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Thursday Feb. 17 1955
THEATERS SERVICE CLUBS
Ball
Ball
Bingo
Morrow
Morrow
Ball
NCO CLUB—Visit the TV Room
Ball
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Thursday February 17
No. 1—"Many Rivers To Cross" Robert Taylor Eleanor Parker and
Victor McLaglen.
No. 3—"New York Confidential" Richard Conte Broderick Crawford
and Marilyn Maxwell
No. 4—"Chief Crazy Horse" Victor Mature John Lund and Suzan
No. 5—"The Square Ring" jack Warner and Robert Beatty
ACADEMIC DRIVE—Shuffle Board Tourney Show Your Slides and
Dance Class.
162nd STREET—Name That Tune
BRIGADE—Cupid Archery
NORTH FORT HOOD—R-U-A Sharpie Nite
NCO CLUB—NCO Wives Club Meeting
riday February 18
No. 1—"Many Rivers To Cross" Robert Taylor Eleanor Parker and
Victor McLaglen.
No. 3—"New York Confidential" Richard Conte Broderick Crawford
and Marilyn Maxwell
4—"The Stranger's Hand" Richard Basehart Alida Valli and
flji Travor Howard
5—"Chief Crazy Horse" Victor Mature John Lund and Suzan
ACADEMIC DRIVE—Beat The Clock and Dance in Waco
162nd STREET—Jack of Hearts and Who-dun-it
BRIGADE—Find The Heart 1945 Heart's Dance
NORTH FORT HOOD—Shuffleboard Tourney
NCO CLUB—Joe Johnson Orchestra
Saturday February 19
No. 1—"New York Confidential" Richard Conte Broderick Crawford
and Marilyn Maxwe|I
No. 3—"Murder Is My Beat" Barbara Payton and Paul Langton
No. 4—"The Egyptian" Edmund Purdom Victor Mature Gene
Tierney and Jean Simmons
No. S—"Chief Crazy Horse" Victor Mature John Lund and Suzan
Ball
ACADEMIC DRIVE—Disc Jockey and Bingo
162nd STREET—Disc Jockey Show Chess Party Talent Show and
BRIGADE—Indoor Track Meat Can You Name This and Bingo
NORTH FORT HOOD—Disc Jockey and Defense Day Party
NCO CLUB—Joe Weidik Orchestra
Sunday February 20
No. 1—"New York Confidential" Richard Conte Broderick Crawford
and Marilyn Maxwell
No. 3—"The Egyptian" Edmund Purdom Victor Mature Gene Tier
ney and Jean Simmons
No. 4—"Captain Lightfoot" Rock Hudson Barbara Rush and Jeff
No. 5—"The Egyptian" Edmund Purdom Victor Mature Gene
Tierney and Jean Simmons
ACADEMIC DRIVE—Coffee Call Classical Hour and Talent Hour
162nd STREET—Coffee Call George Washington Quiz Mount Vernon
Open House
BRIGADE AVENUE—Coffee Call Chuck-A-Luck and Stop the Music
ORTH FORT HOOD—Coffee Call Bingo and Musical Quiz
bO CLUB—Sandy Sandifer Orchestra
Monday February 21
No. 1—"Murder Is My Beat" Barbara Payton and Paul Langton
No. 3—"The Egyptian" Edmund Purdom Victor Mature Gene
Tierney and Jean Simmons
No. 4—"Captain Lightfoot" Rock Hudson Barbara Rush and Jeff
No. 5—"New York Confidential" Richard Conte Broderick Crawford
and Marilyn Maxwell
ACADEMIC DRIVE—All games nite Pinochle and Square Dance Club
162nd STREET—Games Nite and Pool Tournament
BRIGADE—Shuffleboard Tournament and Cootie
NORTH FORT HOOD—Indoor Golf Match
NCO CLUB—Visit the Barber Shop
uesday February 22
No. 1—"The Egyptian" Edmund Purdom Victor Mature Gene
Tierney and Jean Simmons
No. 3—"Chief Crazy Horse" Victor Mature John Lund and Suzan
No. 4—"The Black Pirates" Anthony Dexter Martha Roth and Lon
Chaney
No. 5—"New York Confidential" Richard Conte Broderick Crawford
and Marilyn Maxwell
ACADEMIC DRIVE—Coffee Call and Washington's Birthday Party
162nd STREET—Dance Class and Hobby Nite
BRIGADE—George Washington and Abraham Lincoln Celebration
NORTH FORT HOOD—Pool Tournament and George Washington
Get-Together
Wednesday February 23
No. 1—"The Egyptian" Edmund Purdom Victor Mature Gene
Tierney and Jean Simmons
No. 3—"Chief Crazy Horse" Victor Mature John Lund and Suzan
4—"Hit The Deck" Jane Powell Tony Martin Vic Damone and
Debbie Reynolds
No. 5—"Murder Is My Beat" Barbara Payton and Paul Langton
ACADEMIC DRIVE—Ping Pong Tourney and Western Combo
162nd STREET—Square Dance Club and Ping Pong Tournament
BRIGADE—Pool Tournament and Patriotic Arragrams
NORTH FORT HOOD—Pool Tournament
NCO CLUB—Bingo and Music by the Four Naturals
Pan-hellenic Club Meets
Tuesday At Fort Hood
The monthly luncheon and meet
ing of the Pan-Hellenic association
will be held Tuesday at the Fort
Hood Officers' Open Mess
o'clock.
Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs. James I. Kilpatrick
Killeen 3938 or Mrs. Ellwood A.
Cook Jr. Killeen 12-426 before
Monday.
ELITE CAFE
It-'
Hwy. 190 Kay
First Methodist Youth
Group Invites Soldiers
at
Servicemen are invited to attend
the meeting of the Older Youth
Department of the First Methodist
church Temple each Sunday at
9:30 a. m. in the Blue Room of
the Kyle Hotel. A coffee hour pre
cedes the devotional lessons.
1
All members of national colle
giate sororities are invited to at
tend.
The evening meetings of the
group from 18 to 24 years old are
at 6:30 p.m. Sunday in the Friend
ship Room First Methodist church.
Plans are being made to hold a
banquet during the Easter hol
idays.
DRIVE-INN CURB
SERVICE
We believe you will like our
fast courteous curb service
the seme delicious food served
as we have in our dining room.
Open 4 P. M. 'Til 2 A. M.
CHICKEN IN BASKET
FISH FINGERS IN BASKET
OTHER REGULAR CURB
MENU ITEMS
Waheod. Manager Phone 9190
Lt. Walker Returns to Site
Where He Served 4 Yrs. Ago
First Lt. James W. Walker is
back at Fort Hood after an ab
sence of four years.
The surroundings of the 29th
Transportation Company (Army
A a a in an on S
Avenue are mighty familiar to
Lieutenant Walker unit command
ing officer. He served as a ser
geant with the Ordnance Light Air
craft Maintenance Detachment on
the same site from September 1949
to September 1951.
Lieutenant Walker Springfield
re vi us it
U. S. Air Force on the Berlin Air-
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LT. JAMES WALKER
J. D. Alger M. B. Alien W. W.
Anderson D. A. Barker F. R.
.Blankenship F. W. Boye R. P.
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NCO Wives
Club
The Non-Commissioned Officers'
Wives club held its monthly bingo
party last Thursday afternoon in
the club room of the NCO Open
Mess.
Hostesses were Mrs. Bobby Dick-
erson and Mrs. Emil Donoval.
The club members collected
6.51 for the Mother's March of
Dimes parade a house to house
collection. A letter of appreciation
was received and read to the
be on in he a
and pies donated to the Fort
S vi in
March of Dimes Campaign ($203
was collected).
Bingo prizes were won by Mes-
am W am
Way Alva Reams Richard Winn
Edward Le Melle El jay Gary
Charles Carrig and Salvadore
Contreras.
The Dime Drill was taken by
Mi's. Clyde Harmon while the door
prize was won by Mrs. Joe Simon-
son.
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THURSDAY & FRIDAY
February 17-18
ELIZABETH WIC**
•H'i* VAN JOHNSON
•U WALTER PIDGEON
OONMAREED
SATURDAY FEB. 19
"FOUR GUNS TO
THE BORDER"
Rory Cahoun Coleen Miller
(Color by Technicolor)
SUNDAY MONDAY
February 20-21
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TUES. WEDNESDAY
February 22-23
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IN CEREMONIES AT THE III CORPS commander's office last week Maj. Gen. Thomas L. Har-
rold presents Mr. Roy Smith Killeen president of the Heart O' Texas Council with Fort oHods an
nual contribution to the Heart O' Texas Boy Scout Council. Attending the presentation were left
to right: CWO Philip W. Foley Secretary-tearsuary of the Fort Hood Dads Club Lt. Col. Ralph
H. Elliott president of the Dads' Club Mr. Harvey Price Boy Scout executive from Waco Mr.
Roy Smith" General Harrold Lt. Col. Joseph W. Long institutional representative for the Boy Scouts
and Col. Carf W. Miller institution representative. The donation of $2500 part of the 1954 Fort Hood
Chest Fund will be used to further Boy Cub and Explorer Scout activities in the central Texas area.
U.S. Army Photo by Von Ludwick)
craft and with the Far East com
mand.
Arriving at Fort Hood last
month the 129th is the first Army
a a a in an a
to as he re
unit was formerly stationed at Fort
Sill. Okla.
The job of the 129th is to main
tain supply and evacuate all air
craft both helicopter and fixed
wing assigned to it. All unit of
ficers are rated Army aviators
and have attended the Army Air
craft Maintenance Officers' Course.
School Training
Enlisted personnel have received
training at the Air Force Main
tenance School San Marcos and
the Army Aviation School Camp
Rucker Ala. Further schooling at
he an or at on S
Eustis Va. has made the men
specialists in airframe repair elec
trical and instrument technicians
power train and transmission re
pairmen.
Some of the enlisted personnel
have also attended factory courses
on the Sikorsky H-19 at Bridge
port Conn. and the Hiller H-23 at
Palo Alto Calif.
First Lt. Wendell K. Krontz
Yonkers N. Y.. is executive offi
cer and aircraft maintenance of
ficer. Other officers are WOJG
William L. Novick Cleveland
Ohio assistant aircraft mainte
nance officer and helicopter pilot
and CWO Eugene O. Clapp Law-
ton Okla. technical supply officer.
M-Sgt. David J. Willard Fredonia
Wis. is first sergeant.
Officers' Wives Luncheon List
The Officers' Wives Club of Fort
Hood now has a permanent lunch
eon reservation list for the con
venience of its members. Please
check the following list if your
name should be there. For any
omissions or corrections please call
Mrs. T. C. Fitpgerald Killeen—
11951.
Brown T. L. Brown J. D. Bulls
G. Burch V. F. Burger C. W. Carl
son W. A. Chavet P. W. Clark
F. S. David V. K. Davis J. A.
Dix R. D. Drummond J. R.
Dwyer J. H. Dyson R. S. Eld-
ridge J. R. Ellingsworth R. H.
Elliott G. E. Ensworth M. E. Eu-
banks.
T. C. Fitzgerald D. T. Fogarty
L. J. Fremstad J. V. Galloway
L. V. Greene T. J. Henderson V.
D. Hendricks R. W. Herman. R.
C. Hunter R. A. Jones R. A. Ker-
ley E. C. Kobs J. N. Kopke F. E.
Kramer N. a us e B. J. Kul-
hanek R. J. Lapinski R. O. Lash-
ley R. Lassetter R. M. Lowers
W. S. McElhenny R. S. McGowan
W. H. McKenzie J. P. McRhoads.
R. H. Maerz. M. W. Mayer L. T.
Mayes R. D. Michel A. A. Miller
D. W. Miller F. H. Miller F. R.
Miller J. R. Miller O. E. Miller
N. P. Monson A. J. Moore. R. G.
Morgan R. L. Morgan P. M. Mor
rill R. Muldrow J. J. O'Brien P.
R. Palmer H. D. Parker C. A.
Peters E. R. Powell J. J. Pratt
H. C. Read W. T. Rife C. B.
Robertson B. A. Rutledge.
E. Y. Sanguinet J. T. Sheffey
A. H. M. Shehab C. R. Sparra
S. B. Spencer W. L. Stephenson
M. M. Susinna. F. J. Szymkowicz
S. C. Taylor W. M. Taylor J. S.
Thompson R. L. Thompson C. Ur-
banick L. C. Vaughn M. W. Walk
er B. T. Ward A. D. Webster
F. C. Weichel C. D. Wilson R. C.
Wilson.
THE ARMORED SENTINEL FORT HOOD TEXAS
Officers'
Wives Club
The Officers' Wives Club of Fort
Hood was given a preview of the
latest fashions and fabrics used in
home furnishings last Tuesday in
the Officers' Open Mess by Mrs.
Lorraine Brown of Brown-Sherrill
Company in Temple.
Mrs. W. A. Chavet club vice-
president introduced the honored
guest. Mrs. Brown displayed and
discussed the latest fabrics color
schemes and prints used in he
home. Suggestions were also given
the club members for making a
more attractive home in new
spring colors and arrangement.
The luncheon was sponsored by
the officers wives of Combat Com
mand "B" First Armored Di
vision under the direction of Mrs.
W. H. S. Wright chairman of the
committee. Tables for the lunch
eon which was served in the ball
room of the club were attractive
ly decorated by the CCB represent
atives.
Two door prizes were presented
by the Brown-Sherrill Company to
Mrs. Alma Henderson and Mrs. J.
H. Hoon.
Mrs. W. S. McElhenny presi
dent announced the beginning of a
contest for the selection of a name
for a monthly news bulletin to
be published upon completion of
the contest. A prize of ten dollars
in merchandise will be awarded
the winner. All entries are to be
left at the officer's club.
Mrs. Marion Walker will instruct
the Art class to be held each Fri
day at 1 o'clock in the officer's
club. All who desire to attend may
contact Mrs. Walker.
The first meeting of the Book
Club is scheduled for Thursday
Feb. 17 at the post library begin
ning at 9:30 a.m. Discussion and
review of the latest best sellers
along with some of the old fa
vorites will take place.
A course of Golf lessons are be
ginning and those interested may
contact Mrs. Alma Henderson for
further inform ation.
In March a tea and fashion show
will be presented by Saks of Waco.
More than 200 spring garments will
be shown ranging in price from
$10 to $400. The program is sched
uled to start at 1:30 p.m. in the
Officer's club on March 1. Models
will be from the Saks Department
store and several members of the
ladies club.
Monthly reservations for the
luncheon and teas may be made
by calling in the following man
ner: A thru contact Mrs. T. C.
Fitzgerald Killeen 11-951 thru
contact Mrs. J. V. Gallaway
Fort Hood 38-152 and S thru
contact Mrs. J. H. Dyson Fort
Hood 32-159.
First Armored Divarty
Wives Hold Luncheon
The Officers' Wives of Division
Artillery First Armored Division
attended a luncheon last week in
the club room of the Fort Hood Of
ficers' Open Mess.
Hostesses were Mesames J. W.
Thompson A. M. Holmsted J. Ar
nold E. L. Wells and V. C. Cain.
Table decorations followed a red
and white Valentine motif.
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MIDNITE SHOW SATURDAY!
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DOORS OPEN 11:30 P. M.
SHOW STARTS 11:45 P. M.
JAMES RUTH CORINNE
Challenging th« Klondike's mow
__ and tin and groodl
FAR COUNTRY
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starring
WALTER BRENNAN
A UMVfMAt-INTBINATIOWAt- HCTWt
Two Texas NG
Men Receive
Food Honors
Two members of the 36th Infan
try Division Texas National
a us to re iv is
watches for attaining the highest
grades in their classes during grad
uation ceremonies of the 4005th SU
Food Service School in the 268th
Street Chapel Friday.
Cpl. Bobby G. Marsh Ambulance
Company 111th Medical Battalion
36th Infantry was honor graduate
of Cooking Class No. 23. Sgt. Ed
ward M. Ellis Company G 143rd
Infantry Regiment 36th Infantry
received the highest average in
Mess Management Class No. 6.
In an address to the graduates
Col. Frederick W. Boye Jr. Com
an at a
Fourth Armored Division com
pared early Army rations systems
with the present systematic distri
bution. Lt. Col. Nelson Krause
school commandant congratulated
the men on completing the course
successfully.
Invocation and benediction were
delivered by Chaplain (Lt. Col.)
Gregory J. Lock. The Fourth Ar
mored Division Band played se
lections.
SHOW
BIZ
Motion picture and TV star Jack
Webb emceed the 27th annual Mo
tion Picture Academy Award nom
inations. All TV rights were sold
to NBC which televised. the show
nationally for the first time Feb.
12.
Paramount Pictures is the 1954
recipient of the Redbook Maga
zine's 16th Annual Award for hav
ing made the "most distinguished
contribution to the motion picture
industry in 1954." The magazine
cited "Rear
cited "Rear Win
dow" "Living It
Up" "Sabrina"
O
Wood" "The
Country 1"
and "The Bridges
at Toko-Ri." ...
The life story of
a a
strong contender
for an Oscar next
month has been j|
carried by 19
magazines includ
ing a five-page
spread and cover GRACE KELLY
in Time.
President Eisenhower was hon
orary chairman at the benefit show
ing of Columbia's "The Long Gray
Line" in Washington. The proceeds
went to the Soldiers Sailors Air
men and Marines Club there.
Universal International has
scheduled "Away All Boats" for
shooting in March. Based on Ken
neth Dodson's novel of the men
and ships of the Navy in the Pa
cific in WWII the studio will film
mock assaults on several Carib
bean islands by more than 150
ships and 10000 marines during
Atlantic Fleet maneuvers next
month. (AFPS)
Fourth AD Calls
For Show Talent
Girls wanted!
Would you like to be on the
stage? Yes! Then Special
Services wants you!
"John Loves Mary" a three-
act play is being presented
April 1 and 2. Fourth Ar-
mored's Special Services
needs girls to complete the
cast. No experience necessary
only enthusiasm.
Anyone on the post wives
civilians or military person
nel but especially women is
invited to contact PFC Charlie
Dickerson or PFC Fred Bur-
stein at the Special Services
Office phone: 44218.
Every traffic accident is the re
sult of one car failing to stop in
time.
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Show Tim* 7:00
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
February 18-19
"JOHNNY DARK"
Tony Cur+it Piper Laurie
it
Don Taylor
(In Technicolor)
ALSO SECOND FEATURE
"MISS GRANT
TAKES RICHMOND"
William Holder* & Lucille Ball
ALSO COLOR CARTOON
February 20-21-22
"MAGNIFICIENT
OBSESSION"
Jane Wyman
PLUS SECOND FEATURE
"PLAY GIRL"
Shelley Winters
February 23-24
"LITTLE CEASAR"
Edward 6. Robinson
PLUS SECOND FEATURE
"PUBLIC ENEMY"
James Cagney
REALLY "SCRAPING THE CEILING" is famous Henry "hot lips"
Busse trumpet player and leader of the Bussfe Orchestra which
appeared at the Fort Hood Theater No. 2 last Sunday afternoon.
The performance lasted about two hours and was sponsored by
HI Corps Special Services. In spite of the maneuvers which are
taking place this month the theater was well packed. Also fea
tured with the Busse orchestra was female guitarist Carol Kaye
of Hollywood pictured in the background. (U.S. Army Photo by
Miller)
Three 1st Armored Officers
Promoted To Rank Of Colonel
The promotion of three First Ar
mored Division colonels has been
announced by the Department of
the Army.
Silver eagles denoting the rank
of on el re pi
the first time on the officers last
week by Maj. General William S.
Biddle Division commander.
Those elevated from Lt. Col. are:
W 1 T. Baughn Harlingen
Tex. Division Staff Judge Advo
cate Lawrence V. Greene Drexel
Hill Pa. Chief of Staff and James
W. Sutherland Jr. Rogers Ark.
100th Tank Battalion commander.
Colonel Baughn is a veteran of
17 years military service including
8 7 on as in
Second World War he took part
in the Pearl Harbor Guadalcanal
N or he S on an
campaigns.
He has been awarded the Bronze
Star Legion of Merit and the
Temple
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214 S. 10th St.
THURSDAY FEBRUARY
17
11 a.m.—Servicewives' meeting.
8 p.m.—Whist tourney.
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 18
7:30 p.m.—Pantry party.
9 p.m.—Game carnival.
SATURDAY FEBRUARY
19
2-6 p.m.—Hobby shop.
8-11 p.m.—Juke box dance re
freshments.
SUNDAY FEBRUARY 20
10 a.m.—Java hour.
11 a.m.—Invitation to church.
2 p.m.—Classical recordings.
5 p.m.—Vesper hour.
7-10 p.m.—T ruth or Conse
quences.
MONDAY FEBRUARY 21
8 p.m.—Informal games.
TUESDAY FEBRUARY 22
p. m.—Washington's birthday
party.
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 23
8 p.m.—Cigarette games-prizes.
Win $150.00. Write an essay on
why you did or should enlist or
re-enlist.
TEMPLE
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SHOW TIME 7:00
Box Office Opens 6:30
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
February 18-19
"Rose Of Cimmaron"
Jock Buetel Mala Powers
"WHITE FIRE"
Scott Brady Mary Castle
SUNDAY & MONDAY
February 20-21
"PRESIDENT'S LADY"
John Mclntire Fay Bainter
"THE BIGAMIST"
Joan Fontaine. Ida Lupino
CARTOON
TUES.—WED.—THURS.
February 22-23-24
"FOREVER AMBER"
Linda Darnell Cornet Wilde
"Project Moon Base"
Ross. Ford Donna Martell
CARTOON
SHOW TIME 7:00
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
February 18-19
"BEAU BRUMMELL"
Stewart Granger. Elizabeth Taylor
"6 GUN DECISION"
Guy Madison Andy Devine
CARTOON
SUNDAY MONDAY & TUESDAY
February 20-21-22
"SILVER LODE"
John Payne Lizabeth Scott
CARTOON—NEWS
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
February 23-24
"LONG WAIT"
Anthony Quinn Charles Coburn
CARTOON—NEWS
Page Three
Army Commendation Ribbon. He
was graduated from the University
of Iowa.
Colonel Greene has 13 years mil
itary service to his credit 69
on of as be
overseas. He took part" in the Tu
nisian Naples-Foggia Rome Arno
Anzio and North Appenines cam
paigns during World War II and
has been awarded the Silver Star
and Bronze Star.
After his graduation from the
United States Military Academy
at West Point in 1941 he was as
signed to the First Armored Di
vision as a second lieutenant short
ly after its initial organization. In
1944 he was named commander of
the First Tank Battalion.
Colonel -Sutherland is a veteran
of 14 years military service which
includes 26 months voerseas. Dur
ing World War II he served in the
European and Mediterranean
Theaters receiving the Silver Star
with Oak Leaf Cluster and the Pur
ple Heart with Oak Leaf Cluster.
Prior to joining the First Ar
mored Division last summer he
served with the Military Assistance
Advisory Group at Brussels Bel
gium. He was graduated from the
University of Arkansas.
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