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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1938

Page

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Memorial Day services mark Bristol tribute to war dead

Two day program led by the Sons of Union Veterans honors Ezra Dixon and Bristol's dead from Civil War to World War II. Services begin Sunday at First Baptist with Rev Arthur W Burdon, followed by Memorial Sunday observances at local churches. Monday includes cemetery decorating by a firing squad and a 9 30 am parade to North Cemetery led by Sgt Edward Kavannagh and Henry Bullock as chief of staff.

Ezra Dixon Bristol Sons of Union Veterans First Baptist Church Arthur W Burdon Burdon Battery C 243Rd Coast Artillery Sons of Union Veterans and Kearney Post American Legion Juniper North St Mary's Edward M Kavanagh North Cemetery Henry Bullock

Garden Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Wardwell

Mrs Samuel C Wardwell hosted the Garden Club at her summer home Redcrest Pappa squash Point with guests Mrs DeWolf Miss Hill and Miss Herreshoft. An illustrated talk on Flower Arrangements, a West Indies trip recap, and a Hydrangea petiolars reading highlighted the session. Tea followed and plans were announced for a talk on Trees and Their Care next Wednesday at 138 High Street.

Samuel C Wardwell Redcrest Pappasquash Point Coral Hill R F Haffenreffer West Indies British Ghana J Winthrop DeWolf Agnes Herreshoft DeWolf Carl Po Haffenretter J. Howard Paull Ian M Walker Coltemorial High School Tacals Wall Ars Jn Tucker Jr High Street

Tax Sale Postponed as Landowners Pledge Immediate Payment

Tax sale on delinquent properties is adjourned to June 28 after landowners including Amos S Gorham pledge to pay the owed taxes within a week or two. The tax collector ordered the postponement this morning.

Amos S Gorham

Bristol Colt High Alumni Ball Committee Names 38 Group

The Bristol Colt High School Alumni Association selects date and site for the annual ball with a formal program. A June 28 meeting will finalize plans and memberships as 38 class members attend as guests.

Tune Ad Abe Bridoal Caens Bristol-Colt High School Join L Rego Genevieve Pagnano Laura Ralzano Bertha Roderick Olive Andrade Gilda Mello Jucien Capone Sebastian Bernard I George H, Baldwin James FE Sullivan Benjamin Hazen Frank J Rinaldi Addison Hiller Hall Elmer A Rounds Hilton Levys Joseph Campancilla Joseph A Marge Frederiwhk Goff O Reid Tohn Victoria Mia Pasquarelli Gaonesieve Pagnane Colt Memoral The YMCA

Little Rhody Boys State Sponsorship Aims at Training Youths

A Rotary Club talk by John E. Bard outlines sponsorship of one or two boys for Little Rhody Boys State. The program, now in 24 states, offers a 10 day course at Rhode Island State College July 5–14 covering duties and rights of citizenship and state government functions.

Rotary Club John E. Bard Providence County American Legion Department of Rhode Island R I State College Illinois Baird Possibll A Edmonds Kearney Cutt Town Little Rhody Boys Supreme Court Highway Department State Police Department Merman Providence State House Cristel Chet’ Masarhbsy P Ota Frank Corradia Kearney Post

Holy Name Supper Feeds Over Two Hundred Parishioners

More than 200 people attended the Holy Name supper at Our Lady of Mercy Carmel church parish hall on Congregational Street. Waitresses listed include Ida Principe, Mary Pasquarelli, Mary Tutila, Carol Gaunst, Josephine Russa, Carolie Squatrito, and Theresa Turillo. Dinner was prepared by a team led by Mary DeFelice, Elia Guisti, Michael Turdito, Antonette Campanella, Matteo Principe, Angela Rosa Alfano, Anna Santulli, Pasquale DeRosa, and Matteo Principe.

Memorial Day Closures At Bristol Post Office

The Bristol post office observes Memorial Day with all services closed. No deliveries or collections by city carriers occur. Money order, registry, and postal savings divisions shut. Window and counter operations suspended. hours set from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

Bristol Civ

Forget All Isms But Americanism Speech At Colt High

Bertram W Wall former Amer Legion official spoke to about 200 Colt Memorial high students urging them to embrace Americanism and resist un American ideas. He praised veterans, noted Memorial Day’s 70th observance, and cited personal foreign observations to emphasize individual freedom as core to the American system.

B. W. Wall Colt High Bertram W Wall The American Legion Colt Memoral High School Michael Ruggera Anthony Williams John Jo Logan Union States Pony Art Arcana Us America Wall Bernhard Ragner Paris France Europe Mussolini Rome Hitler Berchtesgaden Sghces

Memorial Sunday Observed at M E Church with Sermon

The State Street MFE Church marks Memorial Sunday with Rev Marvin W Topping delivering "The Outlook For Peace" at 10 45 am after a 9 30 am church school. Boys' Club services follow at 7 30 pm featuring a program with hymns scripture readings and a flag presentation.

State Street MFE Marvin W Topping Prelude Club Charlie Sherman George Luther Gordon Sylvester Sands Town Junior Jamsen Antonell Hivian Jack Hambrick Kenneth Sturdevant Bobbie Bullock George Luther Minkers Herbert Syllvester Tancoins Walter Brelsferd Jack Hlambrick Henry Hambrick Herbert Sylvester George Luther Bobbie Bullock Charlie Sherman Anthers Antoneth Boblae Sherman Grant Pord Vernon Huestis Balle Antonell Sandy Town Frank Antoneth Junior Tannsen America

Parents Guests At Troop Observance

An illustrated Tuberculosis talk by Dr Joseph Castronovo opened the Parents Night observance for Troop Three Bristol Boy Scouts at Lincoln Hall Usher Avenue More than 200 parents and friends attended Rev Henrique Rocha Anthony da Ponte and Health Officer Matthew Ge Maetoza attended Parishioner August Almeida accepted a gym outfit and boasted boxing wins Almeida also won the State YO championship and defeated the New York CYO champion John Almeida Marion Rodrigues and John da Ponte led the program

Joseph Castronovo Southeastern District Health Unit Bristol Boy Scouts St Elzabeth’s Church Lincoln Hall Usher Avenue Henrique Rocha Anthony da Ponte Matthew Ge Maetoza August Almeida Almeida Church New York John Almeida Marion Rodrigues John daPonte

Edgehill Temple Plans Silver Tea at Mrs McMahon Home

Edgehill Temple Pythian Sisters planned a silver tea for next Wednesday night at 86 1/2 Burton Street hosted by Mrs Sadie McMahon. The meeting at Ko of P Hall Hope Street covered routine business and a social period followed with refreshments served by Mrs Catherine Brelsford, Mrs Anna Steere, Mrs Catherine Marz and Mrs Estelle Peters.

Sadie McMahon Burton Street Meer Edgehill Temple Pythian Sisters P. Hall Hope Street Catherine Brelsford Anna Steere Catherine Marz Estelle Peters

Four Tenderfoot Girl Scouts Invested at Caddenrod Troop

Four Tenderfoot Scouts were invested at the Caddenrod Troop ceremony led by Mrs Armstrong. Mars Nunes Olga Viera Catherine Connery and Frieda da Costa received pins. The troop will take part in Memorial Day events with Miss Viola LeClerc marching in the parade wearing yellow ties.

Pour Tenderfoot Curl Caddenrod Mrs Armstrong Mars Nunes Olga Viera Catherine Connery Frieda da Costa

Epworth League Elects Officers for Ensuing Year

Epworth League members in the vestry elected officers for the year led by President Harry Bullock. The lineup includes First Vice President Delphine Pierce, Second Vice President Robert Moren, Third Vice President Ruth Alger, Fourth Vice President Earl Anderson, Secretary Hope Angell and Treasurer Harold Congdon.

Epworth League Harrys Bullock Delphine Pierce Robert Moren Ruth Alger Earl Anderson Hope Angell Harold Congdon

Prom and May Dance Highlight Bristol Social Calendar

Two events anchor Bristol social week as Colt Memorial High School juniors host the Prom in the school auditorium with patronage from school officials and a grand march led by class officers. The Grenual Daughters of Portugal plan the May Dance at the Bristol Casino with a crowning ceremony and music by Fort Shean's orchestra.

Colt Memorial High School Bristol John W. Church Matthew Capone, Jr Arthur Carrellas Newport Muno Fort Shean Frank Carreia Colt High Dance Marie Pacheco Palmeida Pinhero Gladys Weaver Frank Fales Clara Sylvia Celia Marshall Mary Alfred Margaret Bernard Mary F. Nunes

Colt High baseball finds rhythm after position shake

Coach Fitzgerald, also Colt High’s basketball leader, reshuffled players after a rough start and has since guided a cohesive squad that fights hard. The team lacks pennant hopes but shows strong spirit, aided by an unlikely mascot a turtle with 1938 markings.

Fitzgerald Colt High Dickens Colt

Mascot Turtle Swifty Plays Key Role For Team

Mr Fitegerald credits the turtle mascot for much of this year's success. Swifty received with the lineup change after a boy found him near Guiteras Field. Some players say the mascot tried to slip under the wire during a game, but others doubt it. He has attended every home game and even traveled to away contests.

Swifty the Mascot Turtle Delights Colt Fans at Warren Game

The Colt baseball team honors a friendly turtle mascot named Swifty who endears himself to fans. After a spike scare, he recovered and enjoys head stroking as he watches the game. Captain Artie Pansa tends him, and a win over the up county rivals kept Swifty safe from turtle soup.

Swifty Artie Pansa Artie

Mascot Swifty Boosts Colts Before Games Sayings on Morale

The passage notes players gather around the mascot Swifty for luck before games. It argues the mascot will feel as bad if the team loses, and that other teams’ mascots deserve breaks and job security if kept. It emphasizes mascots’ role in sports morale and mutual goodwill.

Colt Swifty

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