Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume], October 05, 1945, Page Page 5, Image 5

About Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946

Image provided by: Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records; Phoenix, AZ

                
5 October 1945
* Saturday night, October 6th - that 1 s
the date. Dance at the USO Club. Post
1 Band will furnish the music. Hostesses
from Douglas, Fort Huachuca and Tucson.
t The Ladies Club of the' USO sponsored
their first activity on last Sunday
night. Pvt. Clara hells was mistress of
ceremonies. The program committee under
the leadership of Mrs; Cecelia Paskler
worked untiringly to make the affair a
success and their efforts were duly re
warded% The guest of honor was Mr. Har
* vey Brooks,’ well known musician and com
poser for Hollywood studios. His piano
selections met with great applause. Ev
eryone present agreed that Lt. De Kalb ’
knows just about all there is to know
about a "fiddle". He was accompanied by
„ our own ace musician Lt. Stanfield who
also rendered several beautiful piano
numbers; The MAC quartet was another
highlight of the program and those girls
can certainly harmonize. Petite Pfc.
Clelie Pecot is truly an artist. She
kept the audience spellbound as she re
cited her interpretation of a dying
soldier; Cpl. Calahan, her accompanist,
did a magnificent job. Mrs. Amy Gath
ings can hit high "C" if she wants to
* as she has a lovely soprano voice.
Punch and cookies were served later by
Mrs, Houston, one of the club members.
A Night in Monte Carlo! That was last
Saturday night at the U3O Club. Roul
ette wheels, dart games and the whole
gamut of things that go along with a
night in Monte Carlo were played by the
gay pleasure seekers. Chips were issued *
free to play the games and were later
cashed in for prizes.
* Donestic employment for residents of
Fort Huachuca is handled through the
U3O Club both for employee and employer.
At present, we have three unfilled vac
ancies. If you arv= interested, please
stop in and make your application.
* Flease Remember:
1) That you*re’always welcome at the USO.
2) That our camera room,arts and crafts
* % room and other facilities are for
your use.
3) That this is your USO.
POSTSCRIPT CF THE APACHE SENTINEL
yi)
\ ,<J?\
. \ 8/
\ oJ/ie tat
.» .1 •. K v •-
! - ' *
j The highlight of last week*s activ
! ities was the Sunday afternoon musicale
’given at the Fry USO. It was enjoyed
, r by all. For details, see the USO news
on this page.
Mr. and Mrs* Harvey Brooks, noted
musician and composer from California,
and a group of friends were guests of
the MAC Detachment at Sunday dinner.
Pfc.' Kathe rine Phillips, WA G, and Sgt *
| Tomlin, MP, were given a wedding show
| er at Service Club No.l Thursday nite,
! on the balcony while below on the main
• floor, the GI Joes jumped to the music
• of the Post Swing Band.
j With'the discharge of "BLITZ", the MAC
mascot, the ranking dog in the area is
BILLY CROSS. BILLY looks a little under
fed to tackle such a big job.
With 34 points, many local MACS are
eyeing jodie clothes in the stores in
neighboring towns, anticipating dis
charge after November 1.
Post Theater No.l is frequented more
by MACS since the advent of free gratis
GI transportation.
AROUND THE FOjlT: Gene Jackson and his
Chow Hounds had the NOO Club rockin*
(Continued on Last Page Col.l)
[#SnL
Jggmm
"Just a minute, Connor. I think possibly you’ve
misinterpreted that pester.”
Page 5