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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1955
Page
5
Planning winter division and early seedling starts requires soil sand compost and moss. Use sphagnum moss with nutrients for airy roots, place a pot within a larger pot with sand peat or moss, and cover to keep humidity. Protect from wind and cold by shielding plants in sheltered spots and using translucent coverings.
Members of the Kickemuit Homemakers Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Frank A Vargas home on Hawthorne Avenue. They made pins and earring sets from copper wire under Mrs. Ralph Tortice’s direction and decorated Christmas candles they had made. On Tuesday sewing leaders Mrs Kenneth Bowen and Mrs Maurice Oswell attended a sewing meeting in East Providence.
William Xavier Mivier, son of Mr and Mrs Xavier of 615 Wood Street, will undergo eight weeks of basic infantry and weapons training with the Fighting 69th Infantry Division at Fort Dix. Afterward he will receive a two week leave before possible assignment to an Army technical school or army specialty training.
December activities include a Christmas tea at Bayberry and Countryside, a bazaar at the Greheie area, and a Holy Rosary Society gathering at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School auditorium. Mrs. Edward Lea hosts the December 18 event with the Garden Club noted.
Mrs. Earle Cabrol and Mrs. Joseph Bullock attended the fifth sewing lesson at the Bayview Fire Station East Providence Wednesday. The session covered Technique in the Construction of Garments. A future meeting will cover Altering Clothes for Satisfaction with an open Greenville Baptist Church session led by Prof. Walter Larmie.
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