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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1951

Page

7

Former Bath Pastor Moves to Kobe Japan as Missionary

Rev Floyd Powers, native of Biddeford, formerly of Bath Advent Christian Church, sails from San Francisco for Kobe to join the Osaka Mission. He studied at New England School of Theology and National Bible Institute, and was ordained in Maine.

Advent Christian Church Bath Floyd Powers Biddeford Kobe Japan San Francisco Osaka Mission American Advent Mission Society America Powers Harold F. Powers Waterbury, Conn New England School of Theology Boston National Bible Institute Shelton College New York City New Brunswick Nova Scotia Maine

Rev Powers Led West Coast Mission Rally Before Departure

Reverend Powers traveled with a group of missionaries and was honored at a rally before leaving the West Coast. He attended his home parish prior to his departure, reflecting community support for the voyage.

Powers West Coast

Winter Street church Organ Fund Seeks $11000 by March 18

The Winter Street church Organ Fund committee led by Harry E. Ring plans to raise the full 11000 by Sunday evening March 18. A Sunday drive March 17 18 will seek three year pledges at homes while others may mail gifts to Harry E Ring Jr 25 Park Street. The current pipe organ replaces an over 70 year old second hand instrument and will stand as a symbol of church generosity.

Winter Street Church Organ Fund Committee Harry E. Ring Winter Street Harry E. Ring, Jr Park Street Ring John Taylor Jane Goodman John Cooke

Government of Odd Ladies Meet in Bath All Day Friday

The Maine United Order of Independent Odd Ladies held its largest session in years at Grand Army hall in Bath with 200 plus attendees from Maine lodges including Auburn No 1 Portland lodges Fern No 2 Pine Cone No 4 Merrymeeting No 7 Brunswick Myrtle No 8 Bath Fort Halifax No 9 Waterville and guests from Massachusetts. A morning degree for Mrs Sarah Potter occurred, a chicken dinner followed, reports were given, and plans for March activities and a June meeting in Fort Halifax were announced with attendance by Supreme Lady Lizzie B C Chaney and conductor Lucelia Blake.

Government of Maine United Order of Independent Odd Ladies Grand Army Hall Maine Auburn Portland Fern Pine Cone Merrymeeting Brunswick Myrtle Bath Fort Halifax Waterville Massachusetts Anna Burnham Lillius Larrabee Theresa Hill Ida Freeman Fern Lodge Wilson Whitmarsh Quincy Mass Lydia Bendix Helen Peoples Malden Caroline Clark Lynn Beatrice Nellie Hunt Myrtle Lodge Bangor Lizzie B. C. Chaney Lucelia Blake Boston

Huse P T A Plans Play And Fundraisers

The Huse P T A met at Huse Memorial School with strong attendance. President Stanley Woods presided as the P T A Council plans a play Seven League Boots by the Children’s Theater of Portland. Rummage and candy sales are scheduled. banners were awarded and a scrap paper drive was proposed with a prize for the top room.

Huse P. T. A Huse Memorial School Stanley Woods America P. T. A. Council Children’s Theater of Portland Gerard Billington Eleanor Danforth Billington Ruth Trueworthy Lydia Hutchins Linwood Abbott

Montsweag Farm Bureau Meeting on Food and Freedom

Montsweag Farm Bureau gathers Thursday at 10 30 a m at the Goodwill clubhouse. Mrs Edith Rice directs the program titled Food and Freedom with dinner served at noon.

Montsweag Farm Bureau Goodwill Clubhouse Food and Freedom Edith Rice

Rainbow Assembly elects Grand Hope at Maine meeting

Rainbow Assembly met Friday with Worthy Advisor Hilda Bowers welcoming Masons and Eastern Star members. Bowers was elected Grand Hope to be installed April 28 at the Grand Assembly of Maine in Portland, with plans for a card party, entertainment, and degree work.

Rainbow Assembly Hilda Bowers Eastern Star Evelyn Morse Grand Hope Grand Assembly of Maine Portland Jane Niles Grand Faith Grand Choir Natalie Hathorne Gretchen Trott Anita Deering Freida Legard Joan Mallett Arlene Fogg Margaret Cahill Sue Stover Doris McKay Marion Smith Carrie Thompson Jean Bowers Barbara Tabor Athena Gillespie Zylpha Richardson Genesta Elwood Hathorne Sylvia Bowers

Tea club Forty Two plans annual charity tea

Club Forty Two announces its sixth annual charity tea for Hyde Memorial Home for Crippled Children and Adults. Co chairs Mrs Arthur Sturtevant and Mrs William Green list honorees, date March 18 at Cosmopolitan club rooms, 3 to 5 pm with Morse High student Graeme Hanson to entertain.

Arthur Sturtevant William Green Hyde Memorial Home Marie Preston Hyde Home Esther Drummond Andrew Flaherty Edward LeMoine Eastham Guild Sumner Sewall James Gillies Louis K. Silverman Cosmopolitan Club Graeme Hanson Morse High School Everett Cooke Elliott C. Hanson Edward Jones Frances Grainer Edith Small Joseph H. Mullaney George Sarkis George Hart Graydon Smith Stanley Brown Robert Footer

Bowdoin President Speaks at Grace Church on Layman Official

Bowdoin College President Kenneth C. M. Sills spoke at Grace Episcopal Church on Sunday at 10 30 am under the men’s group. He addressed The Layman Officially In the Church drawing on his work with the Episcopal National Council General Conventions and Faith and Order talks in Europe. Mrs Myron Jewett of Boothbay Harbor formerly Portland passed away in Bath with her aunt Blanché Leavitt Oliver.

Kenneth C. M. Sills Bowdoin College Grace Episcopal Church Dr. Sills National Council of the Episcopal Church Sills Faith and Order Europe Vance Myron Jewett Boothbay Harbor Portland Bath Bath Blanché Leavitt Oliver

Club Forty Two Hosts Stork Shower For Mrs Clark

Mrs David Clark was guest of honor at a stork shower hosted by Club Forty Two at Mrs Howard Farrs Marshall Avenue home. Gifts arranged in a bassinet. Palm Sunday tea plans discussed for March 18 at the Cosmopolitan clubhouse. Seated guests included Mrs Domenic Cardosi and Mrs James Daly among many others.

David Clark Club 42 Howard Farr Marshall Avenue Clark Cosmopolitan Domenic Cardosi James Daly Joseph Mack David Desmond Lawrence Wyman Norman Seekins Arthur Sturtevant Graydon Smith Leonard Smith George Sarkis Joseph Mullaney Kenneth Jaquith Edward Jones George Hart Paul Hart Elliot Hanson William Greene Frances Grainger Milton Footer Robert Footer Everett Cooke Harry Allen Norman Adams

Luxury liner lands at Sydney Australia

The Caronia docked in Sydney with 233 passengers many Americans on a 104 day cruise. Some travelers criticized the ships millionaire image while Lewis Cole of Kentucky stores said most passengers are not rich and are pleasant people. Among travelers are William S Newell of Bath and his daughter Ellen Tiemer.

William S. Newell Bath and Daughter Tiemer Sydney Australia Lewis Cole Kentucky William S. Newell of Bath Mrs Ellen Tiemer

Lawrence Lord of Fitts Street at Portsmouth Navy Yard

Lawrence Lord, employed at the Portsmouth Navy Yard in Kittery, spends weekends at his home on Fitts Street.

Lawrence Lord Fitts Street Portsmouth Navy Yard Kittery

Morse High Announces Senior Class Honor Graduates

Morse High School held an assembly to announce senior honors. Valedictorian Charles Burden, salutatorian Katheryn Cousins, first honor essay Melvin Hodgkins, second honor essay Rolande Girard, and class oration by Henry Powers Jr. were revealed.

Morse High School Raymond W. Farnham Charles Burden Alexander A. Burden Middle Street Burden Morse Rifle Club Ale University Katheryn Cousins Darius Cousins Front Street Melvin E. Hodgkins Laforest E. Hodgkins Rolande Girard Rodolphe Girard Topsham Commercial Club Henry M. Powers, Jr Henry M. Powers Washington Street Powers Assembly Jacqueline Snipe Nancy Welmer Gerry Jack Henry Powers Don Beaton Harry Moses Melvin Tukey Catherine Huse Margaret Flaherty

Stork Shower for Mrs. David Clark at Washington Street

Mrs. David Clark received a surprise stork shower at her home 1530 Washington Street on Thursday evening. Hosts Mrs. Kenneth Jaquith Mrs. Leonard Smith and Mrs. John Gordon organized the event with gifts refreshments and a social evening. Numerous invited guests attended including Mrs. Howard Farr Mrs. Graydon Smith Miss Catherine Powers and Miss Ruth Clark among others.

David Clark Washington Street Kenneth Jaquith Leonard Smith John Gordon Graydon Smith Howard Hatch Thornton Henderson Kendall Lord Herbert Cornish Brian M. Jewett William Leask George Davies Catherine Powers Kathleen Clark Stanley Marr Roswell Haskell Stanley Brown Carl Swanton Albert McMann al Goss Joseph Oliver Roy Donnell Eleanor Wilson Ruth Clark Everett White William Dolloff Marcelle Baribeau Henry Baribeau Brunswick

Home Nursing Class Meets at Memorial Hospital

The Red Cross home nursing class met at Memorial hospital Monday evening with instructor Mrs. Wallace Ham RN. An epidemic prevented three members from attending, and they will meet with the group Wednesday evening to make up the time. There are two groups in the class and they are doing splendid work.

Red Cross Memorial Hospital Wallace Ham R.N

Bowdoinham PTA Meeting Highlights and Local Club News

Bowdoinham hosts a March 21 PTA meeting with Staton Curtis of Brunswick guiding a film and talk. Glennis Lamoreau and Eleanor Brice organize refreshments as 4‑H and Merrymeeting clubs share activities, leadership, and upcoming events.

Gordon Curtis Carole Brown Robert Gray Merlene Witham Frederick Raynes Priscilla Riske Merrymeeters Eleanor Brice Glennis Lamoreau Ann Dudley Barbara Merrill Carolyn Brown Wilbur Browne Brunswick Bowdoinham Lodge Merry Meeting Club

Local Social Notes Highlight Neighbor Visits and Travel

Mary Billings Gretchen Hatch Louise Curtis and Mildred Elwell are named among local residents. Sedley Berry left Boston and New York on a business trip. Mr and Mrs Spear Sedgley are ill with flu. Zina Maxwell was in Leaston on business. Mr and Mrs Wallace Hunter of South Portland visited Frank Heath. Mr and Mrs Alfred Johnson are in Connecticut visiting their daughter and her husband Frederick Pauling.

Charles Hackett Frederick Payne Blaine House Augusta Cony High School Sedley Berry New York William Zorach Avery Fides, Sr Boston S. Miller George Sedgley MatcEwen Charles McEwen Philip Nealey Belfast Ledley Berry Merrymeeting Poultry Farm Berry Clifford W. Gray Raymond Denham Anna Palmer Alice Moody Freeport Winfred Dodge Flora Temple Shirley Humphrey Richmond Ella Curtis Bishop School Lida Baker Mary Billings Gretchen Hatch Louise Curtis Mildred Elwell Spear Sedgley Zina Maxwell Lewiston Wallace Hunter South Portland Frank Heath Alfred Johnson Connecticut Frederick Pauling

Teacher Carrie Smith Resigns After 29 Years of Service

Mrs Carrie Smith resigns from her pre prime grade teaching post at North Street Advantage, ending a 29 year tenure beloved by parents and students. She previously taught at Massachusetts State Hospital Tewksbury and in Arrowsic and Woolwich, creating a vacancy for the district.

Carrie Smith North Street

Birthday Party For Karen Lee Savage Held In Bath

Karen Lee Savage daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul C Savage of New London Connecticut formerly Bath enjoyed a fifth birthday surprise at the Getchell home 805 Middle Street Bath Yellow decorations refreshments and games marked the evening Guests included Mrs Mina Hinckley Karen’s grandfather Melvin ae Sereee Mrs Paul Savage Mrs Frank Cole and children Linda Johnny George and Karen’s siblings Paul and Sally Savage The Savages left Friday for New London after visiting two weeks with the Getchells.

Karen Lee Savage Paul C. Savage New London Linda Johnny George Karen Paul Sally Savage

Three Special Police Positions Filled by Manager

The article explains the commission will submit the top three exam results to the city manager for permanent appointment. If ties occur the first ranked among the top three is chosen. Three temporary special police roles must be made permanent to fill the positions they occupy.

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