Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1917-11-14

new songs, led by Mr.
Tebbs.
CThursday)
1850 P. Mid-week religious serv-
ice, with an address by
Rev. Frank Mcdonald, of
Scotland
$500 P. M,-Current Events Club;
everyone interested invited.
(Fridayl
800 P. Intending for soldiers done
free by Mrs. Battey and
other Augusta ladies;
clothes must be clean.
730 p. M.-Amateur night Let us
put up that stunt" of
yours on the program.
Saturday
7:15 p. M.-Movies.
(Sunday)
10:30 A. M-Company Bible classes
in mess shacks One Hun
dred and Tenth Regiment
1880 p. M.-Evening service; special
music and singing.
(Monday; Write a Letter Home Night
1900 F. M-French classes in COM
pany mess shacks One
Hundred and Tenth Regi-
ment.
500 P. M.--Camera Club-We hope
to make this the regular
meeting hour for the Cam
era Club.
(Tuesday)>
500 P. M.-Augusta entertainers.
NOTE-This review of the activities
at Building 70 should have appeared
last week. 1t was misIaid unintention-
ally and we print the salient items in
this issue, although one week late,
R,.t.i: 70
Serving One Hundred and Tenth
First Cavalry)
Building Secretary and Religious
Work Secretary. Harvey Lee Phil
adelphia, Pa.
Educational Secretary - Frederick
Geier, Cincinnati, O.
Social Secretary-I'r B. Heit-
kamp, Chatham n. j.
Physical Director-A II. Marylll
Germantown, Pa.
Mr.. r. A. Tracy returned to camp
today after a two weeks absence
touring the Savannah district in the
interest of the $35,00G,0 900 y NJ c. A.
War Work Campaign. His leave of
absence having expired, he is obliged
to return to his home in Hartford, and
his final departure from Camp Han
cock will be sincerely regretted by all
With the scattering of the First Ca
Valry the regimental services which
Mr.. Lee has been conducting each
Sunday morning at nine O'Clock at our
building, have come to an end. We
miss these inspiring services, with
their stirring hymns under the leader
ship of "Calhoun's Band" and we hope
the empty quarters of the regiment
may soon be filled up with new troops,
To TffRH ht1fl
both church and home
In cooperation with Chaplain Schall
Mr.. Lee has been deVoting himself to
the organization of Bible classes in the
different companies of the One Hun
dred and Tenth and is meeting with
splendid response on the part Of both
officers and men. The text book is
THE Soldiers Spirit" little book by.
George Stewart, Jr himself soldier
in the National Army.
Rev. Mr. Backemeyer, of Indian
apolis, assistant to DR.. Sewer of the
First Presbyterian Church, who has a
leave of absence from his church for
six months work among the soldiers,
brought ringing message to the men
at the Thursday evening meeting.
After the first and second films at
Saturday nights movies, a few useful
French expressions were thrown on
lilS screen. AIleE explaining the pro-
nounciationS, Secretary Geier led the
chorus of "Ou Allons- Nous" and Nous
Allons En- France" with everybody
coming out especially strong on "A
Bias LIE Kaiser" Up in the ~9ne Hun
dred and Tenth they are all saying
''Vive TAmerique!" Company French
classes are scheduled for Monday
nights at Z o'clock.
In the social department things are
looking very bright. The past week
has brought to light excellent talent in
the One Hundred and Tenth Regiment.
Mahoney of the Eighteenth Regi
ment gave some most perfect ini D.,
tions of various animals Corporal
Kinder of the Military Police rem
dered two solos, one of which jean,
My Jean" was especially appreciated.
And the quartet of stringed instru
ments from the One Hundred and
Tenth was find" for our work. They
came down the next night and played
all through the movies,