Brotherhood Week Call Spurs Local Effort and Notices
Newspaper notes Brotherhood Week aims to reduce prejudice by encouraging daily acts of kindness and better mutual understanding among races colors and creeds. The piece cites personal examples and urges active human values beyond one week. Community notices cover admissions to federal bar, Red Cross meeting, church activities, Girl Scout event, and local civic programs with dates and locations.
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Tom’ Jones
South
Megro
50 At Class Reunion For B S H S Class Of 1950
Approximately 50 members of the class of 1950 from B S H S attended a reunion at the Harriet Bradford Inn Sunday night. Principal John L. Burke and Mrs. Burke attended along with Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Canario. The arranging committee was led by Richard Bisbane with Dolores DeCas tro and Barbara Proulx assisting. Max Barros won the traveling furthest prize from New York. Other committee members included Barbara Lombardi Catherine Cella Catherine Blanchard Joseph Malley Anthony Estrella Aielene Botelho Dorothy Caromile Lola Camara Lucy Foti Dolores Fonseca and Shirley Brelsford.
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Anthony W. DuPont
Catherine V. Levere
Frank L. Martin
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Providence
Veterans Auditorium
Salve Regina College Guild
College
Newport
Clarence J. Smith
Bristol Highland
Harriet Bradford Inn
Charles J. Tappero
H. Wheaton Thomas
Robert M. Huey
Gordon Seagraves
Frank M. Commette
Douglas W. Cray
George W. Chamberlain
B.S.H.S
Richard Bisbane
Dolores DeCastro
Barbara
Proulx
Max Barros
New York
Barbara Lombardi
Catherine Cella
Catherine Blanchard
Joseph Malley
Anthony Estrella
Aielene Botelho
Dorothy Caromile
Lola Camara
Lucy Foti
Dolores Fonseca
Shirley Brelsford
Bristol town notes vivid Sunday events and appointments
Church services at 8 am with Holy Communion and an auditorium reception slated. James E. Sullivan named toastmaster for Guten Junior Highs School event. A Church retreat banquet at Rhodes last Sunday included Rev Clyde J. Walsh and many attendees. URI Alumnae College chairmen chosen for April 21 at URI. Irene Valerio earns Dean's Honor Roll at Westbrook Junior College. Bristol Sharpshooters learn rifle basics at Armory under William J. Baker III. Indoor track moved from Thursday to Wednesday initiate. Philip Bodell elected director of Centennial Legion and commands Bristol Train of Artillery.
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Ureh
Jin
James E. Sullivan
Guten
Clyde J. Walsh
Fo Et
Rhodes
William Mccarthy
William Manchester
James Sullivan
John Burke
John Burke Jr
James ¥ i
William Dwyer
John J. Syvia
Conrad Beauregard
Robert Leahy
Irene Valerio
Anthony Valerio
Mt. Hope Avenue
Westbrook Junior College
Miss Valerio
Bristol Senior High School
Hector Massa
Philip T. Bodell
Centennial Legion of Historic Military Commands
Bristol Train of Artillery
Radio Operator Training For Three Towns In Bristol County
The Bristol County Radio Association and Civil Defense will train volunteers in radio procedures and equipment operation for emergency use. Courses cover voice transmission, message posting, and practice without morse code, leading to FCC restricted radio telephone permits. Open to volunteers 15 or older with clear speech. ex-telephone operators are urged to apply. Registration at Warren CD headquarters Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Further details from Bristol Warren or Barrington CD directors. Operators are desperately needed.
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Bristol County Radio Radio Association
B 1 County Civil Defense Departments
Federal Communications Commission
Warren
Bristol
Barrington
Abbove
Mrs Bowen Attends Homemakers Meeting in Providence
Mrs Kenneth Bowen of the Kirkemuit Homemakers group attended a program planning meeting in the Providence Gas Co auditorium for northern Rhode Island homemakers. She and Mrs Maurice t attended the Sew-Easy meeting at Bay View Fire Station in East Providence Friday. Members plan a preview fashion show February 27 at 1 p.m. in the Providence Gas Co auditorium to display dresses and fur capes.
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Kenneth Bowen
Kirkemuit Homemakers
Providence Gas Co
Rhode Island
Maurice T
Bay View
E. Providence
Kickemuit Group
Providence Gas. Co
What Can You Lose Insurance Webinar Ad
What Can You Lose explains how property insurance pays after a loss and gives step by step guidance. It outlines notifying the insurer, securing damaged property, preserving items, filing proof of loss within 60 days, and inventorying possessions. It notes that settlements typically arrive after the form is filed and suggests using your agent, John Andrade Insurance Agency, for questions and coverages.
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