Omicron Nu Inaugurates Rhode Island Chapter at URI
Mrs. Nancy B. Hawkes of 1172 Hope Street among 16 charter members welcomed as the Alpha Mu Chapter of Omicron Nu national home economics honor society at the University of Rhode Island. Installation led by Dr Irma Gross of Michigan State College with URI faculty guiding the new chapter’s goals in scholarship leadership and research. Faculty members named include Dean Olga P. Brucher Ruth Tucker Elizabeth W. Crandall and Ethyl R. Grady. The Rhode Island chapter is the 35th and first since 1944.
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Nancy B. Hawkes
Hope Street
Omicron Nu
University of Rhode Island
RLU
Hawkes
State Social Welfare Department
Alpha Mu
Olga P. Brucher
Ruth Tucker
Elizabeth W. Crandall
Ethyl R. Grady
College of Home Economics
Rhode Island
Irma Gross
Department of Home Management and Child Development
Michigan State College
Twilight League Annual Banquet Honors Local Players
The Twilight League will hold its annual banquet on Monday October 22 at the Midway House. League secretary David Ferris announced trophies will be awarded to the championship team second place team top batter best pitcher and possibly all members of the champion squad.
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Twi-Light League
David Ferris
Ferris
Midway House
University Bound Eight Win Fisher Body Craftsman Scholarships
In Detroit at the Book Cadillac Hotel the Fisher Body Craftsman Guild awarded $20,000 in university scholarships to eight young craftsmen. Awards ranged from $1,000 to $4,000 for proficiency in design and construction of miniature roadster automobiles entered in the competition.
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Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild
Detroit
Mother's Club Hosts Successful Rummage Sale
The St Mary's Mothers' Club held a rummage sale last Friday at St Mary's auditorium. Co chairs Mrs Anthony Medeiros and Mrs Emile Ferrara thanked all who helped, with committee members named including Mrs William Manchester and others.
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St Mary’s
St. Mary's Auditorium
Anthony Medeiros
Emile Ferrara
William Manchester
Louis Sylvia
James Bernard
George Mello
J O Desilets
Thomas Pansa
Edward J Newbolt
Scout Notes Mohawk Patrol Wins Honor Flag at Bristol Troop Meeting
The Mohawk patrol won the honor flag at the First Bristol Troop meeting held in Scout Hall. Pioneer and Panthers tied for second. Plans were made for the R F Haffenreffer encampment at Mt Hope with Br iptol County District troops. Belmore led the program with patrol leaders Pinheiro Nas tri Mott a. New scouts Augustine Nunes Michael Tamburro Joseph Cardoza and John Almeida were sworn in during investiture.
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Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Scout Hall
Pioneer
Panthers
R. F. Haffenreffer
Bristol County
Mt. Hope
Richard K Belmore
Carlton Pinheiro
Anthony Nastri
Joseph Motta Belmore
U.S Navy
Augustine Nunes
Michael Tamburro
Joseph Cardoza
John Almeida
Tenderfoot Scouts
George R. Fish
Pioneer Patrol
Drum Corps Committee Set to Plan Future Projects
The Drum Corps Committee will meet tomorrow at 8 oclock to plan future projects for the junior drum corps and to coordinate with the women's auxiliary in preparing a testimonial to the corps season. Chairman Raymond A Sartini will lead the meeting. The Bristol Boy Scout Bugle and Drum Corps will meet tonight at Scout Hall for practice and instructions. Recruit buglers will gather from 630 to 730 pm, with the corps meeting at 730 pm and recruit drummers at 815 pm.
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Women’s Auxiliary
Raymond A Sartini
Bristol Boy Scout Bugle
Scout Hall
Colt High Faces North Kingstown at Guiteras Friday
Bristol Senior High School football hosts North Kingstown Friday at 2 p.m. on Guiteras Field. Coach Ralph Nash notes NK’s aerial threat after recent East Greenwich scares. Colt High drums up pass defense with light scrimmage and key linemen Enos Cabile Sousa and Amara at his side.
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North Kingstown
Guiteras Field
Frank Murgo
R I University
Springfield
Murgo
Bill Enos
Primo Cabile
Ray Sousa
Sousa
Caizzi
Amaral
Girl Scout Leaders Plan Training and Convention Travel
The Girls Scout Leaders Association met in the YMCA and announced a leaders training course at the Riverside House conducted by Mrs Charles Dennis with a session yesterday and another on October 22. They also invited leaders to attend the National Girl Scout Convention in Boston October 15 to 17.
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YMCA
Riverside Girl Scout House
Charles Dennis
Camp Hoffman
Boston
John Egan
Bluebell
Glamorous Star Marguerite Piazza In Providence October 27
Marguerite Piazza leads a double cast of grand opera stars at Veterans Memorial Auditorium Providence on Saturday night October 27 in Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci. The Rhode Island Opera Guild under Maestro Daniele Sciotti presents BATTAGLLINA Frigerio and Daisy Sciortino with Piazza headlining.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
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Pagliacci
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Giuseppe Battagllina
Milan
Italy
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The
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Connecticut
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Rhode Island
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Rhode Island teachers to hear Civic Education series at Brown
Rhode Island teachers across public private and parochial schools may enroll in the fourth semi annual lecture series titled Civic Education and American Democracy. The 10 lecture program runs Tuesdays from 430 to 545 pm at Metcalf Auditorium Brown University with tuition paid by the state and two semester hours of credit toward certificate renewal.
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Rhode Island
State Department of Education
Brown University
Metcalf Auditorium
Brown
Brown Graduate School to Offer Civic Education Series
Students may apply for semester credit through registrar Mildred E. Carlen. Registration hours run daily from 2 to 5 p.m. First talk on Oct 16 by Dr John J. Mahoney, Boston University emeritus professor and ex Harvard faculty member, now directing the Civic Education Project.
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Brown
Mildred E. Carlen
John J. Mahoney
School of Education
Boston University
Graduate School of Education
Harvard University
Civic Education
Buried Steel Pipelines Feed U.S. Oil Network
Roughly 60 million tons of steel pipelines are buried across the United States. These underground conduits carry oil gas and refined products to consumers nationwide, sustaining the energy infrastructure.
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United States
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