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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1944
Page
2
The piece argues for balancing wartime production with postwar planning. It urges keeping focus on current battles and logistics while leaders, management, and labor prepare for reintegrating veterans and shaping a lasting world peace. Generals and admirals should guide strategic thinking in their spare time.
The notice explains that the columns feature visits by readers and friends, inviting further reader submissions. It highlights that these local items are useful to all and thanks contributors for cooperation and courtesy.
The first Rotary Bowl League matches roll tomorrow evening at 8 at the High Street Alleys. The Columbine Troop Girl Scouts will hold its first fall meeting Thursday at 3 30 in the Scout House.
Help wanted notice seeking a female high school student aged 16 or older for part time work at Hope Drug Co. Apply in person for details and job duties.
Classified items include two job offers for household help and maid as well as a dog missing notice for Skippy a month old white Portuguese poodle. Also listings for rug sale insulated gas range and a cleaning job at Bristol Chapter DAR headquarters with contact numbers.
John D. Mogre elected president of the Men's Union at the First Congregational Church with Lloyd Smith as vice president. First Baptist Church delegates Otis M. Bailey and Rev. Arthur W. Burdon attend the Warren Association meeting in Providence. Dog House Club hosted a lobster supper at Bay View Cafe with Salvatore Cavallaro as master of ceremonies. Wesley Armstrong Jr. and John N. Tuplin listed as senior class members at Tabor Academy Marion Mass with Armstrong on the football team.
The 1943 44 slate of officers for Hope Circle No 70 was re elected at a meeting in the K of C Hall. Johanna McClure was re elected regent and Helen Byrnes vice regent. Other officers include Lena McKenna past regent Eva Burke financial secretary and Marguerite Walsh treasurer. Installations planned for November. Donations approved to Salvation Army United War Fund and Bristol Buddy Bundles. Halloween party set for Oct 30 with committee chaired by Mary McHugh and Frances Horton.
The funeral for Carl Almeida was held at 8 15 from his Coggeshall avenue home with a high mass at 9 in St Elizabeths Church Rev Henrique Rocha officiating. Burial followed in St Marys Cemetery. He died Sunday morning four days before his twenty first birthday after a long illness. He was the son of Joseph and Sadie Almeida and left behind a brother Gerald and sister Eleanor, all of Bristol.
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