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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1946
Page
2
Prof Jules Bachman of New York University argues that wage hikes cannot be separated from price levels and that only productivity gains allow real wage growth. He notes policy chaos harms both workers and consumers, with higher farm prices and profits not offset by price declines.
Community notes describe visits and social gestures as people share courteous mentions. Readers contribute items about guests, visits, and mutual interests, highlighting local social life and mutual regard in the community.
The Vestry of St Michael's Church will hold a regular meeting Tuesday night. For the 11 o'clock service Sunday, the choir will sing Deliver Me O Lord an anthem by Stainer. Miss Mary McShane is at Rhode Island Hospital after a fall fractured hip. Marcia B Gifford led a Rhode Island Conservatory of Music program for Chapin Hospital staff and administration Tuesday evening.
The family of the late Gertrude E. Gray expresses sincere thanks to friends relatives and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during their bereavement.
The Kearney Post No. 6 American Legion and its Auxiliary Unit plan an 8 o'clock gathering at the Post Home on Franklin street followed by a social hour. Dr Louis A Warren of Illinois will address the Bristol Historical Society meeting at Holmes House at 8 tonight open to the public. Richard Connery and Reynolds Northup recover from illness. The Ladies Benevolent Society of St Michael's Church meets Monday with Reverend John Wilson Haynes speaking on American Occupation of Germany.
Lt. (jg) Frank B. Correira praised. Rev. George E. Lombard presented a funnybone jawbone backone lecture in DeWolf Memorial Chapel amid walk hazards. The humor show featured chalk cartoons and drew strong attendance hosted by the Men's Union led by President John D. Moore.
Burnside Lodge Knights of Pythias plans for representation at the Henry Wood testimonial dinner on February 3 at Howard Johnson Grille in Cranson. A Relief Committee includes E J Wilkinson Jr George E Luther Sr Frank Peirce Martin Nelle Harold Pedley Gay thorne Cheshire Llewlyn Conklin. A Social Committee led by Fred Alger includes Alfred Burke Harold Pedley Archie Rounds and Frank Peirce. Martin Nelle named agent of the hall.
Robinson, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Robinson of Poppasquash Road, received a War Bond trophy at the Northern Rhode Island Farm Bureau meeting in Rumford on Monday night for keeping records of his father's dairy cows.
Girl or woman fond of children to care for 2 girls aged 3 and 5 Monday and Friday afternoons 2 to 5 pm Mrs AT Mellen 443 Hope street Phone 1139 W Foster homes for boys and girls board paid clothing medical and dental care furnished Reply Box W Bristol Wanted to buy postage stamps on and off envelopes United States and Foreign collections accummulations Also anything printed about Bristol books prints pictures etc or will trade A A Edmonds 471 Hope Street Bristol 139
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