Sunday Services and Community Notes From Small Point
Rev. Charles L. Stevens led Sunday services at 10 30 with Ada Haggett as organist and about 20 in attendance. Next Sunday worship moves to Parker Head. Stevens announced events for girls at the recreation building and boys crafting bird houses in his barn. The P T A naming contest for the recreation building draws student interest. local fishing, farming, and school activities populate the week.
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Charles L. Stevens
Ada Haggett
Stevens
Parker Head
Trecreation
Small Point
P.T.A
Winfield Blair
Truman Roberts
Bodwell Grange Hall
Sebasco Fisherman
Dromore Grange
Emma Perry’s ashes scattered at Rosebay waters
Last rites for Miss Emma Perry were carried out as she wished. Her body was cremated in Boston, ashes returned to Curtis funeral parlor, then urn taken to her cottage at sunset. Mr. Albee opened the urn and strewed the ashes on rose colored waters after surveying the rooms that meant much to her.
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Emma Perry
Boston
Curtis Undertaking Parlor
Albee
Miss Perry
Rosebay Cottage
Mr. Albee
Week End Visits and Cottage Trips Highlight Local Gleanings
Mr and Mrs Elliott Ray of Woburn Mass spent several weekend days as guests of the J K Bowkers. Mrs Carrie Little visited her son James and wife in their Dromore home. J Bradford Sprague and Miss Bessie Sprague of Small Point called on sister Annie Clark Bowkes. Lester Beals is home on leave from coastguard duties. Prof and Mrs Jerome Davis enjoyed electric lights during their Brightwater cottage stay. William Grevers visited daughter Susan in Sandusky Ohio. Stanley Hutchins took a trip to his cottage Sunday.
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Elliot -Ray
Woburn
Mass
J. K. Bowkers
Carrie Little
James
Dromore
J. Bradford Sprague
Bessie Sprague
Small Point
Annie Clark Bowkes
Pleasant View Farm
Lester Beals
Jerome Davis
Brightwater
William Grevers
Sandusky, C
Susan
Stanley Hutchins
Leslie Darling
Herbert Doughty
Linda
Portland
Frances Morong
Brunswick
New London
Groves
Waldoboro
Stevens
Dexter
William Temple
Parker Head
Linwood Temple
James Temple
Dorthy Cushing
Millard Nadeau
Bath
Lester Oliver
Alston Oliver
L. D. Lowell
Rock
Donald N. Small
John Beebe
John, Jr
Wakefield
Ida Oliver
Cundy's Harbor
Donald Page
Allan Rogers
Hallowell
W. E. Sprague
Marguerite McNulty
Roger Oliver
Frank D. Scott
Donald Fish
Wollaston
Julia Rideout
Theodore
Jane
Marion Richards
Dorchester
Peter A. Isaacson
Lewiston
Stone House
Farm Bureau
Rogers’ Hardware Store
Clyde Chaney
Wasselboro
Edith Perkins
Richard B. McLanathan
New York
Mauretania
Europe
M. Johnson Fuller
Riverside
Martin F. Goodwin
Wilder Parks
Concord
Helen Brown
Cape Elizabeth
South Portland Congregational Church
Brown
Bernard Carlson
George Stacey
William Sears
Ethel Milbury
Acton
M. F. Goodwin
Katharine Johnson
Percy
Blanche Wallace
E. P. Thomas
William Goodwin
Wolfeboro
N. H
Arthur Goodwin
Bethel
Frank Wyman
Neil Sullivan
Lawrence
Harry Thayer
Wyman
Eric Carlson
Morse
Corliss Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Sewall Moore Bride in New York City Ceremony
Mrs. Sarah Woodward Moore of New York City married Marshall C. Sewall son of Mrs. Frank L. Sewall and the late Frank Sewall of Redlands California and Bath on October 11 at the bride’s parents home. Rev Kenneth Alexander officiated. The bride wore sapphire blue silk crepe with a bead trimmed hat and white orchid bouquet. The groom, a UC and Harvard Business alum and vice president of Corrosite, is nephew of Mrs. Mark W. Sewall of Bath. The couple will reside in New York City.
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Sarah Woodward Moore
William Woodward
New York City
Marshall C. Sewall
Frank L. Sewall
Frank Sewall
Redlands
Calif
Bath
Kenneth Alexander
Christchurch
Sewall
United States Jockey Club
Foxcroft School
Middleburg
Mark W. Sewall
University of California
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Corrosite Corporation
Deer Inspection Stations in Sagadahoc County 1949
Maine law requires all persons transporting deer to identify and inspect at designated Game Inspection Stations. Those not inspected may be summoned to court and have the deer seized and forfeited. Stations listed: Bath Lewis Service Station Bowdoin Fred W. Jack Georgetown W A Todd Phippsburg Corner Store Richmond Main Street Turner's Garage Woolwich Lawrence Edwards.
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Commissioner of Inland Fisheries and Game
Maine
Sagadahoc County
Bath
Lewis
Bowdoin
Fred W. Jack
Georgetown
W. A. Todd
Phippsburg
Richmond-Main Street
Turner’s
Woolwich
Lawrence Edwards
First Baptist Church Rolls Call and Supper Program
Thursday at 6 pm the annual roll call and fellowship supper of First Baptist church will be in the vestry. Rev Cleaves Henderson of Georgetown will bring a message and Trafton Swain of York will be soloist. A covered dish supper with each family contributing a dish. Mizpah class in charge. For food questions call Mrs Leslie Dyer.
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First Baptist Church
Cleaves Henderson
Georgetown
Trafton Swain
York
Leslie Dyer
Beals Celebrate 38th Wedding Anniversary at Home
Mr and Mrs George Clinton Beals of Phippsburg marked their 38th anniversary at home Tuesday evening with relatives and friends. They received a three tier cake bouquets of Fall flowers and gifts. Attendants included Mr and Mrs George C Beals Jr Mr and Mrs Charles Hughes Mr and Mrs Thomas Morse Lester Beals Mr and Mrs Robert Beals Wesley Harrington Mrs Flora Gilliam and son Levi Foreston and Larry Wallace from Sebasco and Foreston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clinton Beals
Phippsburg
George C. Beals
Charles Hughes
Thomas Morse
Lester Beals
Robert Beals
Wesley Harrington
Sebasco
Flora Gilliam
Levi, Foreston
Larry Wallace
Lobster Picnic Hosted by Burleigh McKay at Owls Head Camp
Mr and Mrs Burleigh McKay entertained Sunday afternoon with a lobster picnic on the beach at their Owls Head camp. The prior weekend the group motored through the White Mountains and dined by moonlight in White Mountain National Forest camping grounds. Guests included Mrs Florence McKay Mrs Florence Jenkins the Misses Jean and Carolyn McKay Mr and Mrs Gilbert Hathorn and son Everett of Woolwich.
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Burleigh McKay
Owls Head
White Mountains
White Mountain National Forest
Florence McKay
Florence Jenkins
Jean and
Carolyn McKay
Gilbert Hathorn
Everett
Woolwich
Cemetery Lot Regrading and Seeding on Oliver Street
The Cemetery department undertakes regrading and seeding of a circular plot on Oliver Street near Washington, about a quarter acre. The project aims to transform an unattractive area into a much improved appearance.
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Ace Park
Oliver Street
Washington Street
Park er Head community notices and gatherings
Parker Head activities include a dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Soule with prize awards and a knitting club meeting. Morse High students planned a winter play and attended a football game in Bath. Community events feature church services, a P T A meeting, the hospital fundraising drive, and numerous visits among residents with several trips to Bath Lewiston Portland and Winthrop.
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Mary Dannenfelser
Soule
John Rollins
H. D. Mank
J. D. Libby
Mank
Knitting Club
Eugene Ross
Joyce
Albert Gray
Beryla
Bert Nisbet
Herbert Doughty
Leslie Darling
Frederick Libby
Sandra Mank
Morse High
Parker Head
Bath
S. C. Gilman
School Improvement League
Turner McCarthy
McCarty
Walter Perry
Waban
Mass
Carolyn Wyman
Charles
Parker
Leston Harrington
Earl Lowell
Bath Memorial Hospital
City Hall
Lowell
Florence Rollins
Phippsburg Center
Parker Head Vestry
Charles L. Stevens
Herbert Bassett
Boston
Andrew Quindley
Edith Halstead
Sally Lowell
Lucy Orne
Topsham
Ethel MacElroy
Willard Percy
Eliza Bradshaw
George Jones
Leroy Perkins
Dennis
Rollins
Charles True
Daisy Talbot
Edwin Hart
Isabel Fairbanks
Winthrop
Charles Murray
Lewis Lowell
Lewiston
Bob Moore
Mertie Sheperd
George Watson
Brunswick
Popham Circle Lobster Supper Nets About 40
About 40 dollars were realized at the lobster stew supper Friday sponsored by the Popham Circle. Co chairs were Mrs Nancy Welch and Mrs Blanchard Crowley. Attendees included many from surrounding towns and a quilt prize went to Mrs Mary Robinson of Popham.
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Popham Circle
Nancy Welch
Blanchard Crowley
Stanwood W. Gilman
Ashdale
Fred H. Waterhouse
Auburn
Mark Harrington
Evebury Center
Eugene Winslow
Sebasco
Mary Robinson
Popham
Barbara King
Togus
Leon Fickett
Walter Gilmore
New York City
Pemaquid
Coxs Head Farm Bureau Meeting Shifts To Tuesday
Dromore hosted a Farm Bureau meeting on Tuesday with the topic Caring and Remodeling Furs. A separate note mentions a successful food sale at Rogers Hardware in Bath.
Bathman’s ambitious civic project reshapes the city
A forthcoming deal will create one of America’s largest and most beautiful cathedrals within a Civic Center plan. The project includes grand buildings, an auditorium for 15 000, parks, fine schools, art galleries, museums, and a broad sandy beach, signaling a major civic transformation.
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America
City by the Golden Gate a fascinating center of interest
The article highlights San Francisco as a growing youth hub with rich historical sites. It celebrates the centennial of the gold rush, recalls the earthquake and fire, and notes attractions like John Muir Wood redwoods Yosemite bridges including the Golden Gate and a nine mile span to Berkeley and Oakland, plus a large Chinese quarter.
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Phoenix
John Muir
Golden Gate
Teachers Training for Church Schools This Fall
The Bath Ministerial association will sponsor a Sunday school teachers training school at Wesley Methodist church beginning Wednesday October 26. Rev Arvid L Anderson and Rev Laforest E Hodgkins lead the committee. Four courses cover teaching beginners primaries juniors and intermediates with two 50 minute sessions each Wednesday for five weeks from seven to nine. The only cost is an inexpensive textbook.
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Bath Ministerial Association
Wesley Methodist Church
Arvid L. Anderson
Corliss Street Church
Laforest E. Hodgkins
Central Church
Mr. Anderson
Suc
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