Social notes recount town society and club events
Attorney and Mrs. Ralph O Dale host family Thanksgiving with Ralph O Dale Jr and other relatives. Genial updates cover military separations, hunting trips, visits in Portland and Bath, wedding plans for Miss Lilla Blackwell and Ernest King, Danvers and Becker College connections, and locals resuming winter residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilla Blackwell
Mary E. Blackwell
Portland
Ernest P. King
Howard E. King
Bath
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Sailor on Leave Visits Parents as Wife Recovers
Aubrey Steen, a U S N stationed at Newport Rhode Island, arrived Saturday morning for a weekend leave and spent time with his parents Mr and Mrs Aubrey Steen of Park Street. Mrs Steen is a Memorial Hospital patient recovering satisfactorily from a fall six weeks ago. Justus H Miller is the contractor for a large hangar being erected by Flyers Inc at Douglas Field Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Gowell
Huse Street
Memorial Hospital
Aubrey Steen
Newport
R. I
Park Street
Steen
Justus H. Miller
Flyers, Inc
Douglas'field
Brunswick
Mrs. White Leaves Tops ham for Chicago Visit
Mrs. Bruce M. White of Tops ham travels to Chicago to visit her daughter and son in law, Mrs. Frances M. Crouch, with her relatives Mrs. Howard Sylvester and Miss Anne Connors of Bangor accompanying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce M. White
Topsham
Rupert H. Baxter
Bath
Chicago
Daghter
Franklin M. Crouch
White
Howard Sylvester
Anne Connors
Bangor
Reverend Almand guest preacher at All Nations radio service
Interim Winter Street pastor Reverend Ashton A. Almand led The Church of All Nations Wednesday radio service on WORL Boston with the topic The Wonder of Words. Birth announcement notes Howard Reynolds and wife welcomed a son Gregory Charles at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton A. Almand
Winter Street Church
Church of All Nations
WORL
Boston
Weekend guests and staff shift as locals head south
Mr and Mrs William R Rogers motored back to Boston from Washington street after visiting his parents Mayor and Mrs Walter C Rogers of Washington street in the city. Robert E Mitchell left Detroit for a Ford Motor Plant job after a month with his father Horace Mitchell on Washington street. His wife Sgt Barbara Mitchell of the WAC Air Force recently discharged will join him there. Mrs Clifford W Piltz of Southport has closed Cove Cottage Inn and plans to spend the winter in Bath with Mr Piltz who works at Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence H. Small
Bath N Works Corp
Harold P. Small
Pacific
Air Force
Alice Barler
Margaret Benson
Chicago
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
New York City
Walter L. Wade
Lisbon
Bath
Albert Thompson
North End
Wade
Bath Iron Works
Mrs. Wade
Long Beach
Calif
William R. Rogers
Walter C. Rogers
Washington Street
Boston
Robert E. Mitchell
Horace Mitchell
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Plant
Sgt
Barbara Mitchell
WAC Air Force
Clifford W. Piltz
Southport
Cove Cottage Inn
Mr. Piltz
Mrs Haviland Torrey Visits Boston After Sister’s Operation
Mrs J Haviland Torrey of Middle Street traveled to Boston on Saturday to stay near her sister Mrs R C Samartin nee Marion Worrey who is a patient at land Baptist Hospital after an operation Wednesday. Mrs Worrey’s mother Mrs Herbert Worrey of Washington Street has word that Mrs Samartin is convalescing satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Flaherty
Emerson School of Oratory
Boston
Andrew Flaherty
Front Street
J. Haviland Torrey
Middle Street
R. C. Samartin
Marion Worrey
Land Baptist Hospital
Herbert Worrey
Washington Street
Samartin
Miss Harriman Visited Montville From Parents Home
Miss Margaret Harriman was a guest recently of her parents at their home in Montville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Harriman
Montville
Rockland School Board Reelects Laton Jackson
Mrs. Walter S. Glidden returns from a month with sister Mrs. Edith Weeks in Malden Massachusetts. Mr. and Mrs. D LeRoy Lord visited Mrs. Lord's brother and wife, Albion K Parris in Portland. H Laton Jackson, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson, reelected to Rockland School Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. LeRoy Lord
Upper Washington Street
H. Laton Jackson
Elizabeth Jackson
Shawstreet
Rockland
Poultry Feather Waste Recovered for Industrial Use
Millions of pounds of poultry feathers that were wasted or used for fertilizer can be saved for industrial processing by washing in a simple solution, unlocking a new use for a common byproduct.
Lend-lease Food Shipments to UK valued at $3.19 billion
The United States supplied food under lend-lease to the United Kingdom from March 1941 through April 1945 totaling 3.1858 billion dollars in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Winter Street Men’s Club Hosts Scouts Meeting
Winter Street Men’s Club met Thursday evening hosting the Boy Scouts of the church with President Clinton D. Wilson presiding. Harmon Smith discussed Scout training and the Eagle Court of Honor set for December 13 at the High School. District Commissioner Edwin R. Andrews praised the Scouts and presented the charter for the tenth year. Scoutmaster George Hastings reviewed the year’s work. Henry D. Small showed winter sports films, including skating, stilts, windjammer yacht racing off California and skiing. Fred Higgins will chair the December 13 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street Men's Club
Boy Scouts of the
Clinton D. Wilson
Harmon Smith
Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Organization
Edwin R. Andrews
George Hastings
Winter Street
Henry D. Small
California
Fred Higgins
Thimble Club Meeting Plans Christmas Party
Mrs Elmer Blake hosted the Thimble club on a Wednesday evening with members including Mrs Frank MacDonald Mrs Louis Sonia Mrs Fenton I Moore Mrs Earl Coombs Mrs Walter James Mrs Lloyd Hooker Mrs Donald Stewart Mrs Raymond Palmer Mrs Chester MacKenzie Mrs Russell Kenney and Mrs Robert Jewell. Sewing filled the night and plans were made for a Christmas tree and party to be hosted by Mrs Walter James on Drummond Street. The next meeting will be with Mrs Loyd Hooker at 1009 Middle Street on Wednesday evening. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Blake
Thimble Club
Frank MacDonald
Louis Sonia
Fenton I. Moore
Earl Coombs
Walter James
Lloyd Hooker
Donald Stewart
Raymond Palmer
Chester MacKenzie
Russell Kenney
Robert Jewell
Drummond Street
Loyd Hooker
Middle Street
Free Will Workers Christmas Sale Nets Good Sum
Free Will Workers of Corliss Street church held a successful Christmas sale at South Enq P. T. A. rooms last Wednesday, netting a considerable amount for the treasury. An assortment of aprons, fancy and useful articles, cooked and canned foods, novelties and more were sold. Nellie Hunt chaired the event, with tea served by Orris Ames, Arthur Berry and Grace Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street
South Enq P. T. A
Treasury
Nellie Hunt
Orris Ames
Arthur Berry
Grace Block
Inner Wheel Meeting Plans Transatlantic Links
Inner Wheel met Thursday at 1.30 at Mrs. Ralph Pinkham 151 North street with 21 present. Mrs. Charles B. Doyle led the business as secretary read a greetings letter from a Devon district and a membership certificate from Great Britain naming Bath club Overseas No. 1. Plans aim to unite Rotary women across the Atlantic. Bath district 193 covers parts of Canada and New England. The next meeting will be December 13 at Mrs. Rupert Irvine’s North street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inner Wheel
Ralph Pinkham
North Street
Rupert Irvine
James Clappison
Charles B. Doyle
Devon
England
Great Britain
Association of Inner Wheels
Bath Club
Rotary
Atlantic
Bath Iuner Wheel
Canada
Massachusetts
Maine
Inner
Nightingale Club Holds Meeting After Lobster Salad Supper
Nightingale club met Wednesday of last week at Mrs. E Footer's upper High street after a lobster salad supper at Winter Street church. A table was reserved and all members attended. Mrs J Arthur Burgess MacDonald reported on the baked bean supper at Central parish house that raised a generous amount for the treasury. Mrs Herbert Cavanaugh, secretary, noted she sent thanks to donors and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nightingale Club
E. Footer
Upper High Street
Winter Street
J. Arthur Burgess
Central Parish House
Treasury
Herbert Cavanaugh
Plans for Memorial hospital project and Christmas meeting
The club discussed plans for a Memorial hospital ward curtaining project hoped to begin soon. A social hour followed with games and refreshments. The next meeting will be the Christmas supper and tree with Mrs. Ralph O Dale and Mrs. John Freeman as co hosts on Middle Street. Names were drawn for the tree and the meeting is planned for December 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Ralph O. Dale
Middle Street
John Freeman
Beta Sigma Phi Plans Christmas Sale And Dessert Bridge
Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Turpie's High street with many members present. Plans were finalized for the Christmas sale at the Cosmopolitan club and a dessert bridge while inviting the public, though tables for cards were filled. A benevolent project was organized with a committee including Linwood Haynes Nathan Watson and Eleanor Danforth. Raffle prize went to Roland Trott and the cultural program on People was led by Stanley Hatch John Greene and Earl Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Nathan W. Watson
William H. Daley
John A. Greene, Jr
Jean Danforth
Linwood Haynes
Stanley Hatch
Harmon Eliason
Barbara Kenney Thompson
Greene
Nathan Watson
Eleanor Danforth
Roland Trott
Earl Wade
Meeting of W. C. T. U. Held at Miss Besaw's Home
The annual W. C. T. U. roll call met Tuesday afternoon at Miss Mary Besaw's High street home. Mrs. Martha Watson spoke on Overcoming Handicaps. Devotionals by the president on Thankfulness. Christmas party planned for Dec 11 at Mrs. Nellie Brown's 9 Deering street. Besaw to lead devotional. Mrs. Theresa Hill to present program. Members to bring wrapped gifts and candy. Refreshments by the hostess and Mrs. Nella Stover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Besaw
High Street
Martha Watson
Woolwich
Nellie Brown
Deering Street
Theresa Hill
Nella Stover
Ocho Club Plans Rummage Sale At Pearl Street
The Ocho club met with Mrs. John Sonia of Washing ton street to arrange a rummage sale Saturday at 1 p m at 64 Pearl street. Planned items include clothing shoes toys and more. Members named include Mrs Walter MacNaughton Mrs Donald Perry Mrs Edward Lee Jr Mrs Elford A Stover Mrs Charles Lee Mrs Paul Stinson Mrs Henry Mank and Mrs John Sonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qcho
John Sonia
Washington Street
Pearl Street
Walter MacNaughton
Donald Perry
Edward Lee, Jr
Elford A. Stover
Charles Lee
Paul Stinson
Henry Mank
Girl Scout Leaders Meet For Winter Plans In Brunswick
Girl Scout Leaders association met Wednesday of last week at 7 30 with Mrs. Stanley Hunter Brunswick road. Main topic was winter troop activities including selling Christmas seals at the post office distributed by Mrs. Wilmer Voorhees. December 23 troops will visit the Old Folks Home to sing carols. December 13 senior troop led by Mrs. Nostall will sponsor a tea at Mrs. Parker’s Summer street four and six. Tickets from Mrs. Nostall or Mrs. Parker. The leaders heard Hon. Donald N. Small on City Government and Miss Collins on the Augusta conference. Next meeting December 19. Refreshments by Mrs. Hunter. Attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Leaders Association
Stanley Hunter
Brunswick Road
Wilmer I. Voorhees
James Nostall
John Parker
Summer Street
Noftall
Parker
Donald N. Small
Harry Collins
Augusta
Hunter
J. Russell Grant
R. Clinton McFadden
Louis A. Dole
John Labbe
John Henderson
Percy Low
Joseph Epstein
Bath Odd Fellows Meet Honored by Grand Master Visit
Lincoln lodge I O O F of Bath hosted D D Grand Master George Turner last week. The initiatory degree was exemplified in a brief ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Lodge I. O. O. F. of
Bath
D. D
George Turner
Presentation of Past Grand Jewel to Cardosi
Past Grand Domenic Cardosi received the past grand’s jewel in a ceremony conducted by D. M. G. M. Turner.
Bath Community Center to Open Under Community Control
The Recreation commission and newly formed Community Controlled Operation committee of the USO met to discuss transitioning the current setup to a community controlled operation. The hall will be renamed Bath Community Center and operate for at least two months under city council financial provisions. Further program details will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Commission
USO
Bath Community Center
St Marys Guild Seeks Christmas Sale Helpers at Parish Hall
St Marys Guild of Grace church met for an all day session at the parish house to sew items for the Christmas sale and plan a public supper on December 11. A box lunch was served. Committees cover supper dining room and sale crafts with names listed for aprons cooked foods greens gifts and tickets available from guild members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Church
Parish House
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Walter Hill
Annie Manuel
Lawrence Thayer
Philip Foster
Fred D. Hill
Kenneth Brown
Ellen Ryall
Robert Jewell
Farley Mayo
Russell Phinney
Florence Campbell
Herbert Calderwood
Arline Troop
Harry B. Briggs, Jr
Gerald Atkinson
Warren Hawley
Thomas Aikenhead
Katrina Vamvakias
Edward
Mizpah Class Rummage Sale Planned at Vestry
Mizpah class of the First Baptist Church met last Tuesday evening with president Mrs. J Russell Grant. They planned a rummage sale in the vestry Monday at two in conjunction with a baked bean supper. Donations may be left at the church or with Mrs. Elton L Pinkham at 33 Liberty Street. A social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
J. Russell Grant
Liberty Street
Elton L. Pinkham
Whatsoever Club Met at Hyde Park Terrace Hall
The Whatsoever club met at the Community hall Hyde Park Terrace on November 27 with Mrs Goody presiding. Sixteen members and three visitors attended. After business lunch was served by Mrs Carlyle and Mrs Conzanley. The evening was spent knitting and crocheting. The next meeting will be Tuesday evening with Mrs Darling and Mrs Clouse as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park Terrace
Goody
Carlyle
Conzanley
Winter Street Aid Holds Postponed Meeting in December
Ladies' Aid of Winter Street church met Friday afternoon with 35 members present. The group heard a report on the Christmas fair and supper by Miss Alice Varney. Wreath orders from Mrs. Joseph O. Purdue can be picked up December 15 at the parsonage. The roll call is set for Friday at 7 30. A large box was prepared for the Seacoast Mission containing warm coats and other apparel, plus a $25 check. Hostesses included Mrs. William Potter and others. a social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of
Winter Street
Addison F. Pendleton
Edgar Hatch
Raymond Powers
Seth Stewart
Harry Huse
Winchester
Alice Varney
Joseph O. Purdue
Seacoast
William Potter
Milton C. Trott
Harry F. Morin
Wilbra Billings
Alice Shorey
Beacon Street Woman's Society Elects Officers
The Beacon Street church Woman's Society of Christian Service met in the vestry with hostesses Mrs Clifton Yedford Mrs Irving Varney Mrs Mattie Bachelder and Mrs Kate Clark. Devotions led by Mrs Paul Moore, piano by Mrs Charles L Kinney. A nominating report was read and all officers were elected. Christmas sale and supper planned for Wednesday with sale at 2 30 and supper at six. Pastor Rev Charles S Kinney announced evangelism crusade plans for Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday next week. New Year's tree and party discussed with Mrs William J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Beacon Street Church
Clifton Yedford
Irving Varney
Mattie Bachelder
Kate Clark
Paul Moore
Charles L. Kinney
Charles S. Kinney
William J
Bath group to entertain veterans at Togus
Under the Camp and Hospital Council of the American Red Cross a group of pupils from Charlotte's School of Dancing will present an entertainment for veterans at Togus Friday evening. Returned veteran Bob Allen will join as a comedian. Six year old Sandra Sprangle will headline after a notable U.S.O. Talent show. Charlotte will accompany the group on piano assisted by 16 performers with a planning committee led by Mrs. Warren F. Hawley, Mrs. Frederick D. Hill, and Mrs. Bernard Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At Camp and Hospital Council of the American Red Cross
Charlotte’s
School of Dancing
Togus
Bob” Allen
Sandra Sprangle
Charlotte
Warren F. Hawley
Frederick D. Hill
Bernard Knight
Social gathering at Craft hosted by Mrs Kinney circle
On January 7 at 1185 Washington street a social meeting featured Miss Nellie Webber assisting, an exchange of gifts, and a social hour with refreshments by hostesses. Attendees included Mrs. Charles L. Kinney, Mrs. Clifton Tedford, Mrs. Charles I. Madden, Mrs. Paul Moore, Mrs. Katie Clark, Mrs. Leland Plummer, Mrs. Milton Douglas, Miss Bessie Clark, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craft
Washington Street
Nellie Webber
Charles L. Kinney
Clifton Tedford
Charles I. Madden
Paul Moore
Katie Clark
Leland Plummer
Milton Douglas
Bessie Clark
Fred Pinkham
Blanche Locke
Arthur Packard
Irving Varney
Minnie Eldridge
Roger Pierce
William Shea
Edward St. Martin
Minnie Given
Louis Young
Margaret Wilson
Clarence Ring
Orange
Leeman Drake
Cobb
Mrs Kinney Hosts Sunday School Doll Party
Mrs Charles L Kinney entertained her Bath Sunday school class at the Beacon Street church parsonage on Monday afternoon. The first class of girls in five years enjoyed games around the dining room table and quiz contests. A doll exhibit was kept from the Good Will club show in Woolwich, and each girl received a holiday basket with candies and nuts. Participants included Gay Bonney, Nancy Pratt, Carolyn Herrin, Jane Homan, Nancy Spear, Charlene Sinclair, Diane Spear, Evelyn Norris, Shirley Rogers, Patricia Carpenter, Patricia Robinson, Henrietta Wilkins, Judith Mank, and Dorothy Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Kinney
Beacon Street
Kinney
Bath
Gay Bonney
Nancy Pratt
Carolyn Herrin
Jane Homan
Nancy Spear
Charlene Sinclair
Diane Spear
Evelyn Norris
Shirley Rogers
Patricia Carpenter
Patricia Robinson
Henrietta Wilkins
Judith Mank
Dorothy Robinson
Dramatic Club Votes for Three One Act Plays
The Dramatic club met on November 27 and voted to stage three one act plays titled Hurricane Hill Poor Man Rich Man and District Contest. Members praised Brunswick High school’s play while guest speaker Mrs. Carl G. French spoke on dramatics and Providence Rhode Island group The Players describing their week long production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurricane Hill
Brunswick High School
Carl G. French
Providence
R. I
Central Church League Christmas Sale At Par ish House
Central Church League conducted a successful Christmas sale at the parish house on Monday afternoon featuring cooked foods jellies pickles greens and various articles. A Christmas supper with chicken pie mashed potato squash cranberry relish hot rolls mince and squash pie will be served Monday evening with remaining novelties and fancy items on sale. The supper committee includes Mrs. George Moses Mrs. Horace Morse Mrs. Marius Page Mrs. Rudolph McRae Mrs. Osepomrs Gardiner Deering Mrs. Dana McIntire and Mrs. Arthur L. Pratt with Mrs. William H. Daley in charge of the dining room and assistants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Central Church
George Moses
Horace P. Morse
Marius Page
Rudolph McRae
Osepomrs. Gardiner Deering
Dana McIntire
Arthur L. Pratt
William H. Daley
Arthur Brown
Harold E. Brown
Carl Stinson
Ethel Blake
J. Haviland Torrey
Howard Steen
Lawrence Lord
Clyde Mallet
Cosmopolitan Club Christmas Sale and Supper Big Success
Annual Cosmopolitan club sale and chicken pie supper drew crowds Saturday from 5:30 to 7:30 PM. Mrs Lawrence Lord led as general chair. numerous volunteers organized novelty, White Elephant, Mystery, apron, and Greens tables and dining room service.
Lionesses to Meet at Odd Fellows Hall
A column notes the Lionesses convening at Odd Fellows Hall with Lieut. Haskell as the guest speaker. It highlights her wartime service in the China-Burma Campaign, her writings on North Africa, travels to the Riviera and Luxembourg, and her time at Walter Reed Hospital after injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODD Fellows Hall
Cassarine Pass
Riviera
Luxembourg
Haskell
North Africa
Walter Reed Hospital
Lieut
Colombia the second largest cacao producer in Latin America
Colombia ranks as the second largest cacao producer in Latin America, highlighting its significant role in regional cultivation and export markets. The country continues to expand planting areas and diversify cacao varieties to meet growing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
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