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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1950
Page
5
Needlecraft tips guide matching plaid patterns in dresses suits bags hats and shoes for Christmas gifts. Instructions cover notches alignment seam placement center fronts backs and chevron shoulders plus a hunting cap leaflet offer with self addressed envelope.
Bristol Girl Scout Bluebell Troop wore uniforms for Girl Scout Week observing Juliet Lowe birthday. Posters display the Scout Anniversary in store windows. At the last meeting plans were made for dramatic and play producers badges. The troop will present Dickens Christmas Carol with cast chosen and rehearsals begun.
Superintendent Edward F Fitzgerald announced National Education Week with schools open to parents and the public. Visitors may observe classrooms in session all week, with no special program due to the Parent Teachers Association meeting and school openings on Thursday November 16th.
Town Clerk lists applications for Class A to E permits in Bristol with names and addresses including Samuel Campanella 219 Wood Street and Hotel Colonial 4 State Street. The Town Council fixes a November 20 1950 hearing in Burnside Memorial Building for remonstrances, with plat required.
Colt High students resumed a five day week with a busy program of academics and activities. Seniors tried out for the annual class play Miss Jimmy, while merit certificates and honor roll announcements highlighted the first term assembly. The Pegasus home room edition was distributed as Miss Ardell Wilbur joined the Rinehart Handwriting team. Rumors swirled over the Colt Lockwood football game at Lockwood, and the Pacheco family moved from 93 Franklin to Sowams Drive Bristol.
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