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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1932
Page
3
Rev Arthur F Jennings Pastor leads 10 30 A M morning worship at State Street M E Church 7 30 P M evening service at Methodist Church on Sunday August 14 1914.
Rev. Herbert D. Graetz leads morning worship at 30:30 A M at the Methodist Church and a 7:30 P M union evening service at the same church.
Rev. Joseph Sarzana acts as pastor. Weekday masses at 7 30 A M. Sunday masses at 8 and 10 A M.
The church announces Masses at 8 and 10 AM with a 7:30 PM evening service led by Rev. Francisco G. Lee. An observance schedule highlights typical worship times for parishioners.
Rev Thomas J Gillan pastor leads Mass at St Marys Church with services listed at 7 8 9 and 10 30 in the morning with a focus on parish worship and schedule.
Rev. A. R. Parshley serves as rector for the 12th Sunday after Trinity with Holy Communion at 8 AM and Morning Prayer and sermon at 10 AM by Rev. Theodore Partrick Jr of the Church of the Good Shepherd in Raleigh North Carolina.
Rev. W. C. Darby leads the union evening service at 7 30 P M at State Street M E Church with the pastor conducting the program and congregation gathering for worship.
Rev. Nelson Kellogg presides at Trinity Church with an 8:00 A M Mass a 10:45 A M Mass and sermon and a 7:30 P M Evensong listed. The notice outlines the day’s worship times and the rector’s name.
A concise maxim by Louis Marin argues that success starts with the effort of trying. It emphasizes taking the initial step as essential to progress and achievement. The idea anchors motivation in action rather than talent alone.
This notice invites residents to submit comments on local welfare and town interests. It outlines a flexible column space for community input and timely opinions addressing town affairs.
Letter to the editor argues there were no grounds for the protest after the August 9 game. The writer notes black balls used all season and cites a fifth inning play where a ball into the crowd was ruled a blocked ball and returned, affecting Lemaire.
James B. Lee summarizes Fos ter on scoring duties in baseball. The debate centers on whether an official scorekeeper may call batting out of turn during a game. Harris protests Yankees Browns clash over Lazzeri and Chapman, with arbitration未 acted on. a major league scorer sits in the press box.
Excellent pitching by Andy D Ambrosio former Colt Memorial high school ace and back stopping by Joe Andrade earned Co F 118th Engineers Ring its first regimental baseball pennant. D Ambrosio allowed 4 hits with 1 run, while his teammates scored 45 runs. They defeated Co F 20 0, Medical Detachment 21 1, Headquarters 1 0 and Intrigations 3 0.
In a Providence tennis meet C N Kraus wins both singles and doubles titles facing Betty Booth, Anne Tucker, Harriett Baker, and others. Early rounds feature Rigby, Flint, Baline Tucker, and Thorndike, with semi finals highlighting Rigby and Baker advancing to the final rounds.
Walter Gladue delivered a Texas Leaguer scoring Lemaire on a two-out double in the bottom of the ninth as the Ever Readys beat the Olympians 2-1 at Bristol Common. Sousa and Marshall pitched well in a tight duel, with Biancuzzo and Mott forcing a late double steal before Lemaire’s two-base start led to the decisive run.
A neighbor who often borrows is asked to accompany Tommy as he purchases new records. Pearson's notes the plan to avoid tunes that the neighbor dislikes.
Chief of Staff forwards a long, playful note filled with local happenings and rumors. It names campers, musicians, partygoers, and shopkeepers, joking about romance, dances, and recent events. It teases readers to repay a debt and hints at dissatisfaction with town mischief while preserving a cheeky tone.
Windsor chairs were first built by wheelwrights rather than furniture makers. A surviving reminder appears as a wheel motif in the back splat of a specific Wind sor chair, illustrating the crafts overlap in early chair design.
The term junjutsu denotes a Japanese wrestling method that relies on anatomical knowledge and technique rather than brute force. the name translates to soft art.
The Bristol Yacht Club invites patrons to an informal dance on Friday August 12 at the club house. The Kirkemuit Grange will hold its annual clambake on Grange grounds in East Warren on August 18. A dance on August 26 at Parish Hall supports Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church hosted by the Junior Holy Name Society.
The fragment references Montaigne’s stance that firm belief often rests on what we know least about. It suggests skepticism toward certainty and highlights the interplay between belief and ignorance in early modern thought.
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