Yeo speaks to capacity crowd at University of Life
Dr. J Wendell Yeo vice president of Academic Affairs at Boston University addressed over 400 listeners at the University of Life Chapel hour in Bath. He framed Jesus as a master teacher driving inner change and urged audience to adopt four teaching principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Yeo
University of Life
Winter Street
J. Wendell Yeo
Boston University
Yeo
Jesus
School of Education
Oliver W. Bell
Wesley Church
Harold W. Tucker, Jr
Phippsburg
Dr. Bell
Frank FE. Harvie
Bath Council of Churches
John Coombs
Ellsworth P. Strube
Foster Pratt
Robert Coombs
Wallace Hinkley
Arthur Stilphen
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Clinton Owen
John Freeman
Harry Fitch
Walter Hill
Grace Church
Charles W. Swearingen
Orris Ames
Shirley Fratt
Wallace Hinckley
Percy Bailey
Monroe Carlton
Alto Berry
Homer Potter
Wesley
Beacon Street
Richard E. Jackson
Chapel Hour
Birger T. Johnson
Saco
James V. Miller
Bates College
Church
Kathleen I. Weed
East Boothbay Methodist Church
Henry Smith Leiper
New York City
Winter Street Church
Libby and Tabbutt Attend Maine State Emploes Meeting
Harold B. Libby recently appointed counselor of the Lincoln Sagadahoc chapter of the Maine State Employees Association and Joseph Tabbutt, chapter president, attended the quarterly meeting in Augusta. The Lincoln-Sagadahoc chapter covers Brunswick Boothbay Wiscasset and Bath with 106 members. Discussion covered survivor benefit insurance and a statewide employment survey with plans for office space on Augusta land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B. Libby
Lincoln Sigadahoe
Maine State Employes Association
Joseph Tabbutt
Augusta
Libby
State Military and Naval Children’s Home
Maine Vocational Technical Institute
Portland
Lincoln-Supadahoc Msea
West Bath
Cumberland, County
Lincoln-Sugadahoc
Brunswick
Boothbay
Wiscasset
Bath
P Healthcare
Donald Wilson
Harold L. Libby
Tebbutt
Tabbutt
Mrs Colby Speaks On Mexico Slides To Bath Lionesses
Mrs Granville M Colby presented travels to Mexico with color slides and souvenirs at the Bath Lionesses meeting held after the Thursday dinner at Richards Restaurant. President Mrs Scott Morse announced the next gathering on March 20 with hosts Mrs Warren Aliberti and Mrs Joseph Mullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lionesses
Richards Restaurant
Granville M. Colby
Colby
Mexico
Edgar OD. Leavitt
Carroll Davis
Scott Morse
Warren Aliberti
Joseph Mullen
Charye
A. George Moses
Arthur Bowker
Roland McIntosh
E. Lawrence McCurdy
Sam Levin
Louis Petlock
Philip Wyman
Edwierd D. True
Ralph Forbes
Richard Johnson
Henry Richard
Clyde Mallett
Morse High to Stage Annual One Act Play Contest
Morse High presents the annual three class one act play contest Friday evening in the school auditorium. The senior class performs The Heiress directed by Mrs Flaherty with Ellen Low Sam Trott Judith Commeau and Mary Baird in the cast. The junior class offers The Storm directed by Miss Melzine McCaslin with Kathy Watson Gary Meister Ricky Clarke Carrot Mank and Judith Ashe. The sophomore group presents The House of Creed directed by Miss Catherine Leonard featuring Deborah Lawrence Dianne Beane Betty Aikenhead Janet Thorpe Robert Paisley Joseph Marquis and Jon Paisley. Prompters are Rita Vaillancourt Jill Olsen and Joan Wart with Margo Parks in charge of properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Margaret Flaherty
Heiress
Ruth Goodwin
Aupvustus Goetz
Ellen Low
Sam Trott
Judith Commeau
Mary Baird
Donald Payton
Inner Wheel Elects Bath Officers For Year
Mrs Warren FE Kershner was elected president of the Bath Inner Wheel at a Thursday meeting on Green street. Other officers include vice president Mrs Wyatt Albertson secretary Mrs Loring R Addision treasurer Mrs Carl E Alb ee. Directors for two years are Mrs Stanley R Hunter Mrs Eugene M Desmond and Mrs William L Skelton. One year directors are Mrs Marcus H Page Mrs John Crowley and Mrs John EB Hayes. Assisting hostesses were Mrs Raymond W Farnham Mrs Kenneth Francisco Mrs Albertson and Mrs Chester Plant. Next meeting March 20 at Mrs Earle Hutchinson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren FE. Kershner
Bath
John EB. Hayes
Raymond W. Farnham
Kenneth Francisco
Albertson
Chester Plant
Skelton
Earle Hutchinson
Humor Topic Featured At Beacon Street WSCS Meeting
Lou Colby of the local radio station spoke on Humor at the Woman's Society of Christian Service gathering of Beacon Street Methodist church. A covered dish supper followed, and business items included card sales and committee appointments for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Colby
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Wesley McPhee
Fred Wentworth
Franklin Howe
Sherman
Laruen Stiles
Jane Shea
Kermit Thurst
Hyde Home Committee Sees Hospital Tour Thursday
Hyde Home committee met Thursday afternoon at Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital for routine reports and business. A discussion of the hospital program and facilities followed by a tour of the institution. Attending were Mrs William Dalton executive director Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children Myron Williams Dumariscotta Mrs Dean Shaw Bath Mrs Herbert White Topsham Mrs Eastham Guild Jr Mrs Converse G Fenn Bath and Mrs Doris Hardy RON Hyde Home director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Home
Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
William Dalton
The
Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children
Myron Williams
Dumariscotta
Dean Shaw
Bath
Herbert White
Topsham
Eastham Guild, Jr
Converse G. Fenn
Doris Hardy
Ron
Nazarene Foreign Missionary Society Meets
A Thursday evening Nazarene Foreign Missionary Society meeting heard a missionary letter from Africa praising hospital work and thanking the local society for medical materials. Mrs Ruth Raynes read scriptures and Harold Ricker presented the prayer chart as study on Japan continued. District Superintendent Rev J C Albright offered the closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Nazarene Foreign Missionary Society
Ruth Raynes
Harold Ricker
Japan
J.C. Albright
Engagement Announcement for Miss Ellen Newdick and Mr Guy Card
Miss Ellen Newdick of Brunswick and Mr Guy Card of Lisbon Falls announce their engagement. Ellen is a Morsé High School alumna and works for Jay Corp in Brunswick. Guy attended Brunswick High School and is employed at Worumbo Mill in Lisbon Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ase
Ats City
Ellen Newdick
Guy Card
James Card
Brunswick
Newdick
Morsé High School
Jay Corp
Card
Brunswick High School
Worumbo Mill
Lisbon Falls
Exchange Officers Night Observed At Woolwich Grange
Woolwich Grange observed an exchange officers night with Donald Robson as master and a full slate of officers. March events include a food sale at Rogers Hardware from 11 am to 3 pm on March 14 and a youth convention trip for Judith McIntire. A petition to Congress aimed at protecting the National Grange building site in Washington was read and opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Grange
Donald Robson
Jesse Chubbuck
Marion Chubbuck
David Barter
Ethel Reed
Daisy Elwell
Patricia Tipsword
Judith McIntire
Ceres
Jacqueline Durgan
Richard Hanson
Clyde Bailey
Ways and
Rogers Hardware
Augusta
National Grange
Washington, D. C
Auta Munsey
Bodwell
West Bath Oranges
Genesta Chapter Elects Officers Friday Night
Genesta chapter O E S elected Dorothy Pratt Worthy Matron at the annual meeting in the Masonic Temple. Ralph Card was chosen Worthy Patron with Ruth Freeman and Donald Freeman as associate patrons. Ruth Fuller became associate patron. May Ward secretary. Frieda Bagdikian treasurer. Caroline Robbins conductress. Appointments were Edin McRae chaplain Dors McKay marshal Mabell Merrill organist Jean Norton Adah Bertha Card Ruth Barbara Temple Esther Leona Starling Martha Lillian Howe Eleeta Louise Carlton Warder Cyrus Ashe Sentinel. Ruth Fuller junior post matron joined the finance committee for three years. A semi public installation is set for 8 p m Friday March 21 after a 7:30 business meeting with substitute officers Eleanor Merchant chaplain Athana Gillespie Martha and John Gillespie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Pratt
Genesta
Masonic Temple
Edin McRae
Dors McKay
Marshal
Mabel Merrill
P. M
Jean Norton
Adah
Bertha Card
Ruth
Barbara Temple
Esther
Leona Starling
Martha
Lillian Howe
Eleeta
Louise Carlton
Cyrus Ashe
Sentinel
Ruth Fuller
Eleanor Merchant
Athana Gillespie
John Gillespie
Bath Extension Service Delivers Broiler Program
The Bath Extension Service met Thursday evening under Mrs. Lindsay J. Dauphinee with "Making Your Broiler Work" as the topic. She demonstrated broiled tuna sandwiches grapefruit and cinnamon toast while refreshments were prepared by Mrs. Harry E. Fullerton and others. Proceeds from a foodless sale funded new dishes, and Farm and Home Week was announced for March 31 to April 3 at Orono. The April 3 meeting will cover "Better Use of Time" with Mrs. Doris Burgoin. an emergency feeding program is planned at 6.30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay J. Dauphinee
Bath Extension Service
Orono
Harry E. Fullerton
Doris Burgoin
Engaged Miss Ro Barter to West Bath Man
The engagement of Miss Ro Barter daughter of Mr and Mrs For est M Barter of West Bath is announced The bride to be is the daughter of Mrs Rita Cloutier and Joseph W Cloutier and attended Morse High School The groom is employed by Pratt and Whitney Hartford Conn The wedding is planned for next Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro Barter
Forest M. Barter
West Bath
Miss Cloutier
Rita Cloutier
Central Avenue
Joseph W. Cloutier
Morse High School
Barter
Pratt and Whitney
Hartford
Club 42 Holds Room Improvement Shower and Meeting Changes
Club 42 held a room improvement shower at its last meeting with furniture gifts from members and former members Mrs David Clark Mrs Kenneth Jacquith of Pes cagoula Miss and Mrs Robert Hamblett and Mrs Reginald Riley of Hartford Conn A March 19 meeting was canceled and the next gathering April 2 will feature movies by Hildred H Fisher Bath division of New England Telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club 42
David Clark
Kenneth Jacquith
Pescagoula
Robert Hamblett
Reginald Riley
Hartford
Hildred H. Fisher
Bath
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bath Country Club
Edith Small
James Daly
George Sarkis
Henry Middleton
Aurice Owen
John Sturtevant
Miss Small
Pine Tree Society
John Tarbox
Harry Allen
Arthur Sturtevant
Allen
David Desmond
Leonard Smith
Ira Durgin, Jr
Norman Seeckins
Sankis
Daly
Carl Fortier
Edward Jones
Joseph Mul- Toney
Milton Savare
Mifs. Tarbox
Owen
Dana Jewett
Norman Adams
William Greene
Mizpah Class Plans Weekly Meetings at First Baptist
The Mizpah class at First Baptist will hold weekly meetings through summer. Mrs Vinal King hosted the Tuesday session led by Mrs George Trask who chaired devotions. Members discussed a food sale set for March 21 at 1 30 p m with committee members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Vinal King
George Trask
Myra Kelly
Bath Memorial Hospital
Adeline Black
Kenneth Thayer
Trask
Ronald Buffam
Carl Graves
Buffam
King
John Mitchell
Graves
Burton Wing
Miriam House
Lila Place
George Carey
Legion Plans First Of Its Spring Dances Mar 29
Smith To BeY post American Legion announces a March 29 spring dance with Orville Davis appointed music chairman. Post Commander Abraham Greenblatt oversees a growing membership drive as Gerald Rioux and Charles Dutton join. A district meeting will be held in Bath on May 24 with Knox Sagadahoc and Lincoln counties contributing. Nelson Foss is district commander. Cedric French coordinates arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Tobey Post
American Legion
Orville Davis
Post
Abraham Greenblatt
Gerald Rioux
Charles Dutton
Bath
Legion
Knox
Sagadahee
Lincoln
Nelson Foss
Cedric French
Navy Wives Club Plans Cake Sale at Air Station
Members of the Navy Wives club met at Brunswick Naval Air Station with Mrs. Shirley Anderson presiding. They outlined a St Patrick's Day cake sale at Hangar 4 starting 9 a.m. and planned a March 20 social to assemble scrapbooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Wives Club
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Shirley Anderson
Daphne Raines
Carl Kester
Robert McKean
St. Patrick’s Day
St Pierre-Remis wedding listed in Norfolk naval chapel
The marriage of Miss Virginia Remis to Donald St Pierre F P 2 C USN was held February 14 at the Norfolk naval chapel. Attendants Mrs Ann Rudd and Joseph La Rue. Mrs St Pierre works as secretary at Norfolk naval station. St Pierre has served in the Navy four years and is attached to the U S S Bushnell. They reside at 208 Duncan Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Remis
Sigmund Remis
Long Island
N. Y
Donald St. Pierre
U.S. N
Alex St. Pierre
Woolwich
Norfolk, Va
Naval Chapel
Ann Rudd
Joseph la Rue
Judith Ashe to Represent Rainbow Girls as Grand Recorder
Judith Ashe was chosen to represent Rainbow Assembly No. 6 as Grand Recorder of the Grand Assembly of Maine, Rainbow for Girls, at a Portland assembly on April 26. The event marks the first statewide grand officer from the Bath and Woolwich area in years. Regular meeting set for 7 30 p.m. March 14 at Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Ashe
Rainbow Girls
Rainbow Assembly
Grand Assembly of Maine
Order of Rainbow
Portland
3Ath Assembly
Jane Ledyard
Monda Reed
Brunswick
Juanita Galuza
Joanne Hayes
Carol Soule
Loretta Knight
Gail Robbins
Patricia Rice
Mary Steen
Jean Steen
Deborah Allen
Marcia Hall
Carol Pankhurst
Deborah Moody
Cheryl Brown
Sharon Milliken
Bath and Woolwich
Nancy L. Dodge
Susan Fidles
Linda Hackett
Bowdoinham
Verna Watts
Stephanie Powers
Portland Assembly
No. 1
Leah Page
Grand Chapter of
Maine
O.E.S
Enid Crocker
Hazel Libby
Ruth Fuller
Genesta
O.es
Martha Bertrand
Rainbow Advisory Board
Diane Dunn
Waterville
Paul Watts
Thomas Aikenhead
Lawrence Wyman
Ralph Card
Masonic Temple
Xi Beta and Beta Sigma Phi Plan Joint Party
Xi Beta chapter of Xi Beta and Beta Sigma Phi discuss a combined party at the Country club with Theta chapter in May. Meeting at Mechanic street home covers a telephone bridge by both chapters. Play date extended through March 3 and 10. Program on Individual Hobbies presented by Mrs William Rogers Mrs Ruth Davis and Mrs Richard Raven. Meeting set for March 18 at Mrs John A Greene North Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Beta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Country Club
Theta Chapter
George Gallant
Mechanic Street
William Rogers
Ruth Davis
Richard Raven
John A. Greene
North Street
Birthday Party for Diane Lorene Elwell
Diane Lorene Elwell daughter of Sgt. 1/e Floyd M. Elwell Jr. hosted a party at 40 Farrin Street in her honor marking her third birthday. Gifts included a musical doll from her father serving in Korea. guests included Nancy Cobb James Cobb Richard Perry Angela Cobb Judith Ann Elwell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Lorene Elwell
Sgt. 1/e
Floyd M. Elwell, Jr
Farrin Street
Korea
Nancy Cobb
James Cobb
Richard Perry
Angela Cobb
Judith Ann Elwell
Terry
Lee Elwell
Floyd Elwell
Ruth Perry
Marilyn Cobb
Marion Elwell
Wing 4-H Club Elects Sharon Curran President
Wing 4-H Club of North Bath met Thursday and elected Sharon Curran as president while Alice Cunningham joined as a new member. Andrea Curran chaired, with Connie Dearborn Andrea Curran and Nancy Dearborn named to a committee. Mrs Calvin Wing led a sewing machine cleaning demonstration. refreshments were provided by Susan Minott and Connie Dearborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wing 4-H
North Bath
Sharon Curran
Alice Cunningham
Connie Dearborn
Andrea Curran
Nancy Dearborn
Calvin Wing
Susan, Minott
Bowdoinham O E S Elects Officers At Meeting
Electa chapter O E S met at Masonic hall for annual officer election. Elected: Helen Millay worthy matron Dwight Adams worthy patron Vesta Williams conductress Dorothy Allen associate conductress Celia Moore associate matron Freeman Billings associate patron Sadie Garland finance three years Mildred Given secretary Gretchen Hatch treasurer. Installation planned Saturday semi public with Hazel Libby and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa
O.E.S
Masonic Hall
Helen Millay
Dwight Adams
Vesta Williams
Dorothy Allen
Celia Moore
Freeman Billings
Sadie Garland
Mildred Given
Gretchen Hatch
Adah
Barbara Hackett
Ruth
Pearl Raymond
Esther
Ann Stein
Martha
Mabel Heenie
Nancy MacDonald
Ella Curtis
Gladys Peterson
Lee Sedgley
Sentinel
James Allen
Hazel Libby
Winfred Dodge
Card Club
Eleanor Purington
Charles N Blodgett Dies at 77 in Bowdoinham
Charles N Blodgett 77 retired farmer and Bath Iron Works employee died Saturday at his son's home in Bowdoinham. Born in Hebron New Hampshire June 25 1880 he moved to Bowdoinham in 1916 and worked for Kendall Company many years. Funeral held Sunday. interment planned in Bay View cemetery in spring. He leaves two sons Raymond and Charles a daughter Charlotte Billings and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Blodgett
Bath Iron Works
Raymond Blodgett
Hebron
N. H
Bowdoinham
W. B. and
E. P. Kendall Co
Maude Harris
Donald Taylor
Bay View Cemetery
Raymond
Charles Blodgett
Charlotte Billings
Sixteen Girl Scout Troops Display in Bath Window Exhibits
Sixteen Girl Scout troops showcase badges and crafts in Bath stores this week. Troops 1 and 12 display at New Erland Telephone and Telegraph. Troop 2 at Fall and Chic Shop. 5 and 8 at Rogers Hardware. 6 at Central Maine Power with Pine Haven Day Camp model. Troop 9 uses Daily Times window. Troops 7 10 11 14 17 18 19 20 at Grants. Troop 15 from Woolwich at Larry's Market. All windows thank United Fund supporters of the Girl Scout program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Ergand Telephone and Telegraph Company
Fall’s
Chic
Rogers Hardware
Central Maine Power Company
Pine Haven
Girl Scout Council
Daily Times
Brownie
Grant
Woolwich
Larry’s Market
United Fund
First Baptist Co-Workers Meet With Mrs Harrington
Members of the Co-Workers class of the First Baptist church gathered at Mrs Laura Harrington's North Street home Tuesday evening. The meeting opened with devotions prayer and the 23rd Psalm. Fourteen members and two guests attended and 23 calls were reported with cards to be sent to Mrs Lecretta Brooks and Mrs Arthur Dunton. An entertainment program was given by Mrs Place and Mrs Bertha Furber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Workers
First Baptist Church
Laura Harrington
North Street
Lila Place
Lecretta Brooks
Arthur Dunton
Place
Bertha Furber
Ora Parks
Bedford Street
Robert Mechealf
Cora Blakeney
Benjamin Woodside
Bernice Oliver
Engagement of Miss Hunt to Ronald Flink Announced
Miss Harriet Jean Hunt and Ronald A. Flink announce their engagement. Hunt, a Morse High School and Sargent College graduate, teaches physical education at New Britain High School. Flink, son of Mrs. Samuel Flink, is a Boston University alumnus with a business administration degree and is pursuing graduate work at MIT Lincoln Laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Jean Hunt
Ronald A. Flink
Cambridge
Mass
Thomas L. Totman
Phippsburg Center
Army Chemical Center
Edgewood
Flink
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lincoln Laboratories
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Colby
U. S
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Front Street
Morse
Inner Wheel
Beacon St
WSCS
Hyde Home Committee
St. Pierre-Remis
Xi Beta
Robert Boda
Robert Herbert
Eugene Fisher
Florida
Neil LaRochelle
Lelia
Edward LaRochelle
Bath Junior High School
Pythian Sisters
K. of Phall
Allen Frizzle, Jr
Sanford
Allen Frizzle
Ellis Moore
Gordon Smith
Old Orchard
First Baptist
Harrington
Avon
Frances H. Fides
Mohawk
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Washington Street
Dial
Avon Cosmetics
White Project
Air Base
Ada Greenblatt
SAILE
Greenblatt
Main Street
Adam, Greenplatt
Washington St
Fred B. Reed Co
Stanley E. Wallace
AB Alpgate
Witko Tara
Warner Brosco Srapeine
Patricia Owens
RED Buttons
Ricardo Montalbar
Martha Scott
Miyoshi
Umeki
James Garner
Producto
William Goetz
Joshua Logan
Eve
Peyton Place
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