Word: barker
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Others in the party include, in addition to the Governor and General Miles, Dean Buck and Dean Chase, Capt. George N. Barker, head of the Naval Training Schools, Col. William S. Wood, commander of all Army Schools here, and Col. Hudnutt...
Presided over by Major Sherman Myles and honored by Lt. Col Conner. Major Clifford J. Heflin, Captain George Barker of the Navy, and Commander C.A. MacGowan, the ceremony began at 2:30 o'clock with a parade onto Andover Field. Led by the National Colors and the Coast Artillery Band, the new Student Chaplains, although lacking thorough drill in marching, reflected much credit on their superiors by their snappy performance in executing commands...
...arrangement is somewhat similar to that of the Naval schools here, under which both the undergraduate R.O.T.C. and specialized officer schools are under the command of Captain George N. Barker...
Starting with an informal gathering which lasted from 6 to 7 o'clock at which refreshments were served, the evening continued with a two hour showing of special films obtained for the Wives by Captain George N. Barker commanding officer of usual personal at Harvard...
...Brooks, Mrs. Bissell, vice-chairman, presided. It was announced that twenty Navy wives had registered with the Red Cross Blood Bank as donors. Following the meeting we were entertained by Miss Margaret. Voorhis, soprano, and Reginald Boardman at the piano. The services of these artists were secured by Mrs. Barker through Miss Ruth Hayes, of Boston. Miss Voorhis' selections consisted of foreign folk songs and several familiar American compositions; Mr. Boardman also entertained with a piano selection. Due to the enthusiasm of the audience the artists reluctantly consented to encores. It was a most enjoyable afternoon...