The Apache sentinel., 1945-03-30
Fort Huachuca, Arizona
Easter
oervICeS
Program at Brock Field
And Regimental ChapeIs

The fourth wartime Easter since
Pearl Harbor will be observed at Fort
Huachuca Sunday, April 1st, with
variety of devotional services. An
impressive program is scheduled for
the Old Post, while in the canton
ment area the GRIND Infantry regi-
ment will participate in two chapel
services acclaiming the Resurrec-
tion.
Military personnel and civilians
will attend the services to be held
in Brock Field at ten o'clock Sunday
morning. Under the direction of the
Post Chaplain, Lester D. Cochran,
who will act as master of ceremonies,
the program will be participated in
by Chaplain Julius C. Carter Col.
Edwin N. Hardy, post commander,
and the military band
Band to Play
A half hour band concert will pre-
cede the worship service, consisting
of selections of religious music, led
by T/Sgt. Claude Andrews.
The devotional program will open
with the congregation singing Holy,
Holy, Holy, accompanied by the
band.
Chaplain Cochran will then give
the Invocation. The Post Choir of
male and female voices, under the
direction of Cpl. Austin Mccoy will
present special number, followed
by "a responsive reading. The band
will then play the "Hallelujah
Chorus" from "The Messiah" by
Handel.
A Scripture lesson read by Chap
lain Garter will be followed by Pfc.
Emmett Wallace singing Calvary"
by Rodney, accompanied by the
band, after which Col Hardy will
, bring greetings to the assemblage.
Chaplain Julius Carter will con-
tinue the program with a sermon,
then the congregation will join in
singing "All Hail the Power of Jesus
Name
Chaplain Cochran will then give
the Benediction and the services will
conclude as the band plays a post
lude.
Easter Egg Hunt
s At 2 p. m. on the upper parade
ground the posts children will en-
joy an Easter egg hunt. Sponsored
jointly by the Post Chaplain's office
and the local chapter of the Fedora
ton of Federal Employees. Games
and refreshments will follow the
hunt. Among the hidden eggs will be
one silver and one golden egg, the
discovererS of which will be awarded
live bunny. A great turnout is
expected to join in the fun.
Regiment Program
The service arranged by Chaplain
Mitchell G. Ateca in his chapel at End
and c avenues will feature the sing
ing of the 372nd Infantry Regiment
Glee Club. A chorus of so voices I'M
der the direction of Lit. Etienne
Leonard DePaur the group has at
tanned nation wide fame. A recently
concluded concert tour was high
lighted with performance before
the nations dignitaries, including
the Presidents family, in Washing
ton, D. G. CPL Joseph Cole will be
SoloiSt.
Begins 1890 a. m.
OIldDId1I1 AUCCd WILL NC
entitled "The Battle Behind Closed
Doors" The service will begin
promptly at 1890 a. m. Pvt Samuel
Lackey will serve as organist.
At the chapel of Chaplain Arthur
D. Williams at D avenue and End,
a regular worship service will be con-
Quoted at 1920 a. M The Bible class
will form at $50 in the morning.
Regular services will be held in
the hospital beginning at 8:45 a. m.
Catholic Services
Catholic services will be held in
the chapel next to the Red Cross
building in the eantonment area.
Chaplain j. x. Steffes of Douglas
Army Air Base will conduct high
mass at a. m. Persons of all de-
nominations are invited to attend.