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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1939

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Public Charity Compared to Private Charity by Rector Parshley

Canon Anthony R. Parshley of St. Michael's Church argues in his sermon that public relief risks becoming coldly efficient and less sympathetic, urging a national choice between government administration and private charity. He warns against professionalizing charity and education, noting how officials may prioritize jobs and efficiency over genuine help and urging Christian society to maintain generous charity.

Anthony R. Parshley St. Michael’s Church Canon Parshley Gramti Christ Lowell

Legion Names New Post Committee Appointments

Kearney post announces new appointments to standing committees. Tenecies Keeton is nominated by Commander Walter E. Briggs along with Andrew Arone to replace Samuel W. Smith. Sea Scouts nominees include Joseph M. Edmonds William LePage Charles A Richards and Arthur J. Belmore. Safety Council nominees are Stanley E. Friswell and past commanders Smith and Charles E. Burns.

Kearney Keeton Walter E. Briggs Sons of the Legion Andrew Arone Samuel W. Smith Sea Scouts Joseph M. Edmonds William LePage Charles A Richards Arthur J. Belmore Safety Council Stanley E. Friswell Smith Charles E. Burns

Post Office Thanksgiving Schedule at Bristol

Postmaster Coggeshall announces Bristol Thanksgiving Day timing with no street box collections nor city carrier deliveries. Rural delivery occurs. General and stamp windows closed all day. no mail dispatch or receipt. Money Order and Registry Divisions plus Postal Savings closed.

Bristol Coggeshall Money Order and Registry Divisions Postal Savings System

Bristol Men Named To Legion National Groups

State Senator Bertram W Wall and Eric Gen L H Callan of Bristol have been named to national Legion committees. Gorton T Miller announced national roles including a distinguished guests panel led by Gov. Vanderbilt. Callan chairs a committee planning a Rhode Island visit by National Commander Raymond J Kelley. The Rhode Island Soldiers Home visit is part of the program.

Bertram W Wall Eric Gen L.H Callan American Legion Gorton T Miller Rhode Island Bristol William H Vanderbilt Callan Raymond J Kelley Indianapolis

Troop Six Plans Movie At St Mary's Church Auditorium

Troop Six of the Boy Scouts at St Mary's Church announce a Friday afternoon theater event in the St Mary's auditorium at 3 30. The organizing committee includes Brig Gen I H Callan former Town Council President James J Walsh Herman W Vermette Anthony S Thomas Frasmo Mancini scoutmaster and Rev Vincent J Griffin chaplain.

Boy St Mary's Church St Mary's Auditorium I. H Callan James J Walsh Herman Ws Vermette Anthony S Thomas Frasmo Mancini Vincent J Griffin

Thanksgiving Services and Alumni Ball in Bristol

Bristol observes Thanksgiving with multiple church services led by First Congregational First Baptist and St Michael's Canon Parshley conducts Holy Communion at St Michael's Junior and senior choirs led by Parshley preaching by Arthur Burdon at First Baptist Masses at St Mary's Church sponsored by Hope Circle Daughters of Isabella Our Lady of Mount Carmel and St Elizabeth's also plan early masses Rev Herbert Graetz to give Thanksgiving address at Colt Memorial High School assembly Bristol Colt Alumni Association hosts annual Thanksgiving ball at Bristol Yacht Club with Bob White and his Country Club orchestra leading dancing Bertha Roderick chairs arrangements with Elmer Rounds and local committees handling tickets publicity and guests

Bristol-Colt High School Bristol First Congregational Church de Wolf Arthur W Burdon First Baptist Church Canon Parshley Hope Circle Daughters of Isabella St. Mary's Church Bristol Romar Our Lady of Mount Carmel St Elizabeth's Herbert D Graetz Colt Memorial High School Bristol Colt Alumni Association Bristol Yacht Club Fox Bob White Country Club Bertha Roderick Elmer Rounds Genevieve Pagnano Anthony Iasiello Mary Rego Laura Balzano James Rodrigues Lucy Casano Loretta Byrnes Antonette Campanella John W Church Wilhelmina Victoria

Young People Name Miss Wilson Leader

Miss Mary C Wilson was named president of the newly organized Young Peoples Society of the First Congregational Church at a Sunday meeting in Guneral House. Officers include Robert H Bullock vice president Dorothy Moren secretary and Margaret I Hibbert treasurer.

Mary C Wilson Young Peoples Society First Congregational Church Guneral House Robert H. Bullock Dorothy Moren Margaret I. Hibbert Robert Bullock Audrey G . Baker

Town Council to revisit Bradford Street parking and liquor licenses

Council considers renewing liquor licenses while facing long standing Bradford Street parking woes. Police cite 60 minute limits unmet due to funds for signage and plant workers’ parking, with Bristol Rubber officials urged to cooperate. New ordinances will curb tavern hours to midnight unless granted permission. A protest from Class D clubs over registration and guest limits may accompany the meeting.

Bradford Street Tea Council Itt Burnside Memorial Wood Street High Street James J Velleca J Floyd Huestis Anthony J Ferrara Thas Tearmatha Suthe Were Tectaendrre Yeas Bristol United States Rubber Company Franklin Street Shaws Lane Board of License Commissioners

Bristol Work Relief Bureau backs pooling plan but holds off

The Bristol Work Relief Bureau approved Orlando J Bisbano s pooling idea for relief agencies as a clearing house but decided not to implement it now due to hostility. Town Councilman James J Velleca said the project may be reconsidered later. A revived community chest committee was suggested, with prior members noted.

Bristol Work Relief” Bureau Relef Orlando J Bisbano James J Velleca Work Relief Bureau Prescott B Paull R S. Bosworth Ernest G Brown Alfred McMer Relief Bureau

Bristol Athletic Association Elects New Officers

At its annual meeting on Sunday the Bristol Athletic Association elected John McCarthy as president succeeding Manuel Correia. John Joseph was named treasurer and Anthony Almeida secretary. William Burke Sr. became social committee chairman with Anthony Almeida Joseph Benson Thomas Brown and Manuel Correia on the committee.

Bristol Athletic Association John McCarthy Manuel Correia John Joseph Anthony Almeida William Burke, Sr Joseph Benson Thomas Brown

Engagement announced for Jen ni Louise Ervin and Rev Hayes Jr

Mrs Samuel James Ervin of Indiantown South Carolina announces the engagement of her daughter Jennie Louise to The Reverend Francis Wingate Hayes Jr of Houston Texas and Bristol Rhode Island. No wedding date has been set.

Samuel James Ervin Indiantown South Carolina Jennie Louise Francis Wingate Hayes, Jr Houston Texas Bristol Rhode Island

Sportsman Night Shines for First Bristol Troop Scouts

The Supermen patrol won first at Sportsman Night in Scout Hall with 27 points led by Joseph Marshal, ahead of Beavers, Panthers, and Flying Horses. The event included tracking, fishing, hunting, and fire building rounds, with a plan to donate Thanksgiving baskets. Walter Senacal earned a tenderfoot badge as leaders guided the activities.

Bristol Boy Scouts of America Scout Hall Joseph Marshal Beavers Flying Horse Panthers Flying Horses Walter Senacal George R Fish Joseph Arouca Maynard Suzman Joseph Belanger

Girls Preparing Thanksgiving Baskets by Scout Troops

Thanksgiving baskets are being prepared by Girl Scout troops including Goldenrod Troop with Mrs Wil lam Pinch as captain and Mrs John Gilles as lieutenant, Columbine Troop with Mrs Wesles Armstrong as captain and Miss Viola LeClerc as lieutenant, Mariner Ship Vigilant with Mrs Olive Peckham as first mate and Miss Mary Mason and Miss Jessie Sanford as assistants. Mrs Vincent J. Pettine chairs the Community Service committee of the Girl Scout Council.

Girl Scouts Goldenrod Troop Willam Pinch John Gilles Columbine Troop Wesles Armstrong Charles T Heilborn Viola LeClerc Mariner Vigilant Olive Peckham Mary Mason Jessie Sanford Vincent J. Pettine Girl Scout Council

Turkeys for Sale Reach Record Numbers This Season

Reports from across the nation indicate a larger than ever turkey supply for Thanksgiving. New England alone shows about 700000 birds, roughly 100000 more than 1938, equating to about 10 million pounds of meat. Overall national meat supply tops 500 million pounds with about 400000 more birds than 1938, and this year’s crop nears 12 million birds compared with 11 million last year.

New England

Advertising the Church and the Printing Press

Rev C H Martin of St John's Episcopal Church argues that churches must advertise to grow. He says printers ink can spread salvation and compares the newspaper to a modern Bible, urging ministers to promote their messages like merchants. A sermon anecdote follows about a Negro preacher requesting a church notice and outlining a three-book requirement: Bible hymn-book and pocketbook.

C H Martin St John’s Episcopal Church New York City Mistah Editah, Dey Mount Memorial Baptist Church John Walker

Fourth Estate term origins and Ford exhibit figures at New York fair

The piece notes Edmund Burke and Thomas Carlyle used the press as the Fourth Estate. It then lists comparative visitor counts from the New York World's Fair exhibits including Ford 8,181,067 and Road of Tomorrow 2,000 riders, Chrysler 7,005,018, Railroad 8,000,000, GE 8,000,000, Goodrich 5,328,923, Firestone 5,009,135, Masterpieces 425,000, House of Jewels 750,000, and General Motors 5,180,000.

Edmund Burke Thomas Carlyle Lord Macauley Hallam New York Ford Motor Company Chrysler Motors General Electric General Motors

Seventy Tons of Gold Escapes German Hold in Poland

A shipment valued at about 60 million dollars in American money traveled from Warsaw to Paris by truck train and ship. German air units attacked the convoy near the frontier but the gold reached the coast and was moved to a fast train then transferred to a vessel that departed just before Germany warned Romania.

Poland France Paris Warsaw Germany Romania

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