The Apache sentinel., 1944-02-04
HighIiehts on the WACs
By (WAC) HUGHES
WHERE THE BUFFALOES ROAM

added more humming in the area
an old familiar tune is being
, sung, Home on the Range" Maybe
some of us would have like to have
gone on maneuvers with the Buff
faloes" From all indications they
made quite an impression from
their good soldering down to
their good entertaining A we'll
liked group after all and very
much missed
APPROACHING. NUPTIAL vows
Announcement is being made of
the approaching marriage of Pfc.
DORIS JONES, Muskogee. Okl?., to
Cpl Robert E. (Smitty) Smith,
ONO, February II, in the WAC Day
Room. The ceremonies will be per-
formed by Chaplain G.. Hamilton
Martin. A reception will be held in
the couples honor. All WACS are
cordially invited.
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED
Petit Pvt. VERDELL WATKINS
who recently came to Huachuca,
was married to a Warrant Officer
in Los Angeles, Calf The romance
of many months was climaxed when
she went on emergency furlough for
that purpose last month.
NO PASS NO MARRIAGE
1 regret very much to have to an
nounce that Pfc. MARIE GILLESS-
LEE, and T/Sgt. Vincent Scott of
the 597th Hq. Battery, 92nd Divi-
sion, were unable to get married on
the weekend of January 21st as
planned due to orders from Sgt
Scott's favorite Uncle Sam. How
ever, they expect to marry as soon
as time permits
IN THE GO AGAIN
Cpl. THRESSA LEWIS is back at
her desk at The Roads and Grounds
Section of Post Engineers after a
period of illness. Yours truly is
glad to see her for more than one
reason. Am 1 right, Cpl. CECILIA
GOLDSBY? Pfc. CLELIE PECOT
is also back on the job. Pvt. Eugene
Stout, Signal Corps Photographer,
must be happy. Not only did Pecot
return, but Cpl. RUTH SPIVEY,
who has been on an emergency fur
Tough in the Lone Star State, is
back in the lab. I understand the
place was lonesome and filled with
over due work with both WACs out.
GIVE US A BREAK"
Sgts. Matte Moody and Myrtis
Cowart, Pics. Lillian Taylor, Alma
Warren, and Pvt. Anna Santos, all
of the hospital platoon, would like
to let us "seat warmers" who ride
to the Post on the WAC bus know
we could give them a break by be-
ing late getting on the bus OCCASION
ally so they can get seat.
= THE COMPANY CLERK
Pvt. RUBY LEA SCALES is now
the Company Clerk and Postal
Packing Mama" down in WACville.
We'd just like to remind her that
she's going to have congregation
at each mail calling now, for the
WACs are expecting loads of mail
from those Buffaloes. Pvt. Scales
halls from the Heavenly city of
Houston, Tex, and is the former
cashier of the Service Club No. 2.
Pvt Scales was one of my school
mates we graduated from high
school together at Dear Old Wheat
ley" How about this mess" Ruby?
KEEPING SUPPLY SGT. BUSY
Cpl. Nancy Ellison, Supply Ser
geant, has a mighty big job for her
size Those salvage days in WAC
vile are terrific. She's got in new
shoes, gloves, and stockings. That
"ain't" all some lovely chains
for our dog tags" no excuse
for not wearing them now =. eh,
Sarge? Cpl. Ellison, almost a walk
ing newspaper as to what's going on
on the fighting fronts, is from IN
dianapolis, Ind.
FURLOUGHS AND STUFF
Furloughs and travel time are the
song of the day . the War De-
partment is getting on some fly
time T.. with the travel time. The
following WACs left this week:
T/5th Betty Joye, Medford, Mass,
Pfc. Edna Burton, Sanford, Fla,
T/5th Irene Hunter and Sgt. Anna
Russell will spend theirs together in
Chicago, Ill, Pfc Pauline Harris,
Pfc Cathrine Phillips, Texas, Pvt.
Leolder Wheat, Atlanta, Ca, and
T/5th Annie Braceful, Washington,
DC.
Pvt. PARALFE (BANIA) SMALL,
one of the best platoon sergeants
WACville has ever known, was