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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1935
Page
2
The piece argues for preserving individualism as a core American trait. It recalls pioneers who moved continents, endured hardship, and built a high standard of living through initiative and invention. It warns against rising State paternalism and regimentation that could curb courage, independence, and hard work.
Mrs Mary Bradford and Miss Hope Cote visit Asbury Park New Jersey. Miss Rita Langello visits Newport relatives. Albert Newbold ill at home. Mr and Mrs John Andrade welcome daughter Mary. Rita Langella visiting Newport relatives. Birth announced Sally Mae Carroll. Breen sisters vacationing at Hampton Beach Gaspee Point. Helena Weiss returned from appendectomy at St Joseph's Hospital. Etta Luther hosts Pythian Sisters silver tea. Golden family returns to Chicopee Falls. Death announced for Mrs Samuel Aquino’s daughter. Dance planned September 14 at Columbia hall by Portuguese A A. Bristol Garden Club hosts meeting with plant and flower exhibits. Frederick Williams rents Hope Street house to Weeden family Sept 1. Irene Belmore hosts gathering at Milk Street. Games and refreshments served.
The Bristol District Nursing Association will launch its 1935 membership drive on August 29 with Miss Evelyn M Carter as secretary. President C. B. Rockwell leads the effort, aiming to raise funds for town health work through dues and annual contributions.
The Bristol Colt Alumni banquet set for September 12 in Colt Memorial Hall enters final planning. Toastmaster Bertram W. Wall from the class of 1906 will lead, with speakers to be announced after more acceptances come in. Tickets are on sale.
Island residents and summer visitors plan a mass gathering at Union Church on Sunday August 25 at 2 PM to discuss mosquito relief. The call cites Sidney Davidson and Prudence Island leaders plus the Navigation Company and Improvement Association backing a new committee to tackle the pest.
Miss Mary Cordeiro of 36 Bourn Street was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower Wednesday evening in the Callins and Aikman Girls Club rooms on Thames Street. Hostess Gilda Sousa, assisted by Sylvena Marshall and Emily Moura, presided over about 40 attendees as gifts were presented. She is to marry Anthony Marshall of School Street on September 14.
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