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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-01-01
New Years Eve
Sandwich Bar
Enlivens Party

''Snack" time at your New Years
eve party will be much more fun
If you let your guests make their
ownslunch, fill their own plates and
sit wherever they please. Such a
scheme will encourage an informal
spirit, especially among some of the
guests who may not know each other
very well. Moreover, it will be an
inexpensive method of entertaining
them.
The principal requisite for the &C.
casion is a Sandwich Bar, holding
all the "makings." Any well-deco-
rated table sufficient to hold a vari-
ETY. of sandwich ingredients win
serve the purpose.
The Sandwich Bar should con-
tain:
1 loaf of sliced white bread
I loaf of sliced whole wheat
bread
loaf of sliced rye or pumper-
nickel bread
II pound baked ham
pound Of butter
"a pound liver sausage
~ pound cooked tongue
II pound American cheese
"a pound cream cheese
Assorted cookies and cake
The quantity of each of the above
may be decreased or increased,
depending on the number attending
the party. Pickles, olives, relishes,
mustard and mayonnaise should be
included on the table.
Toasted Sandwiches.
Some of the guests may like their
sandwiches toasted. So it will be a
hospitable gesture to have your cleo
trio grill or toaster on the table.
The arrangement of the food will
be an important factor in adding to
the snack's eye-appeal. The follow
ing suggestions may be helpful:
Have large bread board as the
center of operations on the Sand
witch Bar. Stack the sliced bread
on either side of the bread board
and arrange the various meats on
platters nearby. In smaller dishes,
place softened butter, cream cheese,
relishes and mayonnaise.
AS an added surprise, something
new, like Shrimp la 1892 will
make decided hit with your guests.
Here is the recipe:
Mix together " cup chopped
shrimp, " cup minced celery, 1
teaspoon each Of chopped pickles,
olives and pimient0s. Stir in 3 table,
spoons of mayonnaise, n teaspoon
lemon juice and " teaspoon minced
parsley. Spread the mixture in tiny
hot biscuits. This recipe makes
enough for about 30 tiny biscuits.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-01-01
Soft Suit Frock.

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rely on this soft suit! The jacket.
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The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-10
Huachuca Players To
USO Club September IL

The Huachuca Players, Post Lit
tletle Theater group sponsored by
the Fort Huachuca Special Service
Division, will present three one-act
plays at the USO Club on Friday
night, September 17th, at 800 pm.
The plays which will be offered
are "The Man in the Stalls" "The
Obstinate Family" and "Gangsters
Over Harlem" The last-named piece
was written by Capt. Randolph Ed
monds, director of theatricals, Spe-
cial Service Division, Old Post.
The presentation of the plays at
the USO Club will afford an oppor-
tunity for many to see them who
were not able to do so when they
were staged earlier in the summer.
In their debut at Fort Huachuca
the Players made an unusually fav-
orable impression. Among those
who lavishly praised their work were
Stan Adler, former New York critic
and feature writer who now lives at
nearby Hereford, Arizona. In an ar
ticle in The Apache Sentil Mr.. Ad-
Ter paid Capt. Edmonds' Troupe the
following compliment: GAS a Special
Service activity, the work of the
Huachuca Players merits much more
than casual support from military
and civilian personnel. 1t is unus-
ual, it is constructive, it is enter
tanning"
The staff at the USO Club is pre-
pairing for capacity audience on
the night the plays are given, and
those who would like to have good
seats are urged to be present at least
thirty minutes before the curtain
goes up.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-10
Doings At Service Club No. 2

be present, Cpl. Ralph SPOTS, 92nd
Sig. Corps; Pvt. Creadelle Haley,
WAC section, Sgt. David Ford, 365th
Inf, Sgt. Elias White, 92nd Hq Btry.
DIV. Arty., and Pvt. Alfred Bishop,
92pd Sig. Co. Cups were awarded
to the winners Monday, Sept. 6, at
a dance at the club.
Hour of Charm
Orlando Robertson of Post Special
Services, vocalist of stage, screen,
and radio fame was presented on
the Hour of Charm, Sunday evening
at o'clock to large and appreci-
ative audience. He sang with his
usual mellow smoothness which
captivates his listeners.
Robertson was accompanied at the
piano by Pvt. Austin Mccoy also
with Post Special Services. Mccoy,
besides giving Robertson fine sup
port, entertained with several piano
selections.
In an interlude, the soldiers kept
Pvt. Ana Maria Santos, a member
of the WACS who arrived in Hua-
chuca Friday, singing Spanish songs.
Pvt. Santos, native of Puerto Rico
and in this country only year and
a half, comes to us from New York.
The soldiers showed by their ap-
probation and applause that they
enjoyed the Hour of Charm.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-10
Fort Huachucans on The
Air Over Tucson Station

Fort Huachuca went on the air
Sunday over Tucson's radio station
KVOA. The participation of Fort
Huachucans on the program was
made possible through the courtesy
of the Twelfth Street USO club in
Tucson.
Mrs. Ruth Banks Hoffman served
as announcer and coordinator of the
program which featured the Post
Special Service Division and 37th
Special Service Company.
Program numbers included: sew
en-minute address, Special Service
in the Army Today" by 1t. Col. C.
E. Nelson; piano solo, "Tea for
Two" Pvt. Harold Brown; rendition
Of "Huachuca" with Capt. Joe Jor-
dan at the piano and Sgt. Lawrence
WhiSonant as soloist; Lords
Prayer" by 37th Special Service
Company; interviews of Pvt. Mereva
Parrish and Sgt. Walter T. Jones
and WAC Cpl. Dorothy Erby; rem
dition of "Invictus," by 9th Spe-
cial Service choir with Pvt. Howard
Roberts as soloist and Sgt. Jones, di-
rector. Mr.. Thomas Dent. director
of the Twelfth Street USO club CON-
cluded the program.
Following the broadcast, which
was made from the USO Club. the
Fort Huachucans were served din
ner.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-10
Camera Club to Be Started
Monday Night at USO

A camera club will be started at
the USO Club Monday night at 7:3O
o'clock, according to an announce
ment by Miss Marian Washington
and DR.. Hugh M. Gloster of the USO
program staff.
The directors of the camera club
will be Cpls. Wesley Brown and Ros-
coe E. Murray, both of whom are ex-
pert Photographers. These men will
give instructions and demonstrations
in photography every Monday night
at 7:30 nthe Arts and Crafts Room
of the USO Club. The darkroom of
the USO Club will be used for the
development of films.
Membership in the club is open to
service men, WACs, and post civil
ians. The USO club is furnishing
equipment which includes several
Baby Brownie cameras. &
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-10
37TH S. SERVICE
PUBLISHES PAPER
By PVT. PAUL.E. BROWN

Pvt. Henry D. Spencer Of the 37th
Special Service Co.. was granted an
emergency furlough because of the
death of his grandmother, Mrs. Min
ME Pointer, of Oyster Point, Va.
Mrs. Pointer died at the age of
eighty-three vars. All her life she
was very devoted to her family. Pvt.
Spencer hopes to be home in time for
the funeral On Sunday, August 18th.
Survivors of the deceased include
Cpl. Vivian A. Spencer, 48th ON
Bn., now on active duty in Australia,
and four grandchildren.
On Friday, August 13, the 9th
Special Service Co. published it's
first newspaper. The tabloid, called
1.-THE 37th Special" is to be BIZ
monthly publication, and is written
and complied by men in the organ
ization
The editorial staff consists of six
men. They are:
PvtS. Howard Jones, James P.
Morgan, Frederick Gill, Jack Punk
ett, Kenneth Thompson and Paul E.
Brown.
III Opeclal service company
such as ours, producing newspaper
is an important part of our train
ing. All printing is done on mimeo-
graph machines. When the training
is completed each man will know
how to set up and operate the sys-
TEN single handed, and also to teach
other soldiers out in the field his
methods and tricks of production
To accomplish this end, the group
is so organized that each man has
a turn at particular phase of the
work.
1t is hoped that each man will
grasp the full Importance of inte-
grating all phases of the work, and
be able to see his area of operations
in the light of the greater job we all
expect to accomplish.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-10
Swinging In Cadence
Hep Revue, Presented
By 37th Special Service

Swinging in Cadence" a jumping
musical revue. was presented by the
up and coming 37th Special Service
Company, September 1st and End at
Theatres Nos and 4. Under the
Joint direction of Pvt. Pinckney R.
Webster and Pvt. Nyas Berry, two
very talented gentlemen, the show
was Well-coordinated and cleverly
presented. These fine musical ar
rangements were the grandchildren
CT Pvt. William o. Smith.
The show opened with the "Star
Spangled Banner" playe bdy the
37th Band, which is under the di-
rection of Pvt. Vernon Isaac, which
was followed by 'ReveilIe," a musical
presentation of same, which devel-
oped into a breakdown of tap
dancing. Then the tempo changed
AS Pvt. Howard Roberts sang "Invic-
tuS."
"How Not to Soldier" was wildly
presented by S/Sgt. Warwick, with
Pvt. H. Hemingway as the 'cruit.
After number by the band, the
dancing trio of Pvt. Bucky Ames.
Pvt. Robert Aikens and Pvt. Leon
Robinson took over with a fine dis
play of terpsichore. In Brother
Bill" the art of playing suckers was
explained by Pvt Webster as the
swami and Pvt. Galloway as the
sucker. That was one comedy skit
to dig. ttst
Pvt. Johnny Ward in a chefs hat
and cat played the spons, after
which "The Green. Grass Grows All
Around" and "The Turkey in the
Straw" were rendered by the quar-
tette, made up Of Pvts. Brawley Guy,
soloist, John Wilson, Howard Rob-
erts and q Daniel Seymour. "The
Farmer in the Dell" turned. out to
be a real square dance, by cracky.
Tired of Travelling" was mellowed
by Brawley and the Reveillers, and
followed by band selection. Next,
Pvt. Eardley Hope on bull fiddle and
Pvt. Carl Lynch on guitar made
Savoy" something to remeber, and
served to show that the bass fiddle
can be played in any conceivable
position.
A comedy skit, "Charlie," was
original, as zestfully performed by
Charles Galloway, Booker Morris,
John Wilson and Andrew jackson.
The finale, "The Great Day." was
in three scenes, the Yard Scene.
Barrack Scene and Port of En-
harkation, and was climaxed with
the playing of the "Star Sangled
Banner Swinging in Cadence"
was a Hollywood production in GIL,
and 1t. Kenneth Johnson, Com
manding Officer, and the whole
37th Special Service Company are
10 be heartily congratulated for a
fine, entertaining show.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-10
Capt. Joe Jordan Learns
OF Death of a Colleague

Capt. Joe Jordan, music officer
with the Post Special Service Dvii-
sion, received word from w. c.
Handy, famed father of the blues"
this week of the death of Ed M Wy
ger, who was the first violinist to
play Satin Louis Blues" and "The
Memphis Blues"
E. M. Wyger was concert violin
ist of the classical school who be-
came famous with Handy's Memphis
Band more than 80 years ago. Capt.
Jordan was personal friend of
Wyger as well as Mr.. Handy and
the original members of the band,
only few of whom are alive today.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-10
Service Club No. 2 Goes to Russia

Service Club No. 2 Goes to Russia
The hundreds of soldiers and
WACO who filled Service Club No. 2
Saturday night were transported via
music waves to pre-War Russia. The
Post Swing Band was aboard play
ing Russian favoriteS. Dressed in
colorful costumes and looking very
pretty were WACO Pfc. Frances
Howard of Staunton, Va; Cpl. Vel
ma White of New Orleans, La; Pvt.
Opelia Haney of New York City;
Pfc. Ann Jones of New York City;
and Pvt. Mildred Gates of Chicago,
Ill. -
The stage was set for a Russian
theatre and after Pfc Frances How
ard as narrator refreshed the audi
ence on customs and habits and
Russian culture, artiSt-Pvt. Austin
Mccoy, piano Stylist from Los An
geles, played Rimsky Korsakoff's s
Flight of the Bundle Bee" and
Rachmaniov's prelude in G Sharp
Minor with much gusto.
! Representing the Russians in
dance, Pfc. Ann Jones went through
the knee bends, stompS, and high
kicks with typical agility. The show
reached it's high point when S/Sgt.
Lawrence Whisonant, rated as one
OF Americas finest baritones. sang
songs of Russia.
Works of the late TSchaikowsky
and Pushkin as we'll as contempor-
ary Vernon Duke (V Wukelsky)
were represented. The greatest
amount of fun seemed to have come
out of Russian Folk Dance "Koro-
buchka" (The Basket because four
maids dragged out four surprised
soldiers and pulled them through
this dance to the delight of the on
/ lockers.
This marked the fifth stop in a
series of "Trip Around the World"
given each Saturday at the Club.
Ping Pong Finals
/ Pvt. Robert Robinson, 600 F.A.. of
4 New York, NY, "the winner" will
be proclaimed Ping Pong Champion
of Fort Huachuca RunnerSup were
Sgt Tommie Walker, 317th Med,
from Chicago ILL.,, and Pvt. Bishop
Norman, 317th Eng, from Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Very fine playing was exhibited in
the finals of the Ping Pong tourna-
ment, Tuesday. Others who quail
! fled for the finals were, CPL Claude
Grace, 500 F.A., who was unable to
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-10
USO MOVIE SCHEDULE

TIE USO Club at Fry Gate has
announced the following motion pic
ture schedule for the next two
weeks:
Sunday, Sept 12-"E Elephant Boy"
Saturday, Sept 18th-"Carefree !"
Sunday, Sept. 18th Suspicion"
Saturday, Sept. 25th =" ABE Lin
coin in Illinois"
The featured attraction is flashed
on the screen promptly at 800 pm.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-10
~ Special Service Activities
GoIo Celebration Held AT
Officers Mountoinview Club

The Officers MountainvieW Club
celebrated its first anniversary Sat-
urday and Sunday, September 4 and
5, with gala formal dance and
Open House on Saturday night and
q delightful musicale Sunday after
noon.
Members of the 37th Special Serv-
ice Company band furnished sweet
and hot swing for the dance which
was attended by several hundred
people.
Among the guests were Mrs Mer-
cedes Williams of Kansas City,
Kans., who is visiting in Tombstone
with 1t. and Mrs. j. A. Morgan;
and Mrs. Dorothy Robinson-M Moore,
wife of 1t. Elihue Moore, who re-
Gently came out to Fort Huachuca
from her home in Kansas City,
Kans. to be married.
Arrangements for the dance were
made by Mrs Alice Thompson, So
cial hostess: Mrs. Vienna Stanton,
secretary; and Lit. w. L Prior, Jr.,
Club officer. 1t Col. M. o. Bous-
field is. chairman of the clubs board
of governors.
Mrs. Henrietta Brown Franklin,
talented younger sister of Anne
Virgins Brown, famous concert
singer, took the spotlight and kept
it during the Anniversary Musicale
which was presented Sunday after
noon. She played several numbers
from Mozart and Chopin. Also on
the musical program was Pvt. Or
lando Robertson, formerly a soloist
with Claude Hopkins band, who
thrilled those present with his ini-
mitable renditions of a number of
old favorite popular tunes.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-10
Recent Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Bruce and
their daughter, Lula Bruce, of San
Antonio, Texas have been visiting
Mr.: and Mrs. Carl Taft in Apache
Flats. n
Miss Bruce has accepted a position
on the Post.
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DEATH OF MATTE BROOKS

Matte Ereks. che q our ont
standing negro women. known
and respected b. many citizens
Of Pascsgoula. died II her late
home. Ga Dupont avenue on
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Negro Women Is
FotoHY Burned
Friday Morning

Jeanette Fisher. negro. was f..
tally burned in > fare which de-
stroyed her home az 214 Henry
street early Friday morning Her
husband. Bailey. suffered severe
buras sbout the arms and shouI
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county hospital where he was
taken for treatment
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woman attempted to start 3 fire
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