Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1917-12-24
CHRISTMAS EVE
PROGRAM ATTRACTIVE:
Christmas Carols, Impersona-
tions and Address By DR..
Wigginton. Building Beauti-
fled BY Ladies.
euILplNG No. 7e.

Serving the seth Brigade, including the
111th and 112th regiments of infantry.
Building Secretary-J. Campbell Bran
Religious Work Secretary-H. L. Adams,
Dayton, O..
Educational Director-F. A. Smith
Physical observation-disclosures S. Hughes,
Elizabeth City, N. G.
Assistant Secretary-G. w. Veach,
Lexington, Ky.
Nashville, Tenn.
Things having warmed up bit this
past week, the activities at Building rs
have picked up considerably and the
building has been used to capacity every
night
Monday night, c. A. Lineback held the
boards and it was the unanimous opin-
ion of all who heard him that he couldn't
be beat. His characterizations We're all
mighty we'll portrayed and the men are
looking forward to his next appearance
with us.
The moving picture on Tuesday night,
Somewhere in Georgia. was one of the
best shown at this building in some time
and held the attention of the audience
from start to finish. In the baseball
scenes the men weer almost on their feet,
Supplee added to the enjoyment of the
picture. Between the parts Secretary
Smith led in several popular songs.
At the midWeek religious meeting on
Wednesday night, Rev. III. L. Adams, the
religious work secretary, spoke on THE
Road to Heaven"
Thursday night we had planned to have
an open night for the boys to write their
Christmas letters home, but at the last
minute we heard that our friend, L. III.
Barrett, would operate the government
movies for us again. Building rs is
popular one for these movies and this
past week we have had them on three
nights, total of seven shows.
Friday night the moving picture, 1.-THE
Girl Without a Soul" was enjoyed by
full house Carbarn, of the Medical
Corps, assisted at the piano and gave
some fine music.
Saturday was our only open night this
week and the men all took advantage of, it
to write home. read and enjoy some
games OF checkers.
We have another addition to our staff
now in the person of Theo. G. Keller,
who comes to US from Toledo, o., to be
our associate physical director. Mr.. KEEL
Ter has been supervisor of physical work
in the Toledo public schools.
Friday the building began to take on a
Christmassy aspect, and we are willing to
wager that now there is not q building in
camp that looks any better than ours.
Mrs Woodin and her daughters surely
worked hard to make it look so attractive
and we are all greatly indebted to them
for their efforts Our building will be
holidays and with that in view a special
program has been arranged for Christmas
eve and Christmas night.
Christmas eve, there will be singing of
carols. under the leadership of Mr.. Tebbs,
DR.. Wiggington will deliver a talk entitled
Americas War Christmas; G. A. Line
back will read Dickens Christmas Carol
and there will be several other special
numbers, including a Christmas tree.
Christmas night. George Magarian, the
camp moxie expert, has promised us some
special moving pictures appropriate to
the Christmas season.
Mr.. Turk, the new camp French in
has had several conferences the
past week with the educational secre-
tary and it is expected that in short
time the French classes will be reorgan-
lied in good shape.
Our program for Christmas week at
glance is as follows:
E1onday-Tree and entertainment.
Neutrality-suspicious. movies.
Wednesday, Religious meeting.
Thursday-To be announced.
Eriday--Moving pictures.
Saturdayf-zFr a letter home night.
Sunday Religious services, Bible Class
es, etc.
Tne ladies' will be here to sew on Fri
day morning instead of Tuesday this
week