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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1948
Page
2
The piece argues politics corrupts humanitarian efforts, criticizing House cuts to ERP funding and highlighting how small-time politicians seek votes by opposing Marshall Plan aid. It praises Senator Vandenberg for countering isolationist tactics and questions American leadership in world affairs.
A busy Thursday evening schedule includes the Couples Victory Club meeting at Dreadsought Hall at 7 45, the Oddfellows Hall gathering by Vernon Fuestis and the Gremial Daughters of Portugal meeting at Mrs Ada Periera's home. The Girl Scout Council meets at Mrs Salvatore Massano’s home with lunch, while the YMCA committees convene for various roles and the community reads of weddings and graduations unfold.
Ey Horton daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel L Correia of 36 Monroe Avenue married Manuel Correia at 9:30 a m Saturday in St Elizabeths Church. Rev Henrique Rocha officiated. A reception followed at the groom’s parents home. They will reside at 3 Monroe Avenue after a trip to Washington DC.
The Balstal Haig home hosted a christening Sunday at 3 pm officiated by Rev Avard Alden of Providence with Mrs Bula Bee and John V Nelson. 25 guests attended a supper after the ceremony. Charles Linwood Bridenbaker, born November 29 1947 at Lying In Hospital to Mildred Nelson, formerly Mildred Nelson, daughter of Charles J Nelson.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Oliver of Dixon Avenue observed their silver wedding anniversary on Saturday June 5 with a Mass at St John’s Church Warren offered by Rev O Paquin their cousin. A dinner followed at Mr Le Bruns home with Rev Paquin and Rev M Reppel as guests. Evening guests came from New Bedford Warren Worcester and this town and presented silver gifts.
Town Clerk announces in person registration required for all voters in Bristol by June 30 1948. Office hours June full days 9 PM to 4 PM daily except weekends and holidays plus Wednesday evenings June 2 9 16 and 23 7 PM to 9 PM and June 28 29 9 AM to 9 PM for registration. Veterans claiming property tax exemption must register by June 30.
The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white chantilly lace gown with train and seed pearl trim. Her lace-edged veil hung from a seed pearl tiara and she carried white roses and sweetpeas with an orchid center. Mr and Mrs Victor Trask attended. couple to reside at 15 Milk Street after a New York wedding trip.
John M Scanlon a Colt Memorial High School and Providence College 1927 graduate and U S Department of Justice official was admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of the United States in Boston last Friday He examined judiciary offices at the Federal Building and is a member of the bar in the District of Columbia.
June 30 program features Bristol gardens and homes with flower arrangements and tea. Pilgrim age of Bristol hosts the event sponsored by the Bristol Gardens Club inviting residents and guests to view displays and enjoy refreshments.
An ad promo describes TEOL fungicide at Buffington's Pharmacy. The product claims to kill athlete's foot germs within an hour using 90 percent alcohol and promises a 35-cent refund if not satisfied. The ad urges readers to ask any druggist for TEOL.
Prompt service assured on power and hand mowers at 24 Thompson Ave. The method, used by lawn mower manufacturers, promises to cut like new after sharpening.
A small classified item promotes window cleaning service by John Merella and Shenisa, alongside a store rental near Bay Spring suitable for a spaghetti place or hamburgers, with proximity to mills, beach and park. Contact Mr Candela at 2 3rd School St.
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