Pappoosesquaw Home Demonstration Club Achievement Week Display
The Pappoosesquaw Home Demonstration Club displayed achievements in Evans window last week and at Kent Corners Community Hall Achievement Day. A Thursday fashion show featured clothes made by northern Rhode Island club members with Mrs Michael Paulson as commentator. Violet Higbee spoke on a URI short course open to all, while certificates were given to club presidents and food leaders. Plans include picnics and a National Convention in Texas. radio appearances and state group notes were shared. Local leaders attend a chicken barbecue leader school May 28 at Field A Lincoln Woods, rain date May 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Kent Corners
Michael Paulson
Rhode Island
Violet Higbee
Providence Sunday Journal
University of Rhode Island
Susan T. Broadfoot
Augustine Mello
Joseph Normandin
Earle Cabrol
Joseph Bullock
Broadfoot
Texas
War
Jen Lawrence
Evelyn Ly
WJAR
Homer Stuart
Lincoln Woods
Home Office
Pioneer Patrol Honored At Scout Meeting
Pioneer Patrol led by Frank Del Toro was honor patrol at the weekly Troop One BSA meeting in Scout Hall. Wampanoag finished second with Mohawk and Hawk third and fourth. Plans for final indoor meeting next Monday include an indoor carnival with two concessions per patrol and staff handling tickets and refreshments. The summer inter patrol contest begins June 4. Assistant scoutmaster Manuel Torres Jr led the program with Scoutmaster George R. Fish supervising and assigning carnival concessions.
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Pioneer
Frank del Toro
Wekly
B.S.A
Wampanoag
Hawk
Manuel Torres, Jr
George R. Fish
Warren Baptists Plan Show at May 19 Event
Bristol residents are invited to attend the spring flower and historical show at Warren Baptist Church on May 19. The 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. event features displays of historical, industrial and home craft items. Mrs. Benjamin Bosworth is general chairman and Mrs. Arcadie Guira flower chairman. The church choir directed by Mrs. Frederick Sutcliffe of Bristol will perform an hour-long show at 8 p.m. Admission charges apply for adults. children enter free.
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Bristol
Warren
Benjamin Bosworth
Arcadie Guira
Frederick Sutcliffe
Ralph H Lavers Elected Commander Of Kearney American Legion
Ralph H Lavers former National Economic Commission director in Washington was elected commander of Kearney Post No 6 American Legion at Friday night meeting. He succeeds John R Partington and is a past commander of the Massachusetts Department and of Southbridge Massachusetts Rost. The post outlined plans for a paper drive on May 19 a supper on June 10 to fund the junior baseball team and aid the auxiliary on poppy days May 24 25 and for Memorial Sunday Mass May 27 at St Elizabeths Church. A vote opposed the Brad ley Commission due to impact on veterans benefits. About 200 members enrolled to meet quota Frederick E Wilkinson was the 200th. Meeting adjourned in tribute to S George Salmonese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H. Lavers
American Legion
National Economic Commission
Washington, D.C
Kear
Night. Lavers
John R. Partington
Massachusetts Department
Southbridge
Mass
George E. Dion, Jr
Orlando J. Bisbane
Clyde J. Walsh
Frederick E. Garvin
Albert A. Edmonds
Domenic J. Mascola
Samuel J. Smith
Francis P. Cuomo
Partington
Edward J. Wilkinson
Post
Posts
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Samuel D. Clark
Town Health Oficer
Salk
Frederick E. Wilkinson
S. George Salmonese
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Maefenhys Aemonstration Club
Pioneer Patrol
Kraft Kitchen
Kraft
Milan
Suzman
Hope St
Warren Baptists
Walter E. Collins
Noyes Ave
J. A. Peters, Jr
General Contractor
Bareshola Ae
Okepean
Lorenz Dahl, Jr
N. E. Tel & Tel. Co
Canon Tildesley
Ralph H.lavers
Kearney
John J. Sylvia
Edmonds
Bisbane
Nike
Bradley Commission
Littl Towne
Shoppe Corner
Hope and Bradford
Coats
Samuel Kinder
Dro
Phoenix
Santee
Jie Ms Co
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