Colonel Westray Battle Boyce in the "Chow Line"
Women's Army Corps (WAC) Colonel Westray Battle Boyce (center) serves herself from the "chow line" accompanied by two unidentified members of the Women's Army Corps.
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Colonel Westray Battle Boyce in the "Chow Line"
Women's Army Corps (WAC) Colonel Westray Battle Boyce (far right) prepares to go down the "chow line" and a group of unidentified servers stand prepared to assist her.
Colonel Westray Battle Boyce Inspects the Food Kitchen
Women's Army Corps (WACs) Colonel Westray Battle Boyce (center) inspects the food that is served to the WACs at an unidentified location. Also present is Captain Mary Hallaren (right). The officer on the left is unidentified.
Women's Army Corps (WAC) Colonel Westray B. Boyce At a Coffee at the H Street Club
Members of the British and United States Army and Navy personnel are served coffee on Empire Day at the H Street Club. From left to right: Major Bernice Keplinger (WAC) from the Office of Education and Information of the Army, Subaltern E. McAdam, company officer of A.T.S., Lieutenant (junior grade) Ruth Hawkins of the Welfare and Recreation Office of the Potomac River Naval Command, and Colonel Westray Battle Boyce, Director of the WACs. Seated is Mrs. Henry Jewett, Member of the Public Relations Committee of the H Street Club.
Colonel Westray B. Boyce Enjoys a Coffee at the H Street Club
Members of the British and United States Army and Navy personnel are served coffee on Empire Day at the H Street Club. From left to right: Major Bernice Keplinger (WAC) from the Office of Education and Information of the Army, Subaltern E. McAdam, company officer of A.T.S., Lieutenant (junior grade) Ruth Hawkins of the Welfare and Recreation Office of the Potomac River Naval Command, and Colonel Westray Battle Boyce, Director of the WACs. Seated is Mrs. Henry Jewett, Member of the Public Relations Committee of the H Street Club.
Two Women's Army Corps (WAC) Cooks Make Cupcakes for the WACs Stationed in North Africa
Private Orean Cox (left) and Technician 5 Astrid E. Olson (right) bake cupcakes for the WACs stationed in North Africa.
Staff Sergeant Sophia J. Holloway Works in the Women's Army Corps (WAC) Mess in North Africa
Staff Sergeant Sophia J. Holloway examining the foodstuffs in the mess of the Women's Army Corps (WACs) in North Africa. Sophia had worked for 8 years at Black Hotel Coffee Shop in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma as a waitress and Cashier prior to joining the WAC.
Staff Sergeant Sophia J. Holloway in the Women's Army Corps (WAC) Mess Hall in North Africa
Staff Sergeant Sophia J. Holloway with a large drum of cauliflower as she works in the Mess Hall of the Women's Army Corps (WACs) stationed in North Africa. Sophia had worked for 8 years at Black Hotel Coffee Shop in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma as a waitress and Cashier prior to joining the WAC.
W. Averell Harriman During His 1959 Trip to the Soviet Union
Interior view with W. Averell Harriman standing on the right. The other man is unidentified. Exact location not given but Harriman may have been having a meal (breakfast?) while in the eastern part of the Soviet Union, perhaps in Karaganda, Kazakhstan. Charles W. Thayer accompanied Harriman as a guide and confidant on the trip which took place May 12 - June 26, 1959. Harriman went as a special foreign correspondent for the North American Newspaper Alliance (NANA).
W. Averell Harriman During His 1959 Trip to the Soviet Union
Interior view with W. Averell Harriman standing on the right. The other man in view is not identified. Exact location not given but Harriman may have been having a meal (breakfast?) while in the eastern part of the Soviet Union, perhaps in Karaganda, Kazakhstan. Charles W. Thayer accompanied Harriman as a guide and confidant on the trip which took place May 12 - June 26, 1959. Harriman went as a special foreign correspondent for the North American Newspaper Alliance (NANA).