Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-16
EXTENSION WORK
EMPHASIZED Ar NO. rs
Secretary Bicksler on Am
bulance Hike. Band Practice
in Building.
BUILDING NO. 74.)
BUILplNG NJ. Is.


BUILDING No rs.
(S5rving 10Th and 108th Field Ar
'iilery, Ambulance Corps, Field Hos
pita1, Motor Truck Companies ana the
Field BGkery.)
Building secretary-W. 7. z. HILL
Pittsburg, Pa.
Religious Work Director-A. B. Cur
ry, Jr, New York City.
Educational Work Director-J A.
Brodhead, Cincinnati o.
Physical Work Director-F. w.
Pretchel, Lancaster, Pa
Business Secretary-Harry p. Lunt
Williamsport, Pa.
Extension Secretary--Harry r. Blcks-
Ter, Missouri.
Range Secretary Barton Richards,
New Castle, Pa.
Extension work of IS was strong this
week Extension Secretary Bickser
assisted by Secretary Aiken, accompa-
MED the Ambulance Corps on its six
day hike. The service of obtaining
sweets, post cards ana other wants
for the boys while confined to the
marching line was much appreciated
Secretary Richards served the 107th
Field Artillery. on the range from Mon
day until Friday evening All were
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wind storm Of Friday night under the
range conditions.
Religious services on both Sunday
and Thursday evenings were wen at
tended. DR. Owens was the speaker
on Sunday and there were twelve re-
quests for prayer and their decisions.
On Thursday after the message Of DR..
John Ray Ewcrs, of l7ittsburg, there
were seventeen decisions for the Chris
tan life. DR.. Ewers will speak again
on the coming Thursday and Sunday
evenings
The educational features Of this week
were the large number of government
lectures and instruction classes held
in the building and the splendid adj
dress on Monday night on the Power
of knowledge" by Judge r. II. Gala
way of Augusta
Plenty of band music is heard in our
building these days with three diffe y,
ent bands practicing in the building
in mornin gand Afternoon One of the
pleasing concerts of the Sanitary Train
band was heard on Monday evening
preceding Judge Getaways lecture.
No words of praise are high enough
for the musical concert on Friday night
given by Senior Andonegui. his wife,
Miss Mary Hunton and Robert Irwin.
Senior Andonegui is a master violinist
and rendered number of delightful
solos.
Miss Hunter, of Atlanta, was the
vocal soloist and Mr.. Irwin of Augusta,
the pianist Their personalities of all
were as pleasing as their music
For the next two weeks at our movie
entertainments on Tuesday and Friday
nights we shall have an eight-pie
orchestra from the 107th FIELD Artillery
Band composed of the following play .
ers: Pfeffer. violin; Wommemacker
piano: O'Brien, VIOLIN Casese, saxo-
phone; Wilson, cralinet; Abatte. from
bone; Davies, cornet, and Phifer,
drums.
After the Whooping wind storm on
Friday night twenty five of the home
less ones whose tenes were blown
down found a place to sleep in spots
nf our building.
Program for the Week.
Wednesday, 7:15-Captain Spencer's
Trench Sonks and entertainment by
Thursday, 7:30-Alid week religious
service; speaker. John Ray Ewers, of
pittsburg, Pa,
Friday 7:15-Movies.
Saturday-To eannounced
Sunday, 8 a. m,-Regimental ser
vices: Sanitary train, chaplain Hill;
107th f. A, Chaplain Farr; 10 a. m,
10Sth r. A, Chaplain McF'euidge; 2:30
y. m. Bible Glass, at building; p. m,
devotional service, John Ray Ewers,
speaker.
Monday. 3O-Entertainment.
Tuesday 3 to p. m.-Sewing and
mending by Augusta ladies. 7:15 p m.
movies.