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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1931

Page

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Rotarians Plan Financing Food Station Concert Aid

At a Wednesday meeting John G. DesLauriers outlined the food station for undernourished school children, seeking outside support to sustain operations through the school year. The Bristol Train of Artillery Band and Providence artists offered free services for a January 7 concert at Guiteras Memorial auditorium to raise funds with minimal expenses.

Rotarians John G. DesLauriers Rotary Club A .S Battlevitch A M Merriman Bristol Train of Artillery Band Elsie Lovell Hawkins Overseas Quartet of Providence Guiteras Memorial

State Street M. E. Church Worship and Bible School

Rev W C Darby presides over Sunday services at State Street M E Church with 10 30 morning worship 12 00 Bible School and 7 00 evening service on the schedule for November 29.

W.C Darby Church Bible School

Birth of a son to Anthony and spouse in town

In this town on November 23 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Anthony Brown of 985 Hope Street. The baby adds a new member to the Brown family as neighbors celebrate the birth.

Brown Anthony Brown Hope Street

Reverend Parshley Addresses Colt Memorial High Assembly

Rev. A R Parshley of St Michael's Church urged students at Colt Memorial High to thank God for riches and pursue fair sharing. He criticized self centered views and urged equal opportunity, noting abundant resources yet hunger among people. The program included a flag salute and readings.

A R Parshley St Michael's Church Colt Memorial High School Mr. Parshley China Jesus School of

Retire Lt Harold I June for Byrd Antarctic trip

Representative William Tiernes of Connecticut will present a bill to Congress at the next meeting to pension Lieut Harold I June of the Naval Air Field in Washington so he can join Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd on the Antarctic expedition next year Trent June, a former local resident, served with Commander Byrd on the South Pole expedition as radio operator and relief pilot.

Bill Congress William Tiernes Connecticut Harold I June Naval Air Field Washington Richard E. Byrd Trent June Byrd

Bristol Thanksgiving Observed With Services Dinners and Dances

Bristol marked Thanksgiving with church services weddings and dances. Veterans at the Rhode Island Soldiers Home and residents of local homes received turkey dinners while charitable groups and Boy Scouts supplied baskets. Multiple churches held Mass Holy Communion and services. three Thanksgiving Day weddings occurred at St Elizabeth's and First Congregational. Evening dances filled the G A R Hall and State Armory halls.

Rhode Island Soldiers Benjamin Church Boy Scouts Ivy Guild St Michael's Church Christian Endeavor Society First Congregational Church Hope Circle St Mary's Church Thomas J Gillan A R Parshley George A Toadvin Trinity Church Nelson Kellogg Alpha Christian Endeavor Society First Baptist Church Herbert D Graetz Congregational Church St Elizabeth’s Church State Armory Battery C

Jewels Awarded to Three K of P Members at Veterans Night

Three Knights of Pythias members received twenty five year jewels during Burnside Lodge No 34 Veterans Night at G A R Hall. Presenters included Deputy Grand Chancellor Charles E. Gillen and Archie H Rounds led the ceremony with a luncheon and musical program. Charter members Robert Newbold 77 and others attended, with veterans marking long memberships and a class of candidates receiving third rank.

Knights of Pythias Burnside Lodge G A R Hall Charles E. Gillen Newport Harry W Munro James U Clarkson Archie H Rounds Lodge Robert Newbold Alex Alexander Providence Frank Kuffer Fall River John J Hackett Hezekiah Watson Herman Gablinske George Richardson George S Marshall George Marz Henry H Bullock George W Luther

Bristol Battery C Receives Excellent Rating and Merit

Bristol Battery C gains high praise for its National Guard performance with an Excellent artillery rating and second place in the General Proficiency Trophy behind Battery F Woonsocket by 0.97 points. They also took a runner up finish in attendance under Capt James Murph. Officers Capt Moren, Lieut Garvin, and Lieut McMillan commend the battery’s marked improvement over the year. A second class gunners school runs nightly and Saturday until Dec 7 from 8–10 pm and 2:30–4:30 pm. A volleyball league is being formed and groups may contact Lieut Garvin.

Bristol 15 National Guard Woonsocket James Murph Moren James J Garvin Everett E McMillan Lieut Garvin

Community Revue Plans Advance At Bristol Garden Club

Judge Edward L. Leahy will MC the charity revue to aid the local unemployed. The Pastime Theatre donated by Lon Vail hosts on Tuesday evening December 22. Over 32 invitees and 48 patrons have been listed by the Bristol Garden Club and talent committee members Lieut Col. Fred M Straight and Mrs. Frederick S Bartlett.

Edward L. Leahy Lon Vail Fred M Straight Frederick S Bartlett Bristol Garden Club Harry DeWolf Allen W. Stanley Barrett Orrin I. Bosworth Mary A Bradford Henry W Boynton Raymond's Brightman Harry H Cabot John J Condon Francois Levay deWolf Harnet DeWolf J. Winthrop DeWolf Philip DeWolf Fred M. Dixon John Drury Frances Foster Stanley Friswell R F Haffenreffer Gertrude M Hasbrouck Agnes Herreshoff John B Herreshoff John Herreshoff Nathaniel G Herreshoff Charles A Johnson Nelson Kellogg Samuel C. Kinder Edward D Kunz Robert E. Lanphear James J Lanzier Benjamin F Lindemuth M. MacDougall Samuel C Wardwell W. Fred Williams, Jr Henry Wood

Morning worship and pageant at First Baptist Church

Morning worship at 10:30 features a sermon on Whats in a Name. Church School at 11 45 am. Evening service 7 30 with hymns readings and a missionary program led by the Sunday School. A Joy Chapter of CEF meets in the vestry. The Mite Society meets Tuesday at 2 30 at Mrs Bertram Bullocks on High Street.

HPM JOY Chapter CEF Missionary Committee America George Luther Evelyn Pedley Jesus Eddy Luther Arthur F. Jennings Billy Alger Madeline Conklin Llewelyn Conklin Offertors Doxolog Vivian Hill Esther Luther Spelling Harold Pedler Congregation Missionary Jane Dora Bailey Mary Muriel Bullock Mary Conklin Esther Perkins Margy Taves Ruth Alger India Hope Monte Ruth Kershaw Hsmn Pla Robert Bullock Benediction Mite Society Bertram Bullock High Street

Beaurgard Wins Seven Prizes at Providence Poultry Show

Louis A Beaurgard of this town dominates the White Muff Tumbler Class at the Cranston Street Armory show in Providence last week, capturing seven of eight prizes. His pigeons earned one first prize two seconds and four third prizes.

R. I Providence Cranston Street Louis A Beauregard

Rev W Appleton Lawrence speaks on gratitude to Rotarians

Rev. W Appleton Lawrence rector of Grace Church Providence told the Rotary Club to thank by doing good deeds. He cited four unusual instances when Jesus gave thanks feeding five thousand JerUSAlem at times of waning popularity at Lazarus tomb and at the Last Supper. He urged faith that God can turn bad times to good and defined a friend as one who stays when others go.

Christ W. Appleton Lawrence Grace Church Providence Rotary Club Hotel Belvedere Mr Lawrence Jesus Jerusalem Lazarus Lawrence

Second of whist series at Ever Ready Engine hall

Thirteen tables played at the Ever Ready Engine and Hose Company on Thames Street Tuesday evening. Mrs. Edward Belmore won the women’s first prize, Albert Rosa the men’s first prize, and Mrs. Joseph Diodati the consolation prize. Turkey raffle honors went to Matthew Brito and Henry W. Peterson.

Ever Ready Engine and Hose Company Thames Street Edward Belmore Albert Rosa Joseph Diodati Turkey Matthew Brito Henry W. Peterson

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Food Station State Street M. E. Church A. R. Parshley Pastime Theatre Besvent Hush Money Joan Bennett Hardie Albright Ramon Novarro Helen Chandler Vienna Cartoon Africa William Haines Charlie Chan Warner Oland Marguerite Churchill Naples and Sorrento Rosina DE Stefano Bristol K. of P Arthur F Jennings Bruce McCullough Rotary International International Service Committee Pawtucket B. T. A. Band Bristol Train of Artillery Theresa M Donovan Elsie Lovell Hankins New England Guiteras School Rev. W. Appleton Lawrence Willard A.A A.L.A Franklin Street
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