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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1938
Page
2
The article urges Republicans to remain humble after wins across states and cautions against treating victory as a mandate. It praises young, clean candidates, warns of past mistakes by both parties, and stresses maintaining public service integrity while pursuing social and economic reforms.
Local church groups schedule meetings and events including Mite Society gathering at Mrs Joseph Alger’s Cole Street home. Christmas card sale at Conley’s Jewelry. Expat guest Mrs Stewart Campbell visiting the Howes at Wyndestone. State Street ME Church hosts quarterly conference and Epworth League minstrel show planned for December. Zeta and Vapor permanents offered at Josi’s Beauty Shop. Condemned property rumor denied by Miss Harriet Munro. Bennett’s gift shop features zipper handbags. Rev Burdon’s sermon at First Baptist. church school at 1145 am. Bristol Home Demonstration Club meeting notes and stray garbled text from schedule.
Charles Munroe recovers from injuries while clearing his yard. Mt Hope Chapter Eastern Star plans a November 19 food sale at Hopkins Store Hope Street with Mrs Vincent L Pettine as chair and committee including Mrs Stephen W Hopkins Marianne E Newman and Harriet Munro. Mrs Mary Paiva announces engagement of daughter Josephine to Edmund Silvia. Ruth Molasky chairs Sisterhood program at Chavera Agudas Achim Synagogue with three new members. Bristol Women's Republican Club to hear Senator-elect Bertram W Wall Representative John R Magee and Michael W Pasquarell at Hotel Belvedere. address by Dr John R Bersosa.
The Boston Sunday Advertiser announces a new weekly feature titled New Peace Weekly by Samos accfsed. The ad section invites readers to get the Green Magazine every week along with fresh stories and articles packed in.
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