Morse High Court Team Faces Maine's Fastest Schoolboy Quintets
Morse high school's 1934 35 basketball schedule announced as the Kennebec Valley League debuts. Morse meets Winslow Lewiston Cony Cheverus Bridgton Academy Waterville Rockland and more in 14 game slate. Early season tests at Bath and state rivals loom with two potential date shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Shipping City
Maine
Bridgton Academy
Kents Hill
Blue
Winslow High
Red Raiders
University of Maine
Lewiston
Bates College
Cony High
Augusta
Cheverus
Fighting Irish
Rockland High
Waterville
Elm City
Morse
Cony
Winslow
Central Maine
Rockland
Bath
South Portland
Ollie Berg
High School Alumni Sponsor Card Party and Dance
Bath area high school alumni host a Monday card party and dance in Morse high school gym on December 17 to fund the tennis court project. Proceeds cover the court debt and support two new public courts for city youths. Event begins at 8:30 PM with tables reservable by calling the listed association officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Bath High School Alumni Association
Blair C. Wilson
Association
Herbert Calderwood
Gardiner R. Deering
Leslie Wold
James Dunton
Albert Noyes
Hiram Stevens
Clinton Wilson
Carolyn M. Stackpole
Bath Ponds Dotted with Skaters Sunday
Hundreds of youngsters and many adults crowded Bath area ponds as Friday and Saturday's freeze created two to three inch ice. The Mill pond drew over 200 skaters with fires along shore. Oak Grove cemetery ponds, Cat pond, Frog pond, and Whiskeay Lake also saw activity despite lighter crowds. Weather may sustain skating for a few more days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Oak Grove
Lisiu
Information sought on missing man James McLaughlin
Mrs Sam Scott of Richfield Springs New York asks for any details on the whereabouts of James McLaughlin last known to be at a Bath rooming house She asks contact through City Marshal Walter L Whitney and notes concern for his family including his son and mother in law without further specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Scott
Richfield Springs
N. Y
James McLaughlin
Bath
Moss
Scott
Walter L. Whitney
Tardiff to headline Friday boxing card at Arcade arena
Fresh from a win over Pancho Villa of Waterville K O Tardiff Brunswick fistic idol will top Friday night’s boxing card at the Arcade arena against Golfball Bernard of Portsmouth N H Also on the five fight bill new price scale starts Dyna mite Lucier returns to Bath to face Young Bernier of Lisbon Falls and Young Gordon Garnett of Bath is slated for a second bout with an opponent to be announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pancho Villa
Waterville
K. O. Tardiff
Brunswick
Arcade Arena
Golfball Bernard
Portsmouth
N. H
Bernard
Paul Junior
Paris Apice
Steve Salek
Younng Hurd
Dynamite Lucier
Bath
Young Bernier
Lisbon Falls
Gordon Garnett
Flying Spark Causes Fire At Wesley Church Roof
A spark landing on dry shingles sparked a roof fire at Wesley Church Sunday morning. Firefighters arrived from box 23 at 8 10 and, using chemicals, halted the blaze without water. The hole was patched with canvas and Andrew M Butterfield was chosen to meet with insurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Box 23
Andrew M. Butterfield
Fireside Club discusses war topics at winter street meeting
Nicholas Vamvaklas received a rising vote of thanks for leading a discussion on War. About 30 members addressed dictatorship versus democracy pacifism versus preparedness and big navy versus little navy. Next Sunday Miss Jeannette Shackford will discuss What Can Prayer Do for Us. Refreshments were provided by Ivan Kirkpatrick Nicholas Vamvakias Warren McNeil Richard Farnham and Franklin Hallowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Vamvaklas
Winter Street
Jeannette F. Shackford
Ivan Kirkpatrick
Nicholas Vamvakias
Warren McNeil
Richard Farnham
Franklin Hallowell
Mrs Sewall Addresses Young People At Grace Church
Mrs Sumner Sewall spoke to the Young People’s Fellowship at Grace church parish house on Sundays on changes in Russia. She traced the loss of religious faith among the people, noting atheism’s empty appeal and urging continued church involvement. Questions followed. refreshments were provided by Mrs Arthur Sewall II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
Grace Church Parish House
Russia
Arthur Sewall II
School Finance Survey Details Retail Tax Impacts
A continuation of the school finance survey analyzes retail tax bases from 1929 data, noting a 30 percent sales decline and estimated evasion. It outlines bases for taxation with foods excluded, then progressively excluding foods fuel and clothing, showing per cent yield from retail sales taxes and final figures for each scenario.
Final arrangements for bridge party at Colonial club
Final arrangements for the bridge party at the Colonial club rooms Thursday afternoon at 2 30 were made by the committee and chairman Mrs Allan Spear Pearl street Nearly 30 tables are reserved and attendance is expected to reach about 150 Reservations may be made by calling Mrs Carl C Anderson Players should bring cards covers and pencils
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club Rooms
Allan Spear
Pearl Street
Carl C. Anderson
Barn Fire Near Governor Destroys Farm Assets
A large barn adjoining the Governor burned Saturday night in an undetermined origin fire. Loss estimated at 7000 to 10000 dollars. Prompt local firemen and volunteers saved the house connected by a shed. Nine horses and six pigs perished. 29 Hereford cows and several pigs escaped. Harness, tools, and 50 tons of hay were destroyed.
Phippsburg Local Social Notes Through December Dinners
Mrs George Hunt left Wednesday to visit her Augusta parents Dr and Mrs Adelbert Williams Frank Cushing returned to Ashdale after a few days with brother Charles Cushing in Bath Mrs Sadie Wallace was a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs William Hosmer Bath Mrs Angie Willis Mrs Delia Bolton Mrs Ralph Coombs and son Eugene of Portland were guests of James Perry and Mr and Mrs Omar Perry Rote Carpenter returned home from Bath visit Mrs Clinton Newdick son Walter and daughter Bertha were guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Clark Brunswick Mrs Merle Connors and children Robert and Nancy returned to Seguin after visiting friends in Boothbay Graydon Morse entertained his brother Russell Morse of Waterville Miss Mabel Ingalls is a guest of her brother and wife Mr and Mrs George Ingalls Mr and Mrs Frank P Leavitt were business visitors in Brunswick Friday George Larrabee Jr confined to home by illness Miss Hattie Bowker was a guest of her sister Mrs Frank Higgins Bath Chate and Perry shing for James Perry Arthur Footer of Bath spent Saturday at his camp Swanton Wyman killed a seven months old pig for James Perry weighing 349 pounds Mr and Mrs Ralph Robinson visited Frank Leavitt Friday evening The subject will be Jelly Making at the next Dromore Farm Bureau meeting at the Community Club on Dec 18 Minnie Wallace left Wednesday for a few weeks in Augusta Omar Perry and son Arthur moved from James Perry home to Winneganee for the winter As a Wyman gains since Baker Memorial Hospital return Mr and Mrs Walter Libby Bath visited Meadowbrook camp The Dremore grange annual officer election was held Tuesday evening The next meeting will be Wednesday Dec 26 with a noon dinner and Christmas tree Charlotte Owen and Elfreda Perkins arranged the committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hunt
Phippsburg
Adelbert F. Williams
Augusta
Frank Cushing
Ashdale
Charles Cushing
Green Street
Bath
Sadie Wallace
William W. Hosmer
Angie Willis
Delia Bolton
Ralph Coombs
Eugene
Portland
James Perry
Omar Perry
Rote Carpenter
Clinton Newdick
Walter
Bertha
Charles Clark
Brunswick
Merle Connors
Robert
Nancy
Seguin
Boothbay
Graydon Morse
Russell Morse
Waterville
Mabel Ingalls
George Ingalls
Frank P. Leavitt
George Larrabee, Jr
Hattie Bowker
Frank Higgins
Chate
Perry
Arthur Footer
Swanton Wyman
Ralph Robinson
Frank Leavitt
Dromore Farm Bureau
Minnie Wallace
Arthur
Winneganee
Wyman
Baker's Memorial Hospital
Boston
Walter Libby
Meadowbrook
Dremore Grange
Charlotte Owen
Elfreda Perkins
Domhegan Tribe Confers Warrior Degree in Red Men Hall
Domhegan tribe of Brunswick conferred the warrior degree on six candidates during a Sasanoa tribe meeting in Red Men hall. Attendees included H. T Mason, George Gauthier, and others. 45 members were present. After the ceremony, a banquet was held with remarks by Brunswick chiefs. Bath Red Men plan a chief degree in Brunswick on Friday, Dec 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Alexander
J. Tupper
A. Elwell
A. Bragdon
Braves
Ed Hammond
John Collins
C. L. Alexander
Linwood Boardman
Erving Burnham
Horace Woodman
Brunswick
Bath Red
Bluebird
Bath Country Club Directors Meeting Promotes 1935 Plans
Bath Country Club directors met Tuesday to hear the treasurer report and discuss club business. The treasurer Daniel T. Dougherty reported a satisfactory debt reduction and anticipated a stronger year ahead. Jack Hyde, named president of the Maine State Golf Association, announced a new set of flags for the course in 1935. The meeting adjourned to plan the 1935 season and future member matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bath Country Club
Daniel T. Dougherty
Dougherty
Jack Hyde
Maine State Golf Association
Bath Club
Hyde
Memorial Craftsmen of Maine elects Marius Page president
Marius H. Page of 47 Academy Street was elected president of the Memorial Craftsmen of Maine at the annual meeting Tuesday in Hotel Eastland. His father, Orville E. Page, is noted in the marble and granite business at 224 North Street. Page previously served as vice president amid a slate of new officers including Gilbert Fletcher vice president Albert Martin secretary treasurer George L. Griffin state representative John A. Fint Jr Lewiston and Edward Dornan East Union on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marius H. Page
Academy Street
Memorial Craftsmen of
Maine
Bath Area Visitors and Local Travel Highlights
A lengthy list of Bath area residents and guests, including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spencer, Marguerite McNulty, the Spinneys, the Morongs, and many others, travel to Bath and surrounding towns this past week. Notable notes include visits to Yarmouth, Damariscotta, Lisbon Falls, Lewiston, and Portland, with theatre attendance and lighthouse work updates. Extra high tides disrupted marsh road traffic and several residents returned from trips to Saco, Boothbay, and Richmond.
Fifteen survive first cut in Morse high basketball selection
Morse high announces first cut for the season with fifteen candidates remaining. Six seniors three juniors four sophomores and two freshmen survived to join the jayvee squad as the varsity will be reduced to twelve by week’s end. Co-captains Robert Burgon and Maurice Skaling lead a list that includes Robert Stevens Robert Footer Wilfred Gaudet Warren McNeil Wilfred Chaney Everett Norton Guy Norton Donald Page Harry Thayer Deonald Marshall Charlie Grace George Sarkis and Martin Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Jayvee
Robert Burgon
Maurice Skaling
Robert Stevens
Robert Footer
Wilfred Gaudet
Warren McNeil
Wilfred Chaney
Everett Norton
Guy Norton
Donald Page
Harry Thayer
Catholic Churches Rally For Motion Picture Decency
A pledge to support the league of decency, advocating better motion pictures, was urged in all Catholic churches in Lewiston and Auburn. The pledge received unanimous backing as part of a movement formed to oppose salacious and immoral films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Decency
Lewiston
Auburn
Winter activities and local notices from Winnegance
William Brown buys the late D A Merry’s farm in West Bath. Squaw club met with Mrs Robert P Manson with five tables. next Friday’s host will be Mrs Winfield W Morse. Winnegance church ladies aid held a successful sale at Senter’s Inc. Ice is forming. many youths skate the edges. Ice boats ready for use when conditions improve. Women’s Auxiliary to the Community club elected officers. next meeting Dec 27 features a Christmas tree and retiring officer party. Frank P Rogers confined at home after an illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
West Bath
D. A. Merry
Squaw Club
Robert P. Manson
Winfield W. Morse
Ladies Aid
Winnegance Church
Senter’s, Inc
Harry F. Oliver
Harry C. Webber
Harry C. Williams
Walter Morse
Frank P. Rogers
Decorated Doorways Contest Draws Growing Entries
Bath invites all residents to join the Cosmopolitan Garden club sponsored Beautiful Christmas doorways contest. Mrs. Carl Y. Kennedy heads the entry committee with prizes awarded to three doorways. Entry by December 1 to Kennedy or named contacts. Suggestions in Times Co. window. Decorate storm door with pine, stars, lights. avoid mountain laurel and ground pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Carl Y. Kennedy
Bath
Kennedy
Edmund A. Rothwell
Irene Ingalls
J. R. Andrews
Times Co
Wright Co
Missionary talk on Indians at First Baptist meeting
The Missionary Society of First Baptist met with Mrs Charles R Sims in the parsonage to hear Mrs John H Perkins discuss Indians in Maine. Devotions led by Miss Zetta St Clair opened a program that portrayed a Maine woods scene with wigwams and a birch bark canoe. Refreshments of hot johnny cake and stripped fish followed.
Ordination of Rev. Sheldon Christian at Brunswick church
Rev. Sheldon Christian was ordained into the Universalist fellowship at the First Universalist church in Brunswick on Sunday evening. E. Randolph Comee, chairman of the church board, presented Christian's name. Rev. William D. Veazie of Portland presided. Readings were by Rev. Thayer B. Fisher of Biddeford and Rev. B. B. Gibbs of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Christian
Universalist Fellowship
First Universalist Church
Brunswick
E. Randolph Comee
Church Board of Management
Mr. Christian
William D. Veazie
Portland
Maine Universalist Convention
Thayer B. Fisher
Biddeford
B. B. Gibbs
All Souls Church
Edwards Manufacturing cotton mill reopens after shutdown
Between 700 and 800 operatives returned to work at the Edwards Manufacturing Company cotton mill in Augusta on Monday after a two weeks seasonal shutdown. New orders allow production to resume, but officials could not say how long it will last. The mill will operate on a two shift system providing 40 hours per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards Manufacturing Company
Augusta
Harry Whittemore Ventures Farming Plans
Harry Whittemore ae Seeneato of the Show has tendered a case for pension reform and announces plans to engage in farming for himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Whittemore
Seeneato
Morton Thibodeau Killed in Kingston Hunting Accident
Morton Thibodeau aged 32 was killed Thursday afternoon in a hunting accident near Kingston New York. He was found in a field ten miles from the city after his shotgun discharged while he climbed a fence striking him in the abdomen. His English setter guarded the body for hours and a friend had to remove the dog. A Waterville High and Washington and Lee College alum he coached the Kingston Yellow Jackets and had visited his sister in Bath in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Thibodeau
Kingston
N. Y
R. Clinton McFadden
Cobb Road
Waterville High
Washington and Lee College
Thibodeau
Yellow Jackets
Bath
Mildred Frances Morse dies after collapse at Bath hospital
Mildred Frances Morse 47 wife of Scott Morse of 15 Andrews Road died early Tuesday at Bath Memorial Hospital after a collapse last Wednesday. Born in Bath to Frederic W Hayes and Laura Spinney Hayes she lived in Bath all her life. She was a member of Genesta Chapter O E S and West Bath Orange. Survived by husband mother two sisters Mrs Leroy F Colby Bath and Mrs Morton F Young Jamaica Plain and a brother Arthur M Hayes Dorchester. Funeral Thursday 2 PM at Fred S Curtis Funeral Home 105 Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Frances Morse
Scott Morse
Andrews Road
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bath
Frederic W
Laura Spinney Hayes
Morse
Genesta Chapter
West Bath
Laura GQ. Coffin
Leroy F. Colby
Morton F. Young
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Arthur M. Hayes
Dorchester
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
Mrs. Sarah E. Mosher Dies at 73 in Bath Home
Mrs. Sarah E. Mosher 73 widow of David Mosher died Saturday night after a four year illness at the home of her daughter Mrs. John C Humphreys 21 Bath street Bath born in Bath to John H Murphy and Mary E MacDonald she lived in Bath all her life She was a member of the Companions to the Foresters of America Survived by son Walter L Mosher four daughters Mrs Humphreys Mrs Russell Kenney Mrs Fred Taft and Mrs Walter Gasser all of Bath one sister Mrs James Curran of Medford Mass and one brother Edward J Murphy of Bath
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Mosher
David Mosher
John C. Humphreys
Bath Street
Bath
John H
Mary E. (MacDonald) Murphy
Companions To the Foresters of America
Russell Kenney
Fred Taft
Walter Gasser
James Curran
Medford
Mass
Edward J. Murphy
Mary A Thompson Dies After Bath Hospital Stay
Mary A Thompson 176 widow of Lewis A Thompson died Thursday morning at Bath Memorial hospital after being removed from her home at 17 South Street. A native of Wellesley Massachusetts she had lived in Bath 15 years and is survived by daughter Mrs Hazel Freer of Hartford Conn who arrived in Bath Friday. The funeral was Saturday at 2 p m at Arthur F Mayo funeral residence 819 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Thompson
Lewis A. Thompson
South Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Wellesley
Mass
Bath
Hazel Freer
Hartford
Mrs Minnie Roderick Heads to Waterville After Sister's Death
Mrs Minnie Roderick of 125 Center Street left Monday noon for Waterville following the death of her sister Mrs John Pooler who died Sunday night in her sleep after a long illness. Mrs Pooler, born Emma Robinson in Bath, was a daughter of John and Mary Robinson and is survived by her husband and by her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Roderick
Center Street
Waterville
John Pooler
Pooler
Emma Robinson
Bath
John and
Mary
Martin) Robinson
Mr. Pooler
Mrs Boyd’s Funeral in Newton for Mrs Charles Boyd
John H. Hyde of Elmhurst attended the funeral services for his mother in law Mrs Charles M. Boyd of Newton Massachusetts at her home on Washington Street Friday afternoon. Mrs Boyd died Wednesday after a long illness born in Detroit in 1862 she married Mr Boyd in 1886 and moved to Newton where she lived since. She is survived by her husband two daughters Mrs Oliver Guild and Mrs John H Hyde and a son Charles Parker Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Charles M. Boyd
Newton
Mass
Washington Street
Boyd
Detroit
Oliver Guild
Brookline
Bath
Charles Parker Boyd
Philadelphia
Funeral services for Mrs Thompson widow of Lewis Thompson
Funeral services for Mary A. Thompson widow of Lewis A Thompson were held Saturday at two in the Arthur F Mayo funeral residence on High street. Rev David L Wilson officiated with bearers William E Sturtevant Carl J Severin A Farley Mayo Jr and George E Wright. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Thompson
Lewis A. Thompson
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
David L. Wilson
William E. Sturtevant
Carl J. Severin
A. Farley Mayo, Jr
George E. Wright
Oak Grove
Wesley Wallace Funeral Held at Mayo Residence
The funeral of Wesley E. Wallace formerly of Small Point was held Thursday afternoon at two at the Arthur F Mayo funeral residence on High Street. Rev David L Wilson of Central church officiated with bearers Clinton Brown Allie Pelkey Seth and Walter Spripey Birtal present for services at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley E. Wallace
Small Point
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Clinton Brown
Allie Pelkey
Seth
Walter ‘Spripey Birtal
Oak Grove
Mrs Mosher's Funeral Held At Home Service
Funeral services for Sarah E. Mosher widow of David Mosher were held Tuesday afternoon at two o clock in the home of her daughter Mrs John C Humphreys 21 Bath Street Rev David L Wilson officiated The pallbearers included Walter Mosher Edward J Mahy Russell W Kenney and George H Murphy Burial took place in Oak Grove Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Mosher
David Mosher
John C. Humphreys
Bath Street
David L. Wilson
Walter Mosher
Edward J. Mahy
Russell W. Kenney
George H. Murphy
Oak Grove
Grange Fair Plans Outline Among Busy West Bath Meeting
West Bath srance lecturer Mrs. Fred K wea presided at a weekly Grange gathering in the Grange hall attended by 95. Highlights included election of Miss Helen E Hartwell as officeholder, and a list of fair committees for April plus a Friday Grange dance led by Mrs. Sturtevant with piano by Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Haggett.
Kitchen Made Gifts Double The Enjoyment
Therese E. Wood of the Extension service says kitchen made gifts double the holiday joy as both young and old help prepare them. Suggestions include hampers of cakes and cookies, plum puddings, fruit and jams, nuts, jellies, and decorated cakes. Emphasizes ornamental containers and moisture proof wrapping to enhance appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therese E. Wood
Miss Wood
Baptist Brotherhood Meeting Attracts Largest Group
Fifty three attended the First Baptist Brotherhood gathering Monday night under Rev. Charles K Sims with Pres L L Hooker in charge. An orchestra provided music and the pastor spoke on the men's relationship to the chart. A note announced that January 8 will feature Henry Benninghoff of Japan as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Brotherhood
Charles Kk. Sims
Pres. L. L. Hooker
Henry Benninghoff
Japan
Button collection links Fryeburg man to world history
Frank Peterson of Fryeburg curates a wide rate collection of 57 buttons from many countries. The items span 2000 years and include a button once worn on a Chinese mandarin’s cap, illustrating a remarkable, portable history in a single display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Peterson
Fryeburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Benefit of Tennis Fund
Donnarae
Vein Eine Ak Centar
Arcade
Fireside Club
Bath Country Club Directors’ Meeting
Popham Beach
Harry Spencer
Marguerite McNulty
Fred
Ollie Spinney
Alonzs
George Morong
Guy Crowley
Blanchard
Dora
Yarmouth
Moses Chandler
Milton Pinkham
Bay Point
Christopher Marr
Arlene
Norman
Stanley
Virginia
Forest Legard
Zina Wyman
Madelyn Bridges
Perley Chandler
Long Island
Leon Fickett
Pond Island
Basil Lunt
Herman Johnson
Thomas Levon
Edgar N. Drake
Edna Coolidge
Leeman E. Drake
M. Clark
Freeport
Augusta Todd
Ralph Morong
Otisfield
Mr. Morong
Alonzo Morong
Kenneth Leonard
Henry Leonard
Guy Morse
Ernest Morse
Helen Arndt
Alcott
Boston Coast Guard
Richmond
Nathaniel Beals
Parker Head
Lester Oliver
Isaac Voorhees
South Shore
Horace Morse
G. Edward McNulty
Karl Hentz
Marsh Road
Popham
Irving Dobbin
Kennebec River
Dobbin
Raymond Larrabee
George Oliver
Tam Willard
Durham
Spruce
First Baptist Organization
Charles R. Simis
Mildred F, Morse
Mrs. Boyd
Mrs. Thompson
Wesley Wallace
Fred K.wea
M “A
Grange Hall
Helen E. Hartwell
Oer
Mach
Sturtevant
Grangers
Minnie Smith
East Brunswick
E. Mason Wright
D. Wylie Lemont
John M. Howe
William A. Coombs
Everett G. Lemont
Raymond A. Smith
Charles T. Henderson
Herbert C. White
David S. Henderson
Beano
Herbert Simpson
A. Bernard Henderson
Harry E. Peterson
Almon R. Perry
David Field
Candy
Edna M. Higgins
Fletcher A. Waterman
Percy R. Waterman
Fred J. Rose
Supper Committee
Arthur C. Lemont
Raymond M. Clark
Wallace L. Atwood
Edwin W. Haggett
George Wallace
Ernest Snow
Herbert S. Cavanaugh
Harold E. Freeman
Edward A. Footer
Edgar D. Leavitt
Charles W. Walsh
Barbara Freeman
Albert H. Thompson
Baptist Brotherhood
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