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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1952
Page
4
Governor Dever argues that national prosperity cited by supporters is mainly driven by defense spending. He notes rising employment from war contracts and military buildup but warns this makes prosperity fragile and not something to be proud of for any party. He urges value for every dollar spent and cautious praise.
A poem recalls kneeling by a child’s bed at night and tucking a small child into prayer. The speaker reflects on trust in Jesus amid hardship and the enduring memory of the child’s curls and blue eyes. The verse speaks of pride and ongoing care as the child grew from age two.
A square dance is scheduled for tomorrow night in St Marys Church auditorium sponsored by the Holy Name Society. Town workers painted diagonal parking lines on lower Bradford street and Sgt Bill Cashin worked to locate owners of cars blocking painters.
The Bristol County Camera Club meets at 7 p m Tuesday at Guiteras House. Robert C Richards of 82 High Street to receive Holy Cross College degree in Worcester. Michael Turillo of Bristol now Riverside elected state inside guard of the Eagles at Central Falls convention. Mrs Morgans Investment Class ends season at Guiteras House Wednesday at 7 30 pm Visitors welcome. Rev Frederick Driftmier guest speaker at Narragansett Bay Chapter dinner meeting at the White Hall. Several Bristol stores stay open to 8 pm with 16 downtown shops confirming late hours.
The Rotary Club supports an annual debate and declamation contest with judges Town Solicitor Lucien Capone Arthur H. Eastman and Mrs. Edward D. Kunz of the DAR. Principal Burke introduced Mrs. Kunz after winners were announced and thanked faculty member Frank T. Canario and Mrs. M Theresa Donovan for directing the instrumental group.
Alfred N. Nunes announces the relocation of his real estate and insurance office to 165 Bradford Street. In business since February 1950, he says the move will convenience clients and allow expansion. Nunes serves on the new charter commission and holds roles with Holy Name Society of Mt Carmel Church, Bristol Council K of C, and the National Association of Insurance Agents.
Treating wooden fence posts with pentachlorphenol preservative extends life versus untreated posts of the same tree varieties.
A brief note recalls U S war with Spain in 1898 and the country’s participation in the International Peace Conference at the Hague. Dated May 18, 1899.
The notice lists social gatherings from June 5 to June 18 including a chicken salad supper by Daughters of Isabella at K of C Hall at 5 30 p m, World Affairs Council meeting at St Michael s Parish House with Sir Olaf Caroe, a rummage sale by Rebecca Lodge at Odd Fellows Hall from 9 a m, a square dance by St Mary s Holy Name Society at St Mary s auditorium, a Bristol Yacht Club buffet, a 33rd American Legion anniversary party for Kearney Post No 6, and a Ladies Benevolent Society chicken salad and strawberry shortcake supper at St Michael s Parish House at 6 30 p m.
The Blue Cross and Physicians Service Plans near the end of their June 7 drive, with twelve enrollment centers statewide and cards available at drug stores. Non profit plans welcome self employed, retired, or small firm workers. New Blue Cross option covers hospital and operating room services at extended rates for 75 days and related medical care.
Ralph A. Bernardo of 342 High street expects to open a Bristol law office soon. He passed the bar exam and will be sworn in next Wednesday as an attorney in Superior Court Providence. Bernardo attended Fishburne Military School and served in World War I, graduating in 1949 from the University of Maryland. He will receive his bachelor of laws from Boston University Law School at commencement Tuesday.
A legend described by the National Geographic Society says a plain gray bird became blue green and red as it flew toward the sun after leaving Noahs ark. The blue hue comes from the sky above and the red from the setting sun.
Italy plans to raise coal production by adopting American mining methods and installing loaders conveyors and other modern machinery from U.S. industry.
Wanted items include a diamond ring in an old fashioned setting in a small ring box, with sentimental value and reward. Also ads for two men needed for dairy work who can drive, apply in person at J. P Serpa Creamery, 175 Franklin Street. Also a used secretarial desk for sale and business services listed.
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