Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-27

| ing this past week for service else
where. Secretary Veech is now on his
way to France. Secretary Mcbride
has been transferred to Nashville,
Tenn, and Secretary Tebbs who had
| his quarters at this building has gone
! to New York. We will miss these men
| in our work here and wish them all
the success in the world in their new
fields. The secretaries remaining are
ready to serve the men Of the 18th
regiment in every way possible.
This being Holy week, a special
| speaker is on the program each night.
Chaplain Hall l;ill administer the
Holy Communion at the evening ser
vice Easter Sunday and Rev. Groton
of the Episcopal Church will conduct
the morning service Easter Sunday,
March 31st.
| French classes are meeting as usual
on Monday and Friday nights at Gas
| p. m. If there are any men who cam
not attend class on these nights we
will be glad to hold additional classes
| on nights which will be convenient for
them. Just hand in your names at the
office.
| The ladies from Augusta come out
/ to this building every Tuesday morn
| ing to mend clothes for the soldiers.
This service is greatly appreciated.
] There is a large committee each week,
so don't hesitate men in bringing your
| torn garments to be repaired.
| Are you in a Bible class? If you
are not you ought to be. Secretary
Adams is conducting several very sue
cessful classes. The schedule is on
| the bulletin board Make up your
mind today to join one of the classes.
| Several stellar attractions were on
| the past weeks program. The Illus
| trated lecture on Constantinople by
| George Magarian, our camp movie eX-
| pert on Tuesday night was greatly en-
| joyed by the men and was an educa-
tional feature of great value. Private
/ Ross and several other men gave a
/ very good amateur program on Tues
! day night following the lecture. On
| Wednesday night Madame Riheldaffer
was with us and held the men spell
bound for over an hour and a half.
At the conclusion of her program three
rousing cheers were given. The Au-
gusta entertainers on Friday night,
likewise made a big hit, and were re-
ceived by full house. A moving
picture, The Master Passion" was
also on the program Friday night and
was greatly enjoyed.
THE Fortunate Youth. was the pho
to-play on the program fer Saturday
night. The musical accompaniment
was played by Mrs. F. A. Smith Be
tween reels Secretary Smith conducted
a sing song with several old and new
songs.
DR.. Wishert was the speaker at the
mid week religious meeting on Thurs
| day night Sunday morning at the
! regimental service we had several Sal
walton Army men with us, including
Ensign Marsh r. Smith, Adiutant Jno.
IBourterse and Colonel S. L. Breingle.
I Colonel Breingle of that organization
| brought the message of the morning.
| At the Sunday evening song service,
Rev. Groton gave the address. Both
| services Sunday were well attended.
Mr.. Sol Landman of the J. B. w w.
is now located at this building and
any Jewish boys in the 18TH regiment
| who do not already know Mr.. Land
/ man should come around and get ac-
quainted with him.
Our program for the coming week,
subject to unavoidable change is as
| follows
Tonight Wednesday,, 1880 p. M
| illustrated lecture, Secretary Bunker;
s p. m, picture play The Lottery
| man; sing song.
Thursday 7;45-Religious service
| Rev. jenkins. speaker.
Friday, 7:30-Talk, Capt. Stone; 6: 45
p. m.,-French class; s p m, Augusta
entertainers.
Saturday, 1880 p. m.-Talk by Rev
Bond; p. m.-motion pictures and
sing song.
Sunday, 10 a. -Regimental SER
vice. Rev. Groton speaker; p. m.-
Holy Communion, Chaplain Hall. 10th
Regiment Band; 9;15 a. m. and 7;15 p
M, Bible classes at Y. M. c. A.
Monday, 6:45 p. m:-French class;
| 7 p. M, Teacher Training Bible Glass
! D. m. Lecture for Officers.
! Tuesday-Evening program to be
announced.
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