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THE CADUCEUS
CROSS Ar^D TRIANGLE
HARRY HERZFELD
J. H. DOWNIE
FINE RECITAL
HOME SURVICE WORK.
PRIVATE GETS AIDS IN VOCAL
PRO'GRAM.
A song recital of unusually fine
quality was given at the hospital “Y ’’
Tuesday evening, by Miss Maria Tor
rence of Gastonia, . assisted by Miss
Martha Morrow and the Base Hos
pital lyric singer. Gates, of the medi
cal supply depot.
Sec. Milam, of headquarters “Y ”
was in charge of the program and le^d
the chorus singing, the /program fol
lows :
Miss Torrence.
The Americans Come .... Fay FosteY.
Haddie in Khaki Novello
God Be With Our Boys Tonight.
A’ "I, Sanderson
Sweetheart from “May Time”
One Morning in May .. ..Brockway.
•My Love Johnny .... Irish love song
Merry Morning .... . .Sanderson!
Ana from Louise . . . . Charpentier
^ (In French.)
Sgt. Gates.
Sunshine of your Smiles
Baby’s Prayer at Twilight.
Miss Torrence has an unusually
fine saprona voice with quality and
^aj?^ ^ masterly
The program closed with a num
ber of choruses of popular songs
sung by the soldiers present and led
by Sec. Milam.
^ 'Jua joqm aeAo “n o
d-iOA ui aiuoq sum bojoj eogjo luam
-qOBiep aqi jo jjbh unqiuy Imodjoo
One of the departments of the Red
Cross in Camp Greene is that of the
Home service. Mr. J. B. Branch is in
charge of the department. His duties
are to acquaint the soldiers with the
priviledge of the Civilian Relief
Work; to follow up all letters address-
ed to the Red Cross about soldiers;
to find out what family worries are
on the heart of the men, and get the
home chapters to relieve the need-
to find out why allotments are de-\
layed get them moving. It is the wish
n .oTS™® service Department of
the Red Cross, Camp Greene, to find
out every case of a soldier in this
troubles at home so
that they can be relieved. All such
soldiers can come -to The Red Cross
Office near Liberty Park where he
will be welcomed and helped.
GOOD PROGRAM
EXCELLENT MUSICAL.
“THE LIFE BEAUTIFUL.
recently return-
ed from South Africa where he has
spent many years in the education
speaker of the evening at the “Y”
of the natives of that country, was the
o religious night, and took
entiled The Life Beatiful.” being the
manner. ^
of famous paintings which Rev. Bunk-
fifp stereopticon lecture
life of Christ, as shown by copies
er explained in an unusual cfear
preceded by some
nteresting views of Africa taken by
^ the speaker during his life among the
A small but an appreciative audience
enjoyed a concert of songs Fridas
night at the “Y.”
Captain Mary Francis Padgett a
diminutive little lady of six years’, in
the uniform of a captain, sang a num
ber of popular songs in a very cute
manner, and was roundly applauds
for her efforts.
Miss Rachel Siimmerow of Char
lotte contributed to the enjoyment of
the evening by the rendering of the
^Slumber Boat” and “Sunshine of
rour Smile,” in a particularly pleas
ing manner, and we sincerely hope fo
be favored with hdr return in the very
near future.
Miss Myrtle Padgett accompanied
the singers in an artistic and sympa
thetic manner.
REILLY SUNDAY SCHOOL GIVES
HOME HOUR.
A very pleasing Home Hour was
given at the “Y” Sunday afternoon
under the auspices of the Reiley Sun
day school class of the Westminster
Presbyterian Church, and led by Mr.
J. K. Kirkpatrick.
The program was as follows;
Song: Come, We that love the Lord..
A .. Chorus.
Prayer .. J. P. Kirkpatrick.
Recitation Nancy Bell Reid
•• Mes, J. N. Sloam
Song. A Soldier of the Crok . .Chorus.
Recitation Miss Sarah Dunlap
Recitation
.... ..Miss Willie May Kirkpatrick.
Miss Mary Allison.
oong. Come, Thou Fount of every
Blessing Chorus.
Accompaniments for the recitations
and songs were nicely played by Mrs
J. H. Armbruist, and Miss Grace Phil
lips.
Each number was well presented
and enthusiasticly received by the
large audience present.
K. OF C. NEWS.
LUKE NINETEEN.
Dr. Charles T. Martin, conducted
morning services
y text for his
^^® b. Strong
appeal to his auditors.
Tuesday and Friday nights are en
tertainment nights at the K. of CL
^^.t'tay night the entertain-
Jnent consisted of seven numbers
and moving pictures.
The new orchestra aflhe base hos
pital opened the evening program,
inis was the first appearance of the
newly organized orchestra in public
and th®y received great applause.
The other numbers consisted of
solos and recitations and a double
®^bging a new song enti
tled We’ll lick the kaiser if it takes
us twenty years.”
Next Tuesday will be moving pic
ture night and if possible there will
be musical numbers.
The pool tournament at the K of C
buiWing started last Wednesday
night. The first two to play were
John Landers of the Medical Sunnlv
and W. L. Kenney of the ■ Casual
Camp.
u ®, Sbme was very interesting,
both players keeping even through-
out th® game. Both men were rated
at 35 giving them a 15 ball handi
cap on the scratch men who are rat
ed at 50 balls. Landers won the
game by the margin of one ball the
score being 35 to 34.
There are thirty two entries in the
tournament and the mnners of each
pair plays the winner of another pair
Thus making it a sort of elimination
contest.
The first prize will be a box of
cigars and the second prize one hun
dred cigarettes. The names of the
pliers are posted in the building
and the games can-be played at any
time. Ihe sooner the tournament is
finished the quicked we can start an
other one.
SNAPPY FILMS.
Family
Skeleton a five reel drama was the
picture offered at the “Y” on Monday
night, and was a picture with,a strong
moral plot.
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