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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1952

Page

2

Local groups hold meetings with films and crafts

A series of town meetings featured a showing of a visual education film followed by a discussion on schools. Attendees included Earle Perkins and Esther Alexander with a long list of officers and helpers. Dromore Extension Service reported candle making, plans for a Christmas party, and a blue ribbon for meals.

Alice Lowell Earle Perkins Esther Alexander Irene Alden Gordon Alden Eleanor Blaidsell William Bldisdell Anita Thomas Totman Earl Lowell Philip Jacob Martin Eaton Charles Pye William Blais7ell Alma Holbrook Thoms ‘Totman Harold Mott Bodwell Grange The Grange H. Macy Whitehead Lillian Henderson Macy Whithead Eleanor Blaisdell Margaret Gilman Mildred Rogers Anita Totman Raymond Campbell Lilian Blair Annette Schofield Pauline Hart Ida Nordlund Ruth Gray Addie Seavey Gladys Dozois Annie Harrington Dromore Extension Service Stanwood C. Gilman ANS Okeivine

Garden Street resident heads to Naval Area meet in NYC

A. M. Main of Garden Street travels to New York City to attend the Naval Area annual meetings for a week. He will be joined Thursday by Mrs. Main and daughter Mrs. Duncan McInnes for the stay and events.

A. M. Main Garden Street New York City Naval Area Main Duncan McInnes

Bay Point Notes Brighten With Pheasants And Holiday Spirit

Bay Point residents enjoy wild life sightings including pheasants, deer, and foxes around the point while planning Santa’s headquarters at the Navajo for Bay Point children. Personal items report Kenneth Crafts’ son Donald suffers multiple fractures from an accident. Mrs. Arthur Maxwell remains in danger list after emergency operation. local residents visit Bath Memorial Hospital and Auburn visits.

Bay Point America England Wentworth Connecticut Santa Kenneth Crafts Rhode Island Donald Crafts Arthur Maxwell Maxwell Baynters J. P. Townsend William Tes Louise Howard Nows Bath Omas Hagan Sunda P. P. Taylor Hagan Auburn Richard Hasenfus Nat Hasenfus Boston College West Roxbury Mass Women's Club Richard Arthur Tibbetts Bath Memorial Hospital Swansea Burns of the Sea and Shore Fisheries Department

Dromore Extension Service Met for Candle Making Session

Dromore Extension Association met at the Grange Hall for an all day session with new officers presiding led by chairwoman Mrs Lucy Cutting. The group prepared a casserole lunch and discussed Christmas candle making with plans for holiday decorations and annual planning on December 10. An air note mentions sea level comparisons at 16 000 feet.

Dromore Extension Grange Hall Lucy Cutting Lillian Blair Evelyn Beals Addie Seavey Helen DeBerry Anita Ada M Haggett Mildred Rogers Ner Aletha Campbell Sealvenen Annette Schofield Pauline Hart Ada Northland Ruth Gray Anita To

Parker Head P T A to Meet and Penny Sale

Parker Head P T A meets Monday evening at the Parker Head schoolhouse with a penny sale planned. Nov 20 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Leston Harrington's home serves as the next gathering. inviting all residents to attend.

Christian Servitee Parker Head Morse H. M. Whitehead Parker Head School Rev. Whitehead Yale

Popham Beach social notes mark week of gatherings

Popham Circle members held their annual banquet at Hotel Eagle in Brunswick celebrating an eighth wedding anniversary. Many residents attended church events, visits, and weekend gatherings across Bath, Wiscasset, Bowdoin, and surrounding towns, with travel to Lee hunting trips and on sight at Bodwell Grange.

Popham Circle Popham Fred Spinney Myra Scott Bodwell Grange John Wilbur, Jr Boston Stanley W. Hyde J. C. Perkins Stanley W. Perkins Lee Ralph Smart Bath Wiscasset George Mains Jesse Munsey Harvey Chubbuck Woolwich Herbert R. Sprague A. M. M. Carson Lindley Lindley Brunswick Clair Monroe Missouri Albert V. Stolpe Douglas Winthrop Mass Francis B. Hill Manchester N. H Royal Johnson Johnson Marguerite McNulty Biddeford Frank Wine John Minot Dover Leona Bagley Barbara Sprague Northampton Walter E. Sprague Carl Bickford Bruce Bowdoin

Community notices from Cox's Head extend candle making class

Extension group at Dromore Grange hall conducted a candle making lesson led by Mrs. Lucy Cutting. The session will continue at her home on Nov 24 with a Christmas tree party and turkey dinner planned for Dec 10. Attendees listed include several local residents and visitors.

Walter Cushing Marion Nadeau Bath Robert Hughes Lester Beals Millard Nadeau Portland George Barnes Allan and Warren Pye Small Point Beatrice Denningham Bernard Wyman Frances Morong Parker Head Eva Hoar Dorothy Cushing Lewiston Sally Lowell Harry Greene West Point Florence Rollins Dorothy Cushman William Cushing Lewis Lowell Lowell Ronald Nadeau Harpswell Howard Hutchins St. George Albert Gray, Jr David Harrington Laurence Morong George Morong, Jr Dresden Laurence Frank McEachern Priscilla Woodward Barbara Condon Boston Jack Sweeney Massachusetts Alston Oliver Clarence Sheffield Thomas Perkins Island Harold Barkalow J. D. Libby Patty Wyman Gardiner Ramon Hamel Donald Logan Herbert Doughty Angie Mank Lessie Logan Earl Lowell Leslie Darling Charles Blaisdell Lincolnville Joseph A. Young Paul Dale Lawrence Bath Memorial Hospital Joseph Lawrence Norfolk Herbert Bassett Les” Sheffield Albert Gray Jane Dromore Extension Service Eugene Harrington Harold Rogers Lee Sheldon Dromore Grange Hall Lucy Cutting

90th Birthday of Arrowsic Native Frank H Snipe

Frank H Snipe aged 90 celebrated a 90th birthday with open house hosted by his daughter and son in law Harold Walker at 32 Highland street. About 50 relatives and friends attended, with many from Arrowsic. He remains active, votes regularly, and once served as town clerk for 25 years, reading papers daily and following politics closely.

Frank H. Snipe Arrowsie Snipe Harold Walker Highland Street the Times

Morse HighForms New F H A Group For 1952 53

Morse High School initiates its second year of Future Homemakers of America with a candlelight installation of officers on Oct. 24 in the library. New president Celista Savoie leads a slate including Merry Wright as VP and Judy Crocker as treasurer as members pledge and receive ribbons and booklets.

Morse High Homemakers of America Morse High School Morse Winnie Stilphen Lorraine Allain Patricia Brewer Celista Savoie Merry Wright Judy Crocker Leilani Cahill Ruth Pinkham Irene Savoie Maxine Cahill Elizabeth Stilphen Priscilla Clark Phyllis Flavin F.H. A Office of Education American Home Economics Association American Vocational Association National Education Association Future Homemakers of America F.H.A Carol Gowell Edna Dighton Rosalyn Pinkham Anita Gamble Lorraine Alladin Pat Brewer Beverly Huse Marilyn MacGillivary Barbara Stewart Patricia Bailey Lye Phyllis Tardiff Julia Bates Joan Ferris Jean Berry Nancy Young Syvilla Written Irley Baker

Notable birthday for Mr Snipe highlighted by gifts

Mrs. Walker praises Mr Snipe in household duties and claims no better dishwasher or dish wiper exists in the country. Pastor Harold Allen of Corliss Street Baptist Church visited Wednesday to wish him well. Snipe received a generous purse of money among many remembrances. A note adds that about 2,500 lizard species minerals known to science qualify as gems.

Walker Corliss Street Baptist Church Harold Allen Snipe

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