Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-04-10
TEA AT BUILDING rs; BOOKS
AND PH0M0GRAPH
RECEIVED
BUILDING NO. rs.

Serving 1O7th and 1OSth Field Artillery,
Ambulance Corps Field Hospital, Motor
Truck Companies,) ,,
Building Secretary-W. L. >, HILL
Religious Work Director-Dr, J. H.
Strong. Baltimore Md.
Educational Work Directcr-J A.
Brodhead. Cincinnati, o.
Physical Work Directors. W.
Prechtel. Lancaster, Pa.
Acting Business Secretary-C. 3. Ware,
Augusta Ga.
Extension Secretary-Harry e, Bicks-
Ter. Missouri.
Range DISQUALIFICATION Richards,
New Castle. Pa.
Our week of activities was ushered in
last Monday with a literal storm; four
government motion pictures being shown
during the day with good houses each
time which pushed the days attend
ance over the hlgh water nlafk-4,2oV
men being accommodated during the
The regular movie of Tuesday night
was attended by a large audience, as
large as could be In addition to LIZ
pieces of express and parcels post re-
ceived during the day for shipment and
piled to the rafters across the rear of
the building.
Thursday afternoon found the faithful
ladies of the Sewing Circle, who are al
ways with us on schedule, busted with a
large amount of mendng, thus mothering
the boys who are long way from
their mothers. These deeds of kindness
will ever be remembered and will form
an interesting part Of every history that
shall be written of the great war.
In addition to good bill OF pictures
Thursday evening strong address was
given by DR. Nusbaum, of Washington,
d. r <on Red Cross work both here and
lines with Allied prisoners, Following
this address he showed two reels of very
interesting pictures from the battle fields.
Saturday evening programs are always
strong so arranged with the intention of
furnishing good wholesome entertain
ment here without the necessity of go
ing into town. The special pictures
secured are invariably good. these are
in addition to the regular circuit shown
at all buildings Several fast boxing
bouts Of two to four rounds and wrest-
ling match was much enjoyed by good
crowd Arrangements have been per-
fected to stage these two sports in open
air on a stand on the building grounds
where large crowds can be accommo-
dated.
The extraordinary feature of the week
was the afternoon tea on Saturday aft
ernoon consisting in the serving of tea
to the soldiers by three charming. gen.
erous and hospitable young ladies' At
three in the afternoon they drove up in
an automobile laden with goodieS-Mrs.
Kingman A. Robins, of Rochester, N. Y,
and Mrs. Walton and Mrs. George Tray
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Guiding some very rare tea straight from
China, were soon spread upon a table,
and the boys We're hidden come forward
and refresh the inner man. Saturday
afternoon is one of the camps half -holi-
days, and many came to be cheered and
made happy. These three ladies have
won the hearts gratitude of many by
this revelation of loving kindness.
Advantage is taken of this column to
express the deep appreciation of the
building staff as well as the entire con-
tingent served by this building for the
monograph and records for use on the
range and a large number OF books pre-
scented by Battery F, Field Artillery 10S.
Also to Mr.. Watson personally of the
same battery for a number of phono-
graph records. Thanks are given also
to the many individuals who have pre-
scented books. These gifts will do last
Ing good
Program for week beginning Wednes-
Wv Wed H"s "" p. m.-Big Mason $3.50
pounds) brings n strong message.
mending by the ladies of Augusta.
500 D. m.--Uustrated lecture on India
by Secretary G. u. Plank
Friday, 1880 p, m.--Movies "Britton
of the Seventh"
Saturday, p m.-Mass sport. boxing
and wrestling outdoors.
Sunday. S p. m.-Religious service.
Monday, s p. m.-Entertainment by
Augusta ladies'
Tuesday, 1880 p. m.-Motion pictures.
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