Bath Social News Highlights Trips and Local Visits
Mrs. Frank Allegrin and family touring Florida recount visits from St. Petersburg to Boca Raton and Winter Haven, with plans to Bath via Key West. Lt. Frank E. Francisco returns from three week leave after training. Bath residents visit Boston and Cape Cod. local hospital patients and travels of several Bath figures noted. marriage intentions filed for Leopold Belanger and Lynne Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Allegrin - Street
Bernard
Russell Street
St. Petersburg
Guy Nichols
Winter Haven
Er Williams
Florida
Boca Raton
Joseph Smith
Clearwater
Stewart Dayland
Largo
Fla
Comeau
Key West
Arthur Berry
Bath
Leopold
Miss Theresa Tardiff Goes On Month Long St Louis Trip
Miss Theresa Tardiff R N of Mercy hospital Portland and daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph L Tardiff of Nichols street leaves for a month vacation in St Louis Mo Mrs James Coughran Cres cent street confined six weeks with bronchial pneumonia is able to be about her home again though not yet outdoors Her sister Mrs Margaret Lowe Roslindale Mass has returned after a visit during her illness Mr and Mrs Edward Fay Malden Mass visited Mrs Coughran during her illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Roberts
Trevett
Bath
Oak Street
John K. Lee
Washington Street
Richard Cross
Radburn
N. J
Burt Davis
Hingham
Mass
Robert Farrell
Arlington
Arlington, Va
Cape Cod
Mrs. Farrell
Farrell
Bath Iron Works
Theresa Tardiff
R.N
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Joseph L. Tardiff
Nichols Street
St. Louis
James Coughran
Crescent Street
Margaret Lowe
Roslindale
Edward Fay
Malden
Mr. Fay
Coughran
Superintendent Addison heads to AASA meeting in Atlantic City
Superintendent Loring R. Addison departed Saturday for Atlantic City New Jersey to attend the American Association of School Administrators annual five day session beginning Sunday. Mrs Margaret Lakin of 47 Shepard Street was admitted recently as a medical patient at the Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Summers
Brian M. Jewett
Day’s Ferry
Elks Association
Togus
Loring R. Addison
Atlantic City
N. J
American Association of School Administrators
Margaret Lakin
Shepard Street
Memorial Stal
Bedore Family Attends Rinebeck Wedding in New York
Mrs. Ceylon Bedore and family traveled to Rinebeck, New York, for the wedding of Ceylon Bedore Jr. and Dianne Thayer, returning to Bath on Monday. Ralph Wright Jr and Robert Dorsey accompanied them. In Bath, Mrs. James McLaughlin is listed as a Memorial hospital patient, reported more comfortable. John Parker and son Gary of Summer street, with a trip to Providence to see Brown Dartmouth game, then Cambridge to watch Harvard Dartmouth, where John Parker Jr. plays for Dartmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Henderson
North Bath
Memorial Hospital
Ceylon Bedore
Julia
Edward
Dummerstreet
Ralph Wright, Jr
Robert Dorsey
Rinebeck
N. Y
James McLaughlin
Willow Street
John Parker
Gary
Summer Street
Providence
R. L
Cambridge
Mass
John
Dartmouth
Mrs Leonard Lord Hosts Contract Club Luncheon
Mrs Leonard Lord entertained her contract club with a one o'clock luncheon and subsequent game. The club will meet next Wednesday with Miss Dorothy Weeks of Middle street. Mrs Donald Hanscom and daughter Lorelei from Office Drive are visiting Mrs Hanscom's mother, Mrs Myrtle Pye of Small Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Lord
Miss Dorothy Weeks
Middle Street
Donald Hanscom
Lorelei
Office Drive
Gediman Family Trip Highlights Wedding in Bridgeport
Robert Back, recently in Hyde Windlass Co machine shop duties, now works at Pratt Whitney Co in Hartford. Mr and Mrs Arthur Gediman of Andrews Road traveled to Boston to visit his mother, Mrs. Benjamin Gediman. They were joined by daughter Rita Gediman, Mount Ida student, and later attended the Bridgeport wedding of their niece Miss Shirleyack Gediman and Irving Gerber. Ruth Gediman Mack, former Bath resident, is Shirleyack’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Back
Hyde Windlass Co
Pratt- Whitney Co
Hartford
Conn
Arthur Gediman
Andrews Road
Boston
Benjamin Gediman
Rita Gediman
Mount Ida
Bridgeport
Bath Area News In Briefs and Notices
Friends express concern for Capt Ralph Dunton of Portland and Robinhood after a fall left him with a broken hip. Wilburn Crocker returns home from medical care to Milan Street where he worked at Bath Iron Works Plant Hardings. Mrs Arthur Sewall hosted the Monday Contract Club at Stone House Farm this week. Bath mourns the death of Mrs Robert Gilmore daughter of Admiral and Mrs William P Robert formerly of Bath and Washington DC. Robert Gilmore long affiliated with Bath Iron Works lived in the house later occupied by Ex-Gov Sumner Sewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Dunton
Portland
Robinhood
Wilburn Crocker
Milan Street
Memorial Hospital
Bath Iron Works
Hardings
Arthur Sewall
Stone House Farm
Bath
Robert Gilmore
William P. Robert
Washington, D.C
Roberts
Sumner Sewallon
Robert
Post office carrier welcomed after hospital stay
John Gillespie of the post office letter carriers force was welcomed on Front Street Monday morning after a week in Bath Memorial. He had a broken right arm from a regular morning delivery about ten days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gillespie
Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
Post Office Letter Carriers Force
Front Street
Bath Memorial
Bath friends recall Rev Charles Kenney wife ill in hospital
The Bath community learns Mrs. Charles Kenney is hospitalized at Plummer Memorial hospital in Dexter with illness. She previously led Beacon Street Methodist Church activities and displayed her celebrated doll collection at the Cosmopolitan club. The Kenneys lived in Bath during his tenure, then Skowhegan, with friends asking for cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Charles Kenney
Corunna
Kenney
Plummer Memorial Hospital
Dexter
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Cosmopolitan Club
Skowhegan
Miss Alexandra Sewall Weekend Visit With Parents
Miss Alexandra Sewall, taking a secretarial course in New York City, spent the weekend with her parents Ex-Gov. and Mrs. Sumner Sewall at their home on 1132 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandra Sewall
New York City
Sumner Sewall
Washington Street
Local residents recover from illness and injury
Mrs. Roscoe P. McFadden, confined at home on Middle street for weeks, is now able to go out. Mrs. Lucy Green of 997 Washington street was discharged Friday from Memorial hospital after fracturing her wrist and is staying a few days with Mrs. Frederick E. Drake at 1002 Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Green
Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
Frederick E. Drake
Harley True Improving After Accident Injuries
Harley True of Norway remains under care after a heavy iron door fell on him at work. He has been in hospital and at home for months and is now steadily improving as doctors plan another round of X ray pictures to gauge repair progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley True
Norway
Mrs Wallace Returns to Duties After Vacation
Mrs. Harry Wallace of 61 Oak Street resumes duties at Sen ter's Inc after a two week vacation spent in Duxbury Massachusetts with her brother and his wife Mr and Mrs William Beal Mrs Elizabeth French of Auburn was a weekend guest of Mrs Ruth Champeon of Denny
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wallace
Oak Street
Senter’s Inc
Duxbury
Mass
William Beal
Elizabeth French
Auburn
Ruth Champeon
Denny Road
Lions active in Bath and Bridgton events and alma mater news
Alex MacDonald keeps Lions ties, chairing Bridgton’s third annual Valentine party while managing a Bridgton hardware store. Bath guests include Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cormier and daughter Marjorie with William Adams of Boothbay. Miss Bette Diana Fernald, Mt. Ida College Dean list, studied airline hostess secretarial work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex MacDonald
Lions Club
Bath
Alex
Bridgton
Lions
Arthur Cormier
Marjorie
William Adams
Boothbay
Bette Diana Fernald
Hazel Fernald
Denny Road
Lambert Park
Mt. Ida College
Newton Center
Mass
Morse High School
Fernald
Higginses tour Florida bridge wonders on winter sojourn
Mr and Mrs Fred J Higgins of Lincoln Street pass the winter in West Palm Beach Florida report their trip across the Oversea Highway. They call the bridge a marvel linking Key West to the mainland and removing a 20 mile ferry gap. They say they are enjoying the state’s beauty spots and historic places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Higgins
Lincoln Street
West Palm Beach
Fla
Key West
Bath
Mrs. Cromwell Appointed at Sen ter's Inc Woolwich
Mrs Francine Cromwell of Woolwich joins Sen ter s Inc as an employee, introducing a local hiring note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francine Cromwell
Woolwich
Senter’s Inc
Bath Ladies Sewing Circle Meets at First Baptist
The Ladies Sewing Circle of the First Baptist church met with 23 members, sharing a picnic lunch and a day of crafts. A quilt was tacked in the morning and glove cases were made for Memorial hospital in the afternoon. Mrs. Laura Arrington delivered 30 rag dolls for the Leprosy Mission in Africa. A Spring sale is planned for April 2 in the vestry. Three members observed birthdays with cards and iced cakes. The next all day meeting is Feb 17, with guest Mrs. Gardener Roberts visiting from Trevet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Memorial Hospital
Laura Arrington
Africa
Arthur J. Dunton
Nellie Hines
Luetta Brooks
Gardener Roberts
Trevet
Bath
Oak Street
Cosmo Drama Club Hosts Valentine Party at Home
Cosmo Drama Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Bernard Knight’s home 95 Lincoln Street for a Valentine party with 15 members present. Director Mrs. Edward Brown of Portland spoke, each member shared an original valentine and poem, and refreshments were provided. Plans were made for the February 26 meeting at the Cosmopolitan Club and the refreshment committee was appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmo Drama Club
Bernard Knight
Lincoln Street
Edward Brown
Portland
John Robbins
Gerard Billington
Myron Heenie
Richard Thompson
Sumn Sewall
John Leonard
Raymond Farnham
Richard Sherwood
Clinton Owen
Ernest Bailey
Paul Marchant
Delen Bonsey
Daniel Matter
Knight
Brown
Bath Church Women Plan World Day of Prayer Meeting
The Bath Council of Church Women met Tuesday with President Mrs Richard J Schaper presiding. Members from Wesley Methodist Central Congregational Winter Street Congregational Grace Episcopal Corliss Street Baptist gathered as plans for World Day of Prayer on March 5 were set with Mrs Jason A Merrill as chair. The group also discussed the State Council meeting in Bath in early April at Wesley Methodist and hoped for a National Headquarters speaker. entertainment chair Wilfred Trott and a committee including James L Grant, Jason Merrill, and Bertha Howe will handle details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bath Council of Church Women
Richard J. Schaper
Manse
Wesley Methodist
Wilfred Trott
Bertha Howe
Nan Brown
Central Congregational
Jason A. Merrill
Harold Avery
Eleanor Ferguson
Winter Street Congregational
Grace Episcopal
Thomas Aikenhead
Wesley Methodist Church
National Headquarters
Wilfred Trot
Richard Schaper
James L. Grant
Theta and Xi Beta Chapters Plan Valentine Dinner Dance
Theta Chapter met at the home of Mrs. Frank Gallagher to finalize final plans for the Valentine dinner dance at Sedgwick. A cocktail party will precede the dinner dance hosted by Mrs. Oscar Starch with Zeta members and husbands invited. Miss Jeannette Williams spoke on a trip to England and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta
Xi Beta
Sedgwick
Theta Chapter
Nicholas Kakos
Frank Gallagher
Deering Street
Oscar Ftarch
Corliss Street
Ib Zeta
Jeannette Williams
England
France
Williams
Bessie Kakos
Scout Week honors youth and Boy Scouts leaders
Dr Arthur A Schuck chief executive of the Boy Scouts of America urges that America's future strength lies in its youth during Boy Scout Week Feb 7 to 18 marking the 44th anniversary. He says Scouts develop character citizenship and fitness through home church school and community cooperation and notes tributes to 89 000 Cub Packs Troops and Explorer Posts for their contributions to American boyhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Arthur A. Schuck
Boy Scouts of America
Engine Bee
Boyhood of
Scout Week in Bath Showcases Handiwork in Windows
In Bath Explorers and Scouts began National Scout Week by attending their denomination’s church. They prepared displays in local stores’ windows to exhibit handiwork, drawing notable attention. The week culminated Thursday with the Father and Son Banquet at Huse Memorial School Auditorium. Cub Scouts plan Blue and Gold Banquets later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Huse Memorial School
Troop 93 Plans Table Display For Father and Son Banquet
Woolwich Troop 93 focused its Feb 4 meeting on arranging a table display for the Father and Son Banquet. The next session is set for Feb 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 93
Woolwich
Troop 52 Scouts Observe National Boy Scout Week
A delegation of Troop 52 scouts and cubs visited Corliss Street church with four men from the troop committee to mark National Boy Scout Week. At Mitchell school, First Class badges were awarded to all qualifying scouts and three boys received badges. The session included crafts work and a display of basketry by the troop in the Central Maine Power Co window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street Church
Mitchell School
Maine Power Co
Central Ladies' Aid Meeting Briefing and Postponement
The Central church Ladies Aid met in the parish house with 18 attendees. The Men’s Club supper planned for February 16 was postponed. ladies will serve dessert at the rescheduled event. A discussion on Women of the Bible followed. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Eugene Sprague and Mrs. Dean Farnham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
John Harkins
Eugene Sprague
Dean Farnham
Winter Street Auxiliary Plans Bean Supper and Cub Scout Banquet
The Winter Street church Ladies Auxiliary met last week to organize a public baked beans supper for Saturday 5 to 7 p m with Beatrice Leavitt as general chair and Athena Gillespie in charge of dining. They also voted to host a February 18 banquet for the Winter Street Cub Scouts with Eleanor Matter Bernice McGlinchy Doris Tobey Nellie D Arcy Dora Miller and Ena Gillespie assisting. Hostesses for February ss Anne rey an Gloria Horridge will attend, and attendees will bring a favorite recipe to exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Winter Street
Beatrice Leavitt
Athena Gillespie
Eleanor Matter
Bernice McGlinchy
Doris Tobey
Nellie D'Arcy
Dora Miller
Ena Gillespie
Leavitt
Anne
Rey
Gloria Horridge
Rsoh
Lowell Temple Group Members Hold Busy Outing and Meeting
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters had a busy afternoon and evening with a Friday outing bee. The activity will be tied to the noon meeting on February 24. Members enjoyed a cov-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple
Club bids farewell with supper and swap party
A farewell supper and swap party marked the end of the year for Lake Sabattus Temple members led by Grace Lithebole and assisted by Bernice Eli and Alice McBride. Dorothy Stone received gifts for her year of service as officers were thanked. proceeds support the Maine Heart Fund. The next meeting is Feb 24 with installation of new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Procetorate
Grace Lithebole
Lewiston
Bernice Eli
Alice McBride
Lake Sabattus Temple
Dorothy Stone
Maine Heart Fund
Twin Bees Club Meeting in Bath and Brunswick
The Twin Bees Club of Bath and Brunswick met at Emma Haley's Brunswick home with 19 members. Valentine themed decorations and a heart shaped centerpiece featured iced cupcakes sandwiches and tea. A March 11 Bath event was planned with location to be announced. Attendees included listed Bath and Brunswick members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Bees Club
Bath
Brunswick
Emma Haley
Valentine
Sarah Potter
Sadie Garcelon
Gertrude Stewart
Alice Winslow
Viola Melzard
Edith Miller
Susie Darrah
Sophie Mikels
Florence Jackson
Iola Lombard
Alta Storer
Katherine Barrows
Iva Noble
Genesta Circle Elects Officers at Thursday Meeting
Genesta Chapter Genesta Circle met at Evelyn Wyman’s Oliver street home with co host Eleanor Merchant. Officers reelected were Martha Bertrand president Eleanor Merchant vice president Zylpha Richardson treasurer and Ruth Fuller secretary. Next meeting March 10 at Granite street with Elizabeth Hart Doris Brooks co hostess. Beano and gifts for prizes followed with harlequin sandwiches and coffee. Attendees included Bertrand Cutting Wyman Merchant Brooks McCabe Page Gillespie Fuller Robinson Rogers Richardson Nellie Smith and Doris McKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta Circle
Evelyn Wyman
Oliver Street
Eleanor Merchant
Martha Bertrand
Zylpha Richardson
Ruth Fuller
Elizabeth Hart
Granite Street
Doris Brooks
Marguerite Cutting
Anna McCabe
Leah Page
Athena Gillespie
Tessie Robinson
Rose Rogers
Nellie Smith
Doris McKay
Nurses Alumnae Hear James MacKenzie Lecture at Cosmopolitan
James MacKenzie, medical photographer at Maine General Hospital Portland, spoke to the Nurses Alumnae Association. He discussed his work and showed slides of gross specimens. Members voted to give Memorial Hospital 100 dollars. The president, Mrs. WilliamS Blair, announced year-long committees and refreshment hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James MacKenzie
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Nurses Alumnae Association
MacKenzie
Memorial Hospital
Williams. Blair
Frederick Thompson
Elwood Legard
William H. Allen, Jr
Arthur Hutchins
Raymond Hart
Albert H. McMann
Wilbur Higgins
Stanley Brawn
William W. Dennison
Elihu Fullerton
Ralph Crocker
Ralph Hutchins
Raphael Higgins
Myrtle Lodge Ladies Dinner and Meeting Report
Myrtle Lodge of Odd Ladies met Friday for a six o'clock supper and a 7 30 p m meeting at G A R hall plans were made for a government session on March 12 an all day event with dinner at noon Mrs Louise Rogers was named chairman and a new member Mrs Irma G Preble was initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge of
Odd Ladies
Pearl Campbell
Helen Gagnon
Jessie Morrill
Dorothy Wright
G.A.R. Hall
Louise Rogers
Irma G. Preble
Myrsree Ee
Community meeting set for February 26 supper
Eunice Perry will chair the next meeting on February 26 with a supper after the evening session. The committee to serve the meal includes Mrs. Lilliias Larrabee as chair, and Mrs. Eva Atwood and Mrs. Irma Preble.
West Bath P T A Celebrates Founders Day
The West Bath P T A marked the Founder's Day birthday with a skit by past presidents, singing My Tribute, and a social hour at Sheriff Small's home. A silver collection supported the parent teacher movement, with cake honoring founders Alice Berney and Phoebe Hearst and past West Bath leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
West Bath P.T.A
Sheriff
Ge D. Small
Isabelle Bryar
Bye. Genall
Kaanelanger
Visrey Jabee
Alice McLellan Berney
Phoebe Apperson Hearst
P.T.A
David O. Mears
Founder’s Day
West Bath
T.A
Melford Perham
G. C.C.’ Smith
Leon Belanger
Larrabee
Forrest Barter
Gordon Furrow
William Hennessey
Winter Street Aid hears guest speaker on Italy visit
Ladies' Aid of Winter Street church met Friday with 40 present. Mrs. Raymond Ainsworth of Arrowsic spoke on two years in Northern Italy with Major Ainsworth, sharing Florence linens and carved wood pictures. She described Malian customs and relief for the poor. A funds report followed by tea and remarks. Next meeting February 19 will feature a luncheon and business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Winter Street
Wallace Ham
Raymond Ainsworth
Arrowsic
Italy
Major Ainsworth
Florence
Trygve Carlsen
Susan Reed
Winnie Durgin
Arthur Bowker
Walter H. Bowker
Just Wold
Edward Hawley
Temperance group meets at Dauphin home
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union met Tuesday at Joseph Dauphin’s Spring Street home. Miss Mae Besaw was elected treasurer after the death of Miss Sarah Coombs. Mrs. Prudence Dunlap reported on Rev. Benjamin Bubar’s Maine Civic League address. Iota Sigma to deliver temperance literature to schools. Next meeting set for February 23 with Mrs. Harriet Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dauphin
Spring Street
Theresa Hill
Mae Besaw
Sarah Coombs
Prudence Dunlap
Benjamin Bubar
Maine Civic League
Nazarene Church
Iota Sigma
Jota Sigma
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Harriet Wright
Union Street
Acadia Lodge Receives Grand Chancellor Visit
Acadia Lodge Knights of Pythias met Thursday with Chancellor Commander Edward Perry presiding. Grand Chancellor Edward B. Foss and Grand Vice Chancellor Harry C. Jordan attended, arriving with Roy D. Cole Harold Pemmon of Auburn. Lodge to work four degrees and seven more applications were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acadia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Edward Perry
Edward B. Foss
Harry C. Jordan
Roy D. Cole
Harold Pemmon
Auburn
HOCKOMOCK COUNCIL MEETS IN RESTRICTED SESSION
A fragment from the Hockomock Council meeting reports a restricted session location at Red Rod with a person listed as Mr. D. of P. details are unclear due to damaged text.
Mystery prize to Pearl Barter at Brunswick meeting
A good attendance marked a Brunswick meeting where Pearl Barter received the mystery prize. District Deputy Ruth Trask announced installation in Brunswick on Feb 17 at eight. The degree staff practiced after the meet as did the next council meeting on Feb 18 with another practice. A social hour followed with hostesses Sophie McPherson Pearl Barter and Margaret DeMerchant serving sandwiches cakes coffee and tea Valentine favors were distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Barter
Ruth Trask
Alfaretta Council
Brunswick
Hhe
Hockomock Council
Sophie McPherson
Margaret DeMerchant
Valentine
Meeting of C A R Elizabeth Lawrence Society Installed Officers
The C A R Elizabeth Lawrence Society met at Betsy Douglas’s home to install officers with Mrs. Marilla Morse as installing officer. New officers include Anna Lonn president Lucy Lee Smith vice president Susan Bates secretary Ellen Low treasurer Dixie Oliver corresponding secretary Joyce Ring registrar Wing chaplain Marriott Small color bearer Pamela Litchfield program director Nancy Temple historian. The group noted scrapbook donations to Hyde Memorial Home for Crippled Children and ongoing stamp collection for wounded veterans. Parents attended as three prospective members emerged, and the next meeting is March 10 at Mrs. Leslie Shumway’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lawrence Society
C.A.R
Betsy Douglas
Washington Street
Marilla Morse
Miss Douglas
Anna Lonn
Lucy Lee Smith
Susan Bates
Ellen Low
Dixie Oliver
Joyce Ring
Wing
Marriot Small
Pamela Litchfield
Nancy Temple
Hyde Memorial Home
Nother
Tse
Ward Miller
Nobleboro
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs
Joyce
Clara Barton
Washington Monument
Lincoln
Leslie Shumway
High Street
Central Couples Club hears W David Dellart from Auburn
W David Dellart, state YMCA secretary, spoke at the Central Church Couples Club gathering Saturday evening. A baked beans supper preceded the talk on his statewide youth work, followed by a brief business session naming a committee for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. David Dellart
Auburn
Y.M.C.A. Secrety
Rtral Church
Donald Page
Lawrence McCurdy
Niles Perkins
Woodbury Bailey
Beacon Street Youth Fellowship Program at Wesley Church
Beacon Street church Youth Fellowship hosted Wesley church members for an evening of worship led by Richard Crab tree and David Potter with assistance from Joan Fogg and Patty Gaudet. Rev. Howard F. Cramer and President Patty Gaudet offered greetings. A motion picture The End of Darkness about missionary work in Africa was shown before a brief social and refreshment period closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street Church Youth Fellowship
Wesley Church Fellowship
Richard Crabtree
David Potter
Joan Fogg
Patty Gaudet
Howard F. Cramer
Africa
V F W Auxiliary Meeting Rescheduled for Feb 28
Ruth Champion president of the auxiliary and District 12 presided at the Richmond district meeting Sunday. She was joined by Mr Carl Tobey and Mrs Donna McMahan of Bath and burn, past department treasurer, as officials journeyed to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer Flaherty Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ruth Champion
District 12
Richmond
Carl Tobey
Donna McMahan
Bath
Elizabeth French
Auburn
Central Church League Rummage Sale Planned At Parish House
At a Monday parish house meeting led by Vice President Mrs. A Lincoln Anderson final plans were set for a rummage sale this Saturday afternoon. Assisting chairman Mrs. Guy Allenwood are Mrs. Janes Morse with the sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church League
A. Lincoln Anderson
Guy Allenwood
Janes Morse
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Bina Staples
Washingtonstreet
Minnie Wild
Biddeford
Frank E. Francisco
USAF
Biggs Airforce Base
el Paso
Kenneth N. Francisco
Foss Point Road
St. Francisco
North Carolina
Ft. Bragg
Southern Pines
Army
Air Force
Laura Harrington
North Street
Edward Hines
Topsham
Addler J. Bishop
Franklin Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Dickson
Wallace Plant
Caroline B. Cary
Plant
Mrs. Cary
Mr. Plant
Corey Hill
Mrs Cary
Bay State Road
Robert Shaw, Jr
Governor Dummer Academy
Byfield
M. Dean Shaw
H Street
Booth Memorial Hospital
Brookline
Daniel Hill
Korea
William A. Hill
San Francisco
Calif
Letterman Hospital
Stephen Hill
St. Andrews Air Base
Washington, D. C
David Knights
Marblehead
Mabel A. Thwing
Knights
Sally Hyde
Lewis E. Prentiss
Maple Street
Joseph Melrose
Bedford Street
Elizabeth Prentiss
Gorham State Teachers’ College
Gorham
Roscoe P. McFadden
Ernest Rice
Ernest Rice, Jr
Gardiner
Eben Dana
Sagadahoc Ferry
Natalie Fowle
William P. Hatch
Forrest Fowle
Boothbay Harbor
Rev. Fowle
Roy Akeley
Limestone
Wayne
Grove Street
Bath Societies
Church Women’s Council
Central Ladies’ Aid
Genesta
Myrtle Lodge
West Bath P. T. A
Winter Street Aid
W.C.T. UW
Central Couples Club
Beacon ST. Fellowship
V.F.W. Auxiliary
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