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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1945
Page
2
The column argues Japan is a formidable foe with vast industrial and colonial reach. It cautions against underestimating Japan and urges every American to meet personal quotas in the 7th War Loan to support fighting men in World War II.
Community notes highlight visits and social mentions from residents in Bristol area. The column invites readers to share items of mutual interest and expresses thanks for cooperation and courtesy.
Mrs John F Stearns visits relatives at Broad Common Road while a son is born to Truant Officer and Mrs Frederick W Serbst of 38 Byfield Street at Lying-In Hospital Providence. Nancy DePasquales visit Stephen S DePasquale in Liberty Missouri. Harold L Madison to speak on The Ways of the Wild at Bristol Garden Club. St Elizabeths Church holds daily Pentecost devotions and a nine day novena at St Marys Church with services at 7:30 pm.
Get a chest X-ray and make it a habit. Periodic chest X-rays are urged as the best defense against tuberculosis.
May Devotions are held each evening at 7 30 with Holy Communion at 11 tomorrow in St Michael s Church Evensong follows at 7 p m Rev Arthur W Burdon attends Rhode Island State Baptist Convention in Pawtucket Cpl Lawrence Armillotto returns to Alberta after furlough at 20 Ryan Ave Albert Fusonie Rotary speaker on Re education of Germany Dr Samuel D Clark returns from overseas Burma service expected to visit Bristol soon
Green leather-initiated RER billfold last seen Friday on Hope Street contains snapshots and personal papers. Reward offered. Call 689R or visit 342 High Street to recover.
A fragment notes fountain service in the Brad area with hours in a morning period and an evening window between 5 and ép. m. indicating a local event or maintenance schedule.
Help wanted permanent full time positions for mechanics and helpers at 756 Hope Street Bristol with telephone 962. Work opportunities follow postwar conditions.
The captains and workers from Our Lady of Mt Carmeli Church will meet this evening in the parish hall for the final drive session. Congregational leaders will oversee the meeting and report on progress.
The Bristol Chapter DAR met at the chapter home. New board members elected were Mrs. Clifford M. Wilson Mrs. Leo G. Cote and Miss Lena D. Morris. Members approved purchasing a $100 War Bond. Miss Alice B. Almy spoke on The Early Artist of R. I. Memorial Day exercises were accepted. Hostesses listed.
A historical note records that 57 000 Americans died of tuberculosis last year while about 30 000 Americans were killed in the first two years of war, reflecting public health and conflict tolls.
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