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1'"M0THERS DArM^Br^
OBSERVED VTCAMP "Y'S
Sunday May 12* Will Be Marke
by Special Services in Horn
% t of Mothers.
"Mother's Day," wn:cn rrt: he ol
served throughout the United State
will be by no means forgotten at Cam
Greene. Soldiers stationed at th
camp will have an opportunity to a
tend a number of such services. a<
cording to an announcement by Re
W. T. Thompson. Jr.. religious wor
director for the army Y. M. C. A.
Sunday. May 12, the day set asic
IK,' for the observance of this day, thei
will be services In all of the Y. A
lit". C. A. buildings, both In the mornln
and evening. In the morfllOg the sei
rHjir vices will be In charge of the chai
Mr" lains. In the evening there will t
fly' special services arranged in honor <
the thousands of mothers all over t!
land who have sons in khaki. The "X
j|MV. buildings will be decorated by tl
wSf Charlotte churches. An effort is beir
made to schedule preachenj fo# thei
servioea who will have a fine aa
Interesting message for their hearer
Special music will be provided. \
|t jj ENJOYABLE SONG FEST AT
jg| "Y" BUILDING 102 LAST WEE
Ifr:A successful andvefy much appr
elated "song fest" was held at'
fltj. hut 102 on Tuesday evening, April 3
The program consisted of communl
singing, In which every one presei
EHgr took a part. All of the popular ar
M patriotic songs were enthuslastlcal
T sung under the able leadership of ]
BtS" Ward Milam, camp musical directo
1^. Interspersed with the group singir
Hla-' were a number of vocal solos rei
lK;- . dered by Mrs. Milam, Miss Rach
||Si' 8ummerrow of Charlotte and Corpo
al Davis, of the Fourth Motor Supp
IK* train. Mrs. Milam's clear high s<
|l??- prano voice and Miss "Summerrow
IPC rich contralto brought forth Storms <
IttV- applause.as they repeatedly re-calU
I?PC to sing. Corporal Davis was calU
>. . from the audience, and favored tt
audience with a tenor solo.
A feature of the evening was t?
Pfe. playing of Miss Myrtle Padgett. Si
" played the accompaniments for U
solos. After the regular program
soldiers crowded around the piar
iand had Miss Padgett play their V.
vorlte songs. The whole progra
jjj": was one of the best that has bet
given at 102 for sometime, and tl
p staff of that building nope to repeat
at an early date. ^
\ "Y" 10S BEAUTIFIES INTERIOR
Due to the kind interest of the 1
Y. P. U. of Charlotte; "I" 103 no
presents a very neat and "home:
appearance, paint and curtains ha'
* made the interior muffh more attrac
lve than it was formerly. By tl
way, this building has a corking got
bunch of "fellows,"^ hnd they are a
> ways on the Job. ^
A "SOUTHERN EXPOSURE."
i y'all got ' 1
VlK. OF C. TO BUILD MORE
.'V HUTS AT CAMP GREENE
I I * ! J n. 'IJ! A I I Dn.n
ia I nira ouiiamg vruweu?oaau
>r Hospital Hut Also Authorized.
Others May Follow.
A visit was made through Camp
Greene last Tuesday by Kobert Wolfe.
director of construction of Knights
of Columbus war activities. Mr.
'? j Wolfe visited the K. of C. buildings
I now at Camp Greene, and also mad?
I a general survey of suitable Bltet. for
^ J future K. of C. buildings! Before deI
parting he announced that a third
building would be in the course of
.e | erection within the next two weeks,
j and gave ipuch hope for a fourth
building to be started in a short time.
r. Owirg to the demands made upon the
j. I committee on war activities of the
)e | K. of C. by the government it nasi;
jf | been necessary to erect just as many I
ie buildings as general conditions of the]
" | camp woufd allow. At present it is I
ie i the purpose of the committee to erect j
,g buildings in all permanent camps, and
I it is with this in view that Director |
id Wolfe has ordered the new buildings
s. for Camp Greene.
It was also announced Sunday by]
John C. Manion, general secretary of
k K. of C. activities at the camp, that.
\ a building would be placed within the
\ . grounds occupied by the base hospital
this week. The K. of C. bulfdlng for
^ this site l#to be .of a smallerty^e and I
more in keeping-with the welfare ideal
e- as conducted within the confines of
r" a base hospital. Secretaries Wiggins
". and Kehoe have been placed In charge!
'y of the new building and they expect f
r.t to make this new home lor the soldiers j
id a most pleasant one and one most restly
ful for the convalesents and others at j
D. the hospital.
r. Mr. Manion returned Tuesday after
ig making a tour of the various camps]
j- | throughout the south and general
el | states. Mr. Manion inspected the K. |
r- of C. war activities especially in some
ly of the crowded camps of the south
j. i and on his return manifested an en- j m
a | thuslasm for zealous and active work I af
J which he desires, to carry on in Camp j
>d j Greene-that would be productive of i
id ' wonderful results. Mr. Manion intends
lejto work inceasingly on the buildings;
j at Camp Greene, and Immediately on (
ie his return summoned the various sec
le j retarles working, at the camp ana |
proposed njany changes and a quanta
tlty of ideas.
,o During the past week the following
changes were made from the training
m school of secretaries at Building No.
>n 1: W. W. McCullough was transferred
' e I to Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg,
it S. C., and Messrs. M. Gaudet and F.
Marlon are to resume secretarial work
v\ at Camp Johnson, at Jacksonville,
\ .Fla. ,
r v General Secretary Manion and his
^ subordinates at the camp are indeed
y grateful to the officers and secretaries
ve of the Y. M. C. A. Jewish Welfare
t- Worke/8 and other co-jgprkers at
ie Camp Greene for their kind words in
>d connection with the work being done
1_ at K. of C. Building No. 2. The many
praises from such genyemen dlsting-i
ulnhnd In this krork add incentive to |
the ambitions of the K.. of C. secre- |
tarles, and Mr. Manlon extends to alt g
his deep thanks and appreciation.
, THINGS WORRIED ABOUT.
(Contributed.)
The head of Dr. Darby, building
' secretary of 105, is mostly bald, as is
the cake with most or the heads of
that building. Sully isn't bald, but
was terribly worried all week for fear
that the whore force at 105 would be
quarantined for the awful malady so
that .he would have to miss school.
The Hebrew welfare workers, as
well as the K. of C., have a new "lizzie."
and betwixt and between them
It has been a constant dodge for the
rest of us. Wouldn't it be best if^we
all coulrf get a pass until they were
past the learning stage.
Mr. W. T. Thompson, religious work
director of the "Y," made a big hit at I
105 on Thursday night. He always!
says the right thing at the right time, I
and the fellows like him. Another I
thing you will find out about him, fel- !
lows, he is "some" afnlete, plays |
football, baseball, volleyball, basket-,
. ball, and anything else a man is sup-1
I posed to know how to plya??nd pin . ? j
better than the rest of us.
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CHARLOTTE,
We cordially invite the bar
and officers of Camp Greene.
Every courtesy and accoi
consistent with safe banking.
H. M. VICTOR,
D. P. TILLETT,
A. G. TROTTE
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