Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-16
RESPONSIVE RELIGIOUS
SERVICE At BUILDING IT
Many Men Ask for Prayer at
Earnest Appeal of Secretary
Dobson. Medics Hold In
teresting Meeting.
BUILDING NO. IT.

w. WINS 4ilC IS, DIS tldI AOIItS MILL
itary Police, lie quarters Com
pany, Machine Gun Battalion and
Fir Motor Mechanics
Building and Religious Secretary
t. {. DobsOn St Louis, Mo
Religious Work Director-F. T.
Henry, Indianapolis Ind
Educational Secretary-E. L. Potts,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Social Secretary Charles A. .Line-
back Carthage, Ind.
Physical Director-H. e. Bachelor.
Minneapolis. MINI.
Guinness seuetary-W. e. Griffin.
Augusta, Ga
Assistant Secretary-C. f. Martin,
Nazareth, Pa.
The religious service conducted by
Secretary DObsOn on last Sunday
evening had an unusually large at
tendance and there were many re-
sponses to his appeal to the men to
hold up their hands for prayer. DR.
Dohson's subject was: The Word
Christian" and his audience sat tense
and evidently deeply interested i'm the
discourse from start to finish This
was also noticeable in the audience
which gathered to listen to the address
delivered by Secretary Henry at the
MIDI week religious service held on
Wednesday evening
The 103rd Engineers Band CORNER
ly Cavalry Band) gave a fine concert
in connection with the movies on last
Monday evening. Under the efficient
leadership Of Bandmaster Calhoun this
band certainly produces some splendid
musical programs.
The motion picture version Of George
Eliot's famous story "Silas Maner,"
which was shown ON Thursday even
ing, was, by long odds, one of the best
movie shows thai we have had The
pictures We're late In starting due To
the fact that the lights were out at the
regular starting time During the
wait Secretary Dobson read a SYNOPSIS
OF President Wilson's peace message
and Secretary Lineback entertained the
audience in the dark. by some readings
from the works of James Whitcomb
Riley
Stunt night on Tuesday had good
attendance and the men showed a keen
interest in the very good program Of
fered. The famous quartet from Co.
Z, lO3rd Engineers brought down the
'}ouse with their numbers. These boys
are wonderful producers of harmony
md have become very popular locally.
FriVate Mahoney OF Company e. 112th
Infantry, a professional entertainer in
civil life, gave some very clever imi-
tations of various sounds in the animal
world and elsewhere Private King.
of Company d, 112th Infantry, delight
ed the audience with some Harry Lau-
der songs, sung as only a true Scotch
man can sing them.
On FIR D y evening, after 9o'clock,
the building was turned over to
meet!ngof the officers of the Divisional
Medical Corps.
Some interesting discussions follow
ed. Camp talent furnished some in
teresting features of the program. Re-
freshments and sandwiches and grape
juice We're served.
The checker tournament on Saturday
evening proved again to be a very pop
ular feature. Private Hiiliard. of Co.
c. Engineers, was again the winner
over Private Hardin, Of Co. B. 1C7th
Machine Gun Battalion
He has been challenged by Sergeant
Hugh Carter. IF Company f, ENGINEERS.
and the match is to be played soon.
Program for the Week.
Wednesday, 7:30-Religious service
conducted by DR.. Lattel of Philadel-
phia.
Thursday, 1894 good motion pic
lure show.
Friday 7:30-Band concert followed
by an address by DR. Ever.
Saturday. 7:30-Checller tournament
Sunday, a. M, religious service for
Engineers, conducted by Chaplain
Houghton; 2:3U p. M. Bible Glass;
Z: 80 p. m, Song service and address by
DR. Ever.
Monday, 7:30-MOvies.
Tuesday, 7:3O-BoXing and enter
tainment.
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