The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-16
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Here we 90! "Congrats." Recon-
Co., on winning the last inspection
Too bad, fellows. we lost by such a
small margin; it was almost a tie
Thanks, fellows. that's trying. but we
want to win this week let us not
leave any room for doubt, let's make
this Housekeeping" so thorough
there can only be one answer-Hq.
wins! What do you say? End SER
mon.
TIA VIM. Dice, we have not forgot
ten you but we were just a little late
receiving the knowledge of your ap-
proval for warrant offer, we are alb
solutely certain you will make good.
''Congrats.''
Our Executive officer, Capt George
w Hartung is now Major Hartung;
our sincerest congratulations. Also we
would like to thank you at this time
for your lively interest in seeing to
our participation in competitive ath-
letics, especially our excellent boxing
team. Again 'congrats' and thanks!
Words don't seem like much, but from
us they mean a lot.
This is the week for ST. EN-. M/Sgt
James E. 'Pinky" Haines, good
leader of men and an all-round good
fellow. Sgt. Haines is a college man
having attended Morehouse College in
Atlanta, Ca His home is Lakeland,
Fla. He was an all round athlete.
Baseball basketbll footbll, track and
still found time to finish in the top
ranks of his class scholastically. He
was All-American end on the football
team all conference on the basketball
team, and still holds some records for
track "Pinky'' taught school for a
time; rather until time of his induc-
ton into the Armed Forces. All this
has been beneficial in helping Sgt.
Haines become an efficient cog in a
hard working Bn After eleven months
in the outfit he was given his justly
earned promotion to his present rank.
He takes his job seriously, carries out
orders to a perfection All in all he |
is the man for the job and every man
in, the outfit is with him.
T/4 Richard Brock acts as assistant
and clerk to M/Sgt. Haines. TIA
Brock is a typical S27 worker-carries |
his duties in his stride; always will !
ing to help.
Does a fine job; is an expert typist. !
Brock has not been with us very long. |
Some five months, but has become
very popular with all the fellows TIA |
Brock halls from Manning, sc. He at |
tended the S. G. State College in |
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Section.
Message Center is a part of the |
communications, but while in garri- |
son they work almost separately. The |
work is very eXacting, requires intel |
ligence, patience and stamina. The !
work is admirably handled by Sgt. /
Vim. E. Woods. who comes from |
Statesville, NC, and Cpl. Elisha
Woody of Woodsdaie, NC.
T/5 Willie Sells is back with COM I
munications after spending ''furlo" |
in Florida.
S/Sgt. Brent Pleasant, TIA Chas. H. /
Lee, and T/5 Albertus Rolls returned !
to the Co. from Camp Hood, Tex !
They all agree Flood is the same as
ever, only more SO.
Congratulations, SfSgt. B. nj e |
Horne, we understand you and the |
former Miss Bessie Watkins are tray |
cling in double harness. Here is to
many happy years together. We also
want to congratulate you on your ap-
poif1tment to warrant officer. May
you have the greatest success.
TIA Harris Williams and T15 Theo- |
das Culpepper own a part of Tucson, !
Ariz, since their threeday trip to !
that city They say the "Dugout" is
strictly jumping, and the girls are on
the ball. I'm signing off.
S/SGT. GEORGE f. FAGONS.