Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-20

from a group of people at Nicholson,
Penn, sent by Mrs. Bertha e. Reynolds
for the purpose of buying new ph0Io-
graph records for this building. Inc
money was given by 1rlehos " h,,;i7ine
18th Regiment, and came to TINS bUllolns
because many of the members Oh tnat
regiment are now in the Machlne Guh
RattaIions. A committee OF the solui-
ers has been asked to select the recoruS
to be purchased with the tuna.
F. r. Bunker, religious work secretary
at Building TO- delighted a CROWD Wnch
completely filled the house last 1ueeuaS
evening when he spoke ana sho"eH 80 ~
lures about his travels in south Alr asit;
The pictures were exceptionally 1lhe' ano
the talk which accompanied them Wes
most interesting. The men using Inls
building will be glad to Know ma 80, az ,
Bunker is to speak here on Sunday even.
ing. using pictures of the lie OF Cn IN Isl
appropriate to Palm Sunday: lie VIII I pS
heard by a full house. WISE ones WIN
come early to get seats Inc 9ihsi"s W.
start at seven O'Clock. ,r,.,o;, xxoi+b Of
In the absence of Chaplain helIn' "
the 111th, who is on furlough, Lieut.
Banner has conducted the FeglIhenla'
services for the past two ounu4 iS3,o, ~,
A special musical program is belns ar
ranged for next Sunday afternoon, &c
be given by local talent. Easter music
will be rendered. ,.,
The motion pictures OF iate nave nay ,0 Ue5"
of exceptionally fine quality On "ed,
nesday and Saturday nights, the croWc
is SO dense that one cannot get through
it after the pictures start. me only
way to get out or in IS 10 clliiln oV - =
Reserved seats on the windows ana tne
rafters are popular among the more ad-
VenturOuS ones. =
Thursday afternoon is "mendtng day?
Ladies' from St Johns Church Will be
here to sew for us. Bring IN the cioth-
ing that needs repairs.
Rev Milford Lyon conducted Splen-
did meeting one night last week. In al
tow fIF1O
about his experiences in France, he gave
a strong appeal to the men for rlght nv
ing Fifty-sx men stayed with him for
an after-meeting, and practically every
one of them registered his decision Tor
the Christian life before leaving.
George Magarian, our popular moving
picture expert, is to speak to us Thurs-
day night about COnstantinople and Iuf'
key, with stereopticOn pictures. George
can have anything he wants at Building
232. including a big crowd to hear ms
talk.
An interesting side-light comes in the
report of the Bible class session OF Com
nany D. 1OSth Machine Gun Battalion,
which was held at the usual time while
the company was out on the nike. inc
class was conducted by it's officers, ana
one Of the most enjoyable meetings. OF
the season was the result OF theT loyally
to the Bible class work,
4 Next week is Holy Week, and speclal
program of religious services mas peen ar
rang I'd for each evening. TheSe services
as rule, will be short, and will not in
terfere with the usual entertainments and
lectures. All men are invited to attend
and enio-v these meetings. The tenta-
tive schedule is as follows:
Monday Evening-Mr. David Law Of
New York.
Tuesday Evening-Rev. Walker, of Au
gusta.
Wednesday Evening-To be announced.
Thursday Evening-R. G. Snledley.
Friday Evening-Rev. M. Ashby Jones
formerly of Augusta.
Saturday Evening-To be announced
The regular weekly program is as fol-
lows:
Wednesday-7:15 Motion Pictures.
Thursday-7:15, Lecture with pictures
by George Magarian. of Armenia, or
"Constantinople and the Turks
Friday-7:00, Concert by Madame Ri
heldaffer.
saturday-7;15, Motion Pictures.
Sunday-9:00 a. M, Regimental Serv-
ice, 111th Infantry, Chaplain Keith.
1000 a. m.-RegimentaI Service, Ma
chine Gun Batta1ions. Chaplain Doliman.
$3.50 p. m.-Sacred Concert
700 p. m.-"The Story Beautiful" with
pictures, by F. r. Bunker
Monday-Lenten Service.
Tuesday-7:30 Entertainment.