The Apache sentinel., 1944-09-01
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In The Go Bound


The SOU softban and baseball
teams, pride Of the post, are really in
tne go. The softball team left on Wed.
nesday for Palm Springs. California.
10 play in tournament for the Ninth
service Command Championship (s
states), and the baseball team plans
10 leave next week. Palm Sprinos Is
the place where the WACs pIayed. and
we are hoping both the teams ali the
luck on their journey. Bon voltage!
The GIs Said II
Creating a sensation at a recent J-SO
WAC and Soldier Council program.
with her melodious voice. was Pvt
Marie Virgins who sang my Hero"
popular tune from the opera. 1.-THE
chocolate Soldier" She has sweet
voice that makes one reminisce.
From The Mailbag
Pvt. Otis Powell, who is on NV list
OF chum chums and member of the
Detachment Medical Corps; one of the
star SOU baseball catchers, and who
is now in Medical Technician's school,
Letterman General Hospital, San
Francisco, California, wrote saying
that his knowledge box was being
crowded to capacity. He sends "heIIo"
TO his Fort comrades, and also saws he
expects to complete his course by
November. ! wish ! could see some
thing that far in advance right now.
CLEANED from his letter that he is
overlooking the beautiful Pacific
ocean and California was fine. but to
him the East was finer you know
Powell.
Notes From Bonnie Blink
Sgt. Robert Fisher Medical Detach-
ment, left for Los Angeles last Thurs
day week to spend the weekend He
was there in time to help celebrate
both the birthdays of his wife, Mrs.
Geniver Fisher, and baby son whose
birthdays were on August 20 and 27,
respectively. Mrs. Fisher and the baby.
who had been vacationing in the
) Angel City for the past three weeks,
returned with Sgt Fisher
The competent TheIma Thurston
Gorham, Technical Advisor of THE
APACHE SENTINEL WEEKLY, is
confined to the ASF Regional Hos
pitaI, Section l. We're hopinq she'll
soon be behind her desk again, and
let's drop by ward "2o" to see her. |
guess must have moved out in time
Mrs. Alma Mccoy Mcclellan and
her one-year-old son Rusty" along
with her attractive younger sister,
Alice Mccoy, all are leaving today for
San Diego, California, where Mrs.
Mcclellan will spend a two-weekS va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter j. Mccoy. Alice. who was end
ing her summer vacation, will enter
school in September. Mrs Mcclellan
is the wife of T/Sgt. Thomas E. Nc
Clellan, laboratory technician at the
ASF Regional Hospital, Section 1, and
sister of Walter l.. Mccoy, SOUS
baseball hurler.
Mrs. Moses (BHD johnson, who has
been in the metropolitan city of Dal-
las, Texas, most of the summer, is
back in good old Huachuca with her
husband. Mrs. johnson has been TAX
ing a course in Beauty Culture which
she plans to complete in the near
future.
Gil 1--WE
T/5 Lois Turner and Pvt. Leila
Marshall were coupled off with First
Sergeant and Staff Sergeant at the
Sergeants' Mess few brights ago
looking dainty in their off duty dresses
and smiling over chicken dinners
the foursome.
The SCU Band has recovered its
idol MoIab. Details on it will be re-
veaIed by "Sharkey" Hall who should
have returned from Los Angeles by
this date. Sharkey had a pass, and I
ally by degrees.
See you.
ERNEsTINE &. HUGHES, WAC.