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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1932
Page
8
Sunday services at 10:30 morning worship with a sermon by the pastor followed by 11:45 church school. 6:30 Joy Christian Endeavor meets in the vestry led by George Luther. Evening service at 7:30 features a sermon for parish members. Stations of the Cross Friday at 7:30.
Rev Herbert D Graetz leads morning worship at 10 30 with communion to follow at noon Church School for all at noon Men s Union meets at Guieral House 6 30 PM Alpha Chapter Society Christian Endeavor in church parlors 7 30 PM Evening Service is planned
Rex Joseph Sarzana serves as acting pastor. Weekday masses at 7 30 am 8 am and 10 am Sundays during Lent with Wednesday evening 7 pm rosary sermon and benediction. Fridays include 3 45 pm after noon service and Stations of the Cross for children 7 pm for adults. Sundays feature a 7 pm service with prayers and benediction.
RevFrancisco Vieira pastor announces Masses at 8 and 10 AM on Sunday March 6 1932 with a 730 PM service and weekday tent week schedule including a Wednesday 730 PM service.
Rev. Thomas J. Gillan announces weekly Masses at 7 30, 9 and 10 30 A M and 6 30 P M with an Evening service. Lent weekday Masses at 7 and 8 A M and Wednesdays at 7 30 P M with sermon and benediction. Friday 3 45 P M Stations of the Cross for children and Friday evening Stations of the Cross and Benediction for adults.
Rev A R Parshley presides on the Fourth Sunday in Lent with Holy Communion at 8 and 9 AM, church school at 9:30, Holy Communion and sermon by Bishop Beecher at 10:45. Evensong at 3 PM and Rector's Night in Parish House at 7:30 PM with Bishop Beecher speaking informally.
Rev W C Darby pastor leads morning worship on March 6 with the sermon The Things That Will Remain. Bible School at 12 00 and Intermediate Group of Young People at 6 00 followed by a Freening Service at 7 00.
Fourth Sunday in tent services include 8 00 AM Mass 10 45 4 M Mass and Sermon at 12 00 noon Evening prayer and services at 7 30 PM Evensong with general instructions read aloud by Rev Kellogg listing service times and sermons for the day.
Warren High School faces Colt Memorial High in a key Class B conference game at Guiteras gym. The rivalry follows a 22 21 Colt victory after Lemaire and DeLeo converted late free throws in a prior meeting.
The Pill Rollers beat the Senators to maintain their lead in the Merchants Bowling League at State Street alleys. Sousa led the Rollers with strong scores while others contributed steady pins. The Senators struggle kept them further from the top as the Rollers solidified first place.
The Bristol Police Department presents its annual report for the year February 1, 1931 to January 31, 1932. It lists 204 arrests across various offenses and notes 2631 complaints received 77 calls to keep the peace and 113 motor vehicle accidents with four deaths.
The police chief recommends maintaining the prior year appropriation of $21,000 for the coming year. He thanks the Town Council and officers for their assistance during the past year and submits the proposal.
The clock on the British House of Parliament is described with four coal blocks each 28 feet square, figures two feet, a minute hand fourteen feet long. The famous Big Ben belt weighs eighteen and a half tons.
An ancient Hebrew saying contrasts charitable giving across life stages, stating gifts for health are gold, during illness are silver, and after death are lead, reflecting values about generosity and consequences.
Brazil’s explorer Pedro Alvarez Cabral, credited with discovering Brazil, named the land Terra de Santa Cruz meaning Land of the Holy Cross. He is recognized for early Portuguese exploration and the voyage that led to Brazil’s European contact.
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