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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1945

Page

6

Wedding Bells for Evangeline Canacaris and John L Georgeo

Grace church will host the wedding of Evangeline Canacaris daughter of Mr and Mrs Savas Canacaris of Green Street to Lieut jg John L Georgeo of Charleston South Carolina The ceremony will be conducted by Rev Emanuel Pogoukas The bride attended Morse High School class of 1943 and is at Simmons College The best man will be Stanley Georgeo of Charleston and attendants include Poppy Kakos and Bessie Kakos Local society notes also report births engagements and travel as relatives and friends attend weddings in Boston and widespread military assignments throughout the region.

Grace Church Evangeline Canacaris Savas Canacaris Green Street John L. Georgeo Charleston S.C Emanuel Pogoukas Portland Canacaris Morse High School Simmons College Stanley Georgeo S. C Poppy Kakos Bessie Kakos Georgeo Elon College

Loew Anniversary Celebrated Quietly at Home

Friends of Mr and Mrs Galen Loew of Chestnut Hill Boston mark their 25th wedding anniversary this Sunday Feb 25 at home Mrs Low formerly Edith Hartwell from High Street is daughter of the late Edward Hartwell and Mrs Hartwell Mr Low son of the late Charles C Low and Mrs Low of High Street

Galen Loew Chestnut Hill Boston Low Edith Hartwell High Street Edward Hartwell Hartwell Mr. Low Charles C. Low

Missionary Society Meets at Corliss Street Church

The Missionary Society of Corliss Street church met with president Mrs. Wilfred W. Chaney for an all day session last Thursday. Next meeting is March 15. Members voted to send cards to service men. Mildred Walker Theresa Hill and Mabel Wheeler were named to attend. Sewing for White Cross and Red Cross infant apparel was done. One new member, Sadie Green, joined. Rev. Albert Freeman spoke on Evangelism. The gift box opening occurred as secretary Theresa Hill read an article on temperance.

Missionary Society of Corliss Sadie Green Albert Freeman Theresa Hill Hill Temperance

W C T U Meeting Plans Sunshine Bags and Valentine Ex

W C T U met Tuesday of last week at Deering street with Mrs Nellie Brown. Doris This tle led the devotional period and a Valentine exchange occurred. Cards were sent to shut ins Alma Reid Maud Russell and Ora Dauphin. Plans covered packing a sunshine basket and 50 sunshine bags for the Naval Hospital at Brunswick. The Frances E Willard program will be Feb 28 with president Mrs Nella Stover in charge at Mrs Mabel Paquet 47 Russell street. Sewing followed and refreshments served.

W.C.T.U Nellie Brown Deering Street Doris Thistle Alma Reid Maud Russell Ora Dauphin Naval Hospital Brunswick Frances E. Willard Nella Stover Mabel Paquet Russell Street

Wives Club Elects Officers and Plans Luncheon

Army and Navy Wives Club met at the Y M C A for its annual meeting. Officers elected were Evelyn Stuber president Marie Boucher vice president Dorothy Vomaska secretary and Florence Parker treasurer. A luncheon is planned for February 21 at one o'clock at the Y M C A with Stuber as chair. Hostesses for upcoming Sundays at the U S O were named: February 18 Stuber and Boucher February 25 Webber and MacDonald.

Army and Navy Wives Club Evelyn Stuber Marie Boucher Dorothy Vomaska Florence Parker Y.M.C. A Stuber U.S. O Boucher Phyllis Webber Doris MacDonald

Telephone Bridge Fundraiser by Huse PTA

The Huse Parent-Teacher Association sponsors a telephone bridge event starting Monday and running through the week. Contract, auction, and whist are played with specified hands and scores. Scores are to be telephoned to Mrs. Carl Kronstrand at 932 W.

Huse Parent-Teacher Association Carl Kronstrand

Valentine Napkins Tie Spring Decor to Theme

A noted wedding table setting shows spring plants and table decorations finished with Valentine napkins, adding a themed flourish to the display. The detail highlights seasonal color and festive tying of romancing motifs to the spring arrangements.

Navy Club of U.S.A. Holds Meeting and Dance Plans

Regular meeting of the Admiral Charles F Hughes Ship No 29 Navy Club of U S A conducted Thursday evening included a moment of silent prayer for sailors lost aboard Maine in Havana harbor on February 15 1898. Final preparations were made for the Navy club dance at the Bath Armory on Washington's Birthday with the grand march at nine o'clock.

Charles F. Hughes Navy Club of U.S.A Navy Maine Havana Harbor Navy Club Bath Armory Washington

Winter Street Ladies Aid Meeting at church

The Winter Street church Ladies Aid met in the ladies room Friday afternoon with 30 attending. Mrs. David Black led the prayer and Rev. Ralph W. Mohney began a series of Lenten talks. The group plans a March 12 banquet for the Community Concert Association hosted by several members. The next meeting is Friday with a new slate of hostesses listed.

Ladies Aid Winter Street Church David Black Community Concert Association Ralph W. Mohney Elmer Rogers Lucy Rogers Charles C. Low Charles W. Messenger Walter H. Bowker Arthur Bowker Emma _ Hooper Fred E. Hooper Grace Dickinson

Whatsoever Club Holds Hyde Park Terrace Meeting

The Whatsoever club of Hyde Park Terrace met in the Community building Tuesday evening with 20 members present. Mrs. Christine Watts presided as business was discussed, reports read and accepted, a bus chartered to Lambert Park for a visit with the Lambert Park Woman's club, letters read by secretary Mrs. Gladys Clouse, and gifts given to retiring president Mrs. Ethel Green and retiring treasurer Mrs. Mabelle Tibbetts. Valentines were exchanged and refreshments served.

Hyde Park Terrace Christine Watts Marie Darling Lambert Park Woman's Club Gladys Clouse Ethel Green Mabelle Tibbetts

Club Hosts and Upcoming Meeting Date

Hostesses were Mrs Christine Watts Mrs Clifford and Mrs Harriet Garside. The next regular meeting will be February 20 with the husbands as guests.

Christine Watts Clifford Harriet Garside

Valentine party honors Corliss Street church’s oldest member

Free Will Workers of Corliss Street church met at Mrs. George Allen’s home last Wednesday for a Valentine party. An honored quilt and braided rug display showcased her craft as president of the church’s Research class, which includes the oldest members. Mrs. Allen, who made 14 quilts this year, hosted 16 attendees and announced the next gathering with Mrs. Fanny Burden. Refreshments featured unique valentine sugar cookies shaped as a man with raisin buttons.

Corliss Street Church George Allen Allen Fanny Burden

Sacred Heart Circle Valentine Party and Red Cross Drive

Sacred Heart Circle Daughters of Isabella held a Valentine party at Knights of Columbus hall. Refreshments were served after a meeting amid action and contract talk. The Red Cross request asks 12 care packages for Camp hospital, with Mrs. Katherine Burgess coordinating. officers named include Mrs. Louise Edgett, chair, with Mrs. Alice Burgess, Mrs. Yvonne Vallincourt, and Mae King. Next meeting set for March 6 at the hall.

Sacred Heart Circle Daughters of Isabella Knights of Columbus Red Cross Camp Hospital Katherine Burgess Louise Edgett Alice Burgess Yvonne Vallincourt Mae King

Mizpah Class Hosts Valentine Party

Mizpah class of First Baptist Church met Tuesday evening with Mrs. land Green of Bedford Road for a combined business meeting and Valentine party. Games and quizzes entertained and educated attendees. Decorations featured a red and white canopy in the Valentine theme.

First Baptist Church Land Green Bedford Road

Mizpah Class Valentine party held with cake and gifts

Streamers hung from the central light as cloth and place cards displayed miniature valentine motifs. A large decorated birthday cake bearing Mizpah Class sat as centerpiece. Before adjournment to refreshments a valentine box and exchange of missives occurred. Attendees included Mrs. Chester MacKenzie, Mrs. Harold Carter, Mrs. William Parks, Mrs. J. Russell Grant, Mrs. Robert Young, Mrs. C. Kenneth Thayer, and Mrs. George Carey. The class will meet Tuesday evening with Miss Eleanor Wright on Union street.

Chester MacKenzie Harold Carter William Parks J. Russell Grant

Annual meeting of Queen Esther Rebekah lodge officers

The Past Noble Grands club of Queen Esther Rebekah lodge held its annual meeting at Mrs. Victor Pinkham’s home on Washington street with a supper party. Officers elected were Thompson Potter president Edward Reed vice president John Atwood secretary treasurer. March meeting set for March 22 at Mrs. John Gillespie home with co hosts Glennora Moore and Jennie Farrin. Supper at 6 30 and prizes won by Herbert Huggard and John Atwood.

Noble Grands Club Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge Victor Pinkham Washington Street Edward V. Reed Thompson Potter Margaret Morrison Edward Reed John Atwood John Gillespie Bruce Street Glennora Moore Jennie Farrin Herbert Huggard Rose Jean Frank Farrin Carolyn Twompon Athena Gillespie Eva Atwood Eola Atwood Elizabeth McCabe Myrtie Billings Florence Mank Pearl Reed Ethel Potter

Club 42 Holds Business Meeting In Adverse Weather

Club 42 met Thursday evening in the club room for a business session due to bad weather last week. The president Mrs. William Kelley appointed the council for the coming year.

Club 42 William Kelley Mem

Council Members and Bean Supper Postponed to April

Edith Small chairs the council with Mrs. Richard Haskell Mrs. Brewster Sedgwick and Mary McCabe. The baked bean supper is postponed to early April as arrangements are made. The club discussed aiding the American Red Cross affiliated camp and hospital service with plans to be decided soon. An entertainment is planned for Thursday evening and all members are urged to attend.

Bers Edith Small Richard Haskell Brewster Sedgwick Mary McCabe American Red Cross

Twin Bees Club Meeting Opens With Dinner In Bath

The Twin Bees club of Bath and Brunswick held an all day session on Thursday with Mrs. Emma Haley hosting at Pleasant Street. The Brunswick group served an old fashioned New England boiled dinner at noon, followed by a business meeting led by President Mrs. Annie Williams.

Twin Bees Club Pythian Sisters Bath Brunswick Emma Haley Pleasant Street New England Annie Williams Winneganee Mary Curtis Gertrude Stewart Eva Lemont Viola Melzard Sarah Potter Nellie Dunning Adelie Woodard Florence Jackson Bessie Stimpson Ola Lombard Bertha Kendrick Alta Storer Lena Coffin Hattie Pennell

Hyde Camp Initiates Five Sons and Twelve Auxiliaries

At a Sunday special meeting T. W. Hyde Camp initiated candidates with its auxiliary. Five joined the Sons of Veterans and twelve joined the Auxiliary. Visitors included Department Senior Vice Commander Charles York of South Paris and Mrs Patten, with President Margaret Miller of the Augusta Auxiliary. Bath Camp and Auxiliary degree teams performed, and a supper was served by the Auxiliary committee.

T. W. Hyde Camp Sons of Veterans Auxiliary Department Charles York South Paris Henry Patten Department Council

Bath Firemen Elect Officers At Memorial Banquet

Officers elected at the Bath Firemen's Memorial association annual banquet at Central Fire station include Edward P Thomas as president Fred Pecci as vice president Harold Brown as secretary Joseph Wilson as treasurer The Board of Engineers names Richard Frates as chief William Parks as second assistant and Edward Miller as third assistant to serve as directors.

Bath Firemen’s Memorial Association Central Fire Station Edward P . Thomas Hook and Ladder Company Preident Fred Pecci Harold Brown Joseph Wilson Board of Engineers Richard Frates William Parks Edward Miller

Genesta Chapter OES Meets with Four Candidates

Genesta chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star met Friday evening with four candidates. Guests from several sister chapters attended. A roll call is planned for the March 2 meeting preceded by a baked bean supper. A social hour followed in the banquet hall with Harold Tobey, Earl Price, Fred Osgood, Everett Pinkham, David Y. Alkazin and Oscar Adams serving on the committee.

Genesta O.E.S Harold Tobey Earl Price Fred Osgood Everett Pinkham David Y. Alkazin Oscar Adams

Central Ladies' Aid completes quilt during all day meeting

The Ladies' Aid of Central church met at the parish house last Wednesday with 26 members present. They finished tacking a quilt and shared an American Chop Suey dinner at noon. The decorating committee included Mrs. Alfred Rowe Mrs. George Wallace Mrs. Eugene Sprague and Mrs. Marilla Tarr.

Ladies’ Aid of Central Church Alfred Rowe George Wallace Eugene Sprague Marilla Tarr

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