J
MoHstW^
Registrar’s Office!
Roily Baker is back with the boys
again after a sojourn in B-4 But why
that far-away look, Roily, and all that
restlessness.
* * *
Wm. E. Tate has also returned to
the crowd. B-4 did the “old Veteran”
♦ ♦ >l!
From all reports Sgt. Hyneman’s
English lessons will soon be disoontin-
Sarge
4c « 4;
“Georgie” Rose tried to enter the
confines of B-4 for intercostarnLral
gia, but m looking over the records he
round such cases went to Isol. 4. R’s
the mustard plaster that keeps him
hopping these days.
(By Sergeant Ray j. Derwort)
INTERESTING PLACE
8 ward seems to be the
center of attraction at the
Base Hospital since we
received nineteen of the
twenty three convalescent
—===== wounded from overseas.
Sunday was a banner day for visitors
I^^rsons com:
ing here to talk to the boys, to inquire
for ioved ones, and about thosrX
pathetic incident occurred that made
a very deep impression on all t”ose
who witnessed it. A father, whose Ln
had made the supreme sacrifice, came
here in the hope of finding someone
who might have a -last messagrto
deliver from his boy. Unfortunately
no one of these boys happened o
know him and the father left with
the tears welling in his eyes.
WISE AND OTHERWISE
Sergeant Toms, first sergeant of the
* 4c «
Arrivals for the week were- R„t-
ton. Brown, McPeters, Collier, Holton
Anders Lubin, Jones, Parker, Penne"’
Roundtree, Lowe, Sanders, Campbell’
Denney Bryant, McDonald, Goley and
M™ile, Jackson, Biddix. Antwfne
“TID-BITS”
THE CADUCEUS
GOING STRONG
^/®ket ball team
READY FOR SCHEDULE
It IS a pely looking bunch of basket
on^Tb^o V romping about
on the Y. M. C. A. basket ball floor,
down in Charlotte, for several weeks.
nil® H®*^ to represent the
base hospital in several contests be
fore spring have donned their new uni-
clas^*”^^^^ show of color is “some
Sergeant North has been unanimous
ly elected captain of the hard work
ing aggregaUon and expresses hopes
sweep all before
iL i® twenty of “beef” on the
team that has been holding the floor
for late practice and all that is needed
IS the smoothing off of a few rough
edges m team work and the outfit will
be ready for the big leagues.
address is just
Base Hospital, Camp Greene, N C is
managing the hospital team. He has
scheduled a practice game for to
night at 8:30 at the Y.- M C A and
Senior Clast’team
promises to be the hospital rivals.
Toohey IS anxious to hear from all
teams that desire a real battle.
17
CHAPLAIN’S CORNER
The season of the year calls our at
tention to a time-honored custom—the
Week of Prayer. It is the one time of
the whole year when Christians of all
sects unite their hearts and voices in
supplication for a common object.
The Week of Prayer originated in
1 in India, in
isbs. After three days of prayer, the
mission issued the following call:
Whereas, Our spirits have been
greatly refreshed by what we heard of
the Lord’s dealing with his people in
America, and further, being convinced
from the signs of the times that God
has still larger blessings for His peo
ple and for our ruined world, and that
he now seems ready and waiting to
bestow them as soon as asked; there-
fore,
Prayer will be the subject of the
morning sermon by Chaplain Rowland
Sunday, January 12, at 10:30. In the
evening at 7:15 Chaplain Moore will
speak from his experiences overseas.
Chaplain Rowland will conduct both of
these services at the Y. M. C. A All
are invited.
/-i
FRANCES KENNEDY
The Vaudeville Star of National Reputatioa, appearing at the
ACADEMY OE MUSIC
Mondayy Tuesday and Wednesdayy Jan, 13thy 14thy 15th