Christian Living Speaker Dr C P Stokes to Visit Biddeford
Dr Olivia P Stokes of the Massachusetts Council of Churches will speak October 21 in Biddeford as part of the Adventures in Christian Living series. On sabbatical, she returns from a 22,000 mile Asia Africa tour to discuss Who Is My Neighbor in light of world neighbors.
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Olivia P. Stokes
Department of Religious Education
Massachusetts Council of Churches
Biddeford
Biddeford-Saco
Africa
Near East
New York University
Columbia University
White House
Gelical
Alexandria
Egypt
Christian Leader
Boston
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Camp Fire Girls Council of
Greater Boston
National Business and Professional Women’s Club
J. Alan Jasper
David E. Wigley
Eugene Hill
Robert Fenderson
Lowell Innes
David T. P. Bradley
St. Andrew's Church
New Haven
Conn
Richard O. Hathaway
Bowdoin College
Frederick W. Whittaker
Bangor Theological Seminary
Maine
Stokes
White Arch
Crescent Street
Dear Abby Advice From A Roanoke Reader
Dear Abby letters cover lies gossip about a divorcing woman, a neighbor’s interference while a husband babysits, a teen babysitter confronted by a Mr Smith incident, and a cheeky protest from SPUNSPHI over using the name Smith for illustration. Abby advises restraint, accountability, and clarity.
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Abby
Spunsphi
Cpunsphi
Society For the Prevention
Smith
MR. Smith
TV schedule reshuffle prompts mix of hits and misses
NBC shifts Temple Houston to open Thursday night replacing Robert Taylor’s planned debut. The Western courtroom hybrid stars Jeffrey Hunter as an ambulance chaser on horseback. ABC offers Jimmy Dean Show a relaxed variety hour and 77 Sunset Strip with Efrem Zimbalist Jr. CBS airs Hedda Gabler with Ingrid Bergman and a Hootenanny musical. NBC debuts Bill Dana Show and Show of the Week features The Hold-Up. Lincoln Center marks an anniversary special.
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New York
Temple Houston
NBC
New Horse Opera
Robert Taylor
Buckskin
Sam Houston
Smoke
Temple
Jeffrey Hunter
ABC
Jimmy Dean
Sunset Strip
Efrez*Zimbalist Jr
Five
CBS
Ingrid Bergman
Ibsen
Hedda Gabler
Trevor Howard
Jerry Lewis
Hollywood
King Paul
Queen Frederika
Greece
Bill Dana
Bill
Jose Jimenez
Lincoln Center
King's Daughters Accept Resignation
King's Daughters Class of the Baptist Church in Kennebunk held a vestry meeting with ten members present. Vice President Mary Gumprecht's resignation was accepted with regret and Pauline Dickerson was chosen to fill the vacancy and will be installed at the October 15 meeting. Refreshments were served by Irene Eaton and Priscilla Ladd.
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Kennebunk
King's Daughters
The
Baptist Church
Irene Eaton
Priscilla Ladd
Dorothy Stevens
Judy LeBarge
Harriett Blaisdell
Minnie Hoffman
Margaret Staples
Florence Walker
Joan Smith
Pauline Dickerson
Mary Gumprecht
Harvest Ball Set by St. Andre Parents Group
The Harvest Ball of the Parents Friends and Teachers Association of St. Andre will be held October 26 at the parish hall in Biddeford. President Paul Houde announced the event will be chaired by Mrs. June Dubois.
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The
Parents, Friends and Teachers Association of
St. Andre
Biddeford
Paul Houde
June Dubois
Camp Ellis Fire Auxiliary Plans To Clean Station
Camp Ellis Volunteer Fire Auxiliary met with the Camp Ellis Volunteer Firemen to discuss replacing kitchen equipment and cleaning the station. A bean supper planned for Oct 12 will support Halloween and Christmas parties for local children. Mrs. Mabel Cloudman presided as members listed include Mrs. Lillian Gagnon and Chief Raymond Gagnon.
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Camp Ellis
Mabel Cloudman
Lillian Gagnon
Sunshine Fund
Cynthia Lemay
Lillian
Susan Gagnon
Raymond Gagnon
Ernest Robbins
Ralph Allen
Romeo Goudreau
Armand Gagnon
Ruth Stackpole
Lemay
Greta Greenier
Christine Peterson
Betty Worthing
Mary Pendleton
Marjorie Pendleton
Cloudman
Kennebunk Students and Churches Set Fall Activities
Miss Barbara C. Anders returns to the University of Maine for her sophomore year. Miss Janet Chappell is ill at home this week. Edward Winston Jr. of Hebron Academy is named proctor at the Packard House. The Church Bowling League starts next Tuesday at 7 pm for 28 weeks, including Baptist, Christchurch, St Monica, Unitarian, Second Congregational Wells, and Methodist West Kennebunk. George Davies, recently released from Osteopathic Hospital in Portland, comes home. St. David’s Women’s Guild plans a rummage sale Saturday Sept 21 at the church Route One Portland Road from 10 am to 1 pm with a gift table.
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Barbara C. Anders
Donald Kimball
University of Maine
Janet Chappell
Edward Winston Jr
Hebron Academy
Packard House
Church Bowling League
Baptist Church
Christchurch
St. Monica
Unitarian
Second Congregational
Wells
South Congregational
Kennebunkport
Methodist
West Kennebunk
George Davies
Osteopathic Hospital
Portland
St. David's Women’s Guild
Route One
Portland Road
Women’s Fellowship Meeting in Saco
The Women's Fellowship of First Parish Congregational Church in Saco will meet at 6 30 p m Tuesday in the church fellowship hall on Beach Street. Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish salad or dessert. Rev Paul K Weimer will speak on Getting to Know Each Other. Officials announced a Christmas Fair on Wednesday Dec 4 at the church hall.
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Women’s Fellowship
First Parish Congregational Church
Saco
Beach Street
Paul K. Weimer
PUC Approves Automatic Rate Classifications
Augusta AP The Public Utilities Commission approved a proposal to automatically adjust rate classifications for Maine telephone exchanges as service demand changes. The change aims to shorten the time for rate discrepancies, replacing prior needs for individual permission. If current counts hold, 16 exchanges will auto up or down grade by June 30, with Cornish Lim erick Belgrade Harrison Kingham Richmond Madison and Skowhegan listed among them.
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Augusta
Maine
Blic Utilities Commission
PUC
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Cornish
Limerick
Belgrade
Harrison
Kingham
Richmond
Madison
Skowhegan
Flags Burned At Ceremonies In Biddeford
Flags burned at Biddeford Memorial Field last night in a Veterans Council of Biddeford and Saco ceremony. Robert Libby led arrangements with post commanders directing roles. Roland St Michel chaired, Joseph Ouellette and William McKenney served as vice commanders, Guy Goodwin and Conrad Nolette filled key posts, with Scout support from Biddeford Troop 305.
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Biddeford Memorial Field
Veterans Council of
Guy Goodwin
Owen-Davis Post
American Legion
Saco
Conrad Nolette
Biddeford- Saco
Disabled American Veterans
Biddefod Troop 305
Boy Scouts of America
Grants Given To Maine Communities
Washington AP The Community Facilities Administration issued three Maine grants. Lewiston’s Central Maine General Hospital received 350000 for a student nurses home. Thomaston was awarded 10000 to plan sewer facilities and Mount Desert 9400 for the same purpose.
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Washington
Community Facilities Administration
Maine
Lewiston
Central Maine General Hospital
Thomaston
Mount Desert
Catherine Hoyt Named Chairman at UMaine Delta Zeta
Catherine Hoyt niece of Ann Brown of Biddeford was elected courtesy chairman of Delta Zeta Sorority at the University of Maine for 1963 1964 academic year. Hoyt is a Newman Club member and senior majoring in social studies.
Cramming For Grades Shortcuts Undermine Real Learning
Leslie J. Nason argues cramming sacrifices understanding and long term retention. Students rely on last minute reviews and crib notes, delaying true study. Parents and teachers should foster daily engagement, ask about daily work, reward steady effort, and shift from test focus to planned, ongoing learning.
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Ater
Virus may cause brain damage in newborns study says
Johns Hopkins researchers report cytomegalovirus may cause brain damage in babies when contracted by mothers during pregnancy. The virus often shows no symptoms and is detectable only by urine or blood antibody tests. Findings discussed at a White House conference on mental retardation.
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Warrenton
Johns Hopkins University
Robert Cooke
Johns Hopkins
White House
Cooke
Kennebunk Man Fined for Speeding on Route 95
Kennebunk resident John E. Caddigan was found guilty in Cumberland County Superior Court of speeding 80 mph in a 70 mph zone on Route 95. He paid a $40 fine plus $15 in costs after State Trooper Paul E. Lessard testified he clocked 80 mph while Caddigan claimed a faulty speedometer and a speed estimate of 60 mph.
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Portland
John E. Caddigan
Kennebunk
Cumberland County
Paul E. Lessard
Caddigan
Constitution Week Observed by DAR Chapter Program
Constitution Week is being observed this week under legislation from the National Society DAR. Mrs. Gertrude Quimby Farwell chairs the Rebecca Emery Chapter DAR program marking the 176th anniversary of the Constitution's signing.
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National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Gertrude Quimby Farwell
Rebecca Emery
Dar
United States
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