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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1955

Page

2

Dinner draws about one hundred at First Congregational Church

Approximately 100 people attended the covered dish supper hosted by the Women's Club in the DeWolf Rooms of the First Congregational Church. After the meal Donald Morrissey presented a program. Raymond J. Makowsky announced a successful event and new officers were elected for the club.

The Women’s Club DeWolf First Congregational Church Theatre Guild Rapmond J. Makowsky Alec Walsh Raymond J. Makowsky Dent Igina Farley Mary Scannon Earl G Sturdevant Ding Joseph Velleca

Edmonds and Smith Receive American Legion Meritorious Service Awards

At the Kearney Post No. 6 annual meeting on Franklin Street, Albert A. Edmonds and Samuel J. Smith were surprised with the American Legion Citation in Meritorious Service. Both have long recorded active service in the local Legion chapter. Edmonds is noted as the oldest living member.

American Legion Samuel J. Smith Albert A. Edmonds Kearney Franklin Street Smith Edmonds Legion

Meritorious Service Citations From Kearney Post No 6 Rhode Island

Albert A Edmonds and Samuel J Smith of Kearney Post No 6 receive The American Legion Citation for Meritorious Service and Loyal Cooperation. The award, dated May 6 1955, honors their leadership roles and ongoing service to veterans and Legion activities in Rhode Island.

Kearney Department of

Salvation Army Drives First Local Solicitation In Years

Announcement of team captains for the Salvation Army drive in Bristol was made by Mrs. Herbert E. S. Clark Jr. and Mrs. Earl G Sturdevant. The canvass begins Monday May 16 with captains including Mesdames Lamb Bruno Hall Klower Tuplin Peters Cabrol Vincent Walker Gruenwald Carre Perry Babbitt Burger Rene Head Llesh Hronek McCaughey Clark August Brightman McCaughey Aiello and others. Donald M. Burger notes 20 percent stays in Bristol Service Fund for local needs and praises the Army’s service to veterans and civilians alike.

Salvation Army Herbert E. S. Clark, Jr Earl G Sturdevant Mes George’ H. Lamb III Joseph F. Bruno Maurice Hall Irving Klower John H. Tuplin Ralph Peters Earle Cabrol William St. Vincent Raymond Walker Raymond Gruenwald John Carre Frank Perry Lenwood Babbitt Donald M. Burger Stcard Rene William Head Dal Lesh Clifford Hronek Miriam McCaughey Valerie Clark Rosalind August Gladys Brightman Helen McCaughey Dolores Aiello Bristol Burger Korea

Jewish Center Plans Bridge and July Picnic

At the regular Jewish Committee meeting plans were laid for a May 22 bridge event with Mrs. Benjamin Hazen Mrs. Nathan Eisenstadt and Mrs. Herbert Eisenstadt named. A July picnic was tentatively planned with Samuel Osofsky in charge and Mrs. Morris Finger hosting the evening.

Benjamin Hazen Nathan Eisenstadt Herbert Eisenstadt Samuel Osofsky Morris Finger

Kingsmen Plan Last Paper Drive Before Season

The Kingsmen Bugle and Drum Corps will hold a town wide wastepaper drive Sunday starting at 10 am. Members meet at Scout Hall to be assigned to trucks and collect bundles at the curb by 10 am. Proceeds go to the corps equipment fund.

Kingsmen Bugle and Scout Hall George R. Fish John D. Sylvester Raymond Faria Manuel Cardoza Salvatore Palumbo Corps

Girls Receive Communion in Procession at St Elizabeth's

Under Sisters of St Dorothy direction 150 members of the Children of Mary Sodality at St Elizabeth's Church received communion during the 9 00 am Mass on Sunday. The May Procession at 3 00 pm began at the school auditorium and entered the church with Miss Alice Sousa crowning the Blessed Virgin. New members total 22 admitted by Father Rocha with Benediction. names include Veronica Barboza Gloria Botelo Barbara Coste Geraldine Cruz Juliette da Pontes Elizabeth Sardinha Elizabeth Costa Evangeline Andrade and others.

Sisters of St. Dorothy Children of Mary Sodality St. Elizabeth’s Church Alice Sousa The Sodality Rosemary Bento Mary Linda Cabral Rosemary Correia Mary Cordeiro Eleanor Quintal Delphine Oliver Mary Carreiro Father Rocha Veronica Barboza Gloria Botelo Barbara Coste Geraldine Cruz Juliette da Pontes Elizabeth Sardinha Elizabeth Costa Evangeline and

B H S Sub-Committees Form at Museum Meeting

The historical society directors announced sub committees at a Wednesday meeting in the museum and voted to donate 5 to the Fourth of July celebration. Committees include Ways and Means led by Mrs Calbraith B Perry and Junior Historical Society chaired by Mrs John R Watson. East Burial Ground is led by John W Church with John W De Wolf Jr and Judge Frank L Martin. Hall Committee is led by Miss Alice B Almy with Charlotte A Young, Mrs Hope M Cote, DeWolf, Samuel Smith, and Judge Martin.

The Historical Society Ways and Means Calbraith B Perry Henry Wood W. Guman Low Richard England Frank L. Martin Gladys E. Paull Virginia Butler Junior Historical Society John R. Watson Robert Rulon-Miller Ethel F Blaisdell Richard Moren Louise H. DeWolf Dudley A. Williams Helen F Horton East John W. Church John W. DeWolf, Jr Hall Alice B Almy Charlotte A. Young Hope M Cote DeWolf Samuel Smith Martin

Last Frost Date Suggests Safe Planting Weekend

The article notes Rhode Island’s last frost mid month and approves planting perennials such as bulbs iris peonies delphinium phlox and garden chrysanthemums with groups of 3 to 5 spaced 18 inches apart. It also advises protection for tomato plants and nursery stock and weekly watering checks.

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