Parker Head church to host May 28 special service
Rev George Cole of the Portland Baptist Church will speak at a May 28 service at Parker Head church with social music by the choir. A Scout troop committee met to plan the Camporee at Camp Hinds for the first weekend in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Head Church
Reveorge Cole
Baptist Church
Portland
Fred. Haggett
Camp Hinds
Winneganee
Maurice Skillins
Norman MacDonald
Shirley Pratt
Wald Logan
John G. Morse, Jr
Ida Nordlund
Sebasco Patrol
Leo Hamel
Brownies
Bodwell Grange Hall
Bodwell Grange
George Ames, Jr
Louis Alexand- Catherine
West Point
William
Dorothy Blaisdell
Parker Head
Earle Perkins
Cenor
Myron Wyman
Small Point
Sally Rainey
Sylvia Green
Center
Grange Hall
Phippsburg Credit Union
Philip Jacobs
Anita ‘Totman
Salvation Army
Phippsburg
Minot
Sewing Circle Girls Win Prizes At Auburn
The Teen-Age Sewing Circle of Bath and the Harvesters of West Bath competed in the Annual County Style Dress Revue at Odd Fellows hall in Auburn. Judges Beatrice Adams Ocean Addison and Katherine Runnells awarded ribbons for aprons skirts and dresses. Additional attendees included club leaders and members Patricia Everett Catherine Wallace and Elizabeth Carey. Myrtle Wilson with Bertha Whitam installed officers at Bridgton auxiliary post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Circle of
Bath
Harvesters of
West Bath
Odd Fellows Hall
Auburn
Beatrice Adams
Topsham
Ocean Addison
Leeds
Katherine Runnells
Lewiston
Donna Crocker
Beverly Pecci
Glenda Wallace
The
Harvesters
Ana Witham
Ruth Amirault
Joan Hawkes
Jacqueline Purdy
Betty Brown
Martha Holmes
Ann Amirault
Donna Guynn
Patricia White
Janet Cohen
Dorothy Thompson
Bethel Estes
Judith Lesier
Loretta Barter
Bonnie Belanger
Enior
Waneta Estes
Carolyn Stackpole
Marie Michaud
Joan Batchelder
Jean Brown
Marjorie Bourget
Boston man hosts Phyllis Torrey in Oak Street visit
Joseph Dinsmore of Boston and Miss Phyllis Torrey of Gloucester were weekend guests of Mr. Dinsmore's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MacDonald, of Oak Street.
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Joseph Dinsmore
Boston
Phyllis Torrey
Gloucester
Mass
Mr. Dinsmore
Arthur MacDonald
Oakstreet
Parker Head Church and Community Notices
Parker Head community items report church services with two future guest speakers Rev Cole and Rev Cleaves Henderson plus a May 28 service and a June 25 service. A recent food sale raised over 15 dollars for Old Orchard trip. Parker Head P T A elected officers and hosted refreshments. Local visits include Bodwell Orange degrees and a funeral for Gilbert Woodman Nobleboro. Armed Forces Day events and Ingraham visit details noted.
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Reginald Gordon
Brunswick
Cole
First Baptist Church of Portland
Georgetown
Cleaves Henderson
Bodwell Orange
Charles Blaisdell
Parker Head
Gilbert Woodman
Nobleboro
Leon Hamel
J. Frank Mezenski
H. D. Mank
H. D. Mank, Jr
Herbert Doughty
Parker Head School
Phippsburg Center
U. S. S. Ingraham
Bath
Parker’s Flats
Parker
Sandra Mank
Five Islands
Leston Harrington
Elizabeth Eaton
J. Albert Young
Dr. Bonney
Joe Dunton
Peter Bush
Augusta
Bush
Eugene Ross
Ross
Popham Beach community notices and harbor work update
Sunday church service led by Rev H Macy Whitehead at 11 a m at the schoolhouse. Christian Service committee to start annual fund drive May 25. Dredging and sand fill underway from salceway to Rola lot to widen parking. Numerous local visits and weekend gatherings noted including Bath, Phippsburg Center, and Bowdoin traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Macy Whitehead
Christian Service Committee
Popham Circle
Frank D. Scott
Salceway
Rolalot
Long Island
Burt S. Osgood, Jr
Willard Bonner
Buffalo
N. Y
Gorham State Teacher's’ College
Robert Miller
Esther Wood
Maine
Popham
Topsham
Bowdoin College
Wiscasset
Waldoboro
Doris Wallace
Phippsburg Center
Earle B. Perkins
Joyce
Helena Doughty
Atkin’s Bay Terrace
Peter Isaacson
Lewiston
Arnold Schroeder
Thomas
Cheshire
Bath Memorial Hospital
Joyce Perkins
Jean Bowker
Marguerite McNulty
John B. Curran
Charlotte Curran
Claude Gonessteel
Troy
Riverside
Francis Barnes
Auburn
George Barnes
Bath
Charles Small
Atkin’s Bay
Cox's Head Farm Bureau June Meeting at Dromore
The Cox's Head Farm Bureau met in Dromore for a Textile Painting session led by instructor Mrs. Annette Sheffield. A noon dinner was served by the committee with Mrs. Eva Rogers, Mrs. Mildred Rogers and Mrs. Pauline Hart on the dinner committee. Planning discussed for the Summer sale on Aug. 8. Committees for food were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Dromore
Annette Sheffield
Eva Rogers
Mildred Rogers
Pauline Hart
Bath hosts Maine convention with 300 at banquet
Bath letter carriers and auxiliaries attended the annual Maine convention in Rockland at the Thorndike hotel. The auxiliary meeting elected Mrs. Athena Gillespie of Bath as president for 12 years, with Mrs. Emma Meyer of Rockford Ill., the national representative, as guest. Meyer praised Maine courtesies after a lobster and clam meal. The 1952 national convention will be in New York City, with Maine events in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Maine
Rockland
Thorndike Hotel
Athena Gillespie
Emma Myer
Executive Board of Constitution and Law Committee
Rockford, Ill
Gillespie
Meyer
State Auxiliary
Ruby Hooker
Pearl Tanguay
Nora McLaughlin
New York City
Maine State Association
Portland
Bath Letter Carriers Association
Lloyd Hooker
Oscar Tanguay
James McLaughlin
Bath residents return after North Carolina Tennessee trip
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Cooke and Mrs. Henry C. Wright have returned to Bath after a two weeks visit to North Carolina and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Cooke
Henry C. Wright
Bath
North Carolina
Tennessee
Past Masters Meet at Topsham Grange in Sagadahoc
Past Masters Association and Lecturers Council of Sagadahoc county granges met at Topsham grange hall with 12 past masters and 10 honorary members. Presidents, tax debate notes, July 21 meeting plans, and a 6:30 supper preceded a lively program led by Mrs. Eleanor Ripley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Elfreda Perkins
Lizzie Haggett
Marshall Wilson
Progressive Orange
Progressive Grange
Topsham Grange
Eleanor Ripley
Sagadahoc Pomona
Aunt Shaw
Joseph Genthier
Hiram Russell
Sumner Teele
David Henderson
Margaret Morse
Luncheon Held At Newell Home For USS Timmerman Launch
A noon luncheon followed the launching of the USS Timmerman, which went overboard Saturday from Bath Iron Works. More than 100 guests attended at the Newell home, with shipbuilders, Navy officials, and Timmerman family members among the attendees. Sponsors and guests included Jo Anne Timmerman, Mrs. Eastham Guild, and numerous alumni of Gibbs & Cox, Bethlehem Steel, and Babcock Wilcox, with Capt. Bailey and Capt. Roth in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmerman
Bath Iron Works Corp
William S. Newell
John R. Newell
Shipbuilding Company
Navy
Eastham Guild
Newell
Mr. Newell
Fred Timmerman
Jo-Anne
Emporia
Kan
Saipan
Carolyn
Portland
Charles Marburger
Casper
Wyoming
Robert Crawford
Thomas Crawford
Buffalo
N. Y
William F. Gibbs
Gibbs & Cox, Marine Architects
New York City
Gibbs
David M
James B. Hunter
Bethlehem Steel Co
New York
George W. Bailey
USN
Bureau of Ships
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
E. E. Roth
Roth
James H. Rodgers
Washington
Cumberland Mills Family Guests at Oak Street Visit
Mr and Mrs George Russell and daughter Elizabeth of Cumberland Mills were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Arthur MacDonald on Oak Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Russell
Elizabeth
Cumberland Mills
Arthur MacDonald
Oak Street
Bay Point Visitors Share Hospitality With U S S Ingraham Crew
Bay Point residents hosted sailors from the U S S Ingraham during a weekend visit.notations mention local families including Powers and Hagan, with several trips to Bath and Yarmouth. The greeting followed a launching event in Bath and sightseeing around the Kennebec coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Coiver
Kennebec
Henry Powers
H. Martin Powers
and Bay Point
Hagan
Thomas Hagan
Whill Openet Maritime Academy
Ane
Eugene Foster
Bath
Bay Point
Harry Stone
Eleanor
Lewiston
Arthur Berry
Maurice Burns
Harold Robinson
Auburn
William Mains
West Bath
Loring Small
Dwight Furbish
Yarmouth
George Renaud
U.S. S
J. Barter
Alice Hinckley
Carroll Deerin
T. P. Moff
Andrew Butterfield
Madison Mocs
Madison, Jr
U. S. S. Ingraham
Seven Seas
Bay
Jean Reed
Birth of Debra Ann Barnes at Memorial Hospital
Sgt. and Mrs. Robert S. Barnes announce the birth of daughter Debra Ann born May 16 at Memorial hospital. Mrs. Barnes, formerly Christiansen, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Redford Christiansen of 32 Drayton road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Barnes
Debra Ann
Memorial Hospital
Barnes
Christiansen
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