The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-19

Glasgow have been successful in OBJ
tanning a U. S. o. for Glasgow. TIL,
rooms formerly operated as the Rec
Cross canteen have been taken ove
and are now operated as U. S.. o
Located just west of the Roxy thea.
ter, this friendly spot has made
many services available to enlisted
men.
The library in the enlisted
mems recreation hall is gaining
popularity. More than 1000 new,
modern books have been added.
Fiction, travel, technical books,
Biographies of famous people,
mystery novels, there are all
kinds of books. They may be
checked out at any time.
Many attended the GAS general
protestant services conducted at the
base Sunday by the Rev. Henry F.
Widen, who spoke on Building
Without God" Members of the
First Baptist choir provided special
music.
The biggest and best dance and
enlisted mems party is planned for
Friday night at 9 in the civic center
in Glasgow for enlisted men only.
Between $50 and 200 of Montana's
most beautiful girls will be present
in formal gowns. Music will be fur
nished by the Great Falls airbaSe
all-soldier 12-piece dance orchestra.
Refreshments will be served by the
women of the Red Cross. Admission
will be free.
An officers dance and party were
held Saturday night. Dress was in
formal. Orchestra music was pro-
yided by soldiers of the base and
refreshments were served by a COM
mittee of officers wives under the
able direction of Mrs. Goldblatt,
wife of Lieut.. S. P. Goldblatt.
An informal dance was held
for enlisted men only at the Rec
hall Friday night. A large group
of young women of the Glasgow
community came by chartered
bus to the base to attend the
marty. Dance band music was
provided by enlisted men of n
base. Mrs. Otto Bundy, Mrs.
Leslie HANSON anu MIS-. SSSh
Harrison were c~haperones.
The Red Devils met defeat on the
diamond at Fort Peck sun
day. when the Fort Peck club plleo
up a score of 7 to l in a fast game.
Red Devils in the lineup were Hal
ford. first base; Jones, left tleld;
Grammer, deep center; Mllunlc,
third base; Mccoy, shortstop; Moore
catcher; Bradsher, short center;
Burch, second base; Green, right
field. and Hayden, pitcher.
The Fort Peck lineup consisted
of Hansen. short center; Grunomyer,
catcher; johnson, shortstop; FJer-
stad. pitcher; Wiltfong, first base;
Langley third base; ziege, second
base; Miller, right field; Fontane'
left field. and Fuller, center field;
There were two double plays by
the Red Devils, n in the second
from Milunic to Burch 10
Halford. Second double play. in n
third inning was identical. Fort
Peck had one double play, John-
ston to Ziege to Wiltfong.
Both teams were in good form
but two errors by the Red Devils
gave Fort Peck an opportunity 10
capitalize. \
There will be another game be-
tween these teams soon.
The U. S. o. dance usually ar
ranged for the enlisted men Thurs
day night each week, was held TINS
week at the U. S. o. rooms in Glas-
yow Wednesday. 1t was enjoyed by
4 large crowd of enlisted men. II
was a warm evening and the Vari-
ety of refreshments always avail
able at the u. S. o. rooms was
thoroughly enjoyed and disappeared
in a hurry toward the end OF the
dance. Usual day next week!
Through the cooperation of a
committee of officers wives made
I'D of Mrs. Warrington, Mrs. Chap
man and Mrs. Meyers, the special
section is arranging a but-
let supper and dance Saturday
1ieht in the officers club. Music
will be furnished by the Great Falls
,ll-soldier orchestra and a special
program has been arranged for the
occasion.
The camp and hoSpltal commit {
of the Red Cross announces that s
he following women, under the di- '
of Mrs. j. w. Peterson, have !
,een working during the past week 7
IN slip covers for furniture at the l
Mrs. l.. A. Strader, Mrs. I
Thomas Owings, Mrs. M. S. Funk,
Mrs. L. V. Lockwood, Mrs. j. w. v
Nedum, Mrs. Forrest Cole, Mrs. S
George German, Mrs. j. E. Brown, {
Mrs. I. w. HUMPHREYS. Mrs. G. L.
Mrs. j. M. Play, and three n
oldiers' wives. Mrs. Ralph Kergan, I
Mrs. Clifford Learnard and Mrs. t
Robert Rembouski. h
Serg. John Setter, squadron first F
ergeant, returned last week from
risiting his family in Beverly Hills, =
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Lieut.. John c. Peck celebrated his
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