The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-15
Generally Speaking for the
7l4th Medical Sanitary Co.
By SGT. ALVAH ID. JACKSON

The following enlisted men will
attend the Sanitary Technician
Course at the Ninth Service Com
mand Training Center, Boise Bar
racks, Idaho: S/Sgt. Ernest E.
Brame, Company Clerk; T/5th
George A Castlewood, assistant in
structor; Cpl. Augusta Tucker, Jr.;
Pfc'c. George r. Anderson, Carl
Baxter, Arthur w. Bluitt, Johnny
A. Brown, Willard F. Harper, James
Carlos, Milton White; Pvts. John
H. Coleman, Robert G. Jones, Will
liam M Knox and Frank A. Robin
son, Jr.
We regret to report the death of
Pvt. Alexander Young, who recently
passed in the Station Hospital. He
was the husband of Mrs Virgie
Young, 254 Grant street, Hampton,
Va, and the son of Mrs. Della Young
of Ellwood, Va. Cpl. James H. Paige
escorted the body of our departed
comrade to his home in Wakefield,
Va.
The Pauf Lawrence Dunbar Whist
club was recently organized with
the following members: S/Sgt. Alva
d. Jackson and S/Sgt Willie Ball;
Cpls. Lee Williams, James T. Full
bright and George Castlewood, and
PvtS. and Pics. Arthur j. Terry, AL
fred E. johnson, Cleveland Smith,
Clifford Burley, James o. Jones,
John Coleman, Eddie Nagles, Percy
Strother, Willard Harper, Willie c..
Speed, Melvin Tate, Edward Moss,
Calvin Brown, Raymond McCane,
Milton White, Roy Brown and Don
aid Henderson. The clubs rule of
playing is to have 16 players or 4
tables playing at once. The tables
are named East, West, North and
South. The table that plays the
most games in an allotted amount
OF time is the winner. The member
In charge of each table is called the
MONARCH. On the first night the
play was as follows: Monarch of
the East, Pfc. Melvin Tate, 7 games:
Monarch of the West, Pvt. Marshall
Evans, 10 games; Monarch OF the
North, Yours truly, II games. and
Monarch of the South, Cpl. Lee Will
Ilams, Z games. The next night the
games were as follows: East,
games West, games; North. 8
games and South, 2 games. Mon
both nights.
arch of the North won both nights.
Ihere was music and refreshments
PVts. Louis G. Hubert and Clar-
ence Young are proud winners of
$500 bond in Company drawings.
We are delighted to report that or
ulllC packed the attack" willingly.
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Pfc. Bennie Adkison is expecting
his beautiful wife, Mrs. Annie Lee
Adkison of 305 East Hattie street.
Fort Worth, Texas to arrive any
moment, at this writing. She will be
mere only few days, her grateful
husband reports.
Burroughs"
Sgt. Arthur W. Wheeler. Jr.. left
for Is days recently. He will visit
Fort Worth and Honey Grove. Texas,
Denver, Colo. and Los Angeles, Calf.
Many rumors are in the air since he
lett: Only time will tell, but we
still are wondering why he did not
visit Tucson, Ariz. before he left.
PFC. Murphy Bell is back. He
visited his uncle, Mr.. Elisah Bell and
his sister, Mrs. Lillian Bell of Fort
Worth, Texas. He also visited his
mother, Mrs. Rena Jackson of Rt. l,
box 54, ClarkSville, Texas.
Pic. Lester j. Thomas recently re-
turned also. He visited Sulphur
! Springs. Texas.
"Yes Indeed"
A few days back it was mosquitoes,
files, bugs, fleas, spiders and snakes.
Now it's crawling on the stomach
and practice with the full field
pack" What will it be next? Any,
way, it won't surprise us; will it?
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