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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1935
Page
3
A mass meeting sponsored by United Textile Workers of America in Columbia Hall Weed street dissolved after sobering attendance. The out of town members failed to drum up support as Bristol workers showed little sympathy with unions.
Pupils of the eighth and ninth grades at Guiteras Memorial Junior High School enjoyed a beach outing with swimming and athletic events. They cooked their own lunches and were accompanied by teachers Miss Elizabeth Bernard and Mrs. Helen R Morris.
Miss Eileen D Moore wed George Elton Pierce of Fall River in a quiet 7 oclock ceremony at St Marys Church Bristol. Miss Gladys M Beavis married Joseph R Davis of New York in a 9 oclock ceremony followed by a reception at the couple s home. Both brides are local teachers with ties to Reynolds and Colt Memorial schools and Rhode Island College of Education. The Pierces plan a Fall River home while the Davises will live in Staten Island New York.
Five marriages were solemnized in Bristol on Saturday morning two at Our Lady of Mt Carmel and three at St Pheabeths Church. Rev Manuel J Barros officiated one ceremony in St Elizabeths Church with Miss Margaret Gladys Marine and Charles Marshall as the couple.
Miss Mars Mello daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph O Mello of 138 Bay View avenue wed Joseph Sousa of 6 Burton Street The bride wore white satin with a tulle veil and carried geraniums The maid of honor wore egg yolk taffeta and yellow carnations The couple hosted a breakfast and reception at the bride’s home before a bridal trip to New York City they plan to reside at 139 Franklin
Olivia Lucy Sousa daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Sousa of 283 East State Street marries Joseph Silvia of 42 South Baptist Street Newport in a ceremony at St Elizabeths. Grace Sousa and Thomas Sullivan attend. The couple plan to live in Newport after a bridal trip to New York.
The first wedding at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church was solemnized at nine by Rev Buggino, uniting Rose Sicignano daughter of Sabato and Mrs Sicignano of 41 Congregational Street with Norman Servant son of Joseph and Mrs Servant of 88 Church Street. The bride and bridal party are named with attendants and a reception followed at the couple's Bristol home.
Frances I Biancuzzo daughter of Mr and Mrs John Biancuzzo of 634 Wood Street Bristol and Joseph F Goulart son of Mr and Mrs Edward Goulart of Usher Avenue Bristol were married at 10 o clock in Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church The ceremony was followed by a reception at Grand Army Hall The couple will reside at 11 Roma Street Both were Bristol born and educated in Bristol public schools
First National presents Jolson with Miss Keeler in a musical spectacle based on Bradford Ropes 42nd Street. The film includes dramatic moments and comedy, seven song hits by Warren and Dubin, and lavish dance numbers with a famed chorus.
The Bristol Boy Scout Bugle and Drum Corps holds 6 30 p m meeting at Scout hall with Perry in charge and coins set for the 4th of July parade. First Troop reports final videor meeting and announces P L Henry Arouca will represent at the National Jamboree in Washington in August with alternates Reed and Fonseca. Camps and summer programs outlined. Camp Takarest opens July 6. Camp Yawgoog trip planned during National Jamboree Week August 12 with Bristol Scouts attending.
Members of the World Wide Guild of the First Baptist Church will serve lunches at the church on July 11. A Thursday social and dance for members and friends of the B T. A. Entertainment Association is planned.
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