The Apache sentinel., 1944-03-24
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7 curry, Anna warren, t11IQd Guy,
Lois Turner Reola Freeman and
Evelyn Martin, all of the "GI.
Rhapsody" revue, are doing rehear-
sails every night getting ready
for the filming of that fine show.
Your stars of tomorrow
TI5th Camille j. Drayton had
ball in Phoenix last week with a
three-day pass bringing back
hot tamaleS and souvenirs.
Sgt. Edith Linzey, Cpl. Winnie
Hamilton, and Pvt Felicia Johnson
nings ago for the 9th Special Serv-
ice PIX until just wonder
ing why Pvt. zella Spivey is stay
ing mighty sharp lately . and
T/5th Edith Waller is all in love.
Fvt. Carolyn F. Glover is getting
more popular with the fellows by
Grooming" to them at the Service
Clubs. We hear that her singing is
"only fine"
Some of the soldiers were asking
me if SgtS. Ella Parker and Esther
Lewis were in hiding . or if it was
that they aren't getting around any
ll1Ol W11SOs yOO " OCGCOA 1NO 1A1C
know SO can give them an answer.
CPL Harold BreauX, Service and
Supply Motor POOH and hubby of
Pfc. Fleeter Richardson, bade the
little wife and comrades so-long last
week. Well, this is the army.
FROM SICK LEAVE TO DUTY
-. Is the story of our command
ing officer, 1t. Irma j. CaytOn, who
was away on sick leave couple of
weeks. We are sure she was happy
over the fine inspection we had !.
and everything. We were happy
to learn of her recovery.
GOOD FOR HUACHUCA
1t. I. j. Cayton received tele-
gram from End 1t. Georgia T. Min
nefield on Saturday who had just
received her commission as an Of
ficer. Lit Minnefield, as most 0fius
know, was a Sergeant assigned to
Station Hospital No. l before leav-
ing here last December for, officer
candidate school, Congratulations
to the Lieutenant.
JOKE OF THE WEEK
This bit of news was sent 'Spe-
cially to yours truly for hi-lites on
the WACs +. and the sender (Jo-
dey), said he would take all black
eyes. 1t goes like this: T/4th
Dorothy Erby gave most snappy
salute to Western Union boy last
week
FUTURE MARRIAGES
Pvt. Verdell Carnegie, who eX-
poets to march down the aisle to
matrimony soon, received a tele-
gram from Mack" who's in Louisi-
ana, saying he had just received Or
ders to report for officer candidate
school a telegram also came
from his "mom" the same clay. The
wedding date will just have to wait
little longer.
T/5th Cecilia Goldsby spent the
week end in Ell Paso Tex, visiting
her fiance who was sent from Loui-
siana to Pharmacists school at the
Beaumont General hospital 1 don't
know when the date is, but it isn't
expected to be far off.
A WORD FROM THE CO.
Our commanding officer, 1t. Irma
j. Cayton, requested that I tell you
by way of this column how very
grateful she was for the lovely flow
ers and convalescent greetings you
sent her which added so much cheer
to her room. She would like to thank
each of you individually if time
permitted.
1t. Cayton is also extending a
hearty welcome to all of the new
WACs. At press time she was eX-
pecting visit from Langston
Hughes, contemporary Negro poet,
scheduled to appear at the Fry
USO.
The CO. wishes you to know how
pleased she was over your splendid
cooperation and inspections during
her absence And we are more than
happy over the fact that she has
arranged for us to buy uniforms (by
measurement that will be autho-
rized for out wear It's nothing like
having a uniform made for you"
NEWS ON THE TECHNICIANS
Butter Ball and Farmer Chris.
tan are still having their play time
scraps over Skinny" of the tbs.
A mellow cat. . Why does WAC
Christine Dean go to Tucson every
Weekend?
What we'll known WAC of the
Surgical Technicians, with her
athletic build, was asked by the