Whist Event At Colt Memorial High School A Success
The whist gathering in G A R Hall Tuesday evening, hosted by the Colt Memorial High School Senior Class, featured bridge and straight whist. Prizes for straight whist went to Miss Anna August, Mrs. Charles E. Luther, Edward E. Bunc and Ernest Alder, while bridge whist prizes were awarded to Miss Mabel Salisbury, Mrs. T Clarke Brown Jr., and Mrs. William H. Angevine.
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Cmt Ners
G. A. R. Hall
Colt Memorial High School
Anna August
Charles E. Luther
Edward E. Bunc
Ernest Alder
Mabel Salisbury
T. Clarke Brown, Jr
Daily Thought: Curiosity as a gift of knowing
Curiosity is a gift and a capacity of pleasure in knowing. If you destroy it you make yourself cold and dull as Ruskin notes.
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Ruskin
Senator Colt Opposes Philippine Independence Amendment
United States Senator Colt delivers a lengthy Senate speech opposing Senator Clarke of Arkansas and his four year independence amendment for the Philippines. Colt argues the Philippines cannot establish a stable popular government in two or four years and warns independence would risk injustice and bad faith. He cites historical revolutions and the need for longer preparation before granting sovereignty. He states he will vote against the amendment.
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United States
Colt
Senate
Clarke
Arkansas
Jance
Spain
France
Paris
Switzerland
Meyer
Library of Congress
Chile
Argentina
Bolivia
Peru
Colombia
Mexico
Philippines
Installation of Maccabees Officers in Constitution Tent No 11
The Knights of Maccabees will install officers tonight at Odd Fellows Hall led by State Commander Elmer L. Galley. Officers include Arthur W. Barrett, James T. Haines, George E. Perry, and others with programs, music, addresses by Rev. Dr. A C McGilton and Dr. Henry L. Teller, plus reception and dancing.
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Constitution
Knights of the Maccabees
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Elmer L. Galley
Providence
Arthur W. Barrett
James T. Haines
George E. Perry
William N. Burgess
John R. Sibley
Henry L. Teller
Frank T. Kinnicutt
Harry D. Robinson
Edward C. Gallup
Cyrus A. Jackson
Sentinel
W. D. Baggs
Angus Anderson
Overture
R. J. Division
Nelson A. Weinberg
Rose Millier
Women's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Willard Blount
A. C. McGilton
Thomas McDermott
Thomas Olstad
Edward €. Gallup
Providence and Fall River Men In Gymnasium Volleyball
The Providence Associa tion led by R C Cubbon staged calisthenics and a best two of three volleyball match with Fall River. Providence won 21 8 and 21 13 while Fall River captured 11 9. Post game social hour in Rockwell Hall featured refreshments by a women’s committee led by Mrs A W Barrett.
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Providence and
Fall River
R. C. Cubbon
Providence Association
Providence
Rockwell Hall
A. W. Barrett
Shifts of Politics and Public Duty
A concise thought from the Philadelphia Press noting tolerance for entering office on political grounds yet resentment when asked to leave a post for the same reason. The quote reflects on political service and public scrutiny without naming individuals or dates.
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Philadelphia Press
Installation of Wampanoag Encampment Officers
Officers of Wampanoag Encampment No 9 I O O F were installed at Odd Fellows Hall with a turkey supper. The appointive and installing boards were acknowledged by Chief Patriarch Merton A Cheesman who praised future prospects, as District Deputy Grand Patriarch Willard and Deputy Grand Senior Warden Smith spoke.
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Wampanoag
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Robert C. Willaeds
John S
D. G. S. Malcolm D. eCun
D. G. T. Horatio Fraser
William J. Ish
Merton A. Cheesman
John Usher, Jr
George Fish
DeWitt E. Bolster
John G. Stewart
Aan
A. Bosworth
Jae Newman
James T. Robertson
William J. Munro
Charles F. Sanford
Outside Sentinel
Fred Wilbur
Merton A. Gheesman
Willard
Smith
George Rish
State Street M E Church Announces Union Service Sermon
The State Street M E Church invites Sunday activities led by Rev. Dr. A. McGilton with a sermon on Drudgery versus the Glorified Life. Sunday School and Bible Class at noon, Epworth League at 6 45 led by Miss Lillian Nicholas revises The Meaning of Discipleship. A 7 30 union service with Baptist and Pentecostal churches features Mr. Gumb delivering Christianity That Counts.
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Mata
State Street M
A. McGilton
Epworth League
Lillian Nicholas
Gumb
First Baptist Church Evening Prayer Meeting and Sunday Talks
This evening prayer meeting focuses on a "Consecrated Life" topic. Sunday morning the sermon is "The Calling of the Master" with Sunday School at 11.45 and a Young People's Meeting at 7. Evening Union Service at the State Street M E Church features Irving T. Gumb speaking on "Christianity That Counts."
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State Street M. E
Irving T. Gumb
The
Baptist Church
Hokara Skin Cream Promises Clear, Smooth Complexion
Hokara cream advertises rapid relief for pimples and skin blemishes with soothing antiseptic massage action. It claims after washing, dead skin flakes off and promises softer skin. offered for 25c with a 50c larger jar under a best you ever used or money back guarantee by W. H. Bushington.
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Dorothy Springer
Annie Dimond
Mabel Goddard
Nora Dwyer
Helen Kelly
Prescott Paull
Wesley Gladding
Joodyear Tires
the Waldron
Bradford Street
Hathaway’s
Hathaway's
U. S
Knights OF Maccabees
ODD Fellows
First Baptist Church
W. H. Bushington
Louis Heels
Butler
R. I
Hope Street
Staples Coal
COAL
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Bristol Poultry
Sene
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Newman Bros
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