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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-29

GIVE for your soldiers here at home and
abroad Wherever they may be, they de-
serve the best of fun and food, entertain
ment and relaxation. Theirs is grim Job
that they're doing for yoN. So show your
appreciation. Remember, they like to en-.
Joy their time off, too!
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-29
NAVY 10 Clash With NOfre Dame
Frsins Lake

The Local W.S.C.S. will have
bazaar at the DiXboro church. Sup
per at s.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-29
Bowling Scores
MOOSE LEAGUE
Team Standings
Bull Moose

Bull Moose
Holley 55i, Daignault $40. Robinett
sos, Carrier $50 Steen 49,, totals,
III, SSl, 74S, 2io0
Hoofs
Bowden $50, Lutes $50. Nar-o
4S7, Hathaway All, sinkule 55S.
handicap 81; totals, S47, $50, SO,
2602.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-29

USO
United Seamea s Scu ice
War Prisoners Aid
Be an War Relief sbacty
British War Relief Soc.ey
French Relief Furd
Friends Of Luxembourg
Greek War Relief Association
Norwegian Relief
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-29
oakville

Oakyille School will hold a boz
social tonight. Proceeds to buy
library books.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-29

GIVE so that the crushing burdens Of In
invaded and pillaged China can be cased
so that our gallant ally can continue to
fight on by our side until victory is won!
They've taken so much in the cause for
freedom. They ask so little,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-29

Ia, ss,o,-f ,poa,,ds BY corere, ras4,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
WHITE AND NEGRO
MINISTERS ORGANIZE

Richmond. Na.-protc tgnt minis
tors of this city. rcprc>v ;iua 100
white and Negro churches. mt; ~
the f.Dcn.ICg Baptist church Hy =
ard voted la organize an s~,peatip
of ministers To include bath races.
Specific reference W"S myH,, IN iha
meeting Ia Tho present tension m race
relations and the move 20 abolish
the Virginia segregation law, regard
ing buses and street cars Was dis
cu>Scd.
The situation between races IS
now changing due Ia line war. d..
Theodore +. Adams. minister al the
FirSt Baptist church. declared in In"
chief ddrcSs. We have NOW To- de
eide" the Baptist leader sid. (which
group Of Negro leaders We are going
10 deal with the radicals who
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
Mrs. King Talks
On Japanese At
SOrOSis Meeting

The Christmas Meeting of the
S"rnS.S club was held Thursday ar-
i"rmu"n Il the home OF Misses Mary
Belle and Co"urliu Gary.
lnstc Il ui the usual Christmas tree
with gifts Tor members. gifts were
prepared for soldier, vino Will cnioy
HE Christmas party tu he given at
the Service Confer Christmas night.
Following the singing ui Christmas
anthems, Mrs. Hiram *. King. who
has done mission work in China,
Korea ana j pan. ave a most inter-
Cs'.nG and Instructive talk on The
]lapuur>c Ou'luok." She said the ia
pancsC people have borrowed their
civilization from Chi.a and Korea.
and their industrial ideas from the
United States. Their consciousness of
these facts give 1ncm the nicriority
complies. She stressed their mill
I. rISn and their thirst for world
dominion.
Mrs. King said she WAS particularly
impressed with the beauty Of Japan.
and iCl, that the people had many
admirable characteristics.
The h~OStVSsCS. assisted by Misses
Julia Gary nd Lou Ann Watkins.
served Il salad plate, with coffee, and
individual pies.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
Business College
Closes for Two
Weeks HOLIDAYS

Henderson business College Clo>Cu
yC>tCrda" for a tWo-wCCk'S nO!!Guy.
Glasses viii bC resumed January 3.
An Old-iaShionCd spelling down"
was had by students Frida" IL, which
Miss Dorothy Avscue Was uC WIN
nCr of the one collar prize.
instead ni filling Christmas stock.
ings this year. the pupils decided %
send a cake 10 the Service Center.
Out-ul-town students arc return
ing a. their various homes.
Miss Catherine F~'unkhotIscr. of the
faculty. left yesterday fur her nome
~ iiurri>onbr.rG. Virginia. Mrs. T..
&. Evcritt. manager. will spend part
of her vacation with Mr.. and Mrs.
John J. ECholS IN LcwiSburg, West
virginia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
Christmas Service
At First Baptist

Christmas plans Tor the FIRST Ban
liSt church include special Christmas
music at the Sunday morning scrv-
ice, Christmas program by the young
people oil n church Sunday night,
ana a speaking choir at the evening
service, December %.
Christmas music for the morning
service, December 10, i'll include
For Unto Us Il Child is Born" from,
the Messiah; 20 Little Town of
Bethlehem" as the o~ffcrtory, and
"~Hallclujah Chorus us the p%ostluur
Miss Dorothy Stewart is to be plrst
SoloiSt for the morning.
At seven o'clock Sunday evening
the Baptist Training Union and the
evening worship service will COM
pine IN Il Christmas program us fol-
lows:
Prelude: Christmas music.
Prayer.
"liark. the Herald Angels Sing"
The Prophecy: rcadingJ w. G..
Vaughan.
Chimes.
The Annunciatiom": Ucading)
Morton Miles.
Music.
The Magnificent: Gcading)
Frances Satterwhitr.
Solo: The Coventry Carol. Peggy
Parker.
The Nativity; Tcading) Doris
Dennis.
% Little Town OF Bethlehem
The Visit Of the Shepherds" Billy
'rit"rard.
shepherds, IN the Field Abiding"
The NiSi: of the Wise Men:
tEcadlag) .Annicc Mitchell.
We Three Kings oi Orient Are"
"%hat M!aiiCs ChgiStians?." Miss
tiarACIsC Myers.
Lies age: Rev. E. Norflcct Gard
ncr. pastor.
BCnCGiction.
AT the Student Night program, De-
ccmLcr %. college siudcnt; and
yoUG2 people of The church will pre-
sent "Ci!t~'. Il Christmas worship
service with Il speaking choir. About
10 voices will he used in the choir.
both singing and speaking.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
Students Club in
Christmas Meeting

The Students club was delightful
j. entertained by Mrs. i. Il. GooCh
and Mrs. +. S. Register. in tho home
T., Mrs. Register, Thursday afternoon.
Air., ". ID. Burwell. vicc-prc$idcn,.
called the meeting To order III the
absence Of the president.
Ms. s. b. BUrwcll read several
CHRISTMAS selections and Mrs. +. G..
A.,"n read IA story on the origin OF
silent Night. Miss Elizabeth ,Jcn-
D..f, sang several Christmas carols.
Guests were then invited into the
q ing room where , sweets course
iu'."Wcd by coffee was served.
'i"mbcrS present AT the meeting
"".o McsdafcS r. G.. Alien. S. =.
"u'Ncll, W. ID. Burwcll. l.. Il. Guoch.
u Il McNair. S. G.. Royster. l.. J..
*. :. Il. Watson. r. +. Upchurch.
ana +. II. Burroughs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
Society News
THE LESSON FROM A LITTLE
BIRD.
George ii. Sweetnam

oCOi HS H o"CCtldIh
\ little black cap. ped chickadcc
Came tapping at my maple tree:
Rap Il tap tap-rap Il tap tap
Al the day long without taking a
zap,
HIS bright little body aquivcr-
shake,
Like Il giant trip hammer, each
stroke he would take.
Soon a " inch round hole ap-
feared rs reward
ia the dead limb he constantly
founded SO hard.
al, he was building Il home for him
self and his mate,
secure from the storms and
,lgarieS of fate,
II WDrkcd with Il will. so cheerful
Ind gay,
Hap Il tap tap-day after day.
vr". al last it was finished he sal
an Il limb,
.IGrrUppcd with joy which lis
finish gave him,
m!,4 | thought What Il lesson To
N4u and me
.. each girl and boy, by this cute
.liCNadce,-"
C. 3 ares for that dear little bird
and Tor all
.uu love Him: and labor:-thc
.rcat and the small.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
HANDLE CARS FOR
VESPER SERVICES

Members oi Henderson church",
will unite in the annual Christn rs
Sunday outdoor vcSp"r services IN
front of The First Methods; church
iomCrr0W afternoon at ) ~C'cio9E.
Minister'S Of the several churches
ard ChUirS from ihu-c organizations
Will &c / n charge. Rev. f.. NJ. Pow
ell Is To speak.
The outdoor audience will over
flow into the street. which is IN
route Il highw: v one through IN"
city, but traffic Will be routes.
around the spot by city police.
The public is invited 10 attend thC
vcSpcrS. IN which the Henderson
high school band will participate.
and If The weather is unfavorabIg
to the outdoor program. the service
Will move inside the church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
PALLLBEARERS M
FOR r

P~aIlbcarcrS were announced today
for the funeral Sunday AT 90
o'clock AT Island Creek BAPTIST
church of +. NJ. Harris. who died
Thursday afternoon AT his home al
Harris Cross Roads. The pallbCarCrs,
all named by the local tribe of Rcd
Men. of which the deceased was a
member. are: f.. O. Falkrcr. II. NJ.
Robinson. Fletcher Langley. Joe -.
Lamb. 5. Il. Hughes. Claude Rocker.
w. u. Hicks. All are active and arc
asked 10 be at the home at 9 u. m.
Other members Of the Rcd Men arc
asked 10 be at the church at 2:3O u.
m. The fraternity will have charge
Of gravCSidc services.
Rev. Marshall Walker. pastor of
island Creek church. of which the
deceased had been u member for %
years. will bc in charge {. the SCry-
ices. ln'Crmcnt will be in the church
cemetery.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
Miss Mary Speed
Becomes Bride of
Private Cameron

b.. 4 ChHinlngly simple ceremony,
- MARY Davis Speed. Of LENDER
.. uttalnr the bride Ui Pvt. Hubert
..'c l"n. Oi Raciurd and Camp
'."tHdil. Sunday afternoon. D,t,m-
.'i -. 81 four o'clock III the AI,tho-
.. rlurCh Oi B"~nnctiSyiliC. <. &.
''' HcN. Mr.. Dunbar. pastor "l the
O.. On. OfilCiatrd. using the double
!'.. ceremony.
'.'or baskets of white gldG!uii and
.r.H formed tie background for The
'",. y program of nlupliai ORGAN
.-'r was played by Miss Grac,
A.''cncll. 0i Bcnnctt>viIlc. The We'd
"N- Nlarcn from "Lohcngrin' wa
wed Tor the professional and that If
'..lccISSohn Tor the occasional.
III" bride MAS attended by her
s..'"". Miss Rose Speed and was
Gi'cn away by her brother. Flight
Instructor Robert Speed. of the Ra-
,tiSh branch of c. \. u. Harriet
suzanne Cameron. niece OF the
bridegroom. was. flower girl. Tom
N,Hcron was best man.
The bride orc a fight blue wooden
.ii. lur trimmed, a matching blue
h'' with veil. black accessories. and
" shoulder bouquet of orchids.
Aiicr the ceremony the wedding
lnEty and guests were entertained
informally al the home Of y. u.
iirccdcn in Bcnncttsvillc with Mrs.
IL {. Charles as hostess.
Mrs. Cameron is the daughter Of
VIZ. and Mrs. II. p. Speed. of Louis
ourG. She was graduated from Louis
burg College and holds a ]ScCrCtarial
position with the Rose Company. in
Henderson.
n bridegroom is the son of Mr..
ana Mrs. II. a. Cameron. of RaciOrd.
~" attended LOuiSburG College and
was graduated from Randolph
Macon Military Institute and thc
ihcrmo ACKNOWLEDGING School i'll
New York City. He is now stationed
at Camp Mackall.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
PAGE THREE

be sponsored by Methodist churches
Throughout the country III January,
lhicc important meetings viii be
held III North Carolina.
Meetings are scheduled for the
FIRST Methodist church. Oh. rluttc,
january II. Centenary church. Wins
tun-Salcm. JANUARY Is: and EdcntOn
Street Methodist church. Raleigh,
January IA. The meetings will begin
al 10 u. m. and will conclude with
an evening session al T:30 p. m.
Noted leaders who address these
meetings include. Bishop Ralph S.
CruShman. q! the ST. Paul rca: Bis
mop Edwin II. Hughes, of Washington
rca Raymond J. Wade. OF Detroit.
and DR.. Ralph Ditfcndorrcr. sccrc-
tary, Division of Foreign Missions.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
GIVE
TO CAMP ACTIVITY

Members oil the FIRST Methodist
and other Methodist churches q!
henderson, and Vance county will
ION with those throughout the North
Carolina Conference of the dcnon,;-
na'inn tomorrow in making cash
donations for Il Sl5.00O conference
vide offering for religious work in
army camps in this State.
Special envelopes for the offer
ing were distributed 10 members al
IN" church last Sunday. and these
arc To b" u.cd III making the Of
icrinG tomorrow.
Rev r. +. Brown. pastor %! u,y
Street Methodist church AT Fayct,r-
VILE. and former pastor here. is d.
rector of the campaign for the on
ference.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
FIRST 7

Rev. William ID. MClIniS. minister.
Tho choir of the First Presbyterian
church will have as their guests Sun
day morning Misses Annie lIyman
and Catherine Bum They will sing
There Were Shepherds by Ira +,
Wilson. The choir will sing GLORIA
in EXcclSis DcO.'
A candle lighting service will take
the place of the rCgul.r evening ser
vice. Mrs. l.. II. IIHrvin and Helen
RoyStcr will be the readers. while
Clement Rudwcll and Hugh Stafford
will take the part of tn Two travel
crS.
Sunday.
9:i5 a. m. Church school.
II a. m. Morning worship. Sermon
subject The Names He Bore"
GAS p. III. Young people of the
church.
1880 p. m. Candle lighting service.
Wednesday,.
800 Couples club Christmas party.
Thursday.
100 Sunday school Christmas tree.
This church will be open md
heated Christmas Eve night as well
as all day Christmas Tor those who
may wish TO drop in for prayer and
meditation.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
FIRST BAPTIST.

L. Norilcct Gardnc'. pastor.
lupic Tor the morning Worship
Will be Dare We Be ChriS;ianr"
Gifts Tor the White Christmas and
Offering FOR Russian relief will be
made. In the night service the BAD
list Training Mountaineering Worship
Christmas program will be present.
I'd.
Sunday:
$3.50 Il. m. Baptist radio hour.
WPTF.
9:i5 a. M. Sunday school.
II u. M. Morning worship.
> p. III. Christmas Union Vc>pcr
Service, Methods; church.
p. IN. b. +. U.-Evcning Worship
Christmas service.
Monday:
$50 p. III. W. II. L. annual meet
ing talSo quarterly mcCring). Ladies
parlur. Written reports irpm all Ci. =
CicS and auXiliari"S are due.
7:3O y. IN. y. W. y. meets with
Miss Dorothy Pattern. Program
leader. Miss jamie Conn. each
member requested To bring Il small
Christmas gIrt.) Lottic Moon Christ
mas offering due.
g p. IN. Sue Kelly class meets in
the Ladies' Parl"r. IiuStcS>cS. Me.
DANES ID. Il. Hale. y. +. Harris. Bob
Readc. and Asa Wright.
3 p. IN. Claire MILLS Philathca
class meets with Mrs. Lloyd Daniel.
Wednesday:
80 y. m. Prayer service.
$3.50 p. m. Practice "f Gifts
80
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN

heH. }. Frank Apple, pastor
via a. M. Church school.
II a. M, Morning worship. This
VIII be the regular Christmas s~,,vyicr
me pastor VIII preach ON the sub
Icct. The Wise Man.
> p. m; Onion Christian vcSpcr ser
vice I FIRST Methodist church.
SmsSc' n mission will open with 4:
ms Will be Il carols and candlclish,
program.
NO midwcck prayer meeting mex,
Wednesday.
The public IS i"vitcd 10 all these
services.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
N
COLLEGE STUDENTS

Young people of the FIRST Meth
"dISt church who have rctur: ed
home for college for the Chiistmsa
holidays. arc 10 be special guests a;
ne Christmas supper Of the Youth
Fellowship of the church Sunday
evening at $50 o'clock at the church.
II Was announced today. The pro-
gram will he appropriate To the sea-
SON., and recognition will DC made al
the college student, who are pros
ont for tho assembly.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
lRST
Sunday:

Sunday:
9:l3 Il. IN. Church school.
II a. m. Morning worship. Ser
MOI subject. The Song ui tic .An-
gels
. p. m. Union VcSpcr service. TIL,
"!il take The place ul our regular
evening service.
$50 y. N. Youth Fellowship Sup
per and worship service.
Monday:
80 p. m. Boy Scout Troop No. 30.
Wednesday:
$50 p. M. Young Peoples Choir.
Thursday:
1:3O p. IN. Senior Choir Rehearsal,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
(ILirr Nils EInS.

The Claire Mills Philathca c;pss
OF the FIRST Baptist church Will meet
at the home OF Mrs. Lloyd Daniel
on North Garnet street Monday
evening at 3 o'clock. with MIS-. n. !.
Stnlmback as joint hostess. Since this
Is tho mnual Christmas meeting. an
members are asked To bring Il riC,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
HOLY INNOCENTS EPISCOPAL.

4th Sunday i'm Advent.
services will be held in TIC church
building this Sunday. The conerc-
gatlon has been worshippng III Inc
tarlsh house while repairs were IT,
ing made on the church.
Sunday:
W. Il. III. Church school. j.. II,
Zolllcoller, superintendent.
~ a. m. Mems Bible class, William
Bailey, president.
$50 p. m. Evening prayer. Rry 4
NhamollSS vi Warrentun, in
charge. Special music.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18

ScailopS forming am interesting
neckllnc and accCnring two buttons
IN the bodice make dainty fcmininity
= feature OF this Sidc-wrapprnp
h"usc irock on breakfast coat. Pat
tern 9Ou6. You'll love it in cotton or
iayon So easy to wear. so easy to
wash and iron,
Pattern 90U6 may be ordered only
IN misses and wumCn's sizes II. rs.
Ia. 20: 80. "a, SO. 30. 10. -. Size Is
requires ; 81 yards 35-inch fabric.
Send SIXTEEN CENTS in coins
FOR this pattern. Write plainly
SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS. STYLE.
NUMBER.
Send your order To the Henderson
Daily Dispatch. Pattern Department.
% West 9Th ST. New York II, N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
ClTY ROAD

nty' ". l.. Gregory. pastor.
9:i3 Il. m. Sunday school.
II a. m. Morning worship. rmo
by pastor.
90 p. m. Young peoples service.
':"o =. IN. r.vcnlng worship. SER
G"o p m. Wednesday night prayer
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
Dance lt Cnnncr'S Hall

Tine Junior Civic club is giving Il
dane tonight at Coopcr'S hall u,
81" o'clock. il is announced. All girls
w"u % To the Butncr dances re
urge! "a attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
Arrives from COLLEGE

Miss NaShti Ncman arrived last
n.-Nl from +. c. T. G. TO spend the
ms,mas holidays with her parents.
Nj and Mrs. c. c. Newman. She
has as her guest Miss Evelyn Lewis.
q. White Lake.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
+ X X X X X
r WITH Hi COLORS X
K X X X r X
Returns To Post.

Andi e.. Short DC SEAMAN has re-
10 dmtv al Pittsburgh. Pa.
after spending a Il day lu'louGh
with mis- parents. J". and Airs. rrcG
short on Carolina IVCruc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
l.. +. :. l.. Supper Meeting

r.r Young Peoples Service League
O. :Hc Episcopal church will have
s..."r meeting. Sunday night al
ESQ o'clock IN the Parish house.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
PERRY TO TEACH
MEMS BIBLE CLASS

T.. II. Perry will teach the Mems
Bible Class al Holy %lunoCcnts EpiS-
equal Church Sunday morning al IN
. clock, i IS announced.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
lf1lIrCflex
WEST END

sunday:
III Il. m. Sunday school.
IL a. M. Worship service. Speaker
Rcv. L. NJ. Powell.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
THE SALVATION ARMY.

THE SALVATION ARMY.
Envoy and Mrs. Charles Cooke.
Sunday services:
10 a. m, Sunday school.
IL a. M. Preaching service.
$50 p. M, Y. =. l.. Meeting.
Z p. M, Open air meeting.
7:30 p. m. Salvation meeting.
Why not 90 to church?
ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Henderson, N. &
Time of Masses:
LIST, 3rd. and 5th Sunday 3 a. IN
2nd and 4th Sunday, 1890 a. m.
Holy Days. o a. m.
Novena dcvOtionS, Sundays. 7:ih
~. ~
Rev. james H. kms, pastor,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-18
METliODiSTS PLAN CRUSADE
FOR WORLD ORDER

Djrnar2-la connection with the
L--M.ns- CELsuln Lnc MnrIl N.dnr IN
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-01
EAck TIE " A7TAc

be made to the Red Cross or the
Army Emergency Relief for a loan
and some sort of emergency extern
sion granted at the Guest House.
Altogether, the applet OF your EYE
may be subjected to annoyances and
enbarras assment which might have
been avoided if you had done a bit
Of thinking in advance.
OF course, the Red Cross Office
on the Old Post is always your i'm
mediate guarantee of a ticket back
home if your wife is stranded, or
your source of a loan for medicine or
food if she arrives here sick or broke.
But thought-in time would save
you all the bother and worry. After
all, why send for her to come all
the way from Illinois or Alabama
just to stay three days. Before you
become frantic, soldier, and yield to
her plea to let her come out here, by
all means do some checking up on
places. to stay n stuff.
PS.-Another tip, soldier. If you've
tried in vain to talk her out of the
idea Of coming out here, clip this
article and mail it to her (And tell
her we haven't painted the picture
half as lad as it really isl
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-01
Soldiers Who Send for Wives
Should Check Up on Details
Of Housing at Fort Huochuco

and you really ought to see to it that
she has her fare back home before
you send for her.
In the event that your wife does
not get a room in private quarters
and the chances are ten to one
that she won't-the only alterna-
tive to going back home is getting
a JOB. In other words, to live on the
Post, she will have to get job and
be employed. Available jobs include
few clerical positions (if she can
typewrite or take ,dictation), and
work at the laundry or in the Post
Exchange department. All jobs are
under Civil Service. Such employ
ment would qualify your little wiley
for a domicile in Carver Hall or
one of the other women's ''dornli-
tories" on the Old Post. Occasion
ally, an officers wife on the Post is
in need of a maid and such employ
ment Cf it is desired and obtained)
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-01
Service Club No. 2

On Mondays and Thursdays cash
prizes are given to any couple dane
ing when a lucky number falls on
them. The numbers fall from discs
in the ceiling of the ballroom. Music
is furnished by the swing section of
the Post Band.
The club has organized fund ad-
visory committee for the purpose Of
giving soldiers an opportunity to
suggest programs which are to be
held at the club.
Progressive whist games are held
on Wednesday nights. Cigarettes
are given to the winners.
Mrs. Marie Watkins, formerly Of
the Service Club No. I, is the newly
appointed Club Director.
Miss Erna B. Jones, Cafeteria
Hostess, has gone On annual leave.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-01

out here without checking on hous-
ing facilities, the length Of time al
lowed in Guest Houses and a few
other details that are not as uninn-
portant as they appear to the aver
age soldier.
Houses are hard to get! Every
one with room has an occupant
for it and at least a dozen hopefuls
waiting for that tenant to leave
Well, there's always the Guest
House, you say. Yes, and there's
alos a limit to the length of time
that your guest can remain in the
Guest House. Three days, it is. No
more and no less-and when the
hostess says, Your time is up" she
does mean it's up" Hostesses have
to be adamant. With reservations
taken weeks and months in advance
and people literally lining the halls
and lobbies in search of rons, there's
no other way for them to be.
Extensions are granted, however,
in cases Of emergency. Illness or a
wife awaiting funds from home or
from the Red Gross in order to
travel constitute about the only
| emergencies that impress hostesses
You wouldn't want your wife to be-
come Ill in order to remain here;
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-01
= 37TH S. S. NOTES >
* BY T/SGT. HOWARD JONES >
e = = y

Fort Huachuca staged a great
show here as Legion sells war bond
total of $12,700" This headline ap-
peared in the Bisbee Daily Review
recently. Fort Huachuca" in this
case was really the 9th Special
Service Company. The Company was
directed to stage the performance
by Colonel E. N Hardy, Command
er Of the Post. Staging show in
Bisbee was something quite new and
thrilling for the members of the
company, and the men did an ex-
cellent job.
Gus Michaels, chairman of Bis
bees War Finance Committee,
speaking of the affair, said THE
Special Service group really put the
show over; I believe they could go
anywhere in the country and COM
pete with the best bond tour in the
United States. w. A. burning, chair
man Of the American Legion War
Bond Sales Committee really set
mark for local committees to shoot
at, and we deeply appreciate the
splendid performance given by the
Fort Huachuca entertainer"
A letter of commendation, writ
ten by Colonel Hardy and dated
Sept. %, 1943, was sent to Lieut..
K. L. Johnson, Commanding Off
Ger of the 9th, in recognition of
the Company's performance.
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