Alumni Supper and Reception at Colt Memorial High School
Under Green & White auspices about 400 attendees including alumni gathered in the Colt Memorial High School auditorium for a joint supper and reception. The Green & White staff supervised by Miss Sadie Callan hosted until 8:30 with class color tables, music by the Colt High School Orchestra, and a formation of the Colt Memorial High School Alumni Association with officers. Fifty alumni from 12 classes attended. a next meeting is planned for June.
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Colt Memorial High School
Colt School
The
Green
Sadie c. Callan
Golt High School
M. Theresa Sullivan
Vincent Leahy
Angell Sheldon
Norman Benard
Robert Garvin
Charles Serbst
Ade Dt
Clifford Kediing
Sidney Makowskyj
Piazio
Aileen Holm
Dilys
Gertrude Grice
Gladys Beavis
Leon Kenney
Jeanette Thurston
Ralph R. Strong
Colt Memorial High School Alumni Association
Funeral of Michael Kavanaugh at St Marys Church
Michael Kavanaugh died at his home on 356 Wood Street after a lengthy illness. His funeral began at 8:30 AM from the residence, followed by a 9:00 AM solemn Requiem Mass at St Marys Church conducted by Rev Thomas J Gillan. Floral tributes came from Kearney Post No 6 American Legion and local school groups. Bearers included Newport’s John Flowers, Chief Hugh F Kelley, and James Brown among others. Burial followed at St Marys Cemetery.
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Michael Kavanaugh
Wood Street
St. Mary's Church
Thomas J Gillan
Margaret M Conley
Jesus
Kearney Post
No. 6
The
American Legion
Byfield School
John Flowers
Newport
Hugh F. Kelley
James Brown
Edward J. Quirk
John Doran
Joseph E. Connell
St Mary's Cemetery
Funeral services for 13 year old Joseph Xavier
Funeral services were held for Joseph Xavier of 131 Franklin Street who died after seven weeks illness. The service included a solemn requiem at St Elizabeth's Church with Rev Francisco Vieira and a full choir. Interment followed at St Mary's Cemetery. Xavier, born Oct 20 1910, was a Plymouth Boy Scout and former altar boy at St Elizabeth's Church. The obituary also notes the funeral of Josiah Everett Coggeshall held at First Baptist Church Warren with Rev Herman W Warren officiating.
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Joseph Xavier
Julio Xavier
Franklin Street
St. Elizabeth's Church
Francisco G Vieira
Antonio Rebello
Thomas Grilley
Myjss Annie Peters
Manus Taus
Grammar School
Bristol Troop
Boy Scouts
George R Fish
Boy Scouts of America
Frank Perry
Manuel Silvia
Anthony Borges
Louis Stabila
Nicholas Ruggiero
Frank Muserandino
St Mary’s Cemetery
Francisco
Vieira Young Xavier
St. Elzabeth’s Church
Josiah Everett Coggeshall
Little's Narrows
Herman W Warren
First Baptist Church
Warren
Church x EWS No 17 on Offences and Moral Education
A printed church page questions national morals citing President Coolidge on religion and education. It laments lack of Sunday School and parochial schooling in the U S A while urging spiritual and moral renewal.
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Coolidge
The Penalty of Neglect
Four young bandits were sent to the death house in Brooklyn for murdering two bank messengers. The judge blamed religious neglect and a culture of greed as roots of their crime, noting their lives showed the perils of abandoning moral education and piety.
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Brooklyn
Religion and youth crime in America prompt free government
President Coolidge urges religion as source of national value linking new religious importance to freedom and government. The piece cites rising juvenile crime, early onset of offenses, and widespread lack of religious education, noting unchurched homes and restrictions on Bible reading in schools.
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Coolidge
National Council
America
Brooklyn
New Hampshire
Scout Field Day Tomorrow at Williams Park Providence
The Greater Providence Council of Boy Scouts of America holds its annual Field Day at Roger Williams Park Providence tomorrow at 2 PM. The event features a pageant monster tenderfoot investiture ceremonies contests and games streamer presentations badges and a performance by Dumbell Troop No 1. Bristol officials and scouts plan to attend with large auto trucks departing from the Scout Building Hope Street at noon.
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Greater Providence
Boy Scouts of America
Roger Williams Park
Providence
Dumbell
Bristol
Hope Street
Wampanoag Encampment Hosts Inter-Encampment Visit
Charles C. Rhodes and accompanying officers paid an official visit to Wampanoag Encampment No. 9 in Odd Fellows Hall. Guests included officers from Aquidnick No. 4 Newport Manchester No. 7 Pawtucket and Massasoit No. 6 Warren. A program of addresses music and a supper followed with a joint field day planned for September.
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Charles C. Rhodes
Rhode Islan
Malcom D.‘Mccann
Augustus Aullis
Wampanoag
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Aquidnick
Newport
Manchester
Pawtucket
Massasoit
Warren
Aidan Connery
Benjamin MacDougall
S. Logan
Providence
Hurst
Aisir Sanctorium Band
P P Robert Hunt
Kirkemuit Grange
Roche and Reid Family Notices From Chelsea and Alton
In Chelsea Massachusetts May 19 a son to Mr and Mrs Joseph F Roche of Chelsea Mrs Roche formerly Miss Catherine H Walsh of this town In Alton Illinois May 21 James Allan Reid formerly of this town in his 70th year
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Reid
Alton
Illinois
James Allan Reid
Church Services Schedule with Confirmations and Fund Drive
Fifth Sunday after Easter Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Morning Prayer and sermon at 10 30. Church School at noon. Confirmation lecture at 6 p.m. Evening prayer with address at 7 30. Offerings for the Japanese Reconstruction Fund directed by the National Council will be received at all services.
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Japanese Reconstruction Fund
National Council
Church Service Schedule Noted in Morning Hours
Daily worship timings listed including Holy Communion Matins Church School Sung Mass and sermon Evensong and address at 7 30 pm with evening service details.
Congregational Church Sunday Worship at 10 30
Friday night service at 7 30. Sunday morning worship at 10 30 with Rev Gideon A Burgess in the pulpit. Church School meets after the morning service. Monthly missionary offering received next Sunday. Sunday night praise and preaching at 7 30. Sermon by the pastor A Resolution Justified by Subsequent Events.
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Congregational Church
Gideon A. Burgess
Church School
Bristol Artillery to Parade for Burnside Centenary in Providence
A Bristol Train of Artillery detail will participate in the parade and exercises marking General Ambrose Burnside’s 100th birth anniversary in Providence this evening. Officers and company members meet at 6 30 oclock Sunday at the Armory to escort Babbitt to divine worship. Cotton khaki uniforms will be worn. Company A holds a meeting Monday evening and Company drills Wednesday.
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Bristol
State Street M. E. Church Parsonage Services Schedule
State Street M. E. Church announces Sunday services at 10 30 morning and 12 00 noon with Epworth League at 6 30 and preaching at 7 30 in the evening Sunday. Friday services include a 7 30 prayer meeting all strangers and others are cordially invited to attend.
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Epworth League
Morning and Evening Services at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church holds a morning service at 10 30 with a sermon by the pastor. Church School meets at 11 45. An evening service is at 7 30 with another sermon by the pastor.
Church notices invite youth and prayer meeting
The Church of the Nazarene lists Rev. Thos Armstrong as pastor. Sunday services run 10.45 to 12.00 with Sunday School followed by a 6.00 p.m. meeting. Prayer meeting is held Wednesdays at 7.45 p.m. You are invited.
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Thos. Armstrong
Missionary danger in China rises as bands strike
Up to February 6, 1924, six of 7,500 missionaries in China have been killed since May 1923 and 16 captured. About half a dozen Christian centers are disrupted by bandits, with 713 centers scattered across China. Missionaries face higher risk yet rely on Chinese goodwill for protection.
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China
On a Washington campus a Chinese student finds longing and doubt
A lonely Chinese student on a Washington State campus spends six years preparing for China and questions why he is sometimes treated as a stranger. He asks why he is not recognized and why brothers are not found here on campus.
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Washington State
China
No Colored AMA Graduate Has Ever Been a Criminal
The record shows not a single criminal among the thousands of graduates of AMA schools for colored people, asserting a flawless disciplinary history across the institution.
Dance at Bristol Yacht Club by First Bristol Troop Scouts
May 24 Saturday evening event at Bristol Yacht club. A dance given by the First Bristol Troop Boy Scouts. May 25 Sunday evening Recita Filodrammatica at Pastime Theatre under auspices of Loggia S. M. Maddalena Costiera d Amalfi No 1173 O F DUI.
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Bristol
First Bristol
Boy Scouts
Loggia S. M. Maddalena Costeria d’Amalfi
F. Dui
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