Church Services for Second Sunday after Epiphany
Schedule lists 8 a.m. Holy Communion, 10:30 a.m. Morning Prayer and address, 12 p.m. Church School, 7 p.m. Evening Prayer and address.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1928
Page
4
Schedule lists 8 a.m. Holy Communion, 10:30 a.m. Morning Prayer and address, 12 p.m. Church School, 7 p.m. Evening Prayer and address.
Eight o clock in the morning Holy Communion followed by a ten forty five service with a sung Mass and sermon. At twelve noon Church School and Bible Class. Evening service with Evensong and sermon at seven thirty p m.
Friday night service at 730. Sunday morning worship at 10 30 with sermon The Burning Heart. Church school at 12. Sunday night service at 730 in Memorial Chapel. The eighth anniversary of national prohibition observed with program in charge of Miss Miriam J McCaughey.
Church schedule lists services at 10 30 AM and 12 00 PM with prayer meeting at 7 30 PM and choir practice at 8 30 PM on Friday. Sunday School at 7 3 PM is unclear. contact 478 W for details.
Friday evening prayer meeting at 7 30 with a sermon by the pastor on Be lieving and Receiving. Junior Church in vestry for first grade pupils. Church School at 11 45. In the evening at 7 30 a special Candle Light Service and initiation of the World Wide Guild with a sermonette by the pastor.
The Church of the Nazarene in Court Street invites all to Sunday worship at 10 45 am with preaching at 12 noon followed by Sunday school at 7 pm An evangelistic service sermon and a prayer meeting are held Friday at 7 30 pm Good singing and cordial fellowship are promised Pastor Roy Frank H Bowers Jr extends the invitation to worship together.
Officers-elect of Edgehill Temple No 3 Pythian Sisters were inducted in Grand Army Hall with Mrs Catherine Marz as installing officer assisted by Miss Catherine Marz and Miss Pauline Brelsford. New officers include Pauline Bullock as Most Excellent Chief Metta Nelle as Excellent Senior Lillian Carnes as Excellent Junior Anna Brelsford as Manager Gladys Brelsford as Protector Rachel Simmons as Guard and Sadie McMahon as Past Chief. Pauline Bretsford named social committee chair. Grand Chief Annie Wood and Deputy Grand Chief Mary Shea attended with Temples from Providence and Phenix. A casserole was presented to the officer. Cake and coffee were served by the social committee.
Henry V Norton, 40, formerly of 400 High Street Bristol, was arrested by Philadelphia police and brought to Providence to face a charge of obtaining $500 under false pretenses. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Judge Gorham. case continued to Jan 24. Bail set at $2000 with Norton jailed. Police say Norton claimed ownership of an automobile he did not fully own.
The text extols tolerance as the finest value for both men and women. It praises its capacity to see from others perspectives, concede others right to their opinions, and wish others happiness in their chosen ways.
A collage of jokes and quips from The Sydney Bulletin Cincinnati Cynic Passing Show and Der Gemutliche Saal lampoon marriage thrift appearance and work life. Snippets include mock exchanges on engagements fashion and daily labor with a humorous British and American flavor.
A duchess visited Mr Sargent at his studio on Tite Street and examined his impressionistic pictures. She commented with a patronizing tone that she would continue with the painting if she were in his place, reflecting the critics' view of his style at the time.
A collection of pineapple based salad recipes using Hawaiian pineapple and cheese, including Mrs. Calvin Coolidge’s favored pineapple and cheese salad. Also features Yum Yum salad, Pineapple Espanol, creamy mousses, and glazed pineapple dessert ideas with detailed dressing and preparation steps.
The Rhode Island State Board of Public Roads adopts a plan under Chapter 97 to take land in Warren and Bristol for Metacom Avenue improvements. Plat No. 210 details a right of way along center lines and peripheral parcels, with specific points described facing fences and stone walls along Metacom Avenue.
The document records a public road plat number 210 filed with the State Board of Public Roads Wellington clerk and mentions Bristol and Warren town offices. It notes measurements as seventeen feet southeast and center line orientations near a highway and fees or costs cited as 360 dollars.
Manuel Marshall of Bristol has qualified as Administrator of the estate of Maria Premecena Mendes, late of Bristol, deceased. Creditors must file claims by law starting January 6, 1928, with Clerk John W. Church overseeing.
Nearly 100 members and guests attended the Dreadnaught Hook Ladder and Hose Company annual banquet at the fire station on High and Church streets. Foreman Rodney D Sim mons opened the event and named Judge Edward L Leahy toastmaster. The Newmerettes Orchestra played as judges and representatives spoke.
N S Potter son of B Thomas Potter of Providence, a summer resident, designed a six meter yacht now under construction at Wilmington Boat Works in Wilmington California. The craft, first of its class in Southern California, measures 34 feet overall with 21% feet on the waterline, beam 5 feet 6 inches, draft 5 feet, and about 470 square feet sail area. Western yachtsmen hope it will excel in the East vs West races at Los Angeles in March.
The Taft School Club met yesterday in the Taft School building. Mrs Henry Baxnten chaired the Thrift Circle report which noted the year’s garment donations to needy families distributed by Bristol District Nursing nurses. Mrs Samuel Wardwell presided and a Feb 9 food sale was approved.
Funeral services for Antonio Castro who died Monday were held at 8 30 a.m. at his home 127 Bay View Avenue followed by a solemn high mass at 9 a.m. at St Elizabeth's Church with Rev Francisco Vieira as celebrant and Rev Thomas J Kelley as deacon. Interment was at St Mary's Cemetery.
George Graham died Monday at the Benjamin Church Home for Aged Men on Main road. His funeral was held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home with Rev Charles W Martin of the State Street M F Church officiating. Interment followed at the North Cemetery.
The note explains mustard as a mild emetic and suggests a small amount rubbed on hands to remove fish odor. It adds that full flavor comes from mixing mustard with salt and milk.
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