Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
CAMP TO CONDUCT
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
Special Rites Arranged for
Today for Fort EustlS'
TraineeS.
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Sseclsl Dispatch 70 The StaS.
PORT EUSTTS. Va July Special
yeieicus services for tbs boys attending
;,9e Citizens Military Training Camp
here have heen arranged FOR tomorrow
morning. Camp Chaplain r, Earl Boyd
has announced. Separate services vii.
b., held for the Protestant, Catholic and
Jewish candidates.
The DAYS religious exercises VIII ocen
with church parade TO be held at s.A1
O'Clock in the nbyning, following whtch
the services will be held as follows, Mas
will b. said at The Pest Chapel at {
am. with Chaplain James H. McCon
neil II charge Jewish services IN tn
Sunday school building at the se1lc
hour. under the direction Of F. Fine
stone az Norfolk and Protestant S1TY-
ices IL the Liberty The3teT at o'clock,
conducted by Mai. Charles S Bi2TS,
CHAPLAIN Reserve pastor az the Hiss
Memorial Methodist Church. Bajttn, nc.
Protestant Sunday Schco, Will be he'd
II the Post Chapel al o o'cioo1, and
vespers win be- held at the c. Nj, T. {.
Recreation Hall 81 CSC pm
Frequent Services Planned.
In addition - the services announced
for tomorrow morning. Chaplain BOYD
hiss declared that he and his associates
viii give special attention to thu
spiritual welfare of the c, III. T, c. boys
curire their stay here. and that fire.
Csler; services for the hovS. regardless
of what faith. will be held and every
effort made 70 keep the boys IN as Close
contact with religious life as they would
be in their own home,
Many mothers hesitate to Lei their
sons attend the c. NJ, T. c. for fear
their religious education will be neg
iected" Chaplain Boyd declared, and
II is for this reason that We wish the
word passed 20 all mothers and fathers
that tlneir sons will be surrounded b.
religious Influences here that are second
10 none These boys who come here
for training are our charges, and with
tire assistance Of the reserve chapiainS
who viii be here during the camp
reriod. we feel confident that we can
maintain around the G. NJ. I. c. boys
3 spiritual atmosphere that will he
acceptable 10 the NEST exaCting par
ents"
Chaplain Boyd viii be assisted in
his religious work by Chaplain James
Il Mcconnell. who was recently COM
nlssioned and assigned TO his pest.
reporting here Thursday for duty. and
The following chaplains Of the Officers
Reserve Corps Chaplain Fl S. Hig-
lain ". S. Thomas. Chaplain John G.
Unruh. Chaplain Charles S. Biggs.
Chs plain Jesse P. Martin, Chaplain
]. A. An.an and Chaplain Glenn "
FouIke.
In ADDITION to the other services
announced for Sunday morning, early
mass viii be said at O'Clock BIZ Chap
lain Mcconnell for members OF the per-
ranent garrison and for others who
may wish % attend.
Medals Are Awarded.
Eleven medals. one of them tn be
awarded 10 the outstanding candidate
IN the basic course at the G. II. T. c.
hare. and the other 10 to members
Of c. u. r c. companies. have been
received hy the commanding officer, it
was announced today.
The medal for the outstanding men,
her OF the basic course. is known rs
the Macarthur Trophy CUP Medal. and
is the gift of District Of Columbia De-
nsrtre1t Of the Veterans OF Foreign
Wars 1t is probable that an official
CT that organization will be present to
present The medal at the time Of its
award il rs stated.
The other 10 medals are KNOWN as
the Civilian Club medals, and viii be
presented 10 the candidate In each
company vino shows the highest at
tributes 81 citizenship.
Award will be made IN each instance
On the. basis Of reports OF officers Of
the c. II. T. G. In connection with
the award Of the citizenship medals. it
has been stated that special lecture
courses IN citizenship win be held dur
ing the camp period with officers con-
Quoting the lectures who have been
especially prepared for this kind of
work. Dr. John Garland Pollard. dean
o. the Marshall Wytf1e School Of
Citizenship and Government at the
College of William and Mary. delivered
lecture 10 the instructors In citizen
ship Just prior TO the opening Of the
camp.