Dixie (AD 14) - Naval Cruise Book

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(Eliapl mns (B orttrr Protestant Divine Service Catholic Mass LCDR J. T. McDonnell, CHC The duties of our Chaplain are many and diversified. The more important ones include conducting Divine Services of his own church and arranging for services of other religions. He is assisted by his Protestant Lay Leader, Lt. Bitter, and his Church of the Latter Day Saints Lay Leader, John F. Reilly, MM 3. In recognizing the necessity of good morality, he lectures on character guid- ance topics to all hands. Much of this time is spent in giving counsel and guid- ance to those who have problems which they cannot solve themselves. Since good morale is a by product of good morals. Chaplain McDonnell does much in arranging tours, promoting athletics, and encouraging worthwhile entertainment. He also does much laison work with orphanages, schools, civic authorities and similar groups in each foreign port visited.

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Kidd. C. S. Pinder, B. W. Curtis, D. M. Watkins, S. B. Alt. A. H. McCarroll. P. J. Cunkelman, J. C. Jahelka, R. G. i ' Grant, C. M. Garner. D. G. Varnon, R. W. Brown. G. M. Hughes, P.J. Nofziger, H. E. Holyfield, J. G. Olinger, F. H. Trudo. I). P. Leyfert. R. LeVasseur, D.A. LaBlue. P. C.

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MARION SLANIS submitted by: Gary Good, SN ELIZABETH ANN Mc CULLUM submitted by : Jim Tyson, FN and A r court-