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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1950

Page

5

Social and club notes from Augusta activities and visits

Augusta residents attend Elementary Principals association plans in Maine Teachers headquarters. Notables include Keith Crockett and Moody W Flint. Local travels cover hospital visits, weddings, garden club events, and family milestones across Bath, Woolwich, Bowdoin, and Brunswick.

Keith Crockett Huse Memorials School Moody W. Flint Central Grammar School Augusta Elementary Principals Association Maine Teachers Association Howard S. Powell Crockett EPA

Mrs Arthur Sewall Hosts Monday Contract Club Luncheon

Mrs. Arthur Sewall entertained the Monday Contract club with a luncheon at the Stone House farm.

Arthur Sewall Stone House Farm

Mrs. Rines and Son Attend Sportsman's Show in Boston

Mrs. John Rines and her son John Jr attended the Sportsman's Show on Saturday in Boston, enjoying exhibits and demonstrations.

Howard Mayo Boston John Rines John, Jr

Mrs Grace Anderson Weekend Visitor at Washington Street Home

Mrs Grace Anderson of Camden visited over the weekend at the home of her son and daughter in law Mr Raymond Anderson and Mrs on Washington Street.

Emma Hallett Mars Hill Robert Hallett Washington Street Bruce D. Burns Richmond Calif Burns David L. Wilson New York Saudi, Arabia California Augusta Grace Anderson Camden Raymond Anderson

Birthday Party Honor for Edward Johnson at Nequasset

Mr and Mrs Forrest Baker hosted a birthday party in honor of Edward Johnson of Bath. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Per ley Ater Mr and Mrs Edward Johnson Mr and Mrs Zina Ea ton and from Woolwich Mr and Mrs Irving Daley Mr and Mrs ECHE.

Forrest Baker Nequasset Edward Johnson Bath Perley Ater Zina Eaton Woolwich Irving Daley Eche

Look Magazine features Wollaston teen on Paris fashion trip

Miss Shirley Cain of Wollaston Massachusetts guest of Dr and Mrs Stott is highlighted in the March 1 Look Magazine. She was chosen to fly to Paris in late summer to select teenage fashions for Filene's Department Store Boston.

Shirley Cain Wollaston Mass Mrs. Ardenne Stott Park Street Look Magazine

Bath Societies Hold Valentine Meetings and Fundraisers

Theta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Miss Helen Racine’s home on South street with refreshments. Valentine favors for hospital patients were prepared and a white elephant sale planned for Feb 19 led by Mrs. one Skelton and Mrs. Carlene Suslavich. A skit by Suslavich and Mildred Trott entertained pledges during training by Mrs. Waldron Troop. Other members listed attended the session.

Theta Beta Sigma Phi Helen Racine South Street Valentine One Skelton Carlene Suslavich Mildred Trott Waldron Harry Ring, Jr Edward McCabe, Jr

Mizpah Class Plans Valentine Party and Meeting

Mizpah class of the First Baptist Church gathered at 165 North Street with devotions and votes to donate $4 to the vestry book rack. They set a Sunday school Valentine party for Wednesday 7 to 9 pm, with admission a pretty valentine, and named decoration, refreshment, and games committees. Class will meet February 23 at 6 Cottage Street.

First Baptist Church Harold Carter North Street Wilbur Cooner Kenneth Thayer Leslie Dyer Miriam House Carl Graves Leland Green J. Russell Grant James Taggart George Carey Gilbert Young William Parks Cottage Street

Pythians Meet Acadia Lodge Knights of Pythias

Acadia lodge Knights of Pythias met Thursday night with 24 members and six visiting Knights. Four candidates were made Knights by the new degree team led by Irving Winslow as master of work. A buffet lunch followed, served by Lori ng Roberts and Earl Freeman. members urged to attend meetings and help plan the order’s future.

Acadia Lodge Knights of Pythias Irving Winslow Loring Roberts Earl Freeman

Nurses Alumnae Meeting at Bath Memorial Hospital

Bath Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association held its monthly meeting Thursday evening with President Mrs Ralph Crocker presiding. An operating room technique discussion was led by Mrs Stanley Brown, the Bath hospital OR supervisor, followed by cake purchase and refreshments in the cafeteria prepared by several members.

Bath Memorial Hospital Nurses Ralph Crocker Stanley Brown Bath Hospital Arthur Hutchins, Jr Fred Thompson

Central League meets at parish house amid bad weather

The Central League of the Central church gathered Monday at the parish house with large attendance despite rain and cold. Co hosts were Mrs Blair Bailey and Mrs Leonard Thombs. Next Monday hosts will be Mrs Herbert Pierce and Mrs James Caverly for a Valentine social requiring each member to bring a Valentine and a baby photo.

League of Central Church Blair Bailey Leonard Thombs Herbert Pierce James Caverly

Inner Wheel Meeting Sets March Prize Speaking at Morse High

Inner Wheel met with 19 members at Mrs. Frederick Hill's. Committee for prize speaking judges named for March 1 at Morse High School. A rummage sale is set for February 12 at Central church parish house under Mrs. Ralph Mittendorf. A quin contest followed with prizes to Mrs. Horace Herrick, Mrs. Hollis Garey, Mrs. George Sargent, Mrs. Frederick Hill and Mrs. Ralph Warren. Next meeting planned for February.

Frederick D. Hill Edward W. Bridgham Herbert Lemont Charles T. Small, Jr Morse High School Central Church Parish House Ralph Mittendorf Horace Herrick Hollis Garey George Sargent Ralph Warren

Beacon Street Women Meeting Report

The Woman's Society of Beacon Street Church met in the vestry to discuss upcoming charity activities and community service projects. Members planned a bake sale, a fundraising drive, and a planned visit to the local shelter for the month.

The Woman's Society of Beacon Street Church Ves

Community group advances four year program goals

The Advance program led by Mrs. Albert Hall and Mrs. Milton H. Douglas outlined four aims: boost membership, members give their best to the world community, address missionary personnel needs, and increase giving through new members. Activities included a duet, skit, poems, and readings. a world day of prayer is set for March 4.

Albert Hall Milton H. Douglas Alfred Ives Herman Barter Lawrence Stiles Arthur Packard William Craft Irving Varney Leland Plummer Edward St. Martin Charles Madden, Jr Blanche Locke Douglas Stiles Jack Clark Margaret Wilson Nellie Webber Packard Bessie Clark Wilson Everett Lemont

Social Eight Holds Valentine Luncheon Meeting

The Social Eight met last week with Mrs. Alice Ride out on North Street Extension. Sewing and knitting were enjoyed, lunch served, and Valentine favors distributed. Attendees included Edith Burnham, Susie Darrah, Josephine Pinkham, Ruth Puffer, Flora Thayer, and Viola Melzard. Next meeting with Flora Thayer on Western Avenue.

Alice Rideout North Street Extension Edith Burnham Susie Darrah Josephine Pinkham Ruth Puffer Flora Thayer Viola Melzard Western Avenue

Dike P T A Study Group Hosts Dental Hygiene Talk

The Dike P T A Study Group invites Mrs Paul Kelly and Miss Dorothy Williams the school dentist hygienist as guest speaker. Miss Williams discussed guidance for the child in dental hygiene. Refreshments were served. Attending were Mrs Maurice Hutchins Mrs Donald Gurney Mrs Vincent Henders on Mrs Frank Oczella Mrs Charles MacDonald Mrs Frank McIntosh and Mrs Arthur Eseley. Next meeting set for Feb 22 at Mrs Maurice Hutchins home.

Dike P. T. A Paul Kelly Dorothy Williams Miss Williams Maurice Hutchins Donald Gurney Vincent Henderson Frank Oczella Charles MacDonald Frank McIntosh Arthur Eseley

Club Forty-Two Valentine Party Reinstates Former Member

Club Forty-Two held a Valentine’s Day party with 12 guests and a brief business meeting. Mrs Edward Jones was reinstated, Frances Grainger won a prize, Edith Small donated the weekly gift won by Mrs Harold Darling, and tea was served by the committee. Attendees included Frances Grainger and twelve others. next meeting will feature heirloom sharing with tale relays.

Club 42 Edward Jones Frances Grainger Edith Small Harold Darling Leon White Howard Farr Frederick Robie Stanley Rogers Ernest Avery Nelson Horridge Arthur Sturtevant Milton Footer

Elizabeth Lawrence Society meets at 36 Rose Street

The Elizabeth Lawrence Society C A R met at Miss Anna Lonn's home with Dixie Oliver reading a Washington birthday poem, Lucie Lee Smith and Susan Bates presenting a story, and Susan Bates also performing The Valentine Vendor. Ellen Low led games and Natalie Hathorne judged. Dixie Oliver won first prize. Christo Cornish took second. Attendees included Anna Lonn, Lucie Lee Smith, Susan Bates, Natalie Hathorne, Sandra Hathorne, Ellen Low, Betsie.

Elizabeth Lawrence Society C-A.r Anna Lonn Rose Street George Washington Dixie Oliver Lucie Lee Smith Susanates R Washington Valentine Vendor Susan Bates Ellen Low Natalie Hathorne Christo] Cornish Lucie Lee

Social circle notes from Mrs Kenneth Smith home

Mrs Elwood Hathorne, Gertrude Legard, Jean Shumway, Mrs Bert Lonn and Mrs Kenneth Smith attended at the home of Mrs Kenneth Smith with Miss Eleanor Carter as hostess. Miss Betsie Jane Douglas will head the program assisted by Christel Cornish and Anna Lonn.

Jane Douglas Elwood Hathorne Gertrude Legard Jean Shumway Bert Lonn Kenneth Smith Eleanor Carter Betsie Jane Douglas Christel Cornish Anna Lonn

Genesta Sewing Circle Plans Public Card Party

The Genesta Sewing Circle met Friday at the Masonic temple with 12 members present and voted to stage a public card party with each member responsible for a table. Hostesses Mrs. Bertha Southard and Mrs. Helen Lord served refreshments after the meeting, with 12 named attendees listed.

Genesta Sewing Circle Masonic Temple Bertha Southard Helen Lord Virginia Partridge Margaret Lonn Ruth Smith Marguerite Cutting Viola Osgood Wanda LeMoine Doris Tobey Ann Minott Evelyn Morse Margaret Danforth Elizabeth Burden

Chatterbouts Plan Valentine Party At Maxwell Street

The Chatterbouts met at Gerrie Barter’s Woolwich home with nine members and guest Gladys Gamble. They voted to hold a Valentine party at Mary McCrater’s Maxwell Street home at the next meeting. refreshments were served.

Ramona Council Pocahontas Meet Plans Feb 24 Party

Ramona Council Degree of Pocahontas met Thursday evening with strong attendance. Mrs Elvira Emery led the meeting and refreshments were served by Mrs Emery and Mrs Christine Rader. A board party is set for Feb 24 at 7 30 with committees for the new year named. Birthday decor celebrated Mrs Jennie Miller and prize drawings awarded to Mrs Lillian Warner and Mrs Helen Gagnon.

Ramona Council Degree of Pocahontas Elvira Emery Emery Wenonah

4-H Sewing Circle Meeting Report

The 4-H sewing circle met in Mrs Colby s room to work on kerchiefs shoulder protectors skirts and dresses. President Carolyn Stackpole addressed the group with hints related to clues. Present were Stackpole Brown Co hen Co hen Pinkham Michaud Allen, Thompson Pomerleau Wood Lenfest Costain Bourget Bryant and six new girls Wing Whitney Alexander Stover Summerton Urquhart.

Mrs. Colby Carolyn Stackpole Stackpole Jean Brown Ann Cohen Janet Cohen Elaine Pinkham Marie Michaud Jane Allen Dorothy Thompson Jeannine Pomerleau Martha Wood Kathryn Len

Winter Street Aid Meets for Bandage Folding

Ladies Aid of Winter Street church met Friday with 45 attendees led by Grace Dickinson and Bessie Dickinson as hosts. They folded bandages for the Cancer Control Center in Brunswick and planned an all day session next week with a luncheon, then a Hawaii movie shown by Rev. Joseph Purdue.

Ladies Aid Winter Street Church Grace Dickinson Bessie Dickinson Charles W. Messenger Langdon T. Snipe Edwin Owen Cancer Control Center Brunswick Minnie Golder Charlotte Owen Elmer Williams Raymond Welch Joseph Purdue Hawaii

Valentine party at Topsham Grange Hall draws crowd

Mr and Mrs William Armstrong with daughter and husband plus two grandchildren attended the juvenile Grange party at Topsham Grange Hall. About 60 members and honorary members were present for program numbers, homemade cakes, assorted sandwiches and cocoa. A candle birthday cake honored juvenile matron Mrs Margaret Nickerson and a valentine box drew valentines. Mrs Nickerson chaired the event with Grange members assistance.

William Armstrong Arthur Wing Sharon Ann Billy Carroll Topsham Grange Hall Margaret Nickerson Grange

Huse PTA Valentine Dance Draws Big Hues Crowd

The Huse Memorial school auditorium hosted a successful Valentine dance Friday from 7 30 to 10 30 pm for sixth to eighth grades under Huse PTA. Jimmy Footer's orchestra played with solos by Harland Robinson and Arthur Bevins. Proceeds fund sweat shirts for Huse cheerleaders. An April junior dance is planned with date details to come.

Huse Memorial School Huse Pta Jimmy Footer Keith Crockett Harland Robinson Arthur Bevins Eugene Rouillard George Poulos Nina Freeman Herbert Anderson, Jr Frank Durant Huse

Women of Bea con Street church meet with picnic lunch

The Women’s Society of Bea con Street church will hold an all day meeting in the vestry Wednesday. Attendees are asked to bring a picnic lunch since dinner was postponed. Hot drinks will be served. Este should be on hand at 10. Mrs. William Craft replaces Mrs. Jack Clark in February.

Women’s Society of Beacon Street Este William Craft Jack Clark

Past Sachems Night Observed by Sasanoa Tribe Red Men

The Sasanoa Tribe Red Men held Past Sachems Night on Monday with chairs filled by Arthur Groves as Sachem and other officers including Arthur Haggatt, George Flint, Charles Ansert, Ernest Avery Sr., Charles Preble, Ralph Boardman, and Howard Leavitt. Regular business proceeded and talks by past Sachems followed. Lunch was served by Ernest Avery Jr., Gerald Holland, and Orville Davis.

Sachem Arthur Groves Arthur’ Haggett Sagamore George Flint Charles Ansert Ernest Avery, Sr Charles Preble Ralph Boardman Howard Leavitt

Camera Club Chooses Officers and Plans Dark Room Session

Members elected Henry Powers as president Rodney Wright as vice president and Owen Greenblatt as secretary treasurer. Wright led the lighting program and demonstrated photography to members. Thursday's meeting will cover preliminary developing work with Powers supervising the dark room and Wright supervising in the main lobby taking photographs.

Camera Club Henry Powers Rodney Wright Owen Greenblatt

Central Ladies Aid Holds All Day Session at Parish House

The Central church Ladies Aid met for an all day session at the parish house on Thursday. A noon luncheon was served by chairwoman Mrs. Anna Thombs and assistants. The dining room featured a valentine theme and local interest movies were shown in the afternoon by Mrs. Leah Page. A rummage sale sponsoring by the Aid was announced.

Ladies Aid of Central Church Anna Thombs Annie Bonney Alice Sanborn Marion Ledyard Elizabeth Jackson Emma Ehlers Nellie Lord Valentine FS. Howard Ada Wallace Nellie Sprague Leah Page Popham Beach Aid

Girls' Knitting Club Elects Officers at Meeting

Virginia Cameron was elected president of the Girls' Knitting club, with Dot Belanger as vice president. Gloria Wilson and Katherine Frates became treasurer and secretary as members planned weekly refreshments and knitted on chosen subjects after the vote.

Virginia Cameron Dot Belanger Gloria Wilson Katherine Frates

Helping Hand Sewing Club Meets at Wes Street Home

Helping Hand Sewing club gathered at Mrs. Charles Swearingen home on Wes Street for an evening of sewing. Birthday wishes were offered to Mrs. Oliver Foster, with a decorated cake served. Attendees included Mrs. Emile J. Cyr, Mrs. Sylvia Longlais, Mrs. Leland Green, Mrs. Leo Rossignol, and others.

Helping Hand Charles Swearingen Wes Oliver Foster Edward McGuiggan Middle Street Emile J. Cyr Sylvia Longlais Leland Green Leo Rossignol

Philathea Class Meets at Corliss Street Baptist Church

A large Philathea class gathering at Corliss Street Baptist Church included devotions by Mrs. Harold Walker from Women of the Bible Delilah as the evening discussion. Reports were read, committees assigned, and a Valentine program followed with songs, a Valentine box, and a Saint Valentine story.

Corliss Street Baptist Church Harold Walker Delilah Ruth Ames Dorothy Davis Estelle Ames Saint Valentine John Hunt Bangor Dorothy Pratt Bernice Day Marjorie Stevens Lila Murray

Beacon Lights Valentine Party At Oak Street Home

Beacon Lights met at 61 Oak street for a Valentine gathering with a brief business session appointing the program committee for the March 10 meeting. Refreshments were served and rehearsals for the upcoming play The Honeymoon Is Over are under way with a cast including James Steen, Merton Deering, Edward Larrabee, Donald Smith, Dean Bonney and George Freeman.

Beacon Lights James Steen Oak Street Daniel, Lord, Jr Alfred Ives George Freeman Dean Bonney Daniel Lord, Jr Alvin Jewett William Leask Edward Larrabee Merton Deering Donald Smith

Oak Leaf Club Party Plans Quilt Completion

Mrs Arthur Totman hosted a Valentine dinner for the Oak Leaf club at Phippsburg road. Tables and food reflected Valentine decor. cards were exchanged. The group met to decide its quilt completion before the next meeting. Attendees included Mrs Norman MacDonald, Mrs Edwin Oliver, Mrs William Rader, Mrs Maurice Skillin, Mrs Walter Snipe, Mrs Donald MacKinnon, Mrs Chester King, Mrs Nell Whitmer, Mrs Shirley Pratt, and Mrs Leslie Dyer.

Arthur Totman Phippsburg Road Oak Leaf Club Norman MacDonald Edwin Oliver William Rader Maurice Skillin Walter Snipe Donald MacKinnon Chester King Nel! Whitmer Shirley Pratt Leslie Dyer

Daughters of Isabella Hold Valentine Social

The Daughters of Isabella hosted a valentine social at the K of C hall on Tuesday evening with games and a quiz won by Mrs. Maude Wilson. A valentine march followed with a committee led by Mrs. Demarise Hart. Prizes were awarded in January telephone bridge contests and a discussion group is set to meet next Tuesday evening.

Isabella K. of C. Hall Maude ‘Wilson Demarise Hart Sarah White Louise Edgett Elizabeth Conley Elizabeth Dunton Effie Milliken Helen Perry Ann Turcotte Beatrice Thibeault Marjorie Carter Edna Lee Catherine Miller Catherine Johnson

Winter Street Men’s Club Plans Movie Night

The Winter Street Men’s Club will screen United Air Lines color and sound film High Way to Hawaii showing island sights including Mauna Loa. Tickets for Ladies’ Night at the Sedgwick on March 31 will be sold, and a Laymen’s meeting in Portland on March 6 is invited with supper at 6 30 served by the Ladies’ Auxiliary.

Winter Street Men's Club United Air Lines Hawaii Mauna Loa Sedgwick Portland Ladies’ Auxiliary

Junior Hospital League Meeting At Grove Street Home

The Junior Hospital League met Wednesday at Miss Sally Kimball's Grove Street home. Desert and coffee were served to 16 members. A regular business roundup followed, focusing on a call system in the children's hospital section. Attending were Mrs. John F. Dougherty, Mrs. Leslie C. Shumway, Mrs. Frank Given, Mrs. Rodney E. Ross Jr., Mrs. Carl Dearborn, Mrs. George Barker, Mrs. G. Baer Connard, Miss Eleanor Wilson, Mrs. Harry Day, Mrs. George Cary, Mrs. Lynn Bussey, Miss Sally Kimball, Mrs. William Niss, and others.

Junior Hospital League Sally Kimball Grove Street John F. Dougherty Leslie C. Shumway Frank Given Rodney E. Ross, Jr Carl Dearborn George Barker G. Baer Connard Eleanor Wilson Harry Day George Cary Lynn Bussey William Niss

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