St Michael's Church Fifth Sunday Services
Church notes list Fifth Sunday after Trinity with Holy Communion at 8:00 a m and Morning prayer with sermon at 10:30 a m Evening service omitted.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1927
Page
3
Church notes list Fifth Sunday after Trinity with Holy Communion at 8:00 a m and Morning prayer with sermon at 10:30 a m Evening service omitted.
A church day schedule lists Holy Communion at 00 a m with a Sung Mass and sermon at 10 45 a m followed by Reach School and Bible class at noon and Evensong with sermon at 7 30 p m reflecting a full day of worship activities.
Police chief announces road closures and parking rules for the town ahead of tomorrow evenings fireworks display. Franklin street east of Wood street Usher street and Roma street close to traffic to ensure Fire Department access. Parking allowed on south side of Bay View avenue from Metacom avenue to High street and on east side of Sherry and Thompson avenues and the Wood street extension. Access to the Callan property hosting the display will be restricted.
A fragment notes the original mince pie used mutton and was baked in a manger shape, reflecting ancient Christmas culinary customs and symbolism.
The funeral for Mrs Mary Susan Thompson widow of William Thompson, who died at the Home for Aged Colored Women in Providence, was held Tuesday. The committal at North Cemetery occurred at 2 p.m. officiated by Rev Anson Howard. Born in Cuba, she came to town at age eight and lived with the DeWolf family. She had resided in Providence for the last two years and left a daughter and several grandchildren.
An ambitious young man asks a professor of elocution for final guidance. After a lecture the professor tells him to bow and leave on tiptoe to wake the audience, prompting the student’s puzzled question about the tactic.
In a quirky Chinatown vignette the sage Declares his mother in law is no longer the auto rat of the home She must depend no o the flapper to teach her the fash apes.
Friday night service at 7 30 and Sunday morning worship at 10 30 announced with sermon theme The Mission of the Children of God. The notice highlights regular weekly worship and suggests a focus on Christian outreach through children of God.
State Street M E Church announces parish activities at 256 Hope Street. Prayer meeting Friday at 7 30, choir practice 8, Sunday service at 10 30 with preaching at 12 00, Sunday School 6 30, Epworth League 7 30 pm with preaching.
Friday night service at 7 30 PM from a series on the Gospel of John. Sunday morning service at 10 30 includes a sermon by pastor Harold W Baker on the Condition of Divine Guidance. Church school at 11 45. Evening service at 7 30 with sermon on The Life of Jesus, illustrated by stereopticon slides from world famous artists paintings.
Rev Thomas Armstrong of Pawtucket will officiate all services at Court Street Church of the Nazarene Sunday morning at 10 45 with Sunday School at noon Young People's meeting at 6 00 Evangelistic prayer meeting at 7 00. Wednesday prayer meeting at 2 20 PM. You are invited.
A Swiss scientist, Hoe pil, explains that time perception and rhythmic dancing originate in the feet. He notes nerve centers for hearing music lie under the foot bend and near the big toes, governing rhythm reaction and the ability to dance.
Report notes vast wheat fields exist in Canada within 600 miles of the Arctic Circle and in India inside the Torrid Zone, illustrating wide geographic spread of wheat cultivation.
A Toledo Blade quip notes a paradox of freedom turning to debt as a person grows and gains awareness, suggesting a cycle where youth experience independence but later encounter financial constraints. The line frames freedom as brief before responsibility and debt arise.
Camp Takarest enters its third week as many new scouts expected, nearing capacity. Special weekend programs, campfire nights, and ghost stones add to the activities while local scouts prepare for outings and hikes. Bristol Troops 1 and 2 plan joint war games and a July 30 trip to Camp Wangoog. signups close July 25.
A fragmented reflection argues that perception defines risk and chance. it contrasts stumbling docks with stepping stones as a metaphor for choosing paths. The piece emphasizes personal agency and resilience in transforming obstacles into opportunities.
A rumor from Detroit says an eastern man who moved to California is constructing a stone castle with walls five feet thick and plans to remain there. The report notes lingering speculation about his long term residence.
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