The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-20

colian knows that since its organiza-
ton in September the Army and
Navy Life Activities Committee has
| accomplished much but hardly anyone
realized the extent of its accomplish
ment until the official report of Sec
rotary s. A. Bowling was made up
yesterday, and is published as fol-
lows:
Public Hospitality Committee
Captain |. TT. Aiken. Chairman; John
A. Merritt, II. III. Thornton, F. c.
Brent. w. d. Willis.
This committee is standing half
the expense of operating the Army
and Navy Club, IL West Romano
Street. Average attendance at the
Club now is more than two hundred
men daily.
City authorities have promised to
erect band stand and build tennis
courts.
Through this committee the
Country Club has opened its grounds
and Club House for service men
Thursday afternoon of each week.
Entertainment and Sports Commit
tee-.-C. Fl. Mann, Chairman: Mayor
Thomas IT. Johnson. Henry M. Yonge.
Herbert Fl. D'Alemberte, Jack G.
Holtzclaw, William s. Lurton and w.
G. Jones.
Has arranged the following enter
tainments and athletic events:
Fifteen weekly community dances.
Field and Track Meet between
Army and Navy October 18th.
Thanksgiving football game be-
tween Ohio National Guard team and
All-Star Aeronautic Team.
Football game between Aeronautic
team and team from Fort Barrancas,
December 18th.
Great Christmas celebration
Christmas night at which more than
1000 service men were served re-
freshments and entertained.
New Years community dance New
Years afternoon at knights of CO.
lumbus Hail.
Music and Dramatic Committee
DR.. William Alderman, ChaiI1nan;
Norris Levy. Prof. A. G.. Reilly.
Has given twenty spFrdid
programs at Fort Iarrancas and the
Aeronautic Station as follows:
September 4-Aeronautic Station.
|. September 6-Fort Barrancas.
eeptember 13-Fort Barrancas.
September 1s-Fort Barrancas.
September 24-Aeronautic Station.
October fort Barrancas.
October 8-Aeronautic Station.
October Sort Barrancas.
October 15-Aeronautic Station.
October 25-Fort Barrancas.
Actober 29--Aaronautie Station.
November Fort Barrancas
November 5-Aeronautic Station.
November Sort Barrancas.
November 15-Fort Barrancas.
November 19-Aeronautic Station.
November Effort Barrancas.
December 6-Fort Barrancas.
December 10-Aeronautic Station.
December 13-Fort Barrancas.
December 17-Aeronautie Station.
December 20th-Fort Barrancas.
December Effort Barrancas,
Education and Library Committee
-Rix NJ. Robinson, Chairman; c.. r.
Geek, j. b. Perkins, J. E. Davis
Yonge, Miss Pauline Reese. Miss Lot
tie G. Finn.
Has collected three tons of mag
azines and books in Pensacola for the
7. M. G. A. libraries at the Forts and
Aeronautic Station. French teach-
ers for the Army and Navy Y. NJ. G.
A: have been supplied by this CONS
mittee.
Publicity Con1mittee-F. F. Binrs
ham, Chairman; Percy S. Hayes, Har-
ry r. Cook, Frank ID. Sanders, George
TT Hinrichs.
Has ready for the press an at
tractive booklet of Pensacola which
will serve as a directory for the sers
vice men of recreational facilities,
points of interest and general infor-
nation about Pensacola.
Finance and Commercial Relations
Committee. b. McNeill, Chairman;
r. F. Mitchell. Il. r. Malone. J.
Simpson Reese, r. M. Cary.
This committee collected $e15.0o
during September.
Committee on Religious Affairs
Reverend John Fl. Brown, Chairman;
Rev. William Alderman, Rev. J. A.
Ansley, Rev. Paul J. Leonard. Rev.
W. Z. McIlwain, Rev. A. s. Moffett,
Rev. John Mullaly, Rev. J. f. Rein
hardt, Rev RI. w. Rice Rev. j. C.
Skottowe, Rev. /, w. Chalker, Rev.
y. Douglas Weber.
Has secured effective church CO.
operation. Hundreds of individual
invitations for servicermen to attend
church have been mailed by the min
listers. Special services and sociaIs
have been given. Home hospitality
has been deeloped through this COM
mittee.
Won1an's Conmittee-Mrs. r. e.
Maxwell, Chairman; Miss Fannie
Aiken, vice chairman; Mrs. w. q
DAVIS. Mrs. f. NJ. Bennett. Mrs. Max
Bear, Mrs. c. w. Lamar, Mrs. J. G..
Durham, Mrs. Walker Incrahan,
Mrs. s. r. VI. Kennedy, Mrs. C. s.
Bonacker.
This committee has accomplished
the following noteworthy things:
Has had charge of the chaperonape
Tor the weekly dances Not only
have different chaperones been Sc
lected each week but members of
Lae committee have haar, 81. ha,nd -