Boys Club to Conduct Service at State Street M E Church
Youthful parishioners of the Boys Club of State Street M E Church will lead Sunday night worship at 7 38 p m under Oliver H Blaisdell supervision. The program includes hymns prayers readings recitations and a club pledge with announcements by Sonny Ford and Herbert Sylvester. Rev Marvin W Topping to officiate morning worship at 1045 and church school at 930.
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State Street M. E
Oliver H. Blaisdell
Charles Sherman, Jr
Robert Bullock
Bobbie Sherman
Sandy Town
Billie Antonelli
Vernon Huestis
Himn
Bobbie Bullock
George Luthe
Jack Hamrick
Kenneth Sturdevant
Charlie Sherman
Walter Brelsford
Isle of Somewhere
Sandy Brown
Jesus
Sonny Ford
Herbert Sylvester
Marvin W. Topping
Women Outclass Men in Church Spelling Bee
Women defeated men 7 to 0 in a church spelling bee during an informal party. The event featured a Bermuda lecture by Rhode Island historian John W Haley, group singing led by nine girls with Mrs Nathaniel Herreshoff at the piano, and dancing with Bristol Orchestra. A committee chaired by Mrs Henry Wood organized decorations, refreshments, hospitality, and entertainment.
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Medina
Gregor
Reichaells
Henry Wood
Bermuda
John W Haley
Rhode Island
Nathaniel Herreshoff
Betty Wood
Natale
Clara Herreshoff
Marion
Eleanor Munro
Nancy Heilborn
Dorinda Dixon
Martha Brown
Bristol Orchestra
B M MacDougall
Ernest G Brown
Frank A _ Rounds
John W DeWolf
Clara Diman
Russell Scuthwick
Wallis E Howe
Wallace
Mossop
Dorothy Roberts
Arthur M McCaw
Audrey C Munro
Emma B Stanton
Florence ‘I Nelson
Chester W Whuitman
Louise Szala Leads Factory Women Bowlers in League
Miss Louie Szala averages 89.4 over 14 strings for a 894 pinfall, leading the United States Rubber Company Women’s Bowling League. Runner-up Mary Magee posts 83.3 over 14 games, with Fasher Lonergan and others trailing at 827 to 761.
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Louie Szala
United States Rubber Company
Mary Magee
Fasher Lonergan
Florence Gagnon
Margaret Johnson
Margaret McCallum
Agnes Murph
Agnes Beasts
Wanifred Lyons
Gladys Rishe
Funeral Rites Tomorrow for Manuel Cabral Rego
Funeral services for Manuel Cabral Rego who died Wednesday will be at 9 in St Elizabeths Church with a solemn high mass celebrated by Rev Henrique Recha. Bearers are his nephews William Miron George Joseph Furtaie Manuel Sousa and William Ferreira. Burial at St Marys Cemetery. Rego a longtime Portuгguese American resident born in St Michaels Azores 71 years ago came to America 41 years ago and lived in Fall River before Bristol. He married Mary E Lewis in Providence in 1904 and was a farmer retired 10 years ago and active in Portuguese circles. survived by widow eight sons eight grandchildren and two daughters.
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Manuel Cabral Rego
St Elizabeth's Church
Henrique Recha
William Miron George
Joseph Furtaie
Manuel Sousa
William Ferreira
St Marys
Cee
Vir Rego
St Michael's Azores
Joseph and
Sarah Cabral i Melloy Rego
America
Fall River
Bristol
Providence
Mary E Lewis
Pristel
Rego
Don Ltus Filipe
Holy Name Societies
Eght Sons
John Rego
Manuel
Joseph
William
Christy
James
Anthony
Alfred Rego
Mary Rnynes
Joseph Viera
U S Rubber Quintet Schedules Two Games
Goodyear Fabric and Hunter Club to furnish opposition as U S Rubber Quintet plays two Sunday matches on the recreation roll of the LoS Rubber Company plant. Larrys Luby Joe Sebula Flash Medenis Henry Jones James Cromwell and John Hilditch lead the home team with a Bristol lineup to follow. Preliminary game starts at 2 30 pm.
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Sunda
Recreation Oill
Los Rubber Company
Phenes
Crodyear
New Bedford
Horneer Club
Newport
Los Rubber
Hermesters
Whaling City
Larrys Luby
Joe Sebula
Flash” Medenis Henry Jones
James Cromwell
John Hilditch
Bristol
Destlets Salzano Cardoza
Leo Mansi
Sousa
Paul Brano
Ferrera
John McMahon
Telephone your Mother for a Pleasant Surprise
An advertisement urges readers to call their mothers for happiness, highlighting low rates for long distance calls. It promotes station to station rates to distant relatives, with prices shown for 26 to 140 miles and special evening and Sunday discounts. The MEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH company markets affordable intercity calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England Telephone & Telegraph
Bristol Probate Court Notices From January 1938
Public notices from the Bristol Probate Court include the estate of Herbert W. Manchester with a first account filed by Minns Sharps guardian and a request by William Henry Shayer Jr. to cancel and replace his bond. Both require publication in the Bristol Phoenix for fourteen days and set hearings in February and January.
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Bristol
Herbert W. Manchester
Sharps
Herbert Manchester
Bristol Phoenix
John W. Church
William Henry Shayer
William Henry Shayer, Jr
Mohenary
A. D
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Seles Corporation
Detroit
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King
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Callan
Inddustrial Trust. Co
Pnayer
Ulysse Forget, M. D
Miller
Warren
Dorchester Mutual
Boston
E L. Watson Co, Inc
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High Street
G. M. Wilbur
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Constitution St
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G. W. Simmons
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Hope St
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High St
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