Bath Society and Clubs Notes Across Several Cities
Movements and visits by Bath residents and relatives are listed. Mr and Mrs Everett Pierce journeyed from Pearl Street to St Petersburg and Fort Worth over months. Dr and Mrs Raymond Libby visited Bath from Richmond. Judge Dunton attends his class reunion in Hebron and remarks on dwindling members. Mitchell and Doten visit Bath. Ericson named Augusta chemist after Bowdoin and Boston work. Mrs Thorpe returns from Memorial and Bath friends await her recovery. Bath residents Webster family relocate to Indian Point for summer. District meeting and W S C S conference notes include Blaine House tea hosted by Gov Cross’s wife and Bishop Lord’s service at Augusta Armory. Carrie Carlisle of Wisconsin visits Bath and plans to work at Race's Cabin Court Edgecomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pian
E. Everett Pierce
Pearl Street
St. Petersburg
Fla
Fort Worth
Texas
Mis
KE. Everett Pierce, Jr
Sewall Webster
Augusta
Bath
Indian Point
William J. Craft
Paul Moore
Irving Varney
Jane Shea
Blanche Locke
Con Street
Boothbay Harbor
Burton M. Cross
Blaine House
John Wesley Lord
Augusta Armory
Carrie Carlisle
Wiscasset
McKinley
Carlisle
Race
Cabin Court
Edgecomb
Local notes from Bath area residents and service members
Pfc Edward F Newell Jr son of Mr and Mrs Edward Newell of 955 High Street recently ended a 10 day leave with his parents after training at Parris Island and now serves at Camp Lejeune with Service Company as clerk-typist. Also listed are Mrs Sadie Dowling hospital visit, Mrs Jennie Walker visiting California returnees, Dr and Mrs Ardenne A Stott from Park Street, Mrs J Leslie Coombs visiting Reading and Portland, Memorial hospital patient near future, Junior Misers gathering at Mrs Raymond Welch’s Lemont Street home, and social visits among Bath residents including Mr and Mrs Ray Marr of Everett Massachusetts and Mr and Mrs Charles Macahan of Georgetown Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Newell, Jr
Edward Newell
High Street
Ting
Parris Is
Ray Marr
Everett
Mass
Social visit and wedding party in Brunswick area
Mrs. Leslie Pheeney of Portland and Mrs. Hattie Webber of Freeport visited Miss Evelyn Ward and Mrs. Nancy M. Thomas in Russell and Fremont streets. Horace G Morse Jr hosted a bachelor party at the Eagle in Brunswick for Richard E Jackson and bride Sally Snowden. Guests included George W Larrabee Jr, Frank Donnell, Carl Pinson Jr, Perry Thompson, Nicholas Snowden, Robert Powers and Morse. The group later traveled to Bath for a wine dinner at Morse parents' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Pheeney
Portland
Hattie Webber
Freeport
Evelyn Ward
Russell Street
Nancy M. Thomas
Fremont Street
Horace G. Morse, Jr
Oak Street
the Eagle
Brunswick
Richard E. Jickson
Saly Snowden
Mr. Morse
George W. Larrabee, Jr
Frank Donnell
Carl Pinson, Jr
Perry Thompson
Nicholas Snowden
Robert Powers
Richard Jackson
Bath
Morse
Social notes from Woolwich and surrounding towns
Friends and relatives share travel and visit plans across states and countries. Scott Cressey Jr of California works as an inspector at an aircraft plant while his El Segundo home is noted. Mrs Cressey and Gail plan June visits to Montsweag relatives Gerry and Mrs Cotton. Vivian Blaisdell returns to Melrose after time with Dennison family. Allen Irish and Lissa Dearborn sail May 18 from New York aboard Queen Elizabeth for two months touring England Scotland and the continent. Washington street resident attends Hebron academy 150th anniversary reunion. Harrison Hubbard family from Red Bank and Harold Husbands family from Chadds Ford visit Bath, with Hubbard traveling to Ohio for business before rejoining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Cressey, Jr
California
el Segundo
Allen M. Irish
Lissa Dearborn
New York City
Cunard Line
England
Scotland
Harrison W. Hubbard
Peter
James
John
Gail
Red Bank
N. J
Harold Husbands
Susanne
Chadds Ford
Carl B. Swanton
Front Street
Hubbard
Ohio
Mr. Husbands
Bath
Cavanaughs Return From Honeymoon Visit In Bath
Sgt and Mrs John Cavanaugh visit his sister and husband Mr and Mrs Van Perkins of 112 Front Street after returning from their honeymoon. Sgt Cavanaugh resumes duty at Sampson AFB Hempstead NY Wednesday last week while Mrs Cavanaugh stays in Bath for an extended visit. Mrs Harry Thebeau of 699 High Street was admitted to Maine General Hospital Portland for surgery Friday after arriving Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cavanaugh
van Perkins
Front Street
Sgt. Cavanagh
Sampson Air Force Base
Hempstead
N. Y
Harry Thebeau
High Street
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Rochester Woman Visits Henderson Family in North Street
Mrs Edward P Curtis of Rochester New York is visiting for a week with her daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Melvin B Henderson and family on North Street. She arrived May 19 and was joined by Mrs Howard P Kidd of Rochester who returned home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Curtis
Rochester
N. Y
Melvin B. Henderson
North Street
Howard P. Kidd
Local Socials and Meetings Across Woolwich Bath and Brunswick
Mr and Mrs Ray Thomas and Mr and Mrs Edwin Thomas of Woolwich traveled to Portland to attend a wrestling match at the Exposition building last Wednesday. In Brunswick on May 15 the district meeting of Evening Star Rebekah Lodge was held with Mrs Hathorne in charge of the Pine Cone Lodge exchange table. In Bath, Mrs J M Cobb of Springfield Mass and Mrs Martin Lucier of Damariscotta visited friends including Evelyn F Ward at Lillian Berry’s 21 Russell Street home and Nancy M Thomas of 9 Fremont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Thomas
Edwin Thomas
Woolwich
Portland
Exposition Building
Ruth Leavitt
Rose Hathorne
Ethel Reed
Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge
Wiscasset
Evening Star Rebekah Lodge
Brunswick
J. M. Cobb
Springfield
Mass
Martin Lucier
Damariscotta
Bath
Evelyn F. Ward
Lillian Berry
Russell Street
Nancy M. Thomas
Fremont Street
Spicer Re-enters Memorial Hospital After Fractured Arm
R H Spicer of 1141 Washington Street re entered Memorial hospital Thursday afternoon to be treated for a fractured arm after being a patient there for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlon Rideout
Tallman Street
Memorial Hospital
R. H. Spicer
Washington Street
Second Liet Jean Ann Gar dett visits Bath guest of Hartsgroves
Second Lieut. Jean Ann Gardett of San Antonio Texas has returned to Bath to spend a few days as a guest of Mr and Mrs George Hartsgrove at 75 Western Avenue en route to Fort Benning Ga where she has been transferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Ann Gardett
San Antonio
Texas
Bath
George Hartsgrove
Western Avenue
Fort Banning
Community Notices From Cape Elizabeth To Bath
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Welch and family visited Mr and Mrs Harold Walker in Highland Street. Barbara Cameron now Araou gins Cameron and a band reside in South Portland. Cameron served in the U S Lighthouse Service stationed at Seguin Island last year. Harold Walker attended Hebron Academy 150th reunion with seven from his class of many. Dean McDougal hosted neighborhood friends with a theater party after lunch. Reading Massachusetts visitor Robert Fulton visited Bath friends. Houston Holbrooks of Boston announce birth of daughter at Chelsea Naval Hospital weight seven pounds ten ounces. Holbrooks is Electricians Mate first class aboard U S S Timmerman. Evelyn Wyman and Mae Ward left for Brewer for Grand Chapter Maine meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Welch
Nancy
Benjamin, Jr
Cape Elizabeth
Harold Walker
Highland Street
Barbara
Ara Ougins Cameron
South Portland
Cameron
U. S
Hebron Academy
Walker
Dean McDougal
Daniel McDougal
Oak Street
McDougal
Robert Hawkes
Wayne Shaw
Gilman Sprague
David Brown
Arthur Walker
Houston Holbrooks
Boston
Chelsea
Mass
Naval Hospital
Holbrook
Joan Bradford
Roy Bradford
High Street
Holbrooks
U. S. S. Timmerman
Hebron Academy 150th anniversary guests from Bath
Among Bath residents at Hebron Academy commemorations were Judge and Mrs. Arthur J. Dunton Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Desmond and Mrs. Jason A. Merrill Mrs Desmond's class held a 40th reunion with a banquet at Poland Spring alongside the Hebron luncheon and banquet event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Hebron Academy
Arthur J. Dunton
Eugene Desmond
Jason A. Merrill
Local youths head to Waterville and Bowdoin honored student
Miss Alison Turpie of Greenstreet travels to Waterville for a week with her maternal grandparents. Houghton White of Brunswick, son of Bruce H M White, graduates cum laude from Hebron Academy in June and will enter Bowdoin in the fall as class valedictorian. He is grandson of Hon. Rupert H. Baxter of Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alison Turpie
William Turpie
Greenstreet
Waterville
T. H. Williams
Houghton White
Bruce H. M. White
Brunswick
Hebron Academy
Bowdoin
Rupert H. Baxter
Washington Street
Mrs Martha Gross Visits Portlands McIntire Family
Mrs Martha Gross of Page street was a recent guest for several days of her cousins Mr George Curtis McIntire and Mrs McIntire of Portland, formerly Bath residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Gross
Page Street
George Curtis McIntire
Portland
Bath
Residents Attend Ties and College Events Across States
Rev and Mrs Harry W McIn tre of Providence R I were guests of Miss Alice E Norris of Weeks Street. They traveled to Bath for the funeral of Clarence Richardson MelIntire of Providence. Both joined Monday Contract club members in Boothbay Harbor at Mrs Donald S Sewall's home. Miss Sally True of Wellesley College and Miss Patricia Leahy of Bangor attended a junior flower show at the college. Miss True is daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Dale True of 352 Front Street. Miss Elizabeth Prentiss and guest Miss Harriet Morton, Gorham State Teachers College freshmen, weekended with Mr and Mrs Lewis E Prentiss of 19 Maple Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. McIntre
Providence, R. IL
Alice E. Norris
Weeks Street
Bath
MelIntire
Clarence Richardson MelIntire
Providence
Boothbay Harbor
Donald S. Sewall
Sally True
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Mass
Patricia Leahy
Bangor
Miss True
Edward Dale True
Front Street
Elizabeth Prentiss
Harriet Morton
Gorham State Teachers College
M Prentiss
Lewis E. Prentiss
Maple Street
Local social notes recount gatherings and visits in Brunswick
Mrs J Lestie Reaping hosts club lunch at her Brunswick home while others attend Grand Chapter O E S sessions in Brewer. Visitors include Mrs David Friedman and son Harry Keith of Brighton. Cottage opens at Small Point for season as family members visit and a son trains in Germany before college. A wedding is planned for Miss Geraldine Ann Fogg and Thomas C Aylward at the Fogg home in Woolwich on June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lestie Reaping
Harryesat Street
Eagle
Brunswick
Club
Hichsh
Earl Kimble
John Taylor
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Ot Oliver
Harry E. Bath
Albion K.th
Portland
Bath
David Friedman
Irene Lait
Harry Keith
Brighton
Mass
Harry Lait
Bluff Road
Geraldine Ann Fogg
L. William Fogg
Thomas C. Aylward
Camden
Foggs
Woolwich
Morse High Senior Frail Appendectomy at Memorial Hospital
Frederick Dotton, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Dotton of Maxwell street, underwent an appendectomy at Memorial hospital over the weekend. He is a Morse High school senior. Mrs Ruth Silverman of Bath serves as a Bath Chapter delegate to the 102nd Annual Convention of District 1 B nai B r ith meeting at Hotel Statler Boston May 29 to June 1. Congressman Franklin D Rooevelt of New York will address Sunday May 30 Juncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Dotton
Clarence Dotton
Maxwell Street
Memorial Hospital
Frederick
Morse High School
Ruth Silverman
Bath
Hotel Statler
Boston
Franklin D. Rooevelt
New York
Boothbay Harbor Obituary and Local Notices
Miss Ethel Barter of 118 Academy Street and Leon Keene with son Freddie of Portland passed away May 16 in Boothbay Harbor alongside Barter’s father Captain William P. Barter. Mrs. Carville Douglas returns to Washington Street home from Memorial Hospital surgical care. FE McCurdy joined Hebron Academy 150th anniversary events and his 25th class reunion. Eugene McGrath and wife of Wiscasset visited Bath to see relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Barter
Academy Street
Leon Keene
Freddie
Portland
Boothbay Harbor
Miss Barter
William P. Barter
Carville Douglas
Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
FE. L. McCurdy
Hebron Academy
Maine freshman wins Thelma Louise Kel scholarship
David A. Ziblatt, a University of Maine freshman, earns the Thelma Louise Kel undergraduate scholarship for 1954 55 based on scholarship citizenship and need. A 1953 Morse High School graduate, he is the son of Mr and Mrs Morris Ziblatt of 49 Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Ziblatt
University of Maine
Thelma Louise Kel
Ziblatt
Morse High School
Mro Aad
Morris Ziblatt
Elm Street
Bath Societies and Clubs Meet at G A R Hall
Ernest Edgar Kateoh Auxiliary met at G A R hall with Mrs. Dorothy Wright presiding. Routine reports approved and plans set for June 3 meeting. Members will attend Sunday service at First Baptist church, gathering 9 45 a m. A meat loaf supper preceded, birthday party for two members, gifts and cakes served. Memorial Day plans discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Edgar Kateoh
G.A.R
Helen Gagnon
Jessie Morrill
Dorothy Wright
June Wright
Mizpah Class met at Mrs Ruth McKenzie home
The Mizpah Class of the First Baptist church met at 83 Court Street Tuesday last week with Adeline Black leading scriptures and Bible verses. The Lord's Prayer was recited in unison. After benediction refreshments were served and a social hour followed. On Thursday evening the class held a baked beans and salad supper after the prayer meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth McKenzie
First Baptist Church
Court Street
Tuesda
Adeline
Club Forty-Two hears informal Cuba talk at meeting
Mrs. Leon White shared experiences from living in Cuba during winter with her husband on a civil plantation. She described scenery, living conditions, and local customs and laws as she recalled them. Guests included Mrs. Robert Mosher and others. next, the club plans a Portland dinner at the Roma restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIA
Leon White
Cuba
White
Robert Mosher
Albert Desmond
Ralph Houston
Robert Footer
George Sarkis
Portland
First Baptist Circle Sets Summer Sewing Schedule
The First Baptist Church Ladies Sewing Circle held an all day session with two quilts tacked and hemmed. A noon picnic lunch, prepared by president Mrs. Ora Dauphin, featured Happy Birthday for three members. A short meeting confirmed alternating Wednesday gatherings through summer for fall sale prep. June 2 will be the next all day meeting with a covered dish lunch. Eighteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Ora Dauphin
Lydia Farrow
Minnie Pinkham
Florence Woodside
Dauphin
Lowell Temple Plans May Birthday Supper and June Guest Night
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters held a meeting to set the annual birthday supper for May 26 in the dining room. Mrs Pearl Campbell and Mrs Alice Rideout named on the committee. An invitation from MacDonald Temple Bowdoinham invited Mrs Susie Darrah to guest officers night June 3, which was accepted. A Memorial Day observances committee includes Mrs Lois Knight and Mrs Sarah Potter for early June. The mystery prize was won by Mrs Eunice Perry. A quilting gathering is planned next Wednesday afternoon before the 8 o clock meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple
Pythian
Pearl Campbell
Alice Rideout
MacDonald Temple
Bowdeinham
Susie Darrah
Lois Knight
Sarah Potter
Eunice Perry
Nequasset Extension Hosts All Day Meeting on Fabric Facts
Nequasset Extension Group met at the Good Will clubhouse in Sagada hoc Ferry for an all day home demonstration led by Miss Hilda Haskell of the Lewiston office. The session covered synthetic fabrics and care tips for drapes, with emphasis on color fastness. A noon meal was served by the dinner committee led by Mrs Leeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Extension Group
Good Will
Sagadahoc Ferry
Hilda Haskell
Lewiston
Leeman
Plastic Pocketbooks Meeting Led by Edith Rice
June meeting topic is Plastic Pocketbooks under Edith Rice. Dalyareas a ch pies were tin can fines in faabchmations. Members attend with protein sandwiches and dessert. coffee will be served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Rice
Hyde Windlass Camera Club hears trip by air to Orient
Harold E. Treworgy of Brunswick shared slides and remarks on a two months air tour by Pan American World Airways to the Orient. The talk covered Hawaii Philippines Japan Bangkok Hong Kong Singapore Wake Island New Zealand and Australia with notes on people and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Windlass Cation Association
Pocahontas Degree Meeting Observes Past Chiefs Night
Hockomock Council held a Thursday gathering at Red Men hall to observe Past Chiefs Night. Notables included Asenith Hageett Prophetess Annie Wilson Pocahontas, and several other officers. Ada King received a prize brought by France Martin. May Dannenfeiser was named ticket in charge for a special section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockomock Council
Pocahontas
Asenith Hageett
Annie Wilson
Real Barter
Wenonah
Oward Leavitt
Powhatan
Arthur Haget
John St. Martin
Tepee
Mildred Avery
St. Martin
France Martin
Ada King
May Dannenfeiser
Sophie MacPherson
Mildred Roderick
Lillian F Fisher PTA Holds Final Meeting of the Season
The Lillian F Fisher PTA concluded its season with officer reports and committee appointments led by President Mrs Harmon Eliason. Committees include Publicity, Hospitality, Ways and Means, Room Mothers, and Ranking project discussions to be taken to Council. fall meeting date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian F. Fisher
Council
Thombs
Russell Kenney
Fisher P. T. A
Bangor
Eliason Harmon
Viola Osgood
Doris Wing
Phyllis Rolfe
Bath
Charles Dunton
Donald Gurney
Charlies Swearingen
Beacon Lights of Beacon Street Church Season Finale
Beacon Lights of Beacon Street held their final meeting of the season with 24 members present. A spaghetti supper was served by Dean Howerd F. Cramer, Bonney, Herold Grundy, Nancie Barter, and Mr. and Mrs. J Voorhees. A banquet at Vallee's steak house in Portland was planned for next month. The evening featured a Scotch auction led by Dean Bonney, netting about $16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Lights
Beacon Street
Dean Howerd
F. Cramerer
Bonney
Herold Grundy
Ancie Barter
Legion Commander Seeks Drill Team for Installation Ceremony
American Legion Commander Russell Turcotte Acee announces the Bourque Lanigan Post of Waterville will provide a crack drill team for the installation of officers. If successful, the team will perform at the local installation in Bath, offering Bath residents an opportunity to witness the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Turcotte
Acee Legion
Caecasion
Bourque-Lanigan
Waterville
Turcotte
Ibis reprogram to be prepared era
Ibis program outlines a plan to adjust operations and readiness. Officials indicate forthcoming steps to modernize procedures and ensure timely responses to evolving needs. No specific dates or participants are disclosed in the fragment.
Brunswick base party arrivals draw crowds along city streets
An article describes a large base party event with a grand buffet on Washington and Oak streets. Spectators line Elm Street as vehicles with number plates from numerous states travel to the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Oak Street
Elm Street
Unies
P T A Council reviews rank card results at Bath meeting
Mrs Edward McGuiggan presided as rank card committee chair as Bath P T A Council at Morse High School discussed the card's acceptability for parents. An invitation will be sent to parents to discuss ranking in the Fall. A nominating committee was appointed led by Mrs Charles Small and including five others. The Animal Circus for next season was booked by Raymond Perhams. The first Fall meeting is set for the last Monday in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McGuiggan
Bath
P. T. A. Council
Morse High School
Grace Church Guild Seeks Banquet Plans Before Summer Recess
Grace Church Guild hosts final meeting before the summer recess at the parish house. President Mrs Eleanor Voorhees presided. Mrs Florence Jewell and Mrs Florence Calderwood reported. Banquet planned for June at Dodge Edgecomb. Members to meet at six, transportation arranged by Mrs Jewell. Social hour with hostesses Voorhees and Miss Dorothy Milliken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Guild
Eleanor Voorhees
Florence Jewell
Florence Calderwood
Dodge
Edgecomb
Dorothy Milliken
Ingathering Appeal by Bath Seventh-day Adventists
Bath Seventh-day Adventist Church conducts its annual Ingathering Appeal to fund mission work with Korea benefiting significantly. Local children from Haskell Memorial School join fund drives supervised by Mrs. Doris This tle, inviting donations tomorrow and Friday to support orphanages and hospitals aiding Korea since the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Seventh-day Adventist Church
R. L. Cheney
Korea
Haskell Memorial School
Wee Ey W
Doris Thistle
Bath Herald notices and social updates from 1950s era column
A dense society page fragment lists visitors and family happenings in Bath and nearby towns. Mentions include Mrs. Clyde nee, Mr. and Mrs. George Ames, Mrs. Harriet Cook of Whitman, Mass., and families of Freeport, Dexter, Boothbay, and Rockland. Pfc Chandler Rogers graduates from an Army intelligence school in Germany. Ardenne Haines II born and in Maine General Hospital. Several visits to Brunswick Naval Air Station and Windlass Co. staff and relatives travel to Bay Point, Bailey Island, and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Co
Henderson
George Ames
Clyde Nee
Na Bee
Earle Livingstone
Freeport
Howard Kaler
Ao Windlass Co
Clifford Wa
Brunswick Naval Air Statio
Edwin Emalegway
Ontsweag Farm Bureau
Thurs- Rie
Robert Murray
Rockland
Elmer H
Tna
Henry White
Est
Bath
Edwin Hemingway
Luna Charles Bassler
Hyde Windlass
Edmund Higgins
Rodney E. Ross
Abner Richards
Dexter
John DeGroot
Harriet Cook
Whitman
Mass
David Henderson
Rose Lee Higgins
John Lee Edmunds
Gladyce Cothran
S. Rose Kingsbury
Eugene Kingsbury
Kenneth
Bay Point
Connie Dearborn
Carl Dear
Betty Jean McCole
Judy Farnham
Billy Greene
Susan Minott
Sue Sturtevant
Bobby McElmanp
Mary Virginia Gillies
Texas
Joyce Pennell
Michael Kinson
Nancy Dearborn
Phyllis
Mary Tardiff
Theresa Tardiff
William Menzell
Philip Tardiff
John Root
Frank T. Chamberlain, Jr
Kathy
Boothbay
H. Wwrs
Bailey Island
Nellie Lord
Winniece
Bina Staples
John Gowen
Staples
Harry Higgins
Pfc
Chandler Rogers
Edwin Rogers
Army Intelligence
Germany
Rogers
Morse High School
Ardenne Haines 2d
Ardenne Haines
Maine General Hospital
Norman Crocker
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Robert Berry
Adventists Grow Global Aid and Local Welfare Work
The church reports a nationwide appeal netting 3 715 000 directed to humanitarian efforts with no admin costs. Adventist members contributed over 1 000 000 for missions and medical education in 195 countries, while local Welfare Workshop programs supplied clothing and food baskets during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al of Missions
Make Columbus Bloom Drives Off Fast in Columbus
The Chamber Commerce offered 750 peach and dogwood trees for sale in a Make Columbus Bloom drive. The stock sold out in two hours and 2,200 more trees were ordered to meet demand in Columbus, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Chamber Commerce
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Scociety
Raymond Libby
Richmond
Genesta Chapatee Temple
Dudge
Hebron
Judge Dunton
Whitman Mitchell
Concord, N. H
Laura B. Doten
West Bath
Robert C. Ericson
Greenwood Road
Cambridge
Ericson
Morsey 1
Bowdoin College
Boston University
Boston University Medical School
Northeastern University
Otis Clapp & Son, Inc
Katherine Doe
R. N
Peaks Island
Mr. Ericson
Eed H. C. Ericson
James Thorpe
Caysed Ry
Sadie Dowling
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Jennie Walker
Cosmopolitan Club
Calif
Irving Hopkins
Ms. Walker
Kennebec Wharf
Ardenne A. Stott
Park Street
Reading
Dr. Stott
Albert Somes
J. Leslie Coombs
Harry Ring
Ashburn Street
Robert Fulton
Coombs
Raymond Welch
Lemont Street
Raymond
Welch
Reading, Press
Harry E. Ring
Elizabeth Fullerton
South Street
Vivian Blaisdell
Melrose, Mass
William W. Dennison
Green Street
Academy
Bath Friends
Evelyn Wyman
Genesta
O.E.S
Mae Ward
Brewer
Grand
Maine
Donald T Page
Paul G. Bagdikian
Alice Stilphen
David Rich
Philip Wyman
Apenee Ward
Eleanor Mert
Sarah A. Shaw
Shaw
Millward Patten
Topsham
Cmna
Douglas Dearborn
David
Small Point
Europe
Kerwin B. Butcher
Kerwin F. Butcher
U.S.A
Harold Fish
Center Street
Presque Isle
David L. Wilson
Washton Street
Central Maine Eral Hospital
Wilson
ExMayor
Dominique Tardif
Walter Chandler
Sterling, Mass
Charles Chandler
Clinton, Mass
Susan McDowell
Sidney and
Cony
Wallace
Eugene McGrath
Kateon Camp
Club Forty
First Baptist Circle
Nequasset Extension
Camera Club
American Legion
Alk Base Party
Grace Church Guild
Lil Pierce
S . Christian Temperance Union
Gladys Farley
Nella Stoveroe
May Besaw
Elizabeth Trott
Stover
Sarah Pratt
Susan Bailey
Harriet Wright
North Bath News
Auburn
Henry G. Root
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