Children Day Observed At First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church will observe Children's Day during the 10 30 morning service with a full program including processional readings songs recitations and a sermonette by Rev. Arthur W Burdon, featuring performances by Barbara Battcher Gordon Luther Alice Vierra and others.
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First Baptist Church
Jesus
Arthur W. Burdon
Barbara Battcher
Paul and
Frances Bullock
Gor
Don Luther
Alice Vierra
School
Harold Pedley, Jr
Clinton Luther
Frank Sousa
Doris MacPherson
Esther Luther
God
Evelyn Pedhey
Dorothy Frietas
Father
Isobel Vierra
Guiteras School Exhibit Showcases Student Work
The Guiteras Memorial junior high auditorium hosted an annual exhibit of student products in practical and fine arts. Visitors toured displays of furniture rugs paintings drawings and textiles while the library and social studies sections highlighted circulation colonial era studies and early exploration.
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Guiteras Memorial Junior High School
Theresa Donovan
Colt Memorial High School
Thendustrial Arts Department
Social Studies Department
Flere
United States
School Photography Club Exhibits Personal and Scenic Works
The newly formed Photography Club displayed personal, scenic, trick, and sports photos. A demonstrator presented developing materials and a chart on technical operation. School printers completed the exhibit.
Kearney Post Marks 19th Anniversary with Open House
Kearney Post American Legion celebrated its 19th anniversary at the Legion Home on Franklin Street. More than 50 attended, including eleven past commanders and auxiliary members, with a buffet lunch, speeches by Brig L H Calan and Bertram W Wall, and music from a four piece orchestra. Mrs Anne V Seymour led the event as president, and a 19 candle cake donated by the auxiliary was cut to honor the occasion.
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Kearney
American Legion
Legion
Franklin Street
Auxiliary
A A Edmonds
Department
Brig L. H Calan
Bertram W. Wall
Ella Paull
Hope Moote
Jennie Straight
Elizbeth Carr
Minnie Cashin
Mary Peters
Sara Hirst Kearney
Elizabeth Graham
Auxtharsy
Seymour
Haffenreffers Win At Garden Club Exhibit
Bristol Garden Club meeting honors Haffenreffer family with first second and third prizes in competitive flower arrangements. Mrs R F Haffenreffer 3rd leads, other prizes to Haffenreffer members. Guests include Mrs Basil Perry. Exhibit held at Mrs Fred M Dixon Jr home. Plans set for July outdoor luncheon on Metacom avenue Carr estate.
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Haffenreffer
Bower
R F Haffenreffer
Carl Haffenreffer
William W W Perry
Ralph F Kinder
Edward B Hough
Providence
Bristol
Charles B Coates
Palm Beach
Fred M Dixon
High Street
Basil H Perry
Basil Perry
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Carr Estate
Metacom Avenue
Perry
Cary Chase Wilson
BTA Trims Ever Ready Nine In Twilight League Clash
BTA ups its season tally to four with a 7 to 5 victory over Ever Ready at Guiteras Fields. Joe Securo and Paul Bruno led offense while Tommie Van Voast earned the win with steady relief pitching.
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James B Lee
Marty Biancuzzo
Guiteras Athletic Fields
Joe Securo
Paul Bruno
Tommie van Voast
Louis Ssigia
Johnny Romano
Colt Flighstar
Artie Pansa
Oscar Herzig
Frankie Sousa
Bruno
Danny Vargas
Babe Ethier mm
Eddie Lavay
van Voast
Sylvia
Bernie Holmes
Jack Marsden
Jake McCarthy
Sousa
Iver
Benefit Bridge Proves Great Success at Wallis Howe Home
The benefit bridge game at Mrs. Wallis Howe's 221 Hope Street raised funds for the Church Employment and Advisory Bureau of the Episcopal Church in Rhode Island. Twenty five tables competed and prizes were awarded per table. Two large fruit baskets donated by a Providence donor were raffled. W Kinsley Low, Providence, served as committee chair.
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Sre
eoThe Hanetivetgidge Weld
Wallis
Howe
Hope Street
Church Employment and Advisory Bureau
Social Service Division
Episcopal Church
Rhode Island
Howé
Providence
W. Kinsley Low
Bureau
Unclear Incident Recalled From Police Traffic Scene
The writer recalls a traffic officer’s actions in a collision within a lane and notes the next day’s paper had no mention of the incident. The piece hints at questions about what the officer said in explaining the damage and wonders about the coverage in the newspaper.
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