Beatrice (Cashman) Carp, a schoolteacher, died Friday in Shaughnessy-Kaplan Rehabilitation Center in Salem of lung cancer and emphysema.
She was 73. Born in Newton, Mrs. Carp graduated from Newton High School and Boston University with a bachelor of arts degree.
She lived in Danvers and was a former resident of Saugus.
Mrs. Carp taught English at Newton High School in the 1940s and was a member of the Massachusetts Teachers Association.
She was a president of the Lynn Hadassah and was a New England regional past president and member of the Hadassah National Board.
Mrs. Carp was a president of the North Shore Women's Auxiliary of Brandeis University, and a member of ladies' auxiliaries of the Jewish Rehabilitation Center for aged in Swampscott, Beth Israel, New England Memorial and New England Sinai hospitals.
She was also a member of B'nai B'rith, Sisterhood of Temple Beth El in Swampscott, United Order of True Sisters and the Order of the Eastern Star.
Mrs. Carp leaves her husband, Dr. J. Stanley Carp; two sons, Alan H. of Sharon and Frank J. of Peabody; and four grandchildren.
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She was 73. Born in Newton, Mrs. Carp graduated from Newton High School and Boston University with a bachelor of arts degree.
She lived in Danvers and was a former resident of Saugus.
Mrs. Carp taught English at Newton High School in the 1940s and was a member of the Massachusetts Teachers Association.
She was a president of the Lynn Hadassah and was a New England regional past president and member of the Hadassah National Board.
Mrs. Carp was a president of the North Shore Women's Auxiliary of Brandeis University, and a member of ladies' auxiliaries of the Jewish Rehabilitation Center for aged in Swampscott, Beth Israel, New England Memorial and New England Sinai hospitals.
She was also a member of B'nai B'rith, Sisterhood of Temple Beth El in Swampscott, United Order of True Sisters and the Order of the Eastern Star.
Mrs. Carp leaves her husband, Dr. J. Stanley Carp; two sons, Alan H. of Sharon and Frank J. of Peabody; and four grandchildren.
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Beatrice (Cashman) Carp, a schoolteacher, died Friday in Shaughnessy-Kaplan Rehabilitation Center in Salem of lung cancer and emphysema.
She was 73. Born in Newton, Mrs. Carp graduated from Newton High School and Boston University with a bachelor of arts degree.
She lived in Danvers and was a former resident of Saugus.
Mrs. Carp taught English at Newton High School in the 1940s and was a member of the Massachusetts Teachers Association.
She was a president of the Lynn Hadassah and was a New England regional past president and member of the Hadassah National Board.
Mrs. Carp was a president of the North Shore Women's Auxiliary of Brandeis University, and a member of ladies' auxiliaries of the Jewish Rehabilitation Center for aged in Swampscott, Beth Israel, New England Memorial and New England Sinai hospitals.
She was also a member of B'nai B'rith, Sisterhood of Temple Beth El in Swampscott, United Order of True Sisters and the Order of the Eastern Star.
Mrs. Carp leaves her husband, Dr. J. Stanley Carp; two sons, Alan H. of Sharon and Frank J. of Peabody; and four grandchildren.
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She was 73. Born in Newton, Mrs. Carp graduated from Newton High School and Boston University with a bachelor of arts degree.
She lived in Danvers and was a former resident of Saugus.
Mrs. Carp taught English at Newton High School in the 1940s and was a member of the Massachusetts Teachers Association.
She was a president of the Lynn Hadassah and was a New England regional past president and member of the Hadassah National Board.
Mrs. Carp was a president of the North Shore Women's Auxiliary of Brandeis University, and a member of ladies' auxiliaries of the Jewish Rehabilitation Center for aged in Swampscott, Beth Israel, New England Memorial and New England Sinai hospitals.
She was also a member of B'nai B'rith, Sisterhood of Temple Beth El in Swampscott, United Order of True Sisters and the Order of the Eastern Star.
Mrs. Carp leaves her husband, Dr. J. Stanley Carp; two sons, Alan H. of Sharon and Frank J. of Peabody; and four grandchildren.
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