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Four Boothbay Superintendent Refuses To Ban Bible Reading In School Boothbay Harbor, May 2. (AP) School Superintendent Harold Clifford said today he intends to take no action on a formal request that he halt reading of the Bible and recitation of the Lord's Prayer In the town schools. The request, preparatory to pos- court action seeking a writ oj mandamus, was served on Clifford and school board members. It was signed by Prank Hughes of Southport Probate Judge John BrackeH and several others Sen ice was through the sheriff's office. To accede to the request.

Superintendent Clifford would be to act contrary to the law of Maine Hughes, a former Glendlve, Mont, municipal court judge, demanded last Autumn that devotions cease In Boothbay schools He claimed then the practice was contrary to the Constitution The school board sought a rul- la" from Maine Attorney General Ralph Farns. who replied last Sept 30 that Bible reading and tne Lord Prayer might legally continue contended a U. Supreme Court decision in a Champaign. Ill case held school devotional exercises unconstitutional He wrote the board that he intended to bring legal action unless It discontinued the exercises. The attorney general ruled that the Supreme Court's Champaign decision "does not apply to Bible reading and recitation of the Lord Prayer In the Champaign case the court said certian religious teaching was unconstitutional use of the schools to spread denominational faith Hughes Is a retired engineer and ran unsuccessfully in 1948 for Republican nomination for slate representative.

Three New Selectmen Elected At Waldoboro (Speclml Dlnateh) Waldoboro, May of this town today, at a special town meeting, elected three selectmen to replace a board that resigned in April over a salary dispute. Elected were Chester Light, John Foster and Herbert L. Siahl, all Republican nominees Democratic candidates defeated were LaForest L. Mank, Albert G. Benner and Josiah Jameson.

Fred L. Burns, a member of the board that resigned, was eelcted moderator. Other members of the resigned board were Alton G. Winchenback and Glen Creame-. Voting today was by Australian baJlot, and the polls were open between 8 30 a.

and 12.30 p. Eastern Standard Time Damariscotta Artist Camera Club Speaker Bath. May And Design In The Arts, was the sub- of a lecture given by Grevis Melville. Damariscotta artist, recently at a meeting of the Bath YMCA Lenshutter Club at the- home of tne president. Cecil Rowland At a brief business meeting, plans were discussed for further Anyone interested in photography and the activities of the club should contact Arthur Warner at the YMCA for further information Bines Bros.

TUES. ONLY Women's Heel LIFTS Leather or Composition 24c Poir Attached WHILE YOU WAIT OR SHOP Shoe Damariscotta Farm Bureau To Have Exhibits Damariscotta, May 2. The Damariscotta Farm Bureau will Home Demonstration Week with exhibits in several of the stores. In Senter's will be articles of clothing, with Mrs. William Clark in charge.

At Gilbert Gay's Miss Alma Hall will arrange a display of the 'seven basic foods, materials loaned by Mrs. Mabel Gay. In Sproul's Furniture Store across the river, there will- be examples of cane and rush seating for chairs. The event of the week will be a cjally demonstration of one-bowl cake making at 11 a. m.

at tjie Maytag Store. A different member will demonstrate each Mrs. Marion Parsons in chafge. Mrs. George S.

Hulen is general chairman Mrs Edward B. Denny, entertained her legislative friends at a tea at the Augusta House Thursday afternoon. Her mother- in-law, Mrs. Elizabeth Denny, was a guest of honor, and Mrs. Harry Harrington of Damariscotta poured.

The Mr. and Mrs. Club of the Baptist Church will meet with Mr. and Mrs. George Boyden, Sheepscot Road.

Newcastle, Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. S. A.

Blanco (Barbara Shattuck) are announcing the birth of a daughter April 23, at Richardson House, Boston Ly- Ing-In Hospital. Mrs. Bianco is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ShattucU of North Edgef comb.

Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Cooper and infant son were week-end guests at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Cooper, Round Top.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Keene and Mrs. Louise Keene were among those who took flights on the Convair, Northeast Airlines, at the Portland Airport on Sundaly. The Damariscotta Woman's Club will hold its annual luncheon at Chechako Wednesday, followed by the business meeting in the club rooms.

The annual meeting of I the Baptist Church will be held In ihe vestry at 7.30 p. m. Wednesday following a fellowship supper at 630 The Woman's Alliance of the Baptist Church will hold an all- day meeting in the vestry Tuesday, with a mystery dinner. Miss Julia Denny of Woodstock. is visiting her mother, Mrs.

Elizabeth Denny, and her brother, Edward B. Denny, jr. it Vnion Knox 40 And 8 To Meet Friday Union, May 2. Knox County Voiture, 40 and 8. will meet Friday night in the Legion Hall, here, following a 6.30 supper to be served in the IOOF dining hall, by a committee from the Auxiliary to Storer-Collins-Harding Post, American Legion.

The supper committee includes, Mrs. Robert Heald, Mrs Robert Russell. Mrs. Howard McAllister, tSd Mrs Alfred Nlskala. Union firemen had a busy week end.

Friday afternoon they were called to the Arthur Larner farm South Hope, where the roof of a IS by 25-fot outbuilding was bad- Iv damaged, and the following day they extinguished a slash fire on the Hubbard farm at East Union. About an acre was burned over. Mrs. Florence Calderwood, and James Dornan of this town "and East Union, have been invited to serve as guest secretary treasurer, respectively, Tuesday, at thp guest officers' night observance of Wlado Pomona, with Tranquility Grange Mr. and Mrs Robert Russell and family passed the week-end at Bath, with Mr.

and Mrs. Nathan Waite. A grange card party will be held Wednesday night at home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hawes.

Club To Hold Dinner, Meeting Rockland, May 2j--The annual dinner and meptlhgj of the Rockland Women's Club (will be at the Methodist Church at 6 30 p. i Wednesday! Mrs. Ma-y Oliddcn is chairman assisted by Mrs Luella Post. Mrs. Evelyip Goodnow, Mrk.

Louise Tripp and Mrs. Priscilla Mossipf Thojnaston. Comity Circle will meet at Unl- versallst Church at 7 m. Thursday, then will go.to the George St. Clalr cottage.

Crescent Beach, for a social Albert H. will meet 1ft A LOGICAL CHOICE WHEN YOU LEARN AND CONSIDER THE MANY ADVANTAGES OF OUR F.H.A. APPROVED LOAN. YOU, TOO. WILL LIKELY FIND IT THE LOGICAL CHOICE FOR YOUR HOME FINANCING.

ASK AT MORTGAGE LOAN DEPARTMENT PORTLAND 481 Congress Street Assets Over $25.000,000. 1 Prel Hcr Portland, Maine Tucidny Morning, May 3, 1949 HOPE HE'S WE'RE IN THE CHAVANTE COUNTRY i KQ GOOD, 06 CHAVANTE PULL LOOK DOC MEK. ACCORDING TO ANTONIO WE'LL BE IN THE CHAVANTE COUNTRY BVTONI6HT. SOME PSACE Joyce T. Hills Becomes Bride Of Vivian W.

Hutchins, Norway Rockland evening. Newbert Association the Masonic Temple. Thursday, hmsekeepers including Doris Jordan, Mrs. Florence Philbrook. Mrs Helen Beane and Mrs.

Pauline Hutchinson. Louis Bouchard and Jackie 1 Jacobson, wlhp have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Small, Limerock Sweet, liave returned to their home in Milllnocket Mr. and Mrs.

John RobbjnS. North Main Street, were guests of friends in Augusta over Ithe week end. Opportunity Class of the Baptist Church will meet Thursday evening with Mhr. Ardls Johnson, 16 Otis Street. Mr.

and Mrs. John L. Knight of Newton, Mass, were week-end guests of her 'patents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Holmes, Purchase Street, coming to attend funeral services for her Mrs.

Nettie Farrand. I Mr and Mi's. Ernest 1 -Jones' of West Cheshire, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs Donald Farrand, Tilbot Avenue. Mr.

and MrsJ Ray Parker knd son, Conrad, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Witham, Masonic Street. On then- return home they were accompanied by Mrs. Wltham's srandmother, Mrs.

Souza, who had been her guest several Weeks. Mrs. Minerva Small has called a spfecial meeting I of the Gray Ladies at 7.30'p. ra. Wednesday in the Red Cross rooms.

Dr. and Mrs. Dana Newman, Park Street, are spending several days in Boston. The Rockland Hearing Club has been postponed to Thursday, May This meeting will be with Mrs. N.

L. Witham. Suffolk Street. I Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Jordan were hosts Saturday eVeriing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Witham, Masonic Street, to their card club. Others present were Mf. and! Mrs.

Clinton Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Laughton of Port Clyde. Mrs. Pauline Schofleld, Oak Street, will be hostess Wednesday evening to the Tonian Circle.

Miss Farrand of Boston and David Farrand of the Mkme Maritime Academy at Castlne were Shome overj the week end to attend funeral yrvices for their grandmother, Mjrs. Nettle Farrand. i Mr. and Mrs. Carl of Mlllbridge were week-end guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Sawyer, Camden. 1 Dr. and Mrs Emery Howard are on a vacation In Boston. Gray Ladies who workedl Monday at Togus Included, Mrs.

Cletta Whitynore, Mrs Susie Lamb, Mrs Feme Mrs Margaret Philbrook. Mrs Inez Amds, Mrs Marjorie Cummings. Mrs. Mazie Magltz. Mrs.

Florence Keller, Mrs. Rita Holden. Mrs. Charlotte Flint and Mrs Evelyn Ephraim Colspn of North Scituate, R. Is giJcst of his brother, Fred P.

Colson. Florence Street, while preparing his Ash Point cottage for Summer Attending the Optometnc Corii- vention in Portland tills week are J. F. Burgess. Bradford B.

Bur- Bess, Luther Blckforq and David 1 Hodgklns. jr. The Knox County Camera Club will make up a traveling print schedule and discuss plans for a Camera Caravan 16 photograph apple blossoms in tippler Knox County when it meets In'Farns- worth'Museum. Tuesday evening. Mrs.

R. E. Linitiquift, David S. Beach and the RPV Charlos R. Monteith Will attend a State Congregational Conference In South Portland at which Miss Helen Kenyon, moderator of the General Council, first women to hold that position, will speak.

The Women's Association of the Congregational Church will meet at 3 p. m. Wednesday under President Miss Mabel Sn6w. It will hear Miss Charlotte Buffum on I Hawaii, Miss Buffum will be introduced by Mrs. John Topsham Males Win Show Award Topsham, May Men's Night program presented at Topsham! Grange Saturday evening.

In competition to one of thr ladies last week, was judged as winning piogram with a total of 1439 points, against 930 point- for the women's program. for the two programs werr Mn Laurel Williams, Dingo Gr'armr Mrs Betty Sn6w. West Bath Grange; and Arthur Curtis, master of Morrymeetrng Gransc. A supper will be held at 330 p. m.

Wedneday at the Grange hall, vien by the losers The guests will be the participants In the program, their families, the board 6f judges and the officers of the Grange. Mrs. Doris Wing, chairman of the Ladies' Night program, will be In charge of the supper. Belfast Camden Fire Chief To Address Rotary Belfast, May F. Payson, chief of the Camden Fire Department, will speak, on History Of Rotary at the Belfast Rotary meeting Wednesday.

John Keene and Darrel Page of the senior class of Crosby High Schbol will be junior guests. Dryden Dutch, a at Becker Junior College. Worcester, Mass, Is a guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dutchu Upper High Street.

Miss Barbara Wentworth, a student at Colby College, passed the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Puller Wentworth, Franklin Street. She had as guest alclassmate. Miss Winoiia Nile of waltham. Mass.

Miss Betty Jones, a senior at ak Grove School, passed the week end with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. R. P.

Jones, Franklin Street. Miss Barbara Chellis, Prescott Johnson and Weyne Webber, freshmen ati the University of Maine, were I week-end guests of their parents. I The First Baptist Church will hold its annual meeting in the vestry, Thursday evening. The Sewing Circle of the First Baptist Church will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bertha Robbins, Miller Street.

MrS. Ernest Harding, patron of the Girls' Home, will return Wednesday from a week's visit in New York City and with her sister, Mrs. George L. Magner, at Hingham, Mass. i St.

Margaret's Episcopal Guild will meet Thursday at 7 30 p. at the home of the Rev. and Mrs John A. Furrer, Church Street Delegates will be elected to the meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the Diocese of Maine at Port- larld. Belfast members of the Maine Writers' Research Club have re- Reived notice of a meeting be held on Satulrday at 11 a.

m. at Winter House. Auburn. Luncheon will be at 12 30 and thr afternoon program will start at 2. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Clark have returned from Portland where they attended the Maine Real Estate Association meeting. Jasper Perkins will condijrt a stamp quiz at the meeting of the Belfast Stamp at 7 30 p. Club. Wednesday in the public Donald Jone5 was graduated from tipe meat at Fort Devens and returned Saturday to his home on Cedar Street.

The first home baseball game will bo played Tuesday at 3 m. at Anderson 1 Field between Crosby High Srhodl Lions and Orono Hich School I Randall-Collins Por.t. Veterans of Foreign Wars, will meet Thursday evening The Explorers' Club Of senior Boy Scouts, sponsored by the post, has 17 registered members at present, and will meet Thursday evening. M. Pomcroy.

Missionary Commit- chairman Comrades of the "Wav, undrr Martha Mornll. hold an outing at Saaamore Park. Sunday, cooking supppr Plans wprr madp to attpnd StatP Youth Rally In South Poitland, Wednesday. 1 Mrs Madlene Jackson. Mrs.

Helen Young and Wilbur Senter were appointed to the Rockland Film i Council Nominating Committee which will report this month. The group met Thursday night at Mrs Jackson's home and president Charles R. Monteith had charge. A special preview will be arranged shortly by Euh gene Burby. Special Regular $6.50 OIL Permanent Styled Hpir Cuts lO.ob COLD WAVE i Complete 75e '5 GILBERT'S BEAUTY SALON 547A Congress St.

3-2241 State WCTU Leader Urges Youth Temperance Councils Brunswick, May work must be carried on through the young nrople If thp WCTU is to contmup Ills work. Mrs Augusta Christie. Presque Isle, State Prosi- dent, told the, Cumberland Brunswick Groups To Hear Rev. L. J.

Cook Brunswick, May 2. A J6int meeting oJ the Murray Alliance and the Universallst Men's Club will be held at 7.30 p. m. Thursday at the First Universalist Church The Rev Lmdley J. Cook, fipld director of the Maine Council of d'hurches.

will speak and pictures on ithe subject, Maine Protestants 1 (Unite Committee members in charge are Miss Marion Downing, Mrs Annfe Carletoh and Mrs. David Toothaker The first and second degrees will be conferred on a class of candiates at Dirigo Grange Tuesday evening. The regular degree team'will confer the degrees under direction of Jlorenzo Masse. I Longfellow Parent-Teacher Association will meet at 8 p. Wednesday, at Longfellow School when officers will be eleqted The slftte of officers will be presented by Dr Normal Munn, Mrs.

John Komlch and Mrs. Allen Frost, nominating committee. A- program of -music will be presented by the Meddiebempsters of Bowdoin College Mrs, Thomas P. Riley Is program chairman Members of the refreshment commit- are Mrs. Henry Woods, Mrs.

Robert Carlsori, Mrs. J. L. Darbelnet, Mrs. Frank Douglas, Mrs.

John C. Russell, Mrs. Lawrence Hall. Mrs. Philip Mahaney jMrs.

Walter Solmitz. Mrs. Bruce walker and Mrs Raymond Botjrnicjfue. The Junior Pilgrim Fellowship will hold a supper meeting from 4 to 7 p. hi.

Wednesday at the First Parish Chqrch. MFS John L. Merrill, religious director, will be in charge. The annual election of officers of Hawthorne Parent-Teacher Association will be held at 7 30 p. ml Wednesday at School, Open House also will be held and the rooms will be open with pupils' work on display, and teachers will be present to greet parents, fnehds, and parents of preschool children.

A special tional has also been sent to thp Board of Selectmen, the superintendent of schools and thp superintending school board. Mrs. Scott is chairman, of the hostess committee, and Mrs. Mather chairman, of refreshments, The Auxiliary of George Files Post. American Legion, will mflct at 7 30 p.

Wednesday at Lcftion Hall Mr and Mrs Orvlllr Mriody, Spring Strret. nrp (jup.sts for a fpw days of his brotliPi and family, Mr. and Mrs Merle Moody at Arlington. Mass Mrs M. R.MilH- ken, of Maiden.

Mass, will accompany thpin on their return, to prppare for the opening of her gift shop at Lookout Point HOUM, Harpswell Cfntrr. Saturday auests of Mr. and Mis, Louis Dcnortvillp, Maine Street, attending the wedding of their daughter. Miss Rita Mabel Dcn- pnvHle, to Romeo J. Plourde.

wrrp Mr. and Mrs Labbe, South Braintrcp. Mass Miss Jean Poti- llot Berlin. Mr and Mrk. Carl FarrJs.

Mcrhanir Falls. Mr nnd Mrs Svlvio Gamarhlr Lisbon. Miss Yvonne Denonviilp, Mr and Mrs. Thomas Ouellettc, Mr. and Mrs Floripn Castonguay and Miss Lucille Castonguay.

all of Lewir.ton. Clark LPslip Auxiliary met Sunt day afUrnon nt thp Spanish War Hall, with Mrs Florrnre Boyd prpMding A npw mrmbpi was takon into thp ordpi wprc to riartirlpatP in the annual MPmorial Dav parade, a rommittpp was appointed to ron- fpi with the Auxiliary of thp VFW Post and makp plans for a prr following thp iparndp Mrs Arlonlram Hagnn was appointed rommlttpp a PrcspjH were Mrs Ruth Dodgp and Mrs Voila Smith, hostesses. Mrs. Clyde! Berry. Mrs Fanny Learned, Mrs Helen Trembley, Cora Ni'ck- ehon, Mrs Mattie Donahue, Mrs, Violet Leclair Hammond.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Willet, Mr and Mrs Robert Willet. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Carreup, William Slanev and "Andrew Simski, all of Norwood, Mass, were recent guests 6f Mr. and Mrs. Omer Morals, Cumberland Stieet. Members of the Pleasant Street Methodist Church choir participated in the Spring Choir Music Festival, by the Wesleyan Singers of the High Street Methodist; Church, at, Auburn Sunday evening. J.

Gerald Rus- lVwas director, and choir members were Mrs. M. Gerry Plummer, Miss Esther Brown. Miss Irene Champeon, Miss Melissa Goldsberry, Miss Virginia Purinton. Miss 'Harriat Purinton.

Mrs. Lujy Stevens, Mts Phyllis Nesbit, Miis Betty Goldsberryl Miss Sandra Black, Mrs. Huldah Powers. Mrs. Ernest Purinton, Darrill Ilee and L.

D. Goldsberry. Children's Night will be ob-t served Tuesday at the meeting of Alvah Young Temple, Pythian Sisters. Committee members are Iva Koerber, Dorothy Mather, Anna Varney. Priscllla Stroutand Malena Kendrick.

and Mrs Agheis 1 Coiinty Union at its annual meet- Ing In the Methodist 1 Church. Mis. Christie, who was speaker at the afternoon session, outlined plans for educating through the schools by having a National lead- rr in State Normal Schools this Fall and at the State Teachers' Convention. WP need young people in our mpmberslnp, Mrs. Christie, adding that it is hoped to form Loyal Temperance Legions as well as Youth Temperance Councils.

"It is regrettable that we have no YTC leader in our state organization, she must remember to build for tomorrow if we are to carry this work to future generations. There will always, as long as there is a selfish human being, be a need for the WCTU." All officers of the Coudty Union were re-elected, including: president, Mrs. Anna K. Bisbee. vice president, Mrs.

Newcomb, South Portland; Margaret Wmdham; corresponding secretary, Mrs Edward I. Hill, Portland; recording secretary, Mrs. Florence E. Webb, South Windham; treasurer, Mrs. Iva Packard, Portland; auditor, Mrs.

Charles Howe, Portland. Addressing the morning session. Mrs. Bisbee told the 40 delegates that "a righteous cause like ours can know no defeat. Our cause may well be likened to a river that has its cause in the eternal hills, that may be osbstructedjfor a time but will rise and overflow every pbstacle that Is thrown across its course Mrs.

Bisbee attacked liquor advertisements as a constantily increasing menace to our youth. They cleverly conceal the result, she said, adfling that If the artists and photographers who pqrtray successful business men drinking in i attractive homes or clubs told the whole truth, they also would show a wreck of humanity, possibly still young, incapable lot holding a job or of supporting his heartbroken wife and homeless children National headquarters is attempting to meet this situation by distributing literature as well as its national and state papers through those channels which are open to them. Including churches, Sunday schools, granges and, kindred organizations, she Devotional service this morning was led by the Rev. Gerry Plummer. pastor of th0 Church.

Mrs. Stella Douglas, president of the Brunswick Union, welcolmed the delegates, with Mrs. Eugene sen, head of the Portland organization, delivering the response. Miss Margaret sirgent. Portland, State treasurer, reported on new members.

Mrs. Lillian Hayden, the memorial service. Charles E. Fernald Thomaston. May services for Charles E.

Firnald, '''ho was killed Feb. 13, 1945, on lUzon. will be held at p. m. undav at the West Rockport Cemetery, the Rev Charles A MarDpnald officiating.

Military arraniipmcnts will be carried out by William Brazlfer Post, AL. Thomaston. He was born in Rockland. May f), 1920.1 sorf of Clifford F. and Fernald.

He attended the public schools in Rockland, Thoma.ston and Watcrbury Vermont Tiade iSchool. He wan em- Ploypd at the Lampon Machine Company for some time. Nov. I5 1942, he enlisted in the cavalry at Rutland, served at Fort Devens, Fort Rlley. Kan Fort Bliss.

Bind then wpnt overspR.s He was awarded thp Purple Heart. HP is survlvpd by his parents, who now reside at Thomafjton, one sl.ster, Mrs. Marion Leonard. Rockville. five brothers, Lloyd of Groton.

Conn Eveiett of Belfast, nnd Wvvprn Arnold and Philip of Thomaston FraiUc J. Thomaston, Mnv for Frnnk Jarob.s. April 18. 1945, on Okinawa. ill bp held Sunday at the Village C'PiriPtcry, with thp Revl, H.

F. Lrach officiating. Military honors will bp given by membprs of William Brasier Post AL. Thomaston Ho was borti March 19. the son of Frank Jacobs nnd thp latp Rpgina Jacobs.

He camp to Thomaston at the age of 3, was educated in the Thomaston schoqls, Bentley School of Accounting and the New England Institute of Embalming in Boston. He was inducted into the service in September, 1942, in Plttsfield, and served in the 184th Infantry, Seventh Division. He is survived by his father of Rockland. one sister, Mrs. Anne Jacobs Kelley, Thomaston.

By Press Herald Photographer Moore Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Hutchins Warren, May Hills, only daughter of Mr.

arid Mrs. Virgil Hills pf this town, became the bride of Vivian Hutchins of Norway In the Baptist Church Sunday afternoon The Rev. A. Perry officiated. Tie bride wore traditional white bridal satin, lace trimmed, made witty train, sweetheart neck, and long sleeves.

Her finger-tip veil was draped from a satin crown and she carried a Colonial bouquet of gardenias and white sweet peas. She wore a single strand of pearls Miss Alice Kenniston of this town, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor. The best man was Kenneth qoodwin of Norway. Ushers were Howard Kenniston of Rockland and Raymond Kenniston of this town, uncles of the bride. The bride was given in marriage by her father Arrangement of flowers at the churah was made Miss Florence Packard and Mrs.

Leroy Mc- Clusfcey Soloist was Chester! WylHe and the wedding marches and accompaniment for himi were played by Mrs. Wyllie. i A reception was held at the Hills home on the Middle Road, with the guest) book In charge of Mrs. Clayton Heath, of Norway; the gift-), Mrs. Prank Hallowell of Thbmaston, and Mrs.

Harold Drewett; and Mrs. Raymond Kenniston of Warren. Mrs Howard Kenniston of Rockland and Miss Marjorie Thompson of Norway had charge of the refreshments. Mr. and Mrs Hutchins left on a wedding trip, following which they will be at their apartment at 189 Main Street? Norway Mrs.

Hutchins' traveling ensemble consisted of a three-piece gray gabardine suit, with matching topper. Her hat was of navy and white as were her other accessories Her corsage was of red roses and white carnations Mrs. Hutchins is a graduate of Warren High School and the School of Oral Hygiene, University of Pennsylvania. She is employed In the offices of Dr. Arthur Easton, Norway as dental hygienist, and is a member of the Ameriqan Dental Hyglenist Association.

Hutchins is thp son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert, Hutchins, of 45 Plens- Bnt i Norway. He served three years with the Army Air Forces in World War n. He vaa graduated from Norway High School, Maine Central of Pittsfield and Bowman Technical School of Lancaster, Pa i is a member of the Floyd Harlow.

Post, VFW, and of the Uni. versalist Men's Club of Norway. He is associated with his father in the Jewelry business at way. I Bath News Theta Chapter To Work Degree Bath, May A formal Ritual of Jew elf ceremony will be held Tuesday evening at the of Mrs. Mildred Trott.

High Street, when four candidates of Theta Chapter, Beta Sigma, will receivif the degree. Members of Xi Beta Chapter will be for the occasion when National Beta Slbma' Phi Founder's will be observed. Mrs G. Baer Connard. president of the Bath-Brunswick Community Concert Association, announced today that pianist Sascha Gorodnitzki.

whose Lewiston was postponed in February, will appear May 11 at the Lewiston Armory. Members of local Community Association may attend on membership tickets. James Hall, who has been residing In this city, has moved to Foster's Point where he will make his home during the summer. A daughter born recently to Mr and Mrs John Reevy, Huntington, has been named Ann Lorraine Mrs. Reevy is the former Miss Mary Morse, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Horace Morse, Oak Street. Equity Grange Meets Belfast, May and Mrs. Maurice H. Westerberg and Robert McGray were re-Instated at the meeting ot Equity Grange, Thursday evening and the first and second degrees were conferred on Mrs Louise Perrow, Margaret and Mildred Tower.

Supper waa sprvpd with Mrs. Merle Whitcomb as chairman There were about 50 present Equity Sewing Circle will meet May 5 at the home of MM. Clifton Oliver. Belmont Avenue. PORTLAND BARGAIN BASEMENT Wednesday at Where else can you find blouses like these so low? MISSES', WOMEN'S SECONDS TOP MAKERS TM Blouses Wouldn't you rather drink Four Roses? fine Blended Whiskey.

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