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Page Kight Camp Adair Sentry Friday, April 7, 1944. Tj aifidaiers , ifr q irt Mqinescta, K; nsa.’, Iowa, Nebraska. Missouri, Illinois. Arkansas, Wisconsin Okla homa and Texas: Saturday night, April 15, will l«e yoi.r night at Service Club No. 1. the second in a series of “State niynts’ pre-anted by the 70th Di- vi on Special Services Office. I uneing, special acts, with prizes for the men from various states, will feature the evening. Each in- | far'.ry regiment, the artillery and the special troop units will have entertainment specialties on the tiregram, representative of each •tate. I A presentation of state flags will clirrax the program. Dance music wi' be by the Trailblazer dance bard. Time is 1930. Sergeant of 275th Wed to Salem Girl ★ ★ New Service Club Directorate Trailblazers Of 10 States Feted In April 15 Show EXPERIENCED HOSTESS ES are the above who will now serve Gis at Adair in Service Club 1. Meet— ANN CADDY, Director. From Bellingham. Wash.. Miss Caddy came to Adair as a Social and Re< reational Hostess from Stev ens College (Columbia, Mo.), where «he taught in the radio production dept, and broadcast shows over the local station. She ha« served as assistant hostess at both club«, and is now return ing to Club 1 as its director. She studied st University of South ern California and appeared in Boasts Wide Experiences operated a catering service there before coming to Adair and studied at Oregon State College. Corvallis. And is the food good! HELEN SHUMAKER, Librar ian. Veteran hostess of the Post, she arrived as Library 2 Librar ian before the club opened; last October was named chief of .Adair libraries (which then numbered three). Miss Shumak er was born in Philadelphia, «tudied at the I niversitv of Cali fornia (Berkeley), where she majored in English. Before coni- to Adair, she was a librar ian at Oregon State College. the Pasadena Playhouse. She definitely prefers her Army hostess job to any other of the services. HELEN BARRETT, Cafe teria hostess. “Catering" to GT tastes in Service Club 1 Cafe teria since she came to the Post early in '43, .Miss Barrett finds them much easier to cook for than civilians and isn't in any hurry to return to “civilian" life. A special interest of hers is serving food for Rec. Hall parties and individual GI dinners. For merly from Salem, Ore., she n Cupi I took out hi. bow and • r>- .v ai inert--carefully ideasi d til> -owstring. and the arrow sped I ■tn ght to the heart of Sgt. Wil-I ]in> J. Garrison of Company C.- 27' i Regiment. < With a ht(t two-three-four, dene! BUFFALO BILL —The kids The Falcon rides the plains again in low cadence last Thursday at I mid ell you Western fans will in this latest of the series in which 20 l, Sgt. Garrison and the bride- | have a Technicolor treat in this RKO has crossed a Western with to-le, Mis Ethiyne M. Turner of' ri u-ini cowboy and Indian tight. a detective film—it’ll please West Salem, Ore., were mat lied ill the At the same time drama is good, ern fans and also Falcon followers. brae's home. artinn-packed. Story of William Pretty girls and an ubiquitous Tie m<n of Company (’ held al F. Cody, who rose from an ob dumb cop as a foil for Conway (the •tiri’ party in the day-room Tues-! scure buffalo hunter to become Falcon) raise the plot from its day evening and plenty of roast i "Buffalo Bill" — a part of the otherwise run-of-the-mill sequence, chr-ren and beer were on hand. ; great American legend of the except that one of the most attrac Mr. Weldon Gets Around Western frontier. Big battle tive girls turns out to be the hunted Tie Pepsi-Cola recording ma-! scenes are thrillers and for the murderer of a wealthy rancher. chme was set up and n hilarious most part the story are charac time developed as Ute EM recited ters are coniiucing. Technicolor pv as, sung or talked making rec- at its best. or- of fluir voices to send to the KNICKERBOCKER HOLIDAY fol s buck home. 'A musical comedy farce of the Paxds containing candy, cigar ettes, cookies mid writing material 1650s with t historical touch and w-. made up and sent to the boys a distinctly modern flavor—ineiud- in ve hospital who ivure-unuble to ing humorous references to a Coun The hitherto undefeated Trail at -nd the party.- Pvt. H. Rienu n. cilman named Roosevelt! Accent i blazer Quiz Team is opposing the both in song and story is on com-1 edy, and Nel«on Eddy sings without f«|ir sex in a quiz program at time out for arias or staged pro-] Service Club I Wednesday at 2000. ductiori numbers. Music includes ] The team is confident that it will four songs from the original stage get the last word in this time. The members of the 70th Div. show and five new numbers. quartet will be T/Sgt. Michael 'I he monthly luncheon meetigg FOUR JILLS IN A JEEP Take ol he SCI Officers’ Wives will bu n story widely publicized in the Velez, Tec5 Robert V. MaeDowell, he i Thursday nt 1300 in Service newspapers and Saturday Evening Tec5 Robert Rivers, Pvt. Gordon (I 11. Bridge will follow in the Post serial, cast it with the four' Moore. Chaplain Victor II. Craft, S< Officers' Club. stars who made it happen (Kay | recently assigned to the 274th Inf. vose wishing to make reserva- Francis. Carole Landis. Martha Regt., is acting as one of the ti< « tuny contact Mrs. Noeker, Raye and Mitzi Mayfair), and Bet judges. N. llth Street, Corvallis, phone ty Grable, Alice Faye, Jimmy Dor 11-R sey ami Carmen Miranda -and the 70th SERGEANT WEI) ■’ostesse» for the .afternoon will result is a box office wow, even ' In a quiet wedding ceremony at ¡■e Mrs. Kautz, Mrs. Jackson. Jim. though the plot is weak. The story the 274th I n fa n t r y regimental N. ker and Mr». Armstrong. of four movie stars who toured; chapel, Sgt Ray Pheteplace. Ser American camps in England and vice Co., 274th infantry, married Il visitera to the Station Hos- Attica is filmed as “a tribute to Pauline Wilson last week. The pitul muât get passes at the infor the spirit of USD entertainer»." bride is a former resident of Brazil, mation deak. THE FALCON OUT WEST — Indiana. Roarin' Westerns and Comedy-Packed Musical Due This Week a? Theaters 70th Boasts Quiz Team to Beat Gals Wednesday Show Officers' Wives To Meet Thursday fl As Suu. I :M) Friday Knickerbocker HoUday Nelson Eddy Charles Coburn Constance Dowling Saturday They (tot Me Covered Bob Hope Dorothy latmour Sunday Buffalo HHI Joel McCrea-Maureen O'Hara L mm I u ¡Vatvrll Monday Buffalo Bill Joel McCrea Msnarcn O’Hara -Linda Darnell Ttioday The Falcon Out Weal Tom Conway Barbara Hale JAMBOREB Wednesday Four Jills in a Jeep Kay Frauria -Camle lan.ii« Martha RayeM»ttl May fair Tkur«day Four Jills in a Jeep Kay Franc«»-Carole 1-andia 7 and 9 «:80 * SsSO Sun.t:U Sun 2 p.m. e last war >, you missed one of the best shows ever to hit EASTER DAY PROGRAMS Adair, our special operatives as Both Clubs will have special sure us. Easter Sunday musical concerts Starting Monday, remember and open house all day- for Gis that you no longer will be able and their friends. Club 1 has an to take that 10-minute break at Easter musical show which will be Service Club 2, which will per presented at the Club at 2030. with manently close its door Sunday ! a sing preceding, and which will at midnight. Club I will take also be given for patients of Sta- over in full strength, however. 1 tion Hospital in the afternoon. The choir of the Federated ON TAP TONIGHT No Field House dance tonight— 1 Churches in Corvallis will present a Club 1 offers Chesterfield movies concert in Club 2 at 1700. Fallow- and a community sing preceding | ing the program, punch will be them—remember, it’s FREE. Club served in the club lobby. At mid 2 will sponsor an informal dance night, Club 2 closes for the “dura with junior hostesses from Salem tion.” and a small pick-up band from the INFORMAL DANCING 70th Division. Monday, to mark the consolida EASTER BALL tion of the two Clubs. Club 1 will You’ll be all in clover, for have an informal dance with hos sure, at Saturday night’s Eas tesses from Salem and Corvallis ter Ball at Service Club 1. Jun on hand. An orchestra, as yet un- ior hostesses in formal« from ■ announced, will play. FOR RELAXATION McMinnville. Eugene and Dalias Or something —anyway, Tues- will brighten up the scene, and a special GI style show will pro | day is game and bingo night at I Club 1. vide the laughs. ON THE AIR WAVES A 70th Division orchestra will furnish music. The 70th Division will present Club 2 meanwhile lists an in I their weekly Thursday-night ra- formal dance with the SC'U idio show from Club 1 this Thurs Musicians. Corvallis junior boe- day. Tune in for good music as tesaes and an impromptu GI delivered by the 78th Division ag program. gregations. Knickerbneker Holiday Nelson Eddy Charles Coburn-Constance Dowling I Danny Kaye-Dinah Shore Dana Andrews They (tot Me Covered Hob Hope Dorothy taunoor Buffalo Bill Jsri Met re« Maureen O'Hara -Linda Darnell Buffalo RM ___________ Joel McC cm ________ Maureen , O'Hara Linda Darnell The Falcon Out West Tom Conw ay Barbara Hale Martha Raye Mini MayfairJ\MROREE Harriet Hilltard-O Nelson OKLAHOMA RAIDERS Shine On. Harvest Maon Ann Sheridan Dena is Morgan Shine On. Harvest M om Ann Sheridan Dennie Morgan They (tot Me Covered Bob Hope Derethy lamour Knickerbocker HoUday Nelson Hddy -Charles Cob«m-Cön«tance IVmhjM Buffalo Bill Joel McCrea-Maureen O’Hara Linda Darnell TODAY—Free Movies, Club 1. Informal dance. Club 2. Ne Field House Daaee. Meric. “Song of Russia,” for pattents at Hospital. 1880. ! Shine On. Harvest MoonHi. C.ood looking Ann Sheridan Dennis Morgan Signal Corps Photo SERVICEMEN'S DATE BOOK Shine On, Harvest Moon I p in Arms Ann Sheridan Vetmi>. Morgan DOROTHY STEVENS, Social and Recreational Hostess. That long title means that Miss Stevens is behind most of the nightly programs presented at Club 1. On the post the shortest time of any of the hostesses, she is the "baby” of the group, graduated from the University of Oregon (Eugene) only last June. She majored in music, studied German. Before coming to .Adair in December. '43. she was a social case worker for the Linn County Welfare commis sion. By Adele Adair So last night the WAC came, saw and conquered Camp Adair's GIs. If you weren’t at the Field House gala concert, dance and style review (women’s uniforms of 1944 vs those Na. 5 Na. 4 In Official Capacities Club 1 Has Easter Ball T omorrow; No. 2 Closes CAMF ADAIR THEATERS No. 1 ★ ★ I < SATURDAY—KaMer Ball. Ctab 1. Informal dance, (tab 2. Variety Night for patient« in Hospital lounge, 1900. SUNDAY—Recordings, singing at Ctaba. Symphony hoar at 1100. Ctah !. New York Philharmonic broadcast at 1200 fol lowed by Coca Cola boor. Chib 1. Eaeter maoseal «bow (tab 1. MN Federated Charehes (Mr Of CevraMs. ( tab 2. 1M8. Eartar Sunday concert, Joe Sieff and Musical Medics, for patients in auditorium. 1408 MONDAY—Daaee at CMb 1. Ctab 1 dosed perauaeatty. Classical record hoar for patients in Hospital krange. 1900. TUESDAY—Game sight. Ctab L Sketch rias« with ataM ta Art Worksbop. Ctab 1 baieoay. at Itti. Movie. “His Batter’s Sister," for patients at Hospital at 1888. WEDNESDAY—Qoii «bow. Ctab I. “On Year Tees" M«M for patients in Hospital. auditnriaai at 19N. THURSDAY—78th Div. radio breedeast. Ctab 1. Game« in lounge of Hospital at 1830. Record making in employment office of Hospital at 1830. MAKE RECORDS TO SEND HOME—FREE—AT CLUB I.
