The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-31
A NEW YEAR


The new year is just about here
and all of lis perhaps have that old
feeling of the things we want to do
= to begin this new year resolu-
tions and whatnot. I thought you
might be interested in hearing a few
tossed off in mellow moments:
Pvt AUDRY DAWSON resolves to
SeH that the gripping WACs receive
their mail on time
Pvt. WILLIAM T. FISHER, Post
Hq Detachment and Apache Sen
tinel Office, resolves to pay less at
tention to women, his reason being.
Pm forced to do it. for the women
aren't noticing me- pvt Fisher
wanted his resolution posted by way
of this column for he thinks most of
the women read it. Wonder if he
was trying to make me feel good?)
Pvt CECILIA GOLDSBY resolves
never to make another resolution.
Pvt WILLIE GEORGE resolves
TO work harder and be better sol
dier
Pvt NAOMI ELLIS resolves to be
on time for everything. (Chow?)
CPL DOROTHY ERBY resolves to
be a better soldier.
T/4th Christine Bates resolves to
have better conduct and work less
Pvt DOROTHEA DOUGLAS re-
solves to go on the next problem
with her Buffalo" and help him.
Pvt. BETTY JOYE resolves that
she is through with men. hoping
never to become attached to anoth-
er, because her favorite soldier
brother" was transferred.
Pvt. RUBY LEE SCALES resolves
to be a good soldier.
: YOURS TRULY resolves to at
tend religious services more often
this year than last.
BREAKING 1T UP
On Thursday Dec %, the WACS
who came back to the Post from
lunch on the WAC bus knocked
themselves out welcoming those
Buffaloes as they were coming from
the field. The bus rocked with joy
while Theodosia Lee footed her
trumpet at them. Among those
WACs were Rose E. Collins, Nellie
Forrest, Blanche Fields, Marie Wig
gins, Shirley Jones, Ewart D. Locke
(who received a beautiful wrist
watch from her Buffalo" on Christ
mas, Cecilia Goldsby, Mary Free
man, and ConSuela Bland.
WACs Attend Sentinel Party
The members of the Apache SEN
tinel Staff wish to thank the follow
ing WACs for being their guests at
their Christmas party: Evelyn Mar
tin, Dorotheria Douglas, Shirley
Gates, Clelie Pecot, Ruth Spivey,
Dorothy Jackson, Catherine Phillips,
Doris Stewart, Sarah Bland, and
Sandra Littlejohn. Spe ia |
thanks to CECILIA GOLDSBY for
her splendid cooperation :. she's
considered as one of us. Thanks,
too, to 469th's 1t. Brenham for
transportation
A VISITOR
Cpl Minnie B. Caesar, Fort Clark,
Tex, visited with 1t. Irma j. Cay
ton, CO., during the holidays, as
guest of barracks 1866. :. A native
of Brunswick, Ga, her home now is
San Antonio, Tex
Barracks 1859 "TOok the Cake"
Glittering Christmas adornments
were spread throughout the entire
WAC area. The evidently born" in
terror decorators of barracks 1850
Motor POOH really took the cake, y
and everybody who saw it agreed
The southern upstairs end was ar
ranged in the likeness Of a COM
Portable and aristCcratic reception
room. Most attractive of all was
the fireplace which covered the door
in red brick crepe paper topped with
a mantle. Red paper, covering light
globes, furnished the fire, with large
sticks of wood thrown across. Black
cardboard was cut into fireplace
CRATES. A candle and picture was
placed on each end of the linen COW
cred mantle top over which hung a
glittering Merry Christmas" over q
background of green and red crepe
paper. On each side of the ledges
from the fire place extending to the
wall sock was hung for each girl
who lives upstairs. On each side
of the room opposite the fireplace q
Gil bed, covered in bright cretOnne
with rolled pillows as the back, stood
in the likeness of a fashionable
couch Placed in front of each couch