Camp Adair Sentry
Friday, March 17, 1944.
Lassie with Writer's Cramp
Page Eleven
Found His Hobby In The Stones
CHAPEL
SERVICES .
POST CHAPEL NO. 1
Avenue D and 3rd Street North
FRIDAY: 2000, Friday After
noon Service (Jewish); 2015, Sab
bath Eve Service (Jewish). SAT
URDAY: 1930-2030. Catholic Con
fessions. SUNDAY: 0900, Catholic
¡Mass; 1000. General Protestant
Service. TUESDAY: 1915,
listed Mens’ Gospel Service; 2000,
I Jewish History Class; 2100, Tal-
! mud Class. WEDNESDAY: 1915.
Service Men’s Christian League
Service.
STATION HOSPITAL
Red Cross Auditorium
FRIDAY: 1845, Sabbath Eve-
ning Service (Jewish). SATUR
DAY: 1800-1900, Catholic Confes
sions. SUNDAY: 0730, Catholic
Mass; 1000, General Protestant |
¡Service; 1045, General Protestant
I Communion.
Sgt. Martowski Finds Hobby 'Profitable';
Siansl Corps Photo
BUST YOUNG LADY, as one look at her desk will show, is '
91ST DIVISION SERVICES
Mrs. Davida Marsh. Red Cross staff aide. Mrs. Marsh iw just pre
Chapel No. 7—C North at 1st
paring the 7500th Red Cross membership card for Camp Adair
military and civilian personnel, w ith many more thousands still to
• For most GIs the army brings
Weekday Masses, 1815; Sunday:
be prepared.
■the death-knell to their moat cher-
i
Roman
Catholic
Masses,
0900;
Lu
1100;
Evening
Service,
2000.
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theran Service, 1000; General ChapéCN*. 4—27Sth Inf. Regt., C 1 iahed hobbies, whether it be string
saving or soot suit wearing. But
¡Worship Service, 1100; Evening
Ave. & 12th St. South.
(Worship Service, 1900.
*Mass, 0900; Devotions; Protest for Sgt. Patrick Martowski, head
Chapel No. 8—C North at 5th.
¡ant Service, 1000 and 1100; Vespei quarters 91st Division, it was just
Sunday: Episcopal Service, 0800; - Service, 1900; Service Men's Chris the beginning of a unique and What
The Evangelistic Christian Cen- ¡General Worship Service, 0900; Ro-, tian League, 1930; Mass daily promises eventually to be a profit
able hobby.
:
ter
for Servicemen, located at Third | man Catholic Mass, 1000; Lutheran ; 1730.
Heady 3,000,000
In the wilds ami swamps of Ore
land Adams, Corvallis, was opened ! Service, 1100; C------ ’ ”--------
— No'^WSth Inf. Regt., <.
Find Way Overseas
gon, Martowski is collecting atones,
l March 4 and is now available to all ! 1800. Roman Catholic Mass, 1930. |
Ave. & 8th St. South.
not just ordinary stones, but sehii-
I GIs every afternoon and evening, I Tuesday: S.M.C.L., 1900. Weekday!
General Protestant Service, 0900 precious stones that can be con
Washington, D. C., March 11 — ! under direction of Rev. G. O. Baker. 1 masses, < daily, 1930, except Tues- B¡b]e
fì(„pei
To provide American troops with I The Center includes a large chap- day, 1830; Wednesday and Friday,
verted with a little skill and tngeq-
1900; •.Must. 0800 £ 1115; Fellow iuity into ring settings and brace-
much-needed diversion from war el, prayer room, large lounging ' Episcopal service, 1700; Wednes-
!S*
ship Hour, Tues., 1900.
time experiences, the American room, tables and stationery for (day, Lutheran service, 1800.
1 lets and lockets.
Chapel No. 8—271th Inf. Regt., C
190 Semi-Precious Pounds
Red Cross ’ purchased more than writing.
Chapel No. 9—C North at 9th.
I Ave. & 4th St. South.
And in the course of his eight -
2,780,000 pocket-sized books last
Evangelist Leonard Philip, piano
Weekday Masses, daily, 1745;i General Protestant Service, 1000,
month hobby he. has sent home
year for free distribution to serv-
'and accordian soloist, will give a Sunday: General Protestant Serv- •Mass, 1100; Evening Devotions.
no less than 100 pounds of ja.-«.
ieemen. it was announced todpy at I musical program this Sunday
at i ice, 1000; Roman Catholic Mass, I 2000.
Americas J ^ed
> |ia|iontU 11945 in the Center.
per, agate, and a dpzcn other
,1100.
J
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Headquarters.
•Confessions before Mass and semi-precious stones, ( r o m-rthv
Chapel No. 10—I) North at 9th
on Sat., 1900-2100, at Chapela 4 environs of Camp White and
Many of the handy-size books
Sunday: Roman Catholic Mass, 5 and 6.
Camp Adair.
were put in kit bags given to Yank Prisoners May
; General Worship Service,
*
v.
It all started back at<amp White
troops at ports of embarkation by Send Emergency Cables
1000; Lutheran Service, 1100. Wed
Christian 'Science
when Sgt. Martowski was sitting
Red Cross workers, thereby provid
nesday: Mass and Stations of the
"Matter’’ will be the subject <>f through some of thqse training
ing the men with something to re
(ANS)—Soldiers in German pri
lieve the monotony of the voyage son camps and their families at Cross, 1800. Friday: Rosary and l the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches classes sitting on Hones, thou
Stations of the Cross, 1800.
Ì of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday.
sands of them. He wax intrigued
overseas, where they were made home may now use Red Cross fa
Chapel
No.
11
—
1)
North
at
Bth.
by their beauty: he got interested.
available to thousands of men.
The
Goldeh
Text
will
be,
“
Turn
cilities to send emergency cables, I
Sunday: General Worship Serv ye not unto idols, nor make to your He studied them at the camp li
Worn copies of the books in Red it was recently announced.
Cross libraries attest to the crav
The regular postal chanhels are , lice, 0930; Bible Study Group, ite’«); selves molten gods: 1 am the Lord ma ry and at libraries in the near,
Eve- your God” (Leviticus 19:4).
by towns, and before long he had
ing of troops for something to i open to families of prisoners bnt
I,— Roman Catholic Mass 1100;
Wed-
1
discovered that in the giavel fill
iuing
Worship
Service
1830.
read, the Red Cross explained.
The
Lesson-Sermon
also
will
in
¡the Uai’.ifex of men flout Uuupot-
ix.il, needsv: S.M.C.L., 1900; VSav of the clude the following correlative pas ' there were bright colored agates,
ary to permanent . eamps, or « then
sages from the Christian Science petrified wood, obsidian and other
F ilipino choosw
removal to ho-prittl*. often deters | * ross,
TR a ILBI.ATFR DIVISION
textbook, "Science and Health with stones that could ba made into
QUICKEST WAY HOME
delivery if postal messages.
San Francisco (CNS)—“Do you I The Red Cross cables may be Chapel No. 1—Ave. D & 3rd St. No j Roy to the SerhdwrMr" hr Ware jewelry.
Martowski envisions an extensive
Jewish Services, Friday, 2015.
Baker Eddy: “The Bible declares:
used only ■.
if regular .......
mail —
service
want to go into the Army?’ *the
’the ' uacu
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field for the production of syn
Chapel
No.
2
—
Div.
Hq.
&
Spec
‘
All
things
were
made
by
Him
(th'
judge asked Simon Salting, a Fili-' fails, if the prisoner has been re
Trps., I) Ave. & 3rd St. So.
divine Word): and without Him thetic jewelry by the apoctai pro
pine» arraigned on a draft evasion -ported wounded or seriously ill. or
•Mass,
0800;
Mormon
Service
wa« not anything made that was cessing of semi-precious stones.
charge.
if an extreme emergency exists at
“They can duplicate almost any
“No,” replied Salting, "I want to home. Emergency cables now j»er- 0900; Protestant Service, 1000; made.’ This is the eternal verity of
thing,” he said, "by the right beat
(Wed
Christian
•
Science,
1400
I
divine
Science
.
.
.
Is
Spirit
the
mitted by international agreement
go home.”
I have
I r -»uree or creator of matter? Sci- treatment ami coloring
He hesitated. "Maybe,” he said, already average more than 2000 a 1930).
already bought special abrasive*,
Ave.
A
in
Spirit
out
Chapel
No.
3
—
Dlvarty,
D
lenco
reveals
nothing
"I get home quickest if I join the month.
of which to create matter'" (pp eirtular saws, diamond dust and
7th St. So.
Army. I guess I do that.”
enemy wheels."
Service
•Mass,
1000;
Protestant
4H0. 278).
Patronize the PX and save.
P S.—He’s in now.
91st Gl Uncovers Semi-Precious Stones Here
Pocket-Sized Books
Distributed by ARC
Evangelist Center
Open in Corvallis
Milton Camff creator of Terry and the Pirates"
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