SUNDAY DECEMBER SERVICE AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
The First Baptist Church held morning worship at 10:30 a m and Church School at 11:45 a m on Sunday December 19 1958. Evening service not listed.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1934
Page
3
The First Baptist Church held morning worship at 10:30 a m and Church School at 11:45 a m on Sunday December 19 1958. Evening service not listed.
Pastor Rev Herbert D Graetz leads morning worship at 10:00. Church school and Men’s Union at noon. Intermediate C E with Miss Hazel Nettleton at 5:30. Alpha Chapter C E at 6:30. Evening service at 7:30.
Rev. Joseph Sorzana presides at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church with daily masses at 7 30 A M and weekend services at 8 A M and 10 A M Mass schedules are listed for weekdays and Sundays.
Rev Mannel J Barros pastor. Masses offered for weekdays at seven in the morning. Sundays feature Masses at seven, eight thirty and ten thirty.
Ethel D Allessio was elected president of the Collins Aikman Girls Club at the annual meeting on Thames Street. She succeeds Madeline Cortellessa. The group planned a bingo party for tonight and a Christmas party later in the month with Frances Morgo as chairwoman and other officers named.
Rev Thomas J Gillan Pastor announces Masses at 7 30 and 9 and 10 30 a m 7 30 p m Benediction at St Marys Church.
Rev. A R Parshley rector leads second Sunday in Advent service lineup with communion at 9 00 A M church school at 9 30 A M morning prayer and sermon at 10 45 A M and evensong with meditation at 7 00 P M all at Saint Michael's Church including church school and evening service planned by the rector.
Rev James E Greer pastor conducts 10 A M Church School 11 15 A M Morning Worship with sermon Found Between the Lines A Man 7 3 P M Evening Service sermon Attention.
Rector Rev Nelson Kellogg announces services including 8 A M Mass 10 45 A M Sung Mass and Procession 12 M Sunday School and 7 30 P M Evensong and Benediction with Vestry calendar details.
The Catholic feast of the Immaculate Conception will be celebrated as a holy day of obligation with a triduum and masses at St Marys St Anthonys St Elizabeths and Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Mass times include 5 45 am 7 am and 8 am at St Marys 5 30 and 7 30 at St Elizabeths and 5 30 and 8 00 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel. St Elizabeths also holds a daily novena this week.
An OCR fragment notes the word Islam as an Arabic term meaning obedience to the will of God, tracing its use in reference to the religion of Mahomet. It highlights early linguistic description and etymology in brief.
Marine engineers say that two boats with identical hulls gain speed in salt water because its higher density lifts the vessel, reducing wetted surface. The result is that salt water allows faster propulsion for objects moving through or in it.
A German scientist has succeeded in clarifying the entire chemical structure of a vitamin identified as the neuro preventive. This breakthrough advances understanding of nutrition and disease prevention.
Cape Breton N S residents and workers completed a deal to buy the rail line, turning a profit to sustain service. The employee purchase reflects community ownership and expected ongoing operations.
A Los Angeles Times piece notes sheep instinct to seek high ground and follow a leader. Newborns climb uphill, older lambs enjoy elevated perches, and flocks gravitate to the highest spot if possible. Leaders emerge by example, but missteps bring trouble and time loss.
A Washington Star writer notes that many bird species have disappeared in recorded history. Names like the dodo and the great auk mark losses, with others such as the passenger pigeon and whooping crane joining the curtain that has fallen on flight and feather.
Experiments at the University of Minnesota with over 200 butterflies from ten species show that a butterfly leg is 1600 times as sensitive as a human tongue for sweetness. Researchers dipped legs in sugar solutions until detection occurred, noting the minimal detectable sugar concentration and comparing it to human taste thresholds reported by the Montreal Herald.
A Kansas City Star writer reports a rust spore from Fungus Shengus can travel 5000 to 10000 feet from southern Texas to Minnesota. Immunization efforts failed as a more virulent rust appeared. The fungus has over 100 subdivisions, requiring broad action to combat all forms.
Native to several regions the morel or sponge mushroom appears each spring. Thousands are gathered and cooked in butter for frying or served atop thick steaks. Its hollow, ridged and pitted cap makes it easily identifiable and a prized culinary addition.
Danish government drops a law compelling church bells to ring for mobilization. Pastors of the Danish Folk Church protested, arguing the church has outgrown aiding in war service and should not be required to assist in war efforts.
Trigger fish ruin bait by hollowing crabs while anglers fish tarpon, leaving shells as proof. The thieves strike without warning, stealing bait without disturbing the Mine or big cork float.
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