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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1955

Page

3

Dr James V Miller to Lead Life University Group

Dr James V Miller associated with Bates College Philosophy and Religion will lead a University of Life interest group at Winter Street Congregational church. The program titled The Pilgrimage of the Word explores Bible origin formation and features four sessions from April to May led by noted scholars. Youth groups suspend meetings to attend these sessions.

James V. Miller University of Life Department of Philosophy and Religion Bates College Winter Street Congregational Church Louis A. Dole Herbert Gezork India West Balkrishna Govind Gokhale Miriam van Waters Charles H. McConnell

Winter Street Ladies Aid Sets Date for Silver Tea

The Winter Street Congregational Church Ladies Aid set May 13 for its annual silver tea at a Friday afternoon meeting led by President Mrs. Horace Ward. They also voted to host a dinner for the Men's choir wives and Music committee in May and discussed a rummage sale, summer outings to Capito Island and Cameron's Point, with details to be announced.

Ladies’ Aid Winter Street Congregational Church Aid Horace Ward Charles Hewitt Capitol Island Raymond Welch Cameron's Point Southport John Gillespie Reginald Farnham Leon Belanger Doris Ruth Doughty Sharon Holbrook Mary Gaudreau Bonnie Belanger Jean Belanger John A. Greene Addison F. Pendleton Jane Goodman Percy Bailey Wallace Atwood

Theta Chapter Plans Birthday Observance With Xi Beta

Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Richard Raven’s home at 1059 Washington Street on April 13 to arrange its birthday observance and a joint jewels and exemplar ritual with Xi Beta Chapter. Mrs. Clyde Ambrose will host the May event on High Street, as music by Mrs. Raven featured Stephen Foster recordings.

Theta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Richard Raven Washington Street Xi Beta Chapter Clyde Ambrose High Street

Mrs Hartsgrove Highlights Indian Relics At Club 42

Mrs George J Hartsgrove spoke at Club Forty Two on Indian relics sharing her collection history and methods to find artifacts. The display included tools and demonstrations of their use while refreshments were served by club members. Guests included Mrs Blair Bailey Mrs Arnold LeVasseur and Mrs Warren P Munsey.

George J. Hartsgrove Club Forty- Two Paul Hart Maurice Owen Blair Bailey Arnold LeVasseur Warren P. Munsey

Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Eugene Dauphin Sr at Tarbox Street

Mrs. Eugene Dauphin Sr hosted a stork shower for Mrs. Eugene Dauphin Jr at Tarbox Street. Gift table featured a pink bassinet as guests, including Mrs. John Dauphin and others, enjoyed a buffet luncheon with Easter decor.

Eugene Dauphin, Sr Eugene Dauphin, Jr Eugene Dauphin Tarbox Street Dauphin John Dauphin Octave Dauphin August Walters Kenneth Brewster Emerson Glidden Oliver Foster Gerald Crabtree Lucile Stilphen Albert Pinkham George Darrah George Melzard Emery Rideout Frank Burnell Mary Stover

Mrs Henderson and Miss McElman Attend Boston Visit

Mrs Vincent Henderson of Springstreet and Miss Marilyn McElman a registered nurse at the Veterans Administration in Togus spent the weekend in Boston Massachusetts as guests of Mr and Mrs Oakley Thibodeau.

Vincent Henderson Springstreet Marilyn McElman R.N Veterans’ Administration Togus Boston Mass Oakley Thibodeau

Sinibaldi Family Spends Weekend in Berlin New Hampshire

Mr and Mrs Ettere Sinibaldi and their children visited Berlin New Hampshire for a weekend with Mr Sinibaldi's mother Mrs Antoinette Sinibaldi. Their daughter Jean and son Norman stayed on with their grandmother for the vacation week.

Ettere Sinibaldi Berlin N. H Sinibaldi Antoinette Sinibaldi Jean Norman

Pine Tree Council Names Three for World Scout Jamboree

The Pine Tree Council selects Wendell L. Blanchard Jr Francis L. Furbish and Alan Ordway of Maine for the eighth World Scout Jamboree in Niagara on the Lake Ontario Canada. The delegation includes 42 units 1500 explorers and leaders. Pre event camp at Camp Chesterfield Massachusetts runs Aug 14 17 with jamboree Aug 18 28 travel from Williamsburg to Ontario.

Pine Tree Council Boy Scouts of America Niagara-on-the-Lake Ontario Canada Wendell L. Blanchard, Jr Rockland Francis L. Furbish Brunswick Alan Ordway Berwick Daniel Webster Council Chesterfield Williamsburg Mass Maine Blanchard, Furbish and Ordway Pine Tree Council Advancement Committee

First Baptist Ladies Sewing Circle Meets for All Day Session

The First Baptist church Ladies Sewing Circle met in the Elm street parlor with 20 members. They tacked two quilts and prepared aprons for the Spring sale on April 27 in the church vestry. New member welcomed. next meeting set for April 20 with devotions by Mrs. Nella Stover.

Ladies Sewing Circle First Baptist Church Elm Street Ora Dauphin Laura Harrington Stella Hart Jennie Cameron Mabel Lake Bernice Oliver Florence Woodside Lotta Goodwin Luetta Brooks Cora Blakeney Nella Stover Lydia Furrow

Morse High’s Future Teachers Club Names Mrs de Weaver

The Gladys M. de Weaver Future Teachers of America club at Morse High School is named for educator Mrs. de Weaver. She graduated from Farmington State Teachers College and studied at the University of Maine and Boston University. A certified teacher in elementary and secondary education and guidance, she served 13 years as a critic teacher at Farmington and advised Phi Nu Omega Sorority. Previously principal of New Sharon High School, she taught civics at Morse last year and at Bath Junior High this year. Her commitment to youth inspires the club’s choice.

Future Teachers of America Club Morse High School Gladys M. de Weaver F. T. A. Club de Weaver Farmington State Teachers College University of Maine Boston University Farmington Phi Nu Omega Bath New Sharon Morse

Morse High class of 1935 plans 20th reunion meeting

The Class of 1935 at Morse High will hold a meeting Thursday at 7 30 PM in Room 104 to plan the 20th reunion at the alumni banquet in June. All members able to attend are urged to be present.

Morse High School

West Coast Steelhead Eggs Planted in Michigan Streams

Fifty million steelhead trout eggs from the west coast are being planted in Michigan streams to support local fishing and stocking programs. Local officials expect improved river sport fishing opportunities and broader environmental benefits.

West Coast Michigan

Hospital Alumnae Meeting Highlights Craft Demo by Mrs Adams

The Bath Memorial Hospital Alumnae Association met at the Cosmopolitan club rooms with 18 attending. Beatrice Adams of Tops ham spoke on ceramics, demonstrating clay novelties and sharing her collection. a vote of thanks followed. A rummage sale funded a Morse High graduate nursing scholarship, with next gathering set for May 12.

Bath Memorial Hospital Alumnae Association Cosmopolitan Club Ernest Rogers Harold Hodgkins John F. Leonard Raphael Higgins William Blair Central Church Morse High Frederick Thompson Eugene Beck Franklin Morse William Alen, Jr Beatrice Adams Topsham Adams William Dennison Alfred McCabe Ralph Hutchins Arthur Hutchins Clarence Fullerton Lewis Spicer Dean Bonney Elihu Fullerton Frank Kittre

Rainbow Assembly Banquet Planned for April 22

Rainbow Assembly No 6 announces a Mother-Daughter banquet at the Masonic Temple on April 22 with a bean supper served 5 to 7 pm under Mrs Evelyn Morse. Past worthy advisor Miss Jane Ledyard will attend the grand session in Sanford April 30 and install 1955 56 officers. The assembly prepares a program This Is Your Life.

Rainbow Assembly No. 6 Masonic Temple Evelyn Morse Grand Assembly Sanford Jane Ledyard

Finlay Shows Slides To Bath Teachers Club

Lt. Finlay from Brunswick displayed colored slides and spoke on countries visited during service at Morse High School home economics room. The talk covered North Africa Egypt Italy Switzerland Germany Spain London Hawaii Japan and more with humor engaging a large Bath Teachers Club audience.

Egypt Italy Switzerland Germany Spain London Hawaii Japan Formosa

Girl Scout Cookie Sale Opens Here Thursday

The Bath Girl Scout Council announces the annual cookie sale led by William Turpie with Brownie and Intermediate Troops selling to fund troop activities. Proceeds support project materials books fees and Day Camp costs through April 26. The piece notes national match consumption.

William Turpie Bath Girl Scout Council

Genesta Chapter OES Holds Regular Meeting at Temple

Genesta Chapter OES held its regular meeting at Ma sonic Temple Friday night with many members and guests present. Grand Esther Leah Page of the Grand Chapter welcomed attendees, and details included upcoming State Convention in Portland in May and Rainbow Assembly No. 6 Mothers Degree.

Genesta Temple O.E.S Masonic Temple Eleanor Merchant Grand Chapter Portland Bath DeMolay Ruth Fuller Marion Ashe Bertha Stilphen Clinton Owen Rachel Potter Grand Esther Leah Page Rainbow Assembly No. 6 Genesta Chapter Rainbow Assembly Homer Potter Evelyn Wyman Doris Aikenhead Eva Atwood

Wesley Church Board Elects Hanson Chairman of Education Commission

The Wesley Methodist church board elected Mrs. William Hanson as chairman of the Commission of Education at a meeting after a hot dish supper. Rev. Oliver W. Bell presided. Reports by Taber, Pinkham, Hunter, King, Hanson, Upham and Dr. Belk covered month activities. A city wide teacher training request was referred to Upham. Children’s day set for June 5 with Bible presentations for primaria graduates. The next meeting will be in May. Birthday cake and ice cream followed the session.

William Hanson Commission of Education Wesley Methodist Church Oliver W. Bell Carl Taber Charles Pinkham Stanley Hunter Marc King Hanson Walter E. Upham Bell Oakhurst

Inner Wheel Club Meets at Mrs Haggett Center

Inner Wheel gathered Thursday afternoon at Phippsburg Center with 26 members. Mrs. Haggett hosted. Mrs. Desmond Albee and Dougherty helped serve. A slide presentation by Mrs. Jacobs depicted a two year trailer trip from Maine to Florida and back via several states and Mexico. Business session followed led by President Mrs. Francisco. reports by committees on guest night and general business noted. April 28 date announced.

Frederick M. Haggett Phippsburg Center Eugene Desmond Carl Albee Daniel T. Dougherty Philip Jacobs Sebasco Maine Denver Colo Grand Canyon Arizona California Los Angeles San Diego Texas Mexico Florida Carolinas Virginia Kenneth Francisco Kenneth Humphries

Cottage Cheese Cupage Noted At Two Cups Per Pound

A pound of cottage cheese yields a little over two cups. This conversion helps with portioning recipes and dietary planning.

Copperplate Is Subject At Nequasset Extension ia Setaa Session Wednesday

Nequasset Extension Group held an all day meeting April 13 at the Good Will rooms in Sagadahoc Ferry with 13 members. Plans for the May 11 meeting were made and to avoid a clash with Mohrsweag Group it was moved to the South End P T A hall. The program featured copper craft demonstrations and copper foil work with book ends plaques and calendars as samples.

Nequasset Extension Group Good Will Rooms Sagadahoc Ferry Hall South End P. T. A. Hall Bath Ruth Leeman Mohrsweag Extension Group Vivian Hunter Coppercraft Bunny Bailey Kay Beals Georgie Walker Canada Walker Maude Wright Ethel Bailey Frank Bailey Sadie Bailey Charlotte Leeman Gertrude Marston Bernette Wallace Marjorie Woerter

Chatterbout Club Plans April 12 Meeting

The Chatterbout Club gathered at Mrs Evelyn Sweeney s York street home for a regular meeting with several guests. Games were played and buffet refreshments served. A later event at Mrs Celia Carlton s Arrowsie home on April 26 will prepare May baskets for Hyde Memorial Home children.

Chatterbout Club Evelyn Sweeney York Street Celia Carlton Arrowsie Hyde Doris Lewis Joyce McPhee Frances St. Martin Harold Titcomb Arlene Scott Mary McCrater Gwendolyn Gaudet Blanche Locke Sherman Mitchell

Everett Perkins Lands Salmon On Sheepscot River

Everett Perkins of the Sears, Roebuck Store fished the Sheepscot at Alna and landed a 6 pound 15 ounce Atlantic salmon using spinning gear. The fish measured 31 1/2 inches. Teammate Carl Meister of Bath noted six Atlantic salmon were caught that morning, including three by a father and son duo and another by the son as a first-time angler.

Everett Perkins Sears, Roebuck Carl Meister Bath Perkins

Bowdoinham Selectmen name 1955 56 officers and local notices

Bowdoinham town officials appoint 1955 56 police and public works officers with Linwood Hackett and others named. Town clerk Alice Palmer reminds dog licenses due by April 30. Local pupils excel in spelling contests with Katherine Billings champion and Elizabeth Enman runner up. Community groups host meetings, 4 H club reorganizes, and residents attend events.

Andrew Peterson Arthur Curtis Erland Curtis Richard Denham Bert Merrill Linwood Rideout Warren Lawrence George Ackley Charles Messer A. S. MacDougal Linwood E. Hackett Alice Palmer Katherine Billings Elizabeth Enman Guyseth Smith Coombs Bowdoinham Fire Department Nancy MacDonald Bowdoinham Women's Extension Group Mildred Dunn Fisher Road Esther Josephine Valentine Spear Sedgley Ridge Road D. C Maxwell Ward Oakland Stephen Reed Lions Club Richmond Fred Temple Mabel Curtis Hollis Moore Bruce Kittery Edna Tome Cleveland Curtis Pownal Ira Allen Hebron Ken Nason Cleveland P. Curtis Maine Real Estate Association Albert Libby

Angler States Fish Taken Above Alna Dam

Meister notes all fish were caught above the Alna Dam using a gold fish lure while his father used a fly rod.

Alna Meister

Bath Pony League to Hold Officers Meeting

A Bath Pony League meeting for officers managing personnel and interested locals will convene at City Hall at 7 30 p m Thursday. Topics include tryouts for team vacancies the regular season schedule and plans for a Tag Day announced by President Elliot Munsey. Wood pulp is noted as the leading raw material for newsprint books writing and wrapping paper.

Bath Pony League City Hall Elliot Munsey

Dike Washington P T A Elects Officers

Dike Washington P T A met Thursday at the Dike school with good attendance. The nominating committee submitted a slate and elected Harold Corliss president Roger Meade vice president Mrs Ralph White secretary Mrs Robert Footer treasurer. They will be installed next meeting. A $25 gift to the Band Boosters Club was voted. Awards went to James Collins grade six and Ruth Lary grade two for banners. A film The Heritage of Canada’s Citizenship was shown. The next meeting is May 19 prior to summer vacation.

Dike Washington P. T. A Frances Baird Rosalie Fogg Harriet Frye Edgar Drake Roy Bradford Harold Corliss Roger Meade Ralph White, Jr Robert Footer James Collins Frank McIntosh

Jerry Atkinson Hosts Sixth Birthday Party

Jerry Atkinson son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Atkinson celebrated his sixth birthday with a neighborhood party last Wednesday. Games, prizes for Betty Berry, Warren Wright, Sandra Condon, Linda Atkinson and Patty Berry, and refreshments were enjoyed by guests including Carol Brewer and Jerry's relatives.

Jerry Atkinson Edward Atkinson 95 Court Street Betty Berry Warren Wright Sandra Condon Linda Atkinson Patty Berry Carol Brewer Sally Sue Albert Clara Anna Junior Benjamin Smith Darlene Cynthia Linda Fitzgerald Cynthia Steven Atkinson Betty Louis J. Berry, Jr Newport R. I Jerry Frank Ochmanski Augusta

Spring Outdoor Camp Training for Girl Scouts

The Girl Scout Leaders Association announced a Spring Outdoor Camp Training course set for Saturday May 14 at the Lambert Park Community building. The meeting also covered the ongoing cookie sale and noted there will be no May gathering. The June meeting will be a sabine cottage outing hosted by Mrs Donald Freeman.

Girl Scout Leaders Association Winter Street Lambert Park Sabine Cottage Donald Freeman George Quinby Brunswick Phyllis Rolfe Oliver Foster James Brown Lester Savoie

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Winter Street Ladies Aid Mrs. Hartsgrove Front Street First Baptist Ladies Sewing Circle Future Teachers Club Finlay Bath Teachers’ Club Girl Scout U. S Wesley Church Board of Education Nequasset Sheepscot Sheepscot River Wed Nesdays Ine Nut-O Ath Co. Inc Exchange Place New York Jack Harold Hackett Ada Ylatt Hilltop Wenlace Fred Wigogti Bowdoinham George Montgomery Ellen Drew Davy Crockett Indian Scout Bob Mathias Ward Bond Mathias Rod Cameron Dakota Lil Death’s Row Sun Sterling Hayden Alexis Smith Washington P.T.A Girl Robert Debra Jeffrey Wagner Paget Hunter Jane
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