Battery C to Join 739th AAA Battalion on Narra gansett Bay
Mount Hope unit notes cold weather and on site readiness as it prepares to move into launcher area. Thanksgiving week features a mess hall dinner and family invites. Sergeant First Class Fred C. Kurtz Jr., Supply Sergeant, is Battery C Missile Man for the week with a long service record in World War II and Korea, hailing from Bethlehem Pennsylvania. John L. Lorenz
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Mount Hope
New England
739Th
AAA
Narragansett Bay
751St
Providence
Fred C. Kurtz
Kurtz
Korea
Bethlehem
Pennyvania
Europe
Kumwha
Chorwan
John L. Lorenz
Men Re-elect Clarence Smith as Club President
Clarence Smith was re-elected president of the Men's Club of St. Michael's Church at Tuesday night's meeting in the Parish House. William Francis was elected vice-president and Arthur Freeman secretary treasurer. Canon Delbert W. Tildesley spoke on his Korean Campaign chaplaincy experiences. Oyster stew supper prepared by Stuart Barr and assisted by Wesley Gladding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Smith
St. Michael’s Church
William Francis
Arthur Freeman
Delbert W. Tildesley
Stuart Barr
Wesley Gladding
Civic Theatre Sets Burlesque Musical Run
The R. I. Civic Theatre plans Burlesque as its second major 1956-57 production. Performed at Park View Jr High School next Friday and Saturday, the show mirrors the roaring twenties in dialogue, music and costumes. Edward Guys directs a fast-moving version based on the Broadway original starring Hal Skelly and Barbara Stanwyck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I. Civic Theatre
Park View Jr. High School
A. I Civic Theatre
Hal Skelly
Barbara Stanwyk
Art Carney
Edward Guys
Jaycees to Hold Speech Contest at Bristol High
Bristol Junior Chamber of Commerce announces Voice of Democracy contest at Bristol Senior High School. About fifteen students compete with five minute scripts on I Speak for Democracy, judged on content delivery and originality. Final local judging Tuesday at 7 45 p m in Colt Memorial auditorium. winner gets certificate and prize, advances to state level for possible Washington DC trip and $500 scholarships for national winners.
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Bristol
Domenic C. Canna
Bristol Junior Chamber of Commerce
America
Colt Memorial Auditorium
Washington, DC
How One College Educates film offered free to groups
A Tufts University produced color education film titled How One College Educates is available at no cost to schools, counselors, PTAs, youth and service organizations. It shows a 104 year old New England college preparing students for careers and citizenship, and has toured nationwide. Write Prof. Grant E. Curtis, Tufts University, Medford 55, Mass to arrange a free community screening.
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New England
Tufts University
Broadway
Hollywood
United States
Grant E. Curtis
Medford 55
Mass
Nurses Make 321 Visits In Month
The Bristol District Nursing Association reports 321 visits in October. There were 281 general care visits, 10 maternity, 13 pre natal, 17 tuberculosis and 48 general care. Five children attended at the five child welfare clinic with 18 babies present and five examined by an M. D. Ten patients were x rayed at one x ray clinic.
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Bristol District Nursing Association
Colt Wins Game In Class C Standings Report
The Colt football team defeated Barrington 14 to 0 as Nastri and A DaPonte scored touchdowns with Nastri adding the kick. The Colt total record stands at 3-2-3 after a win over Barrington, with detailed stats showing 13 first downs and 175 rushing yards on the day.
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Ponte
Oliveira
Smith
Garvin
T. DaPonte
Barrington
di Pompeii
Bob Greene
Medici
Welles
Mathween
Duncan
Dahl
Mars-den
Dick Greene
Cameron
H. Jacquarie
J. Jacquarie
Dalessio
Polak
Yurchuk
Correa
Galiano
Colt
Nastri
A. DaPonte
Loring Leads Doric Club as Squares Top Compasses
Chuck Loring of the Squares led the Doric Club Bowling League at Dudek's Lanes Warren with 328 total after games of 96 120 and 112. The Squares beat the Compasses two of three as the Trowers took two of three from the Levels to move into first place. Captain George Moore led the winners with 138 single and 324 three, while Dick Rensehausen topped the losers with 284 in high three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck” Loring
Doric Club
Dudek
Warren
Loring
Clarence Osterberg
Trowers
George Moore
Dick Rensehausen
Dave Horne
New Books at Rogers Free Library for Book Week
Book Week runs Nov 25 to Dec 1 at Rogers Free Library with many new titles added. Highlights include D Day Story, Abe Lincoln, Sequoyah, Balboa, Ethan Allen, Rogers Rangers, Salem Witchcraft, Magna Charta, Leonardo da Vinci, Barnum, and We Were There on historic events. Also featured are Tecumseh, Jim Bridger, Jim Thorpe, Nathaniel Greene, Matthew Perry and other juvenile biographies plus classics like Julius Caesar, Odyssey, Webster’s Dictionary, and The Borrowers Afield.
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Rogers Free Library
Abe Lincoln
White House
Sequoyah
Balboa
Ethan Allen
Green Mountain Boys
Rogers
Rangers
Salem Village
Leonardo da Vinci
Barnum
Boston
Byrd
South Pole
Oregon Trail
Gettysburg
Tecumseh
Jim Bridger
Jim Thorpe
Nathaniel Greene
Matthew Perry
Julius Ceasar
Komroff
Albert Schweitzer
Manton
Dickinson
Odysseus the Wanderer
DeSelincourt
Janet Clark Fund
Hammond
Women's Club Sets Committees
The Junior Women's Club in Guiteras House appointed a project committee chaired by Mrs. Eugene McCarthy with Mrs. Louis Giddings, Mrs. Raymond DeLeo, and Mrs. Prudy Bishop. The ways and means chair Mrs. Francois DeWolf Jr. formed a committee with Mrs. Rosemary Commette, Mrs. Evelyn Finger, and Mrs. Dorothy Haggerty to arrange a food sale on Friday, Dec. 7 at 420 Hope Street. Mrs. Ella O. Millard spoke on interior decorating.
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Junior Women’s Club
Risfwc
Guiteras House
Eugene McCarthy
Louis Giddings
Raymond DeLeo
Prudy Bishop
Francois DeWolf, Jr
Rosemary Commette
Evelyn Finger
Dorothy Haggerty
Hope Street
Ella O. Millard
Providence College senior named to Who's Who 1956 57
Frank J. DeLeo, a Providence College senior, is selected for the 1956 57 Who's Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges. He leads Bristol County Club, serves as Student Court Chief Justice, and is active in Veterans and St. Thomas More clubs while directing athletics at St. Mary's Academy East Providence. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew DeLeo and husband of Josephine Vitello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. DeLeo
Providence College
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Summers
Frank J. DeLeo In “Who's Who
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