Church Notes for Second Sunday in Lent at Roam Hall
Communion at 10 a.m. with morning prayers and a mission sermon. Service includes choir leading hymns and announcements from the church.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1927
Page
2
Communion at 10 a.m. with morning prayers and a mission sermon. Service includes choir leading hymns and announcements from the church.
The text outlines a Lent schedule with Holy Communion and Mass. It mentions Trinity Church observing the second Sunday in Lent and lists times around noon for services and related church activities. Names of programs or locations appear unclear.
Friday night service at 7 30 and Sunday morning worship led by the church. Sermon theme God The Church School assembled at 12 o clock Sunday. Night and day preaching included Holy Ground and praise.
The State Street M E Church lists events at 129 State Street. Friday prayer meeting and chorus practice at 7 30 p m. Sunday worship at 12 00 p m with Sunday School at 6 30 p m. Epworth League gathering at 7. Wp om Preaching.
Morning service at 10 3000 SNerimen by othe paste Hlaroth OWN huadet Topra An Uphili Was Church school at VP 45 Premmng service at 7 3000 Childrens story followed day secre Results ot Welcone.
Morning service at 11 20 and noon sermon at 12 00 with Sunday School at 9 60 Young Peoples meeting at 7 00 pm The notice lists Rev Thomas Arimistemp and indicates theatrical sounding program details likely from a damaged OCR text run on a local church page.
A garbled OCR item from Bristol area notes mentions a mayoral and council context with names like George Woobash and Major Pred Moone. It references voting and local figures, including a major candidate lineup and possible electoral outcomes in the Bristol region.
Ivy Guild of St Michael's Church met Tuesday in Holmes House and joined the mission. World Wide Guild of the First Baptist Church to hold a Pep Social at 8 pm in the vestry. Various ads and notices follow including a selling out sale at Levy's 35 State Street and a Mount Carmel Mass.
A local club officer notes confusion at a gathering with decorations of bunting and streamers. A chairman and a loyal member are mentioned as being involved, while the rest of the account remains unclear and partially garbled.
The Bristol Daughters of the American Revolution holds its regular monthly gathering Monday at 3 o clock at Hope Street home of Mrs Charles W Young. Mrs Orrin L. Bosworth will discuss Revolutionary Reminiscences with hostesses Mrs Thomas P. Brightman Mrs Harold C Peckham and Mrs Howard R Newman assisting.
The piece warns of strain from overwork and urges kidney support. It notes symptoms like dullness, back ache, headaches, and poor urine flow. It recommends Dean's Pills as a stimulant diuretic and suggests asking a neighbor for advice.
Mis dane Thompson Waite died yesterday morning at her daughter’s home following a two year illness. Born pann tom 1953 she was a daughter of Theta Derrtt and Beast 7 27 years. She was a longtime member of St Marys Church. Survived by her daughters and other relatives, funeral arrangements are pending with Devetechkaest Mas Chach.
Fragmentary text shows mixed words, dates, and place names, including cemetery, Walloon, and masses. Many OCR errors prevent coherent events. Core readable items hint at a public notice or oblique event but details are unreadable.
At a meeting last Tuesday the group finalised plans for a supper for members on Monday March 21 at 6 30 pm in Trinity Parish House. President Mrs Milamn Holbrook and Deaconess Sen te of Providence will speak during the supper.
The writer contests two letters by L H Callan accusing him of political spokesman role. He insists he acted from civic duty to curb local corruption and clarifies he and fellow townsmen were not aligned with any party or candidate. The piece emphasizes personal poverty and critique of mischaracterization.
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