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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1952
Page
2
A labor policy critique argues that government officials must be impartial in labor disputes rather than siding with one side. It warns that official bias against workers undermines fair play, balance between interests, and democratic government. The piece stresses government as an umpire to prevent rights destruction and preserve national welfare.
Mr and Mrs John A Ruggeiro announce the birth of a daughter at Longwood Hospital Boston to John S Ruggeiro of Revere Massachusetts and Virginia Lucibella of Boston. Mrs Samuel J Steen thanks Trinity Church for Harvest Festival gifts of groceries and produce. American Legion Kear ney Post 6 and Auxiliary plan their District Two meeting in Portsmouth. Scout Roundtable in Bristol to discuss a mountain trip for first class scouts and leaders. Wallace Frederick Guy Harris of Bristol visits and chats with Town Clerk John W Church. Bristol Aerie 963 Fraternal Order of Eagles to meet in GAR Hall. Mr and Mrs Manuel Lindo announce a daughter Marilyn Jane born at Lying-In Providence. Mrs Lindo former Anne Ramos. Bristol Highlands Unit Republican Women meet at J Tuplin home due to illness. Mrs Marion F Yatman to speak. Vincent M Securo and Lydia Sousa announce a son Vincent Michael born at Lying-In Providence. Children of Bristol Narrows host a penny party for a Halloween event. Local fire crews respond to a fire in a Carr Mfg Corp auto truck. little damage. Bristol Council of Home Demonstration meets at Hope Street. chair covering and upholstery discussed. Py ramids of Charity Women’s Club fall meeting at Mrs Vasta L Ruggeiro’s 97 Bradford Street for Christmas fund plans.
The St Marys Appeal Committee formed at a Tuesday eve meeting in St Marys Auditorium organized the annual Parish Appeal. Reverend Charles C Curran presided and named Frederick Goff as chairman. Team Captains and workers were appointed with districts assigned.
The funeral of Mrs Helen A Hill of 72 Union Street who died Sunday was held yesterday from C M Connery Funeral Home with a high requiem mass at St Marys Church celebrated by Rev Clyde J Walsh. Bearers from Bristol were Ralph G McCaw George F Marshall Charles V Benson Harry Kebrek Vernon A Gray and Jan Walker of Swansea attended.
A calendar of community fundraisers and socials lists events from October 16 to November 6 at local venues. Activities include rummage and food sales, cake and harvest dinners, a Texas Hoe-Down, penny social, bridge games, fashion show, and a luncheon hosted by church and civic groups such as St Michael's, Mt Carmel Mothers Club, Women's Guild, and Trinity Women's Guild.
Miss Dorothy M. Foster former Bristol telephone exchange chief operator received a surprise luncheon at the Hearthstone Seekonk on October 8 from District Two N E Telephone and Telegraph Co co workers. Gifts included lingerie a purse money autographed rolling pin and a pink carnation corsage.
Tropical fish aquatic plants and heaters offered at Driftwood Aquarium 85 Central Ave Pawtucket RI. Open evenings and weekends with Saturday and Sunday hours. For local shoppers seeking aquarium gear.
The Kingsmen drum and bugle corps invites boys aged 11 to 14 to interview for snare drum lessons and recruitment next Tuesday to Thursday evenings at Scout Hall from 6:30 to 7:30. Experienced trampet players may also apply. George R. Fish, manager, aims to boost active membership to fifty and mark the corps fortieth anniversary next March.
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