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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1952
Page
2
Community mitten drive supports Sal- Nine group
The Sa Nine group hosted a gathering at a member's home where attendees stitched and presented mitten pieces. M Wallace presided as the effort collected and distributed finished mittens to those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Waikea
Mittens
M. Wallace
Iota Sigma Members Serve Refreshments and Sewing Event
Refreshments were served by the Iota Sigma members as the Ladies' Sewing Circle gathered at Lough Harrington's home on North Street. Attendees used two inch squares in varied patterns to craft items for the church money making project, while others sewed for the annual Spring side. Notable participants included Miss Mabel Reed and Mrs Nel Loretta Brooks amid a quiet afternoon of handiwork.
Bath Garden Club Sees Birth Flower and Stone Talk
Members of the Bath Garden Club with Mrs. Arthur J. Dunton and Mrs. Ralph F. Mittendorf held an event detailing the birth flower and stone for each month. Mrs. Mittendorf, finishing her term as president, received a silver daisy pin from past president Mrs. Russell S. Hitchcock. Contents included a partial review of Pioneer Gardening by Elvenia Slossom to be lent to the local library, and donations involving birds and cages to Togus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hamblett
Chute
Youd
Roscoe P. McFadden
Ris
Garden Club
Ralph F. Mittendorf
Russell S. Hitchcock
Clifford Russell
Woolwich
Norman W. Howard
Elvenia Slossom
Mittendorf
West Bath Extension Association Meeting Notes
West Bath Extension Association met at West Bath Grange Hall with about 20 attending. Mrs Rose led Ishish Weaving, noon dinner served by multiple members, menu included fish chowder and coffee. After-dinner and business sessions chaired by Mrs Belanger, next meeting set for March 19 to discuss Sewing Machine Attachments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Belanger
Bertha Henderson
Ida Oliver
Lizzie Haggett
Mildred Card
Lula Lemont
Lilly Donnell
Hazel Wharff
Ida Stover
Olive White
Mary Elliott
Bonnie Belanger
Beverly Pecci
Grange Hall
Sagadahoc Rod Gun Club Eyes Ducks Unlimited
Thursday's Sagadahoc Rod, Gun and Skeet Association meeting at the North Bath clubhouse drew strong attendance and business interest. The club voted to join Ducks Unlimited and discussed future events including coon dog and bird dog trials. The newly elected president presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Rod, Gun and Skeet Association
Association
North Bath
Ducks Unlimited
Firearms instruction and activities at meeting for youth
The notice mentions MB members providing instruction on the proper use of firearms and safety for youngsters. It notes activities in the woods, boating and a high bid on a pair of boots offered for sale at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton King SS
Mothers Club Meets for Social Hour
A Mother's Club session featured a social hour with refreshments. Attending members included Mrs. Edward Orr, Mrs. Lawrence Edwards, Mrs. Sanford Brown, Mrs. James Hay, Mrs. Arthur Orr, Mrs. Nelson Rice, Mrs. Dwight Hale and guest Miss Lillian Witham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Orr
Lawrence Edwards
Sanford Brown
James Hay
Arthur Orr
Nelson Rice
Dwight Hale
Lillian Witham
Central Men’s Club Names Bertocci President
Theodore Bertocci was named president of the Central Congregational church Men’s club at its meeting Tuesday last week. E L McCurdy became vice president and Richard Jackson secretary and treasurer. Guest speaker Chief Machinist Mate Keith Millikan, in Bath, spoke of visits to European and Mediterranean waters and said American sailors are viewed as millionaires in many foreign ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Theodore Bertocci
Central Congregational Church Men’s Club
E. L. McCurdy
Richard Jackson
Keith Millikan
Bath
Pack 99 Blue and Gold Dinner at Central church
Pack 99 held a $9 dinner for about 90 at Central church parish house on Wednesday last week. Den mothers and the Pack committee served the ham meal. Each den had a themed centerpiece, with Den 4 featuring a tree stump and hatchet among cherries, Den 3 a miniature Cub Scout, Den 2 a candy house, and Den 1 a den village of lemon caps. Afterward the pack collected for a program of rank and achievement awards upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pack 99
Central Church Parish House
Pack
Den 4
Winnegance Auxiliary Hosts Thursday Bridge and Meeting
Winnegance Auxiliary members met at Mrs. Winfield W. Morse's home for dessert and coffee before the weekly bridge game. A brief business meeting was led by Mrs. John Burgess. High scores went to Mrs. Edwin Small and Mrs. Burgess. attendees included Mrs. Seymour Hayden, Mrs. Charles E. Hewitt, Mrs. Elmer Morse, Mrs. Ormond Coggeshall, and Mrs. Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance
Winfield W. Morse
John Burgess
Burgess
High Street
Edwin Small
Seymour Hayden
Charles E. Hewitt
Elmer Morse
Ormond Coggeshall
Winfield Morse
Genesta Chapter Meets at Mrs Cutting Home
Genesta chapter of O E S met at 1115 Washington street with 16 in attendance. Co hosts for next meeting are Mrs Athana Gillespie and Mrs Ruth Hathorne. members prepared articles for the coming season sale. Hostesses served shrimp wiggle potato sticks relishes cakes and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta
Marguerite Cutting
Elizabeth Burden
Cutting
Washington Street
Athana Gillespie
Ruth Hathorne
Edith Rich
Viola Osgood
Martha Bertrand
Wanda LeMoine
Evelyn Wyman
Doris Tobey
Anne Minott
Anna McCabe
Rose Rogers
Doris McKay
Zylpha Richardson
Eleanor Merchant
Mildred McCall
Legion Auxiliary Votes to Support Universal Military Training
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Delmar Bates 15 Snow Park residence. Members approved the Universal Military Training bill and sent acceptance to congressmen. President Mrs. Francis Mc Laughlin announced a joint Legion meeting with the post on March 27. The next meeting is set for March 12, awaiting announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Delmar Bates
Snow Park
Francis McLaughlin
The
Legion Post
Bates
Sidney Ins
Beacon Lights of Beacon Street Church Meeting Set
Beacon Lights of Beacon Street held a Thursday gathering with 23 attendees. The group rescheduled to March 8 from March 1 and planned the next meeting for March 13 featuring a covered dish supper before the meet and a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Lights
Beacon Street
Notable Names in a Local Society Roster
Presenting Mrs Daniel Lord Jr Mrs James C Steen Mrs Franklin Howe Com Robert Knox Mr and Sherman Mitchell Mr and Dean Bonney Mrs Lewis Mrs Ethelyn Mrs Dwight Packard Mr Mrs Otho Tapp and Mr Mrs Harold Grundy in a social roster listing prominent residents and their spouses and acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Lord, Jr
James C. Steen
Franklin Howe
Robert Knox
and Sherman Mitchell
An Dean Bonney
Lewis
Ethelyn
Dwight Packard
Otho Tapp
Harold Grundy
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters meet and elect two candidates
The Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters met Wednesday last and conferred degrees on two candidates. Eunice Perry accepted an invitation to serve at the Pythian jubilee in Boothbay Harbor on April 19. Easter sale date moved from March 12 to March 19. A baked bean supper was served under the direction of Mrs. Pearl Campbell, Mrs. Susie Darrah, Mrs. Dorothy Stone, and Mrs. Emily Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple
Eunice Perry
Boothbay Harbor
Pearl Campbell
Susie Darrah
Dorothy Stone
Emily Williams
Phi Kappa Delta Clubroom Reopens and Banquet Planned
Phi Kappa Delta members met in their newly decorated clubroom on Wednesday. The group painted the room and installed new drapes as part of improvements. A business session led by President Shay Grove set plans for a Wednesday banquet at 7 p.m. at the Community Center. Lieutenant Donald W. Phillips will give a talk after tickets are due by Wednesday. Coffee and doughnuts were served by Mrs. Traf ton and Mrs. Fortier. Attendees included many members and wives such as Mrs. Traf ton, Mrs. Fortier, Mrs. Greve, Miss Virginia Conoered, Mrs Fullerton, Mrs. Donald, Mrs. Donald a Syivt, Joseph Hart, James Young, Mrs. Hilton, Mrs. William Ketchum, Morris Smart, Mrs. George Kellar, Mrs. John and Irwin Skilling, Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Walter Ongley, Mrs. Robert Starling, Mrs. Art Rice, Mrs. Fred Bolduc and Mrs. James Footer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Kappa Delta
Shay Grove
J.g
Donald W. Phillips
Robert Fortier
Blaine Trafton
Trafton
Fortier
Greve
Virginia Conoered
A Cil Fullerton
Donald
Donald A
Eee Ae Helo Joseph Hart
Robert Seana
James Young
Hilton
William Ketchum
Morris Smart
Chatterboat Club Meets at Mrs Blanche Cummings Home
The Chatterboat club gathered at Mrs Blanche Cummings street home last week with Mrs Mitchell leading in President Belanger's absence. Attendees included Mrs Eva Clyche Mrs Mary McCrater Mrs Harriet Cotton Mrs Alberta Brooks Mrs Elaine Mitchell Mrs Blanche two guests Mrs Susan man and Mrs Nellie Hynes for an evening of business and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatterboat
Blanche
Cummings Street
Mitchell
Belanger
Eva Clyche
Mary McCrater
Harriet Cotton
Alberta Brooks
Elaine Mitchell
Susan Man
Nellie Hynes
Junior Hospi tal League Dance At South End
Members of the Junior Hospital League and guests enjoyed a country dance evening at the South End P A hall. Rev Macy Whitehead led dances with Kit Totman’s orchestra providing music. Kirk Roberts handled sound effects as Mrs William Niss and others served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Hospital League
South End
P. A. Hall
Macy Whitehead Phippsburg
Fox
Kit Totman
Whitehead
Kirk Roberts
William Niss
Luke
George Barker
William Mussenden
Pocahontas Degree Meeting Held by Hockomock Council
Hockomock Council of the Improved Order of Red Men met at Red Men’s hall with Mrs. Lorraine Cromwell acting as Pocahontas. Visiting Great Chiefs attended including Mrs. Marion Haskey and Mrs. Lina Snow. The scholarship essay contest offers five $1,000 awards for high school seniors. Next session is March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockomock Council
Pocahontas
Red Men’s Hall
Lorraine Cromwell
Great Pocahontas
Marion Haskey
Wanda Council
South Portland
Lina Snow
Jennie Gamage
Mishanee Council
South Bristol
Lo.r.m
Improved Order of Red Men
World Wide Guild Sunday Service Reported
Members of the World Wide Guild, Mrs Mildred Stuart, of Corliss Street Church, conducted the Sunday evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Wide Guild
Mildred Stuarter
Corliss Street Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mike Zoome
Mike
Sen
Pakaes
Cox
Emery Mitchell
Rainbow Assembly
Iota Sigma Chapter
Iota Sigma
Bath Garden Club
Arthur J. Dunton
Hayward
June Lab
West Bath
ROD and Gun Club
Mother’s Club
Central Men’s Club
Legion Auxiliary
Chatterboat Club
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