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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1932
Page
4
Morning worship at 10 30 led by Rev Herman Watsen D D sermon topic Sharing the Cross. Church School at noon J O Y Chapter meets at 6 30 P M in the vestry led by Bertram Bullock Jr Evening service to be omitted.
Rev. Herbert D Graetz to lead 1030 A M worship. Church School at noon led by Robert F Munro. Men’s Union at noon. Junior Christian Endeavor at 530 P M. Alpha Chapter CF at 6 30 P M. Evening service at 7 30 P M. Miss Hazel Nettleton oversees the activities.
Our Lady of AIT Carmel Church lists Joseph Sarzana as Acting Pastor. Mass times are 7 30 a m on weekdays and 8 10 a m on Sundays.
An evening event at 7 30 PM features Pastor Manuel Narns giving a sermon at the parish church. A brief gathering follows, with attendees invited to reflect in the candlelit space.
Rev. Thomas J. Gillan presides at St Marys Church with Masses at 7 30 9 and 10 30 in the church schedule.
The parish led by Rector Rev A R Parshley holds 8 AM Holy Communion 9 30 AM Church School and 10 45 AM Morning Prayer and sermon on the 21st Sunday after Trinity.
Rev W C Darby pastors the State Street M E Church with morning worship at 1030 AM noon Sunday school and 7 PM evening service on the same day.
Rev Nelson Kellogg presides with an 8:00 mass, a 10:45 mass and sermon, and a 7:30 p.m. evensong. Services listed reflect church timetable for Trinity Church with rector in charge.
John P Foxy Marshall was re elected president of the Olympian Club at its annual meeting held Wednesday evening at the MC The club also named Frederick W Marz as president secretary treasurer Michael Pasquarelli George S Pailthorpe and an executive committee Joseph Perry Anthony Sousa Anthony Da Ponte Richard Mott and William Furtado were added to leadership A total of 16 new members were admitted and plans for a new football team drew interest The club enters its 13th year and was first organized by Mr Pailthorpe as the Employed Boys Club Chowder and other refreshments were served after the meeting by the social committee chaired by Joseph Perry
In a pivotal scene a star returns to the fold choosing between a glamorous film career and becoming the foster father to a dead friend's 12 year old son. The choice drives a whimsical, dramatic turn as Stuart Walker frames a strong cast including Claudette Colbert and George Meeker with Selena Royle and Robert Strange in supporting parts.
The program features Vianice Gibson as a hard boiled nightclub proprietress opposite the husky Bancroft with Charles Starrett James Gleason Joyce Compton and John Wayne on the bill. A Friday night and Saturday show includes Marion Louise Palmer in Kidde Revue with twelve kids and a plot about a jilted lover and a staged proposal ending in abduction and emotional peril.
The Columbus Day program featured two one act plays and singing at Meritage stations. Vincent Santo served as announcer and Michael Marge as stage manager. Characters included Columbus and Isabella with scenes set in a palace and an office.
In a staged reading of A Real Man the cast includes Nicholas Nenna, Joseph Puniello Sousa, Henry Hambrick and Esther Bucolo with Emma Atkinson Bertha Sparks and Jean Sparks. The schoolroom scene ends with a chorus singing America led by announcer Vincent Santo and stage manager Michael Murge.
Carl W Hattenetter and Senator Joseph Kinder will participate in the first annual air pageant at the State airport in Flillsgrove. The event aims to be the largest aviation spectacle in the country with precision fixing contests and speed races. World fliers like Capt Al Williams and Jimmie Wedell are expected to attend, along with Major A P de Seversky, under the State Aviation Commission chaired by Senator Bodell.
Miss Ye aon L McLane of 29 East 29th Street New York marries Edward K Perry of this town in St Stephen's Church New York City The ceremony was by Rev Fr Hart with a nuptial high mass The couple will reside here where Perry is manager of the Hotel Belvedere
The Bristol Chapter held its regular monthly meeting at Memorial Hall with Regent presiding. Officers elected for a one year term include Regent Mrs Edward G Easterbrooks, vice regent Mrs Charles A Johnson, secretary Mrs Edward I Brownell, treasurer Mrs George H F Stanton, registrar Mrs Fred Dixon, historian Miss Anna B Manchester, and auditor Mrs Lewis B Waldron.
Mrs H H Cabot held a bridge tea last Thursday afternoon at her Hope Street residence. Five tables were filled for bridge whist with a long list of notable attendees including Mrs Herbert M Howe, Mrs Frank Lowe, Miss Minnie Perry of New York, Miss Helena Case, Mrs Edwin A Barrows, Miss Julia Herreshoff, Miss Margorie Van Wickle, Miss Amy Hayes, Miss Frelin Bache, and Miss Lavinia Hodgkinson among others.
Floyd Huestis departed yesterday by car for a hunting expedition in Maine and plans to be away for several weeks.
Ezra Dixon Jr and his sister Miss Fern Dixon have just returned to New York after a three month European tour. They are joined by Miss Annie Morton of England, staying with Miss Dixon at her Constitution Street home.
The Bristol unit announces its inaugural practice tonight led by BernardéJ Foles while Bernard No Turner also directs. Owen Morris and Carrington P Slade are drawn as petit jurors in the Superior Court at Providence.
Three members of the Bristol Democratic Town Committee took a ride with an amateur driver when the steering failed and the car careened into a ditch. They abandoned the vehicle, then pushed the heavy machine back to its home location.
A reward of 500 dollars is offered for information leading to the arrest of the person who stole a bicycle Monday night from in front of the YMCTA building. Octave LeClair reports the incident and requests help from the public.
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