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Thursday Dec. 12 1957
THEATERS SERVICE CLUBS
TODAY
Theater No. 1 —THE ADMIR
ABLE CRICHTON Kenneth More
Diane Cilento.
Theater No. 2 —THE TALL
STRANGER Joel McCrea Vir
ginia Mayo.
Theater No. 3 —SILK STOCK
INGS Fred Astaire Cyd Charisse.
Theater No. 4 —THE DELI
CATE DELIQUENT Jerry Lewis
Martha Hyer.
TOMORROW
Theater No. 1 —RIDE A VIO
LENT MILE John Agar Penny
Edwards.
Theater No. 2 —THE DELI
CATE DELINQUENT.
Theater No. 3 —SILK STOCK
INGS.
No. 4 —APRTT LOVE
Pat Boone Shirley Jones.
SATURDAY
Theater No. 1 —SLIK STOCK
INGS.
Theater No. 2 —THE DELI
CATE DELINQUENT.
Theater No. 3 —THE TALL
STRANGER.
Theater No. 4 —APRIL LOVE.
SUNDAY
Theater No. 1 —SILK STOCK
INGS.
Theater No. 2 —APRIL LOVE.
Theater No. 3 —THE DELI
CATE DELINQUENT.
Theater No. 4 —BOMBERS B-
52 Natalie Wood Karl Maiden.
MONDAY
Theater No. 1 —THE TALL
STRANGER.
Theater No. 2 —APRIL LOVE.
Theater No. 3 —THE DELI
CATE DELINQUENT.
Theater No. 4 —BOMBERS B-
52.
TUESDAY
Theater No. 1 —THE DELI
CATE DELINQUENT.
Theater No. 2 —BOMBERS B-
52.
Theater No. 3 —APRIL LOVE.
Theater No. 4 —HEAR ME
GOOD Hal Marvh Joe E. Ross
Merry Anders.
WEDNESDAY
Theater No. 1 —THE DELI
CATE DELINQUENT.
Theater No. 2 —BOMBERS B-52.
Theater No. 3 —APRIL LOVE.
Theater No. 4 —PATHS OF
Glory Kirk Douglas ralph Meek
er.
SERVICE CLUB
ACTIVITIES
ACADEMIC DRIVE
Today Show Tunes Quiz
Night (U. S. Whoopee) Tripoley.
Tomorrow —"Know Fort Hood"
Open House Dial A Christmas
Disc Shuffleboard Toumey Movie
Shorts.
WIRTH'S
RESTMRMT
In Downtown Temple
s&s
CLUB
TEMPLE'S MOST POPULAR
NIGHT CLUB
Playing The Finest Of
Bands Nightly
For Your Dancing Pleasure'
We Cater To Private Parties
Shirley's Cafe
ADJOINING THE CLUB
OPEN 24 HRS. A DAY
For Your Convenience
OUR SPECIALTY: SIZZLING
STEAKS. SEAFOODS. FRIED
CHICKEN and A VARIETY OF
SANDWICHES.
FOR RESERVATIONS
Phone PR8-9700
BETWEEN TEMPLE & BELTON
L. S. SHIRLEY Owner &
Operator
LOCATED ON HIGHWAY 81
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Saturday —Record Roulette 200
or Bust Indoor Baseball Snoozin
Santa Social w-hostesses from Dal
las and Austin.
Sunday —Kaffee Klatsch Moore
Hi Chorus Semi-Formal Christ
mas Ball —Sports Arena No.
w- hostesses from Dallas Waco
Y Rosewood Center Temple
with music by Tex Beneke and
his orchestra.
Monday—Hit Tunes Star Pool
Tourney Card Night (Whist).
Tuesday Disc Jockey Ping-
pong Star Tourney Checker Tour
ney.
Wednesday —Christmas Star
Tunes Chess Tourney TV Fights
Tree Decorating.
BRIGADE AVENUE
Today —Playful Tunes Learn-
A-Game Night.
Tomorrow —Jazz Disc Check
ers Bridge Pinochle Monopoly.
Saturday —Disc Jockey You
Be the Judge.
Sunday —Coffee Call Semi-For
mal Christmas Ball —Sports Arena
No. 1 w- hostesses from Dallas
Waco Y Rosewood Center Tem
ple with music by Tex Beneke
and his orchestra.
Monday —Merry Melodies Pool
Tourney Ping Pong Toumey.
Tuesday —Chess Club Shuffle-
board Tourney.
Wednesday —Christmas Carols
Card Night.
BATTALION AVENUE
Today —Ping Pong Tourney
Hillbilly Band.
Tomorrow —Christmas Carols.
Saturday —Pool Torney Stop
the Music.
Sunday Coffee Call Listening
Hour Semi-Formal Christmas
Ball Sports Arena No. 1 w-
hostesses from Dallas Waco Y
Rosewood Center Temple with
music by Tex Beneke and his
orchestra.
Monday —Musical Notes.
Parade.
Wednesday —Discussion Night
Christmas Carols.
TEMPLE TEXAS
USO
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
Today —7:30 p. m. —Whist
Tourney & Xmas Card Designing.
Tomorrow —7:30 p. m. —Tree
Trimming Fiesta & Carol Sing.
Saturday —3 p. m. —Toy Work
Shop.
8-11 p. m. —Sock Hop.
Sunday —12 noon —Java.
2 p. m. —Recordings.
5 p. m. —Vesper.
6-10 p. m. —Family Time
informal entertainment.
Monday —closed.
Tuesday closed.
Wednesday —2:30 p. m. —Serv-
icewives Club meeting & Game
Session.
8 p. m. —Craft Class Toy
Workshop.
Vatican Film Slated At
Perpetual Help Meeting
Father (Major) William S. Stau-
dt Headquarters III Corps has
arranged to show a film on the
Vatican as educational entertain
ment to the regular monthly meet
ing of the Fort Hood Lady of
Perpetual Help Society.
The meeting will be held at the
Religious Education Cener build
ing 442 next Thursday Decem
ber 19 at 9:30 a. m. Refreshments
will be served after the busi
ness meeting and a door prize will
be given to a lucky member.
All members and interested
friends are urged to attend.
PURDIN'S
Worm Ranch
—FISHING TACKLE-
LIVE MINNOWS
CATFISH BAIT
HUNTING AND FISHING
LICENSES
1006 N. 4th ME4-7929
Visit
Veteran's Package
Store No. 1
AND
COWBOY'S PACKAGE STORE
TO GET THEM:
m''%s
Highway 190 all the way from Killeen to 15
east of Temple. (2 miles east of Rogers). Both
stofes are on the right hand side of the road.
All Brands Available
At Reasonable Rates
Veteran's Package
Store
Henry Steffka Doody Ward Elwood Raley
LittleTheater Plans
*Paint Your Wagon9
After One-Act Play
"The Captive Lark" a one-act
play by Don Miller a member of
the Little Theater of Fort Hood
will be cast at the group's next
meeting Monday. The play will
Meadows PTA
Holds Meeting
The Meadows School PTA held
its third regular meeting of the
year Tuesday afternoon Novem
ber 26 in the school cafetorium.
Brownie Troop No. 45 present
ed the flags and two Thanks
giving selections "Over the River
and Through the Woods" and "A
Thanksgiving Prayer" were ren
dered by the fourth grade chorus
under the direction of Mrs. Suzan
ne Mogen.
During the business session
Mrs. A. R. Pierce President
thanked the parents and teachers
for their support and cooperation
in helping to make the Halloween
Carnival a success. The six chil
dren receiving awards as winners
in Halloween Costume Parade
were given special recognition.
Mrs. Pierce also thanked the wom
en who helped with the X-Ray
unit on November 14-15 in Killeen.
Mrs. Sara Lane Dyche Meadows
delegate at the State Convention
of Parents and Teachers Asso
ciation held in Galveston Novem
ber 20-22 gave a very interesting
report on the convention.
Without a dissenting vote five
special projects for the school
were approved. In the area of
natural science two projects aim
ed at the enrichment of the
science program. Special science
books an aquarium an ant home
and a terrarium are to be ac
quired while a second project was
designed to develop and landscape
areas around the building to pro
vide a natural setting for units of
work on birds insects and plants
as well as to make the areas
more attractive. Other projects
included the acquisition of a make
up kit shades for one room and
three record players.
The feature of the meeting was
a special film entitled "Family
Circles" shown by Mr. Cook prin
cipal. The film illustrated the in
fluences of the home on the child
and how such influences affected
the child at school.
Miss Mary Sue Mize's fourth
grade section won the room count.
The December meeting of the
Meadows PTA will be held dur
ing the afternoon of Tuesday
December 17.
Regular ROAL
Meeting Held
A very pleasant coffee hour was
held at the home of Mrs. Edgar
Sanquinet at 906 Carlisle St. when
the ROAL ladies gathered for their
monthly social and business meet
ing. Mrs. John Deekens assisted
Mrs. Sanguinet.
The president Mrs. Maltby pre
sided for her last time as she
is leaving Fort Hood soon with
her husband Captain Maltby for
their new assignement in France.
The vice president Mrs. K.Donald
son will assume the Presidency.
Mrs. Glenn Bowen became a mem
ber of the group. Mrs. William
Chancellor and Mrs. H. McDonald
were guests of the club. Mrs. H.
McDonald won the door prize.
The January meeting will be
held on Friday January 10 at
the Officers' Club with Mrs. Ras
mus and Mrs. Fisher as hostesses.
Brownie Troop No. 44 took an
Adventure trip to KLEN radio
station in Killeen November 19.
Fourteen girls with their leaders
Mrs. Dukes Mrs. Triplett Mrs.
Anderson Mrs. Rooker and Mrs.
Oxford enjoyed the trip. The troop
was taken on a conducted tour
through the station and shown the
operation of the station.
be performed shortly after the
holidays.
The Little Theater Group will
meet Monday at 8 p.. in Building
3461 on Training Road between
Battalion and Brigade Avenues
off 172nd Street and near the hos
pital.
All military personnel and
civilians in the Fort Hood
area are eligible for member*
ship in the group and partici
pation in its activities.
Miller's play is described as a
Damon Runyonesque comedy
about a Broadway singer and a
pair of gangsters. In the cast will
be two women three men and a
young boy.
The Little Theater's first major
production of 1958 will be "Paint
Your Wagon" a musical comedy
about the gold rush by Lerner
and Loewe authors of "Brigadoon
and the fabulous "My Fair Lady."
Tryouts for "Paint Your Wagon"
will be announced after the holi
days.
At its meeting of December
9 the Little Theater elected
officers for the coming year.
The new president Is Geneva
Willard organizer and pro-
cer of the group.
The vice-president and secretary
will be A1 Martin and John Schu
bert respectively. An executive
Board consisting largely of pro
duction heads for "Paint Your
Wagon" is composed of Elsie
Breckenridge Rita Lee Neal Nix
on Robert Fitch Karl Johnson
Lee Gawryszewski and Don Mil
ler.
Officers' Club
Program
Friday —Jam Session at The
Hospital Annex from 8 p. m.
11:30 with music by the Modern-
aires.
Saturday —Informal Dance-mu
sic by Jimy Waide and his or
chestra.
Sunday -Buffet-Standing Prime
Round of Beef au jus .Chicken
Cacitori Steamed Rice and brown
gravy Snowflaked Potatoes But
tered Green Peas Frozen But
tered Brussel Sprouts Combin
ation Salad w-1000 Island or
French dressing Assorted Cheese
Tray Peach upside down cake
Hot Rolls and Butter Coffee Tea
or Hot Chocolate.
Sunday—FREE MOVIE-"Rusty
Leads the Way". Danny and Rusty
help a little blind girl to trust
her guide dog. This is a sweet
and lovable story. Running time
59 minutes. Movie starts 6:30
p. m.
Monday— Special in Tank Room
"Coke High" 25c hours 5-7 p. m.
Wednesday —No Game Night-
Cancelled until after New Years
Thursday —Happy Hour -V2
price drinks from 1700-1800.
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MAJOR GENERAL WILLIAM S. BIDDLE left III Corps and
Fort Hood Commander watches a demonstration of one of the
Post Quartermaster Laundry's giant extractors by Captain B.
G. Irby Quartermaster Field Maintenance Officer. Looking on is
Lieutenant Colonel William C. Feagans Post Quartermaster.
General Biddle made a tour of all Post Quartermaster opera
tions Monday November 25.
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When Pat Boone's latest picture
"April Love" (Twentieth Century-
Fox) opens tomorrow at Theater
Number 4 close on the heels of
Elvis Presley's "Jailhouse Rock"
Post movie-goers will have a
chance to cast their ballots in the
nation's number one musical bat
tle.
Shows for the entertainment of
troops by the Bob Hope show
have been slated for Pearl Harbor
Guam Okinawa Tokyo and Korea.
The Les Brown band will ac
company Hope and columnist
Hedda Hopper.
With the demise of Camp
Shows the entertainment picture
looked a little dark overseas. But
in a few short weeks the USO has
arranged shows that will hit prac
tically every area during the
holiday season.
Headed for some of the more
isolated locations of Korea Japan
and Taiwan will be the "Holly
wood Zanies" headlined by comic
Peter James and dancer Ruth
Foster. Other stars of this unit
will be the dance team of Kevin
and Colleen and accordionist
Margaret Tavora.
The well-known Johnny Grant
is headed this holiday season to
stations in Germany and France.
Johnny will be accompanied by
his usual bevy of Hollywood star
lets and stuttering comic Roscoe
Ates.
Headed for holiday shows in the
mid-Pacific will be a unit star
ring Barbara Whiting younger
half of the famed singing sisters
and actor Kent Taylor. Singer
April Ames and a dancing quartet
the "Double-Daters" will also
tour with this show.
The Whiting group is scheduled
for shows at Hickam AFB John
ston Island Kwajalein Eniwetok
Guam Philippines Taiwan Iwo
TEM-BEL
BOX OFFICE OPENS 6:30
SHOW STARTS 7:00
Sunday-Monday
Tuesday
The Sun Also
Rises
Tyrone Power Ava Gardner
Plus
The Queen Of
Babylon
Wednesday &
Thursday
Port Afrique
Plus
Zorak
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'April Love' May Help Settle
Boone-Presley Vocal Rivalry
Fan magazines have long
been promoting the so-called
rivalry between the two con
tenders in the jukebox king
dom. Actually showever
there is little resemblance be
tween either the backgrounds
or the musical styles of the
two singers.
Hope Leads Christmas Talent
In Overseas Entertainment Trip
New York (AFPS) Since
Christinas comes but once a year
a roundup of talent and glamour
worthy of the occasion has been
made for the entertainment of
servicemen overseas during the
holiday season.
Biggest name headed for a holi
day jaunt overseas is that of Bob
Hope. Bob's Christmas show ex
pected to be done in Korea will
be filmed for later telecasting in
the US. Final selection of the
Hope troupe has not been made
but "Ski-Nose" has never failed
to surround himself with glamour
for his service shows.
Jima and Midway.
Aiming for entertainment of
troops in the Alaska zone will be a
show headlining Collette Lyons
veteran comedienne hailed in show
business as "another Bea Lillie."
Glamour for this group is provided
by actresses Stormy House and
Lee Herron with laughs by comic
Bob Hopkins.
According to information re
ceived in New York columnist
Drew Pearson has scheduled an
other Christmas show overseas
this year to bases in North Africa.
Glamourous Lisa Ferriday will be
along and sports fans will be in
terested to know that the famed
Harlem Globetrotters will play ex
hibitions before performance of
the Pearson group.
Making another tour to the
Northeast Command will be the
singing group of George Washing
ton University the "Troubadors."
"Rolling Along 1957" the All-
Army talent show will be doing
shows in the Caribbean and North
Africa areas during the holidays.
JACKIE SHORE of Philadel
phia five feet tall proves tljat
dynamite comes in small pack
ages.
Thursday-Friday-Saturday
MAN IN SHADOW
Orson Wells Jeff Chandler
Sunday-Monday
JOKER IS WILD
Frank Sinatra Mitii Gaynor
Tuesday-Wednesday
TIP ON A DEAD JOCKEY
Robert Taylor Dorothy Malone
Friday-Saturday
APACHE WARRIOR
Plus
HELL ON DEVILS ISLAND
SUN.-MON.
THE PERSUADER
Plus
Footsteps In The Night
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Boone is a favorite of the egg
heads. Parents who are upset
about their offsprings' rocking
and rolling apparently take com
fort in the fact that Pat is a stu
dent at Columbia University and
at least according to his public
ists is considering a teaching ca
reer.
Presley's boosters.have said lit
tle about his educational back
ground. However they too
seem worried about the associa
tion between their boy and the ju
venile delinquency set.
There have been numerous
articles presenting Elvis as a
sweet hometown lad who is
misunderstood by everyone. A
few imaginative press agents
have even intimated that any
one of these days Mr. Presley
might give up shaking and.
rattling and enter the minis
try.
Whatever the truth in all these
claims it is certain that the
movie personalities presented by
the two singers are quite dif
ferent.
In "April Love" as in "Bernah-
dine" his first picture Pat Boone
is presented as the wholesome
type. Costarring him with Shirley
Jones (of "Oklahoma" and "Ca
rousel" fame) adds to the effect
for this young actress is the
very essence of the girl-next-door.
Furthermore "April Love" was
photographed on location in Ken
tucky's Blue Grass country the
heart of race horse breeding in
America.
Pat plays a Chicago boy
who gives up hot rod racing
in favor of harness racing
under the influence of two
country sisters Shirley Jones
and Delores Michaels.
Miss Michaels by the way is
the actress who made a consider
able impression in "The Wayward
Bus" as the neurotic young lady
who pursued the bus driver. It ap
pears everybody but Elvis is turn
ing wholesome these days.
"April Love" is filled with good
voices and new songs. The title
song of course is currently one
of the top recordings in the coun
try. Five other songs by Paul
Francis Webster and Sammy Fain
brighten the picture.
Judging from advance reports
even the Presley fans will find
plenty to enjoy in "April Love."
KYLE HOTEL
Blast Off Ball
Bids Going Like
Hot Cakes Here
The "1958 Blast Off Ball" Of
ficers' New Year's eve party is
giving every indiction of being
the high point of the Fort Hood
social season.
Members of the committee in
charge reported that tickets have
gone on sale at the Fort Hood
Officers' Open Mess and are also
available through unit represen
tatives.
A near stampede to obtain the
bids has occurred and club of
ficials are hopeful that the early
rush on the box office is indica
tive of a complete sell-out. Sports
Arena Numer one is being used
this year to accomodate the anti
cipated crowd. A ceiling of 500
tickets has been set and the pop
ular Omar McKim and his or
chestra have been booked for the
event.
Captain S. R. Paddock Club
Officer has advised officers who
are planning to attend to act
quickly in securing their reserva
tions. Once the 500 ceiling has
been reached it appears doubtful
that additional bids will become
available.
The Post Nursery in coopera
tion with the New Year's eve cele
bration has made special ar
rangements to remain open until
2:30 a. m. January 1. Reserva
tions should be made with the
nursery as soon as possible in
order to ensure accomodations.
The "Blast Off Ball" will be
formal however officers may
wear civilian formal attire dress
blues greens or pinks and greens
The party will commence at 9:00
p.m. and continue until 2 a.m.
Breakfast will be served from
1:00 a. m. until 2:00 a. m.
Colonel R. E. Clem and his
committee are confident that this
year's Officers' New Year's Eve
party will be bigger and better
than ever.
Sec'y McElroy
Sends Greeting
This is the time of year when
Christians throughout the world
celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ
The significance of this event in
terms of its influence for peace
and thoughtful consideration of the
well being of people everywhere
is historic beyond measure.
Sacrifice for others is funda
mental in the practice of the
Christian faith. Because of the
willingness of our Armed Forces
to make sacrifices in the per
formance of their duties this
Christmas will be one of more
assured peace. Because of the
vigilance of our Armed Forces
those peoples who exist in lands
where oppression is the rule are
sustained by the hope of eventual
freedom.
Whether this Holiday Season
finds you at home with your fam
ilies or at duty stations in the
United States at sea or in for
eign lands the prayers of a grate
ful Nation are with you for con
tinued success in your mission.
NEIL H. MCELROY
Secretary of Defense
SUNSET
SHOW STARTS 6:45
BOX OFFICE OPENS 6:15
Fri.-Sat.-Sun.
LOVING YOU
Elvis Presley
Plus Second Feature
TOP GUN
Closed December 16
Through December 24
YOU'LL BE
WELCOME TO TEMPLE
AT THE
KYLE HOTEL
CENTRAL TEXAS'
METROPOLITAN HOTEL
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Cooked Meals
Enjoy Wonderful Home
at Economical Prices
in our
Coffee Shop
Seating 10 to 400
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Page Three
Film Discussion
Sunday Evening
A 30-minute film "The Broken
Mask" will be shown Sunday
evening at 7 at the Brigade Ave
nue West Chapel.
Chaplain (First Lieutenant)
David A. Campbell invites
01
Presbyterian personnel on post
to attend and join in the discUh
sion to follow the film.
Chaplain Camp... o^..
the film and discussion theme
as "how prejudice keeps people
from doing what they know is
right." As the only Presbyterian
clergyman on post Chaplain Cam-
pell is anxious to meet his fold.
The film from the Department
of Missionary Education Board
of Christian Education of the Pres-
btyerian Church U. S. A. de
picts a group of college students
who live together but whose fam
ilies intensify problems of pre
judice.
Two new destroyer escorts soon
will bolster the North American
Air Defense Command's radar
warning network in the Pacific.
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Last Times
Mouse Of Numbers
Jack Palance—Barbara Lanf
Friday-Saturday
"Double Feature"
The Giant Claw
Jeff Morrow—Mara Corday
—Plus—
The Night The
World Exploded
Kathryn Grant—William Lesille
Prevue Sat Nite Sun.-Mon.
The Sea Wife
Richard Burton—Joan Collins
Tuesday-Wednesday
The Living Idol
(Steve Forest)
Last Times
Good Sam
Gary Cooper—Ann Sheridan
Friday-Saturday
The Persuader
William Talman—James Cralf
Sunday-Monday-T
uesday
The Tin Star
Henry Fonda—Tony Perkins
Starts Wednesday
Affair In Havana
Raymond Burr—Sara Shane
Tonight-Friday
Teenage Thunder
Charles Courtney
-Pius-
Carnival Rock
Susan Cabot—Brian Button
Saturday Only!
Dance With Me Henry
Abbott—Costello
—Plus—
Vera Cruz
Gary Cooper—Burt Lancaster
Sunday-Monday
Love In The
Afternoon
Gary Cooper—Audrey Hepburn
—Plus—
Blue Men Of Morocco
(Technicolor Adventure)
Tuesday-Wednesday
A Woman's Devotion
Ralph Meeker—Janice Rule
—Plus—
Al Jennings Of
Oklahoma
(Dan Duryea—Gale Storm)
PHONI1-4211
Tonight Friday-Saturday
"3:10 To Yuma"
Glenn Ford Van Heflin
—pius-
Badlands Of Montana
Rex Reason—Beverly Garland
Sunday-Monday
Beau James
Bob Hope—Vera Miles
—Plus—
A Face In The Crowd
Patricia Neal—Andy Griffith
Tuesday-Wednesday
Affair In Reno
John Lund—Doris Singleton
—Plus—
APACHE WARRIOR
Keith Larsen—Jim Davis
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