Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-27
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Serving 107th and 10Sth Field Artillery,
Ambulance Corps. Field Hospital, Motor
B sui Ipl'' pss ecretary-w. T. S. Hill,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Strong. Baltimore, Md.
Building Secretary-John H. Strong.
Educational Work Directof-J. A.
Brodhead, Cincinnati, o.
Physical Work Director-F. W.
Prechtel, Lancaster, Pa.
Business Secretary-Harry P. Lui1t
Williamsport, Pa.
Extension Secretary-Harry E. Bicks-
Ter. Missouri.
Range Secretary-Barton Richards,
New Castle. Pa.
Assistant Secretary-C, Is. ware Au-
gusta, Ga.
Exceptionally fortunate conditions con-
tribute largely to the high grade enter
tainments offered by the \ M. =. A. IN. sat
principal condition being the TACT tnat
PennsylvanianS are encamped here, when
constitutes natural ATTRACTION TOT me
best talent of the North and East IN al
dition to the regular Y. M. =. a. cir
cult The point we are heading Tor IS
that the entertainment Of Thursday even
ing was easily worth any soldiers three
bucks, which is saying a great oeal AoI
his money is worth about three times as
much as the average citizens. Madame
Rfheldaffer of Pittsburg, American Con-
cert Company soprano, was one OF the
best appearing during the entire season.
She might be we'll classed Grand Opera
singer chorus director story teller
and the most important of ALL an evan
gelist mother. The program consisted OF
twelve selections ranging from the classic
to "Old Virgnny" chorus. Her singing
is sublime, swaying her audience with
her every movement and expression. She
told many story incidents of her boy
"Billie' with Pershing in France and
ptnY, aannfn6 Thousand
sons In. khaki Two million mothers are
praying for you soldier boys and their
prayers shall make you better soldier
bows You will come back to your mother
clean and pure for her prayers will make
YOU strong enough to resist the tempta-
lions unspeakable. The army can be no
stronger than the individuals composing
it.; we must maintain high morale we
are fighting, not for greed, not for gain,
nor for hate; we are fighting for freedom
not for ourselves alone, but freedom for
the entire world and we shall VIM! I'M
mediately following very strong appeal
partly outlined in above quotations the
singing OF 'Laurels of Victory" a new
song written by her pianist, E. Edwin
cial mention must be made of the rem
dition of the French march song, Mar
sellaise," which she gave both in French
and English.
The house was packed, standing room
being at a premium.
musical entertainment by the Tubman
High School Glee CHI, composed of
twenty five girls. The singing was under
the direction of Miss Battle, Augustus
well known soprano soloist. Miss Battle
also favored the audience with several
solos Mr.. T. l. Hickman made the ar
rangements for this happy evening.
On Sunday evening DIR. Edwin Earl
Sparks. president of the State College of
Pennsylvania. gave in his delightfully."- en-
tertaining and Instructive style his illus
trated lecture on General Allenby's En-
trance Into Jerusalem
On Wednesday night there was another
Illustrated talk. This time the slides and
talk given by Mr. George Magarian of
Camp Hancock Y M c. A gave inside
stantinople and the Turkish empire.
Movie shows were enjoyed on Tuesday.
Friday and Saturday nights.
Program For the Week.
Wednesday.
TOO p. M.-Special Holy Week Service,
DR.. Daniels speaker
Thursday.
1880 P. M,-Religious service, DR.. Backe-
meyer, speaker
Friday
200 z. M.-Movies, THE Lottery Man"
in five parts.
$50 p. M.-Special Holy Week Service,
DR.. Jenkins of Augusta,
speaker.
Saturday
700 P. M-Special Movies, THE. Last
Sentence"
Sunday.
1880 Z, M,-Religious Service. Mr.. Gro
ton, speaker
Monday
To be announced
Tuesday,
IT'S P, M.-Movies.
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