Church Services Listings Include Masses and Services
Catholic and Baptist churches in town announce service schedules. Our Lady of Mt Carmel holds Masses at 7 and 7:30 daily with high Masses on Sundays at 7, 8:30, 9:30, and 10:30. St Elizabeth’s lists multiple Sunday Masses and a 7 am daily Mass, plus a midweek Grange Room testimony on Wednesday at 8 pm. First Baptist on High Street reports Sunday School at 9:45 and worship at 11 with youth fellowships and a 6:30 pm program. weekly prayer session Tuesday at 1:45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady OF MT. Carmel Church
State Street
Joseph Sorzano
P.S.S.C
Joseph Bernardi
First Baptist Church
High Street
Walter W. Swanson
Harold E. Pedley Jr
Churches and service schedules on Wood and Hope streets
The Very Rev Msgr Charles Heo Lynch and Rev Clyde J Walsh head St Marys on Wood Street with daily Mass at 7 am and Sunday Masses at 7 8 9 and 10 45 am The St Michaels on Hope Street led by Rev Canon Delbert W Tildesley offers 8 am Holy Communion 9 30 am Eucharist 11 am sermon and childcare during the 11 am service Trinity Church on Hope Street led by Rev John N Sinclair holds Sunday Mass at 7 and 10 am Holy Communion on Thursdays daily 8 am and 2:30 pm acolytes guild on Saturdays Confessions Saturday 4 5 pm Off street parking listed.
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ST. Mary’s Church
Wood Street
Charlas” Heo -Lynch
Clyde J. Walsh
ST. Michael’s Church
Episcopal
Hope Street
Delbert W. Tildesley
Holmes House
Trinity Church
John N. Sinclair
Acolytes Guild
First Congregational Church Services and Sunday School
The Rev Frederick F Driftmier will lead divine worship at 11 a m on Sunday with Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Pilgrim Fellowship at 5 p m Additionally Christian Science Society meets at Barrington Town Hall on Sunday morning for services and readings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
High Street
Frederick F. Driftmier
Pilgrim Fellowship
Christian Science Society
Barrington Town Hall
Sun
Recreation Priority for Rhode Island Seniors Highlighted
George Moore of the Governor's Committee on Aging Persons told Rotary Club members that recreation has been the key success in addressing issues for Rhode Island's 75 000 residents aged 65 and over. He noted 22 Golden Age Club activities in Providence linked to churches and community groups.
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George Moore
Governor’s Committee On
Rotary Club
White Rail
Providence
Greeley Street Center
Nickerson
Moore
Rhode Island
Donor Roll Reaches Cancer Fund Goal In Drive
Co chairmen report $2 198 76 raised toward the 2200 goal in the Cancer Control Drive with most area captains returning. Additional donors listed include many local women couples firms and clubs such as the Sunshine Society Four Seasons Gift Shop Frank O Rene and St Michaels Church groups among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chée
Raymond J. Makowsky
Earl G. Sturdevant
Clifford W. Weaver
Franklin Printing Co
H. V. S. Tingley
Joseph Feinberg
Ralph DeFelice
H. T. Knox
Thomas C. Jansen
Bertram W. Wall
Mary Street
Edward L. Leahy
Edward P. Church, Jr
John W. DeWolf, Jr
John Swicker
Walter L. Rice
Jane H. Hawkins
Howard A. Kelley
Gilbert Hardy
John White
John Santulli
C. Lathrop
A. Vorro
Ann M. Tobin
D. M. Sullivan
Four Seasons Gift Shop
James Roberts
D M. Weston
Father Hebert
Robert McCaughey
Miriam McCaughey
Frank O. Rene
D . A. Capone
Ramos
John Andrade
Maynard Shulman
Frederick F Driftmier
Kingsmen Ladies Will Be Dined
The Kingsmen Euglend Drum Corps committee of Kingsmen Post No 6 American Legion will host a testimonial dinner for the Kingsmen Auxiliary on Sunday at 5 pm in the White Rail Restaurant Meta com avenue. The event honors the auxiliary for work since 1949 with both committees, auxiliary women and families, a corps delegation, and friends present. Joseph J Bisbano Jr chairs the arrangements committee with John Pavao and Manuel Enos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsmen Euglend
Kearney
Auxiary
Corps
Joseph J Bisbano, Jr
John Pavao
Manuel Enos
First Annual Bridge Event by Bristol Alumni Association
Synagogue vestry lists May 23 as the first annual bridge under Bristol Senior High School Alumni Association at Midway Steak and Lobster House. June 2 offers a bridge event sponsored by St. Marys Church with assorted local sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Center
Bristol Senior High School Alumni Association
Midway
St. Mary’s Guilt of Trnity Church
Furch
Rooms
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Chuirch Services
ST. Elizabeth’s Church
Henrique Rocha
Bristol
District Nursing Association
Thyra Carlson
Supt. of Schools
Edward J. Fitzgerald
John L. Burke
New England Tel. and Tel. Company
Warren
Church and
Hope Streets
Cancer Fund
Robert Huey
Wilbur Doe
A. A Pansa
Joseph F. Bullock
Lenwood Babbitt
Margaret Manchester
Carmela Russo
Mary Alegria
Florence
Robert Nelson
Mrs
Bertrand L. Hornby
Benjamin R. Ebersman
Arthur H Carr
Frederick E. Suzman
Reba Rebekah
Women’s Auxiliary
St. Michael's Church
Ivy Guild
St Alban's Lodge
la Bella Sicilia Society
Anthony Cappucci
Jonas
Hep. E.ah. U
Pet
Buster Mig. Co
Niftes
Béoel
Knotty
J.T. O'Connell Supply Co
Thames St
Trinity
Woman's Auxiliary
Kingsmen Drum and Bugle Corps
Kingsmen Bugle
Drum Corps
St Elizabeth’s Church
St. Mary’s Guild
Cabral Building
Greylock Road
Family Cleansers
Bradford
R. A. Macdougall
P.O
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