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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
4
The Amelia Girl Scout Council plans its annual County Fair to fund operations for local troops. The event aims to unite town efforts, with proceeds supporting Girl Scout activities and preventing other fundraising drives during the year. The council seeks public cooperation and participation from residents.
Hope Chapter No 1 FOS held its annual election and installation at Mason Temple on Wednesday evening. Deputy Grand High Priest Po Adams presided with Past High Priest Howard W Arnold assisting. Elected officers include High Priest George Mearshall King Albert Johnson Serbhe, Treasurer John Wo, Church Secretary Joleen GG, Stewart Chaphiry Ps Grordever Wo Prawia and others.
Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Tsalctla served 200 at a chicken salad supper in Kot Hall on State Street. The event featured fresh flower decor and a committee of arrangers led by Mrs Sarah Sweeney and Mrs Margaret Conners, with other members listed.
Mrs Samuel Kinder announces the marriage of her daughter Harriet to Emanuel Jacoletti of Providence on August 18 1934. Joseph F Pannone Bristol dramatics director rests comfortably after an operation at Newport Naval Hospital. Wall paper sale and club notices from Bristol and Providence reference local events and meetings.
Bristol Garden Club members gathered at Loom Street home of Mrs J Winthrop DeWulf for a Hower arrangement contest in colored glass consumers. First prize awarded to Mrs Benjamin F C Lindemuth and Mrs Stanley Bofoiswell. Three tied for second: Mrs Walman, Donnell Mars, Edward D Dwunz, and Mrs Carl Hatfenretfer. Plans for a flower show during Bristol centennial observance were outlined. Tea and coffee served by Mrs Wardwell and Mrs Woollarm.
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