The Apache sentinel., 1944-04-28
A Topsy-Turvy Week

QerlOQ. Ihe WACS Gally routine
mixed with rehearsals and a lot of
other extra curricular activities
if we might term it so, along with a
formal inspection of the barracks at
high noon on Sunday.
Everyone was thrilled over the
success of the first game played by
she Sou All Stars. Some of us were
a little disappointed in not seeing
Pic. Walter (Homer) Mccoy on the
mound, but the left-hander proved
all rect.
Last Weeks Social Calendar
A formal dance was given at the
USO by the tipping class Friday
night, Many charming ladies were
present, making it quite an affair.
The fine and mellow IN" Com
pany gunnerS of the 365th Infantry
entertained with a jam homecoming
ball Wednesday night which was
dedicated to the WACs.
You can ask 1St Sgt. Andrew j.
Bolden about the party the 370th
Infantry gave on Saturday night:
Yes, it was like this for the WACs:
Special to you and for you" The
371st Swing Cats really put ON a
jam session on this occasion. Pop,
G.I. suds, and the WACs favorite
dish, fried chicken, was the menu
The Hqs. Company, first Bn.,
365th Infantry, came on with a
spring frolic Saturday night, and it
was on the ball quoting the
WACS as saying this
The 827thers topped their first
anniversary celebration, which last
ed throughout Saturday, with a cab
aret dance at the Field House.
The grapevine has it that the WACs
added oomph to these affairs.
They Are Josephines Now
Mrs. Doris Johnson. who is now
employed at the Post Tailor shop
is former Huachuca WAC. Mrs
Johnson said she couldn't stay away
from the Arizona climate any long
er she had even lost the lovely
suntan she carried to Brooklyn. The
former WAC plans to open a tailor
shop for women soon.
A first glimpse of Mrs. Hazel Dade-
Shaw was really picturesque. She
was stunning in a dusty green with
black accessories. Her off face
turban was most becoming. This
x-WAC is employed as a clerk in
the Medical Detachment Hq.
Dr.. Mary Jane Watkins, former
. WAC who had practiced dentistry
for 18 years in New York before
WACdom, is back in Huachuca
working as a dental assistant at the
Dental Clinic No. l. She is mar
ried to a 92nd GI.
Mrs. Toledo Welch is back on her
former WAC job at the c. & E. Re-
pair shop. Her spouse is an SCUer.
I saw the glamorous Mrs. Dora
Moore in flashy red and beige
outfit the other day. She, too, is
employed on the Post.
N. C. WAC to Wed Buffalo
Personable Cpl. Inez Moore, who
is on furlough from Fort Bragg,
N. c., will get hitched to a Division
er during her visit here. She is re-
siding with her niece, Mrs. Mildred
Smith, in Hillside. Mrs. Smith is
a laboratory technician at the Sta
tion Hospital No. l.
Seen Here and There
Pfc. Leolda Punch was seen cruiS-
ing down ChriSty Avenue smiling as
though her thoughts were wonder
. full and adventurous.
Pvt: Christine Bates is taking a
soldierly stride these days when go
ing to her recent assignment on the
surgical ward. She is simply thrilled
over her new assignment
Tl4th Anna Russell and her Buff
falo put on a screen act when they
met for the first time after his ar
rival . And it was most well
coined arrival.
Pfc. Bertha Parker took ride on
the WAC bus Saturday. Was it
sightseeing? Pfc. Marie Berry is
taking in lot of shows at No. l
her hubby works there at night
T/3rd Edna Edmonson was read
ing letter with sheer delight
cleaning from her face on Satur-
day must have been the real
thing.
Did You Know
Pvt. Alma Warren is back from
her furlough = and her jodey boy
friend held no more charms for her.
The army really makes women SOL
diers happy :. or am I right?
WAC Margaret Wynn of the tech