Benevolent Society hears St Andrew's School head
Herbert W Spink headmaster of St Andrew's School Barrington describes Pascoag Episcopal Center on 187 acres given by Judge Harris. Center serves Christian fellowship religious education and welfare with summer camps and conferences funded by the National Department of Religious Education.
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Herbert W. Spink
St Andrew's School
Barrington
Episcopal Conference Center
Pascoag
Ladies Benevolent Society
St. Michael’s Church
Holmes House
R. S. Episcopal
Harris
Christian Fellowship
Spink
National Department of Religious Education
Henry Wood
Donald Matheson
Edward Bunn
William Liscomb
Henry Hambrick
State Infirmary
John Wall
Frank Rounds
Ralph Lawson Jr
St. Andrew’s School
St. Martin's Church
Providence
St Paul’s
Wickford
Wood
Bristol High School Plans $500 Voice Contest
The Bristol Junior Chamber of Commerce organizes a nationwide Voice of Democracy contest at Bristol High School offering four national co winners a $500 college scholarship a week long Washington trip and a radio or television receiver. Students will submit five minute broadcasts on I Speak for Democracy judged by local citizens. the winner advances to state and national contests with school officials backing the civic project.
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Bristol High School
Bristol Junior Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D.C
Providence
Bristol School Committee
John L. Burke
Maynard Shulman
Michael Ferrara
Douglas Klein
Douglas Crellin
Bristol Teachers Press Moral Values at Rhode Island Assembly
Delegates at the Rhode Island Institute of Instruction in Providence approved 24 resolutions on education including two from the Bristol Teachers Association. The first urged moral ethical and spiritual values and strong character built with home church and community, while the second praised field service to extend statewide educational support. Delegates from Bristol included Carl Carlson Aurelia Faria Helen Condon and Edward Travers.
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Rhode Island Institute of Instruction
Rhode Island College of Education
Providence
Rhode Island
Edward P. "Travers
Bristol
Ers’ Association
Bristol ‘Teachers’ Association
Bristol Teachers’ Association
Lenin
Spadi
Rhode
Islan
Schools Applying Facts versus Mere Memorization
Editor notes Education Week Nov 8 14 with Mr Travers Bristol teacher argues modern schools emphasize applying knowledge over memorization. They develop critical thinking civic competency and social skills beyond basic reading writing arithmetic to benefit all students. More than 12 million Americans are invited to observe classrooms during Education Week Bristol schools urged taxpayer participation.
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Travers
Bristol
United States
Bristol Teachers’ Association
Bristol Parent-Teacher Association
Letter to the Editor Correcting Grabert Statement
A reader objects to an October 23, 1953 article about Herm Grabert, asserting the armed forces do not care what a soldier wants and defending social club activities. The letter challenges perceived lies and urges focus on personal choice within military life.
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Herm.Grabert
Grabert
Iomma
Esdonald F.woopd. Li
Cubs and Cubs of Pack 14 Celebrate Halloween Gala
More than 125 Cub Scouts, parents, and Cubbing officials of Pack No. 14 gathered at Odd Fellows Hall on High Street for a combined Pack meeting and Halloween party. Cubs wore costumes and received awards. a homemade angel cake and a huge pumpkin jack o lantern were among prizes.
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Pack No. 14
Odd Fellows Hall
High Street
Outstanding Cub Scout of the Year and Costume Prizes
A certificate was awarded to Robert Manchester as outstanding Cub Scout of the year. Special prize went to Ray Reed for best Indian costume. Costume prizes were given to Richard Buccolo funniest Davin Luther most original Frank Gromling and Walter Checko. Judges included Mrs. James Connors Mrs. William Josephs Mrs. Frank Del Toro and Mrs. Warner Tabor.
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Sano
Frank del Toro
Michael Ruggierio
Frank Gromling
Denner
Louis Goglia
James Connors
William Correia
Robert Manchester
Ray Reed
Richard Buccolo
Davin Luther
Walter ‘Checko
William Josephs
Warner Tabor
Ventura Soldier Completes Army Basic Training Courses
Ventura Winds Up Army Course at Camp Pickett Virginia. G Venton, a trainee from Ventura, completed eight weeks of basic infantry and eight weeks of medical training at the Medical Replacement Training Center. The program covered standard infantry topics and medical subjects such as anatomy physiology military sanitation evacuation methods emergency medical treatment and medication administration.
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Ae G. Venton
Son
Magnoliaster
Medical Replacement Training Center
Camp Pickett
MRTC
Army
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