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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1939

Page

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Bristol Plans 1939 Independence Day Observance

Bristol forms a two day Fourth of July program with James F. Meiggs as general chairman. Gov. William H. Vanderbilt Sen. Green and Rep. Risk invited. naval and military participants arranged. Kate Smith invited. local organizations to join. bells to ring. bonfire and pyrotechnics planned. memorial resolutions and social fund events outlined.

Bristol James F. Meiggs Rhode Island William H. Vanderbilt Lst United States Theodore Francis Green Peter G. Gerry Charles F. Risk Harry Sandager Vanderbilt Rhode Island National Guard Bristol Harbor Naval Training Station U. S.army Fort Adams Kate Smith Marjorie Burgess McCann Michael L. Ryan St. Mary's Church Kearney Post A. A .Edmonds Demenic Mascola Samuel J. Smith Rhode Island American Legion Legion John Almeida John Cordeiro James J. Velleca Frank Giglio Domenic Mascola Joseph P. Quartaro Elmer S. Mapes Bristol High School John Post Reynolds Meiggs George T. Ingram Everett Leb .Church Arthur Brelsford Martin Nelle Messrs Cordeiro and Almeida John G Stewart Bristol Yacht Club

Kearney Ship to Play Major Part in Jammboree

Kearney Unit Sea Scouts of Bristol to demonstrate boat repair and rigging at Cranston Stadium on May 27 during the annual Boy Scout Jamboree. Two crews under Skipper Arthur J Belmore will run the work while Bristol ship aids in grand entry and seating for about 5000 scouts and leaders under Commissioner O Reid Le Clair and Sea Scout Director C Raymond Westcott.

Kearney Sea Scouts of Bristol Cranston Stadium Arthur J Belmore Narragansett O Reid LeClair Raymond Westcott Joseph M

Civic League selects judges for Cotton Ball gowns

The Bristol Portuguese American Civic League named five judges for the Cotton Ball gown contest to be held June 2 at Hotel Warren. Judges include Mrs William G Dixon of Bristol, Mrs John Rebello of Providence, Mrs Peter J Pimental of North Providence, Mrs Manuel Miranda of Portsmouth, and Mrs Manuel C Lima Jr. Officials from Bristol and other civic League units will attend.

Bristol Portsmouth Manuel C. Lima Fall River Civic League Massachusetts J. Floyd ‘Huestis A A. Edmonds Paul A Herzig James J. Velleca John P Marshall Civic Leagues Richard Germano Peter J Pimental Wilhelmina Silvia Juliette Cardoza Joseph Almeida Mary C Mello Mary C. Mello Mary Borges Helen Costa Mary Marshall Agnes Andrade Rose George Theresa Raposa Josephine Mello Mary A Victoria Mathew Maetoza Marion Pimental Lenora Roderick Naom Jacome

Bristol Honors Civil War Veterans Memorial Day Service

Bristol observes Memorial Day with a church service in First Congregational led by Rev. Herbert D. Graetz. Vernon A. Gray named parade marshal with Sgt. Edward M. Kavanagh as chief of staff as local veterans groups participate in a 7:30 a.m. cemetery visit and 9:00 a.m. parade from Grand Army Hall to North Cemetery culminating in a program at the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument with remarks by Dorothy King and Commander Cuomo.

Congregational Church Vernon Gray Edw. Kavanagh Bristol First Congregational Sons of Union Veterans Herbert D. Graetz Vernon A. Gray Edward M. Kavanagh Sons of Union Veterans and Kearney Post American Legion 243Rd Coast Artillery R. L. NG. Ilee Grand Army Hall Marshal Gray Hope Street Chie Anthony J .Ferrara Albert A. Moren Bristol Train of Artillery Henry A Hambrick Kearney Post Mander Francis P. Cuomo George R. Fish Bruno Vollaro John daPonte William F Head Irving Potter Kearney Sloop Arthur J. Belmore Bristol Girl Scouts Adele Sturdevant Golden Rod William Pinch Columbine Troop Wesley Armstrong Legis George Millard Mariner Vigilant A . Sidney Herreshoff Bristol Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution Soldiers’ and Sailors Dorothy King Mr. Graetz Cora Hill Cuomo Battery C Alessandro Sousa Graetz

Town Council weighs transfer of Brito liquor license

A special session will review Mrs. Mary Brito’s petition to move her Class B tavern license from 24 State St to 168 172 Thames St. Abutting owners oppose Martins bid for the Thames site as remodeling for a 20 room hotel proceeds.

Mary Brito State Street Thames Brito Rafael C Martins Martins Thames Street Brisol Town Tavern Jacob Bassing

Junior Prom Committee Announced At Colt Memorial High

Principal Edward J. Fitzgerald announced the Junior Prom committee for the annual event to be held Friday night from 8 to 12 in the Colt Memorial high school auditorium. Executive members include Hilario Moniz Emulia Buccio Joseph Bisbano William Conley Antonia Cabral and Joseph Russo.

Edward J. Fitzgerald Colt Memorial High School Hilario Moniz Emulia Buccio Joseph Bisbano William Conley Antonia Cabral Joseph Russo Raymond McClure Sylvester Fidalgo Natale Candelmo Eleanor Soldano Katherine LaFazia

Bristol Woman Elected to Rhode Island GOP Board

Mrs. William P Gladding, president of the Bristol Women's Republican Club, is elected to the board of governors of the Women's Republican Club of Rhode Island and named to the executive committee of the State Central Committee by I Thornton Sherman, chairman.

William P Gladding Bristol Women's Republican Club Women's Republican Club of Rhode Island State Central Committee I. Thornton Sherman

Nine Girls Enter Miss Bristol Contest

Nine contestants vie for the Miss Bristol crown during the Cup Defenders celebration week starting June 5. Main prize is a $10 trip to the New York World's Fair. runner-up wins a wrist watch and third place receives an onyx diamond ring. An industrial display with autos and mercantile exhibits will be under a large tent with nightly prizes totaling $25 in merchandise and a grand $100 merchandise award on Saturday night. The Blonde Sensations air act tops the daytime program with a 112 foot mid air stunt.

Marguerite Cirillo Juliette Cardoza Enes Topazio Leonora Roderick Virginia Sousa Dorothy Doran Elva Hobrook Mary Borges Mary Pasquarelli Dway Ottorm

Yale professor Billy Phelps captivates Rotary with Art of Living

The 74 year old Yale scholar known as the perennial college boy spoke on The Art of Living at a Rotary meeting last Friday. He said he has had no dull days in 25 years, urging people to seek broader interests and improve harmony at home. He warned against dull, self centered living and urged reading papers for daily lessons on life.

Billy” Phelps Rotary Yale Jonathan Swift Martin Dodd Hammack

Read It By Rounds A Glimpse Of Daily Life And Wit

A disjointed reminiscence covers boxing sermons aging and optimism. Vignettes compare clergy boxing, a centenarian who never smoked, fashion notes, and humorous poems. The narrator muses on worries and nonsense as daily life advice.

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Alfred M. Merriman James Holmes Nora E. Dwyer William P. Gladding Albert H Flint DeWolf LeClair Nathaniel A Gladding Bristol Highlands Gladding Ludwig Schiniger Herbert B Burnham, Jr Burnham Bette Davis George Brent Mumphrey Bogart Geraldine Fitzgerald Vernon Irene Castle Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers Edma May Oliver Walter Brennan Low Fields Andy Lewis Stone Mickey Rooney Cecelia Parker Pope Street Bristol Cleansers Pyers and Furriers Junior Prom Committee Shere Rolace Corbett-Fitzsimmons Prof. Phelps Bette Me
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