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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1942

Page

2

Pattern of unity and science shaping a durable peace

The Rockefeller Foundation report argues science and advancing knowledge are global forces for lasting peace. It highlights cross border medical and scientific advances saving soldiers and civilians, and asserts the world already rests on cooperative foundations built over centuries.

Rockefeller Foundation Far East Kitasato Landsteiner Metchnikoff East Indies North Africa Pasteur Koch

Bristol Notice Board Prominent Local Social Notes

Miss Virginia Ingram ill at home with appendicitis. John W. Church Jr. leaves for U S Army service. Lt Paul O Herzig furlough visits town. Rhododendrons bloom townwide. Regina Elena Society meets at 7 30 p m at Mrs Ferrara 569 Wood St. Memorial Day evergreens welcome at Post Office. Winthrop DeWolf speaks to Warren Rotary at Warren Hotel. Birth announced Teresa Ann Cardoza May 29 at Truesdale Hospital Bristol. Community news includes YMCA speaker on Bristol’s Community Center and various visits and entertainments among local families. Monday June 22 Bristol Garden Club tours members gardens.

May Processions at Catholic Churches Include Coronation

Sunday services at St Elizabeth's Our Lady of Mount Carmel and nearby church featured May Processions with a Coronation of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Theresa Raposa served as May Queen at St Elizabeth's with attendants Rose George and Mary Francis. Theresa Velleca crowned the Virgin at Our Lady of Mount Carmel. The Angels group included Lucretia Massa Angelina Letizia Lola Romano Frances Catalano and Rose Millemaggi. Twelve new Members joined the Children of Mary Sodality reading the Act of Consecration. Rev Father Larcher delivered the sermon and benediction.

Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Angel's Society Children of Mary Theresa Velleca Johann Squatrito Etta Cavallaro Lucretia Massa Angelina Letitiza Lola Romano Frances Catalano St Mary’s Gerald Serbst Thomas Burke Russell Head John Leahy Norman Lowry Thomas Mancinm John Pivin Jarrett Staton Henry Serbst Paul Vona Patricia Bruno Joan Francis Mary Peat Jane Riley Martha Serbst Sarah Tattrie Frances Stanzione Marklyn Trainor Martina Witherell Barbara Tupa St. Aloysius Soda John Sousa Holy Angels Sodality Julia Bruno Catherine Ann Brelsford Frances Ann Pierce Judith Ann Marz Doris Ethier Bernadine Morris Ann Head Jean Garrop June Remieres Amrie Tattrie Donna Ruggiero Dorothy St. Angelo Dolores Serbst Mary Ellen Serbst Children of Mary Sodality Matearet Guevremont New Genevieve— Dunbar Mary Dunbar Doris Favreau Beverly King Irene Geyer Irene Martelly Jean Lemaire Barbara Remieres Patricia Warren Alicia Connery Catherine Connery Mildred Gladue Viola Lewis Estelle Vona Muriel Mott Margaret Viera Angela Cannizzaro Sarah Bottomley Mary Bottomley Barbara Camp

Memorial Day committee thanks volunteers and scouts

The Memorial Day Committee expresses gratitude to all who helped observe Memorial Days. Special thanks are given to the Boy and Girl Scouts for their large representation in the parade.

May Queen at St Marys Church Crowned Blessed Lady Image

Mary Elizabeth Vermette served as May Queen at St Marys Church with maids of honor Mary Louise Serbst and Theresa Bailey. The procession included Holy Childhood and multiple sodalities with new members named from St Marys and affiliated groups.

Mary Elizabeth Vermette St Mary's Church Mary Louise Serbst Theresa Bailey

Attic Dreams and a Cousin Wash at Ma Holmes House

The narrator recalls a vivid tour of Pa Doc’s house with Cousin Wash guiding through the cisterns, slave quarters, and a storied attic. A magical mahogany four poster bed and hints of slavery mix with childhood adventures as the attic becomes a cherished sleeping place and bonding memory.

Pa~Doc Lambie Wash Ma Holmes Pa Doc Agaway Polydor Ellardsville N'Orleans Little Arch Skairt Ellarsville Newport Beach Joe Jefferson Rip van Winkle Ruth Grandpa Gorham Caroline Catherine Catherogene Jimpson Johnson Stout Gorham Peck Valorious George Washington Stout Gorham Peck Africa Barbadoes

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