Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-20
DR.. LYON LECTURE;
GAMBLE CONCERT AT rs
BUILDING NO. rs AND TENT NO. 2a4.

Serving 10Th and 10Sth Field Ar
tillery, Ambulance Corps, Field Hos
pitaI, Motor Truck Companies, Field
Bakery Quartermaster Corps, Ordnance
Corps and Depot Engineers.)
Building Secretary-W. I. S. Hill,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Religious Work Director-A. B. Cur
ry, Jr., New York City.
Educational Work Director. A
Brodhead, Cincinnati, O.
Physical Work Directory. w.
Prechtel. Lancaster, Pa.
Business Secretary-Harry P. Lunt
Williamsport, Pa.
Extension Secretary-Harry e. Biclis~
Ter, Missouri.
Range Secretarv-Bdrton Richards,
New Castle. Pa.
Assistant Secretary--C. B. Ware, Au-
gusta, Ga.
We are pleased to announce the arrival
on our secretarial staff of DR.. John Henry
Strong, of Baltimore, as Religious Work
Director DR.. A. B. Curry, who has been
in charge of this work at rs, having been
promoted to Religious Work Director for
all of the Association buildings in camp
ministration Building We extend our
best wishes to Curry in his new work, and
a hearty welcome to DR.. Strong.
A series of special Holy Week services
continuing throughout the entire week
ending Easter Sunday, March 31st. On
Monday and Thursday, March 2bth and
18th the special religious services will
have the right of way; curing all other
evenings of the week the usual weekly
program will precede the religious SER
vices.
DR.. Lyon, recently returned from
France where ne conducted evangelistiC
work under the auspices of the Y. M. e.
A., delivered humorous and interesting
lecture on conditions In France ending
with strong religious appeal, holding his
audience intensely interested for an hour
Another special feature of the week was
the lecture on Wednesday evening OF Ber-
nard Suffer on why We Are at War"
1t was filled with historical information
seasoned With sufficient humor to make
an exceedingly popular lecture of inStruc
ton, injecting fighting blood.
The Ernest Gamble Concert Company
gave delightful concert of vocal piano
and violin selections Mr.. CANDLES Irish
songs were particularly enjoyed, also the
work of the violin soloist.
We are glad we are obtaining such good
quality motion pictnreS lately, and that
we are able to put them on three times
week. On Friday, March 22nd, there will
be shown a five-reel feature entitled "A
Fortunate Youth; on the Saturday fol-
sion." Both of these movies will start at
Z p. m.
A new thing to be started this week at
the DullQ1nB is the l4OuBS ana GOleSS
Roll. All men belonging to a lodge and
all college men are requested to ask at
the desk for these rolls and sign with ad-
dress. College men belonging to frater-
mites to place name of fraternity along
with other information. There rolls
should have great social value in getting
together ultimately men of like feather.
Program for the week beginning We'd
nesday, March GOTH
Wednesday.
7:30-IlIustrated talk on 'Constantinople
Turkey" by Geor1e Magarian.
S:15-Concert by Madame Riheldaffer,
famous American soprano.
Thursday.
7;30-Mid- week Religious Service, DR.. w.
r. Wishart, speaker
Friday.
6:45-Musical by Augusta Ladies.
7;45-Movies.
Saturday.
7;00-Special movies, boxing and wrest-
ling.
Sunday.
7:S0-Opening of special Holy Week SER
vices.
7:30-Special Holy Week services.
Tuesday
7:00-Movies
S:So-Special Holy Week services.
BRISBANE AND STRAUSS