Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Virginia Roderick in Providence
Funeral services were held at the home on East Transit Street for Mrs Virginia Roderick who died Tuesday after a brief illness. A requiem high mass was said at the Church of the Holy Rosary with interment at St Francis Cemetery Pawtucket. She was 67 and had lived in the town 13 years, born in Madeira. She is survived by a daughter Mrs Joseph Roderick and two granddaughters Mrs John Xavier and Phoebe Roderick and three grandsons Joseph Winslow and George Roderick.
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Funeral Services Held for Mrs Gloria M Perry in Bristol
Funeral services were held at St Elzabeths Church for Gloria Mary Barboza Perry wife of August Perry who died suddenly of a heart attack at 22 East State Street. Rev Manuel J Barros presided Burial followed at St Marys Cemetery She was born in St Michaels Azores 51 years ago and lived in Bristol 25 years Survived by husband eight children 13 grandchildren two sisters and two brothers named in obituary.
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Tina Freitas
Margaret Langello
Emma Wilson
Priscilla
Christina
August
Joseph Perry
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Virginia Thomas
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Barrymore Sees Shirley Temple as Gift Beyond Compare
Lionel Barrymore lauds Shirley Temple as God given talent destined for greatness and likens her to his grandmother the first Mrs John Drew. He praises her natural grasp of lines and scenes and predicts a stellar future as Fox Film's The Little Colonel plays at Pas tume Theatre with co stars Evelyn Venable John Lodge Sidney Blackmer William Burgess Alden Chase and Bill Robinson in a Technicolor finale.
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John Drew
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Sidney Blackbmer
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Alden Chase
Bill Robinson
Ace of Tap Dancers
Little Colonel
Enterprise Wins Defenders Bowling Circuit Title
The Enterprise bowling aggregation won the 1935 Cup Defender's League championship by edging the Rainbows 2 to 1. Enterprise led 1 7 pins in the first string, Rainbows countered in the second, and Enterprise finished strong with a 627 to 584 final string. Benne Manst of the Rainbows had the high single with 142 and the three string total at 345. Ralph Abenante Leo Mans and Mike Ascoli starred for Enterprise while Antonio Cupolo and Sandy Matrone led the Rainbows. Plans for a league banquet are set for soon.
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Letter defending Sabbath observance and divine law
Ethel W Meek replies to a Bristol Churchman article urging adherence to biblical law. She argues God’s law is not on trial and cites scriptures about judgment, the Ten Commandments, and sabbath observance, noting about 250000 now keep the Sabbath and more join daily.
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Beechnuts Win Overtime Nailbiter In Nut League Clash
Beechnuts defeated the Peanuts 35 31 after two overtime periods to claim the second half title. Leo Mansi scored twice and a free throw in the second overtime to seal the win for Beech nuts while Jim Duffy, Larney Bisbane and O'Connor starred for the Peanuts with support from Mirranda Bull Cappucci and Butler.
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