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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1946
Page
2
Two editorials in Saturday Evening Post are praised for moral courage and self critique. One contrasts courteous returning veterans with wartime service slumps, urging better customer treatment. The other admits Pearl Harbor shattered isolationist delusions and the paper concedes its prior stance was wrong and complacent.
The Altar Society of Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church met Tuesday evening with games and refreshments. Plans for the Valentine's Day Ball were advanced and reservations can be made through Miss Flora Fusco. A Bristol student, Joseph A Cardoza, registered as a freshman at Providence College opening its spring term. Cardoza, an Army veteran, is the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Cardoza of 44 East State Street and a Bristol Senior High School graduate. He will pursue a Bachelors degree in Philosophy with a focus on social sciences.
Community notices highlight visits and social events in Bristol and surrounding area. Readers are encouraged to share names of guests and personal appearances, with items of mutual interest and courtesy appreciated by all readers.
The Amicae Guild of the First Baptist Church will meet Monday night in the Vestry at 7 30 o'clock. Ruth M Alger was honorably discharged from the WAC this week and has returned to her home at 19 Cole street.
Benton Cairrao of Mary Cane on Thames Street sails left for Bainbridge Maryland to begin boat training in the U S Navy. At 11 o clock Sunday service St Michael s Church offertory the choir will sing And in That Day by Richman. Frederick Cavallaro son of Mr and Mrs Salvatore Cavallaro of 426 High Street underwent appendectomy Saturday and is resting comfortably at St Joseph s Hospital.
William Harrop of 260 Hope Street went to fix a furnace at Mrs. Samuel Kinder’s home. A perceived kitten in the doorway allegedly pushed back, leading to a comic chain of events and a ruined overcoat. Neighbors and a Narragansett office visit amplify the tale.
The card thanks the US Rubber Co for a car donation and honors donors at Truesdale Hospital including Manuel Carvalho a former émigré and Mr and Mrs Dexter Slocum and family for giving blood.
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