den of Chattel 3. show at Service Club 2 has been S Sgt. and Mrs. John Keeter cancelled this Sunday, as the pro were the attendants, S Sgt. Kcater duction of the Portland Civic The is also of the PRTC. ater, “Dark Eyes,” is scheduled Cpl. and Mrs. Criner are now at for Sunday night in the Club. home in Albany. Hailing from Ok Last week's “Truth or Conse lahoma. Cpl. Criner was one of the quences” was emceed by Lt. Rob non-commissioned PRTC cadre Carsen of the 72&th FA and aided members who arrived at Camp by a jam l>and. consisting of Pfc. Adair in August Jame- Hall Sanitary Troops; Pvts. Raj Piant« nJ Joel Delaton. 7oth: Pvt< Phil Stinger. Dick Vartan ian. John Schuster and Santos Al varez. SCU. an testants included Tu a Feiir- ' Mer■ of the 274th Infantry, 200 on. fir«t piece. Mary Wahv, • tl C•. will be guest.« of the Ore- hot h of C» rvnllh; Pauline Price, gon 8 ' ite Teacher's Colleire nt a Jur ie Kehoe of Guest Hoyae 2. Hai: Vve'en dance and party in Pvt Walter Wax. first; Pvt. John- ny \'.t . *. ?vth: Pvt-* Ki »ter Mor- »' > nth Saturday. Arnnngement.« have liven made AH a* i Click Clarke of SCV. Pvt. f ie services of the newly-or- Roltwit Rivers of the 275th let! a ganit< d 274th Orchestra to supply before the show. Pvt. the "• wing" for the evening, with Mil'ton Anderton, 70th Hijn., was decor i. tiona planned by the girls of in charge of prop«. thè «eh I. The party was piai” ni ly thè Regimental Special Service selectee! by Unit Commanders on Offner and thè Student body of the basis of merit and achievement l < during the training period. Trans M«n to attend »he party will be portation will be provided. Weekly Quiz Show Cancelled Sunday 274th Infantrymen Incited by College Folk games and square dances will hold forth at Service Club 2 Wednesday night, when 48 college gals of Oregon State and their in structor, Miss Betty Lynd Thomp son, will return to the Chib for the second of the weekly games and dance sessions. The 275th Infantry Regiment will sponsor a party in Service Club 1 next Thursday night. The regimental hand will furnish the music for dancing. Dancing and special entertain- ment features are planned, and girls from Dallas. Monmouth. Al i bany and Eugene will attend. Pops Concert Will Be Presented for 40 et 8 Sponsors Sunday's Program Benefit Program A Pops Concert program from the Corvallis USO will be present ed Sunday night at Service Cluh 1 at 6:30 p. m. before the old-time movie, “Songs and Bullets.” A songfest, led by Mrs. Maybeth Starr and accompanied by Mrs. Opal Johnson, who will direct the pro gram, will be held. The Pops Concerts are growing in popularity with USO visitors, and are patterned after Boston Pops, with small tables and refreshments. Headlining the entertainment will be Josephine Albert Spaulding of Dallas, a popular vocalist. Other talent will include piano numbers of Cpl. Lawrence Hahn, in structor at the PSTU; girls' trio from Oregon State college. Pat Best, Jane Stickler and June Walk er; Eileen Powell, vocalist: Irish tenor. Sgt. Joe Mansfield of the ASTP at Oregon State college; songs by Carolyn Wall of Corvallis; and accordion numbers by Beverly Price, also of Corvallis. A dance and entertainment to buy athletic equipment for service men in this area is being sponsored Thursday night at 8 p.m. in the Salem Armory by the 40 et 8 Voi- ture of Capita] Post No. 9. Ameri can Legion. Salem. Admission will be 50 cents for everyone, and the funds raised will go toward athletic gear, according to Ira Pilcher. Chef de Gare of the Salem Post. The dance is open to both serv icemen and civilians, and 500 Jun ior Hostesses from Salem will be there as dancing partners. DAUGHTER BORN T Sgt. and Mrs. Sanford Sha piro are announcing the birth of a baby daughter. Vicky Sue. in Cor vallis. Oct. 21. The baby weighed 4 pounds, 8 ounces. T Sgt. Sha piro is head of Miscellaneous Sec tion, Post Hqs. and Dallas will be dancing partners. The club will be decorated in keeping with the Hallowe’en theme, and a chamber of horrors and for tune telling w’ill be two special features. Mrs. A. J. Rahn of Salem, fortune teller at 'the Chemeketa Street USO, will act in that capac ity for the dance. , Floor show numbers will include Miss Colleen Moore of Corvallis, piano numbers; Cpl. Kenneth Burns, Hqs. Divarty, Trailblazers Division, vocal solos; Merlyn Dole man of Corvallis, French horn melodies; Pvt. Ernest Brooks of the 70th, numbers on a musical saw. Pvt. Durward Mason of SCU is arranging the chamber of horrors. SCU Military Band Schedules Concert Monday at Club The SCU military band will pre sent a variety of concert and mili tary march numbers at a concert Monday at 8 p. m. in Service Club 2. Including 10 selections, the program will be under the direction of Pfc. Robert H. Henry, SCU bandleader. Pvt. Richard Vartanian, cornetist, Pfc. Ray Cattaneo, accordionist, and Pvt. Phillip Stinger, drummer, will be featured soloists. The program follows: Father of Victory ........... L. Canne Bach Choral Melody ................. F. V. Syppe Light Cavalry (Overture) My Regards Llewellyn Zacatecas (Mexican March) Codina Two Guitars Russian Folk Tune Barnum & Bailey's Favorite King Gould Pavanne ....................... Bennett Calfskin Callisthenics G rafalla Washington Grays .... SUNDAY SING HELD Before the showing of the movie, “Emperor Jones,” starring Paul Robeson, at Service Club 1 last weekend, the Sunday evening sing was held. Miss Madge Kuh- warth, social and recreational host ess, led the sing, which was accom panied by Sgt. Joe Lobatto of the Trailblazers. Beauty Shop Now open at PX 17 (Hospital Area) SERVICEMEN'S DATE BOOK Shop will be open TODAY—Dance in Field House. 8-10:30, Junior Hostesses. "Swing Your Partner.” for patients at Red Cross Aud.. 2 a SATURDAY—Cabaret Show- at both Service Clubs. Party at Hospital for patients. 6:30 p.m. SUNDAY—Recordings, singing at Club«. Svmphony ' Hour at 11,1 Club 2. Pops Concert, old.time movie at Club 1. "Dark i Ey es.” pro- duction of Portland Civic Theater, at Club 2 at 8 p.m. “Dark Eyes" ' at Hospital at 2 p.m. MONDAY—Talent night and square dance- at Club - 1. -- SCU Rand concert at Cluh 2. Make-a-record evening for patients at Hospital, 7 n m. Classical record hour in lounge, 7. Tl ESDAY—Game night. Club 1. Old-time movie. Club 2. Model <n Irt Wurk Shop. Club I. 8 p. m. “Heading for God s Country, movie for patients at Hospital 2 and 6:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY—Quiz coolest. f lub 1. p Dance eia**. Club 2. from 7 to 8. Square Daaciag and Folk t.ame«. t'lub 2. Easterners vs. West-1 emers Quiz contest at Hoapital at 7 p.m. THURSDAY—Dance sponsored by 27$th Inf, Club 1. TrailbUaer Rad» shoo. CM 2. Records and music in lounge at Hospital. 7 pm I for appointments from 11 to 6 p. m. and appointments by telephone may be made only dur ing those hours, by calling Post 4216. Open to Military Personnel
