Women’s Guild Elect Committee Chairmen at St Mary’s
The Women’s Guild of St Mary’s Church selected year chairmen at their season opening meeting. Committees include ways and means Mrs Rohrman and Mrs Newbold, membership Mrs Wells, welfare Mrs Manchester, by laws Mrs Medeiros, hospitality Mrs Nerone and Mr Reynolds, scribe Mrs Grabert, sunshine Miss Callan, and program Mrs Tabor and Mr Scott. Plans for tonight’s party at 7 30 p.m. in the church auditorium were announced. co chairmen are Mrs Checko and Mrs Harvey. Members will receive Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Mass Sunday and meet at 7 45 a.m. in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Guild of
St. Mary’s Church
Ways
William Rohrman
Edward Newbold
Nelson Wells
William Manchester
Anthony Medeiros
Augustine Nerone
Jeremiah Reynolds
Bernard Grabert
Mary Callan
Warner Tabor
Felix Scott
Loretta Checko
Harold Harvey
Christmas Open House Planned By Garden Club
Bristol Garden Club announced a Christmas open house pilgrimage for December 12. Tours will feature homes of Mrs. Arthur Eastman Mrs. Henry Street and Mrs. Edward Leahy ending with tea at Mrs. Leahy's. Co chairs are Mrs Sebastian Bernard and Mrs Fred Palmer with a committee including Mrs Howard L House, Mrs Fred Bartlett and Mrs Eastman. Publicity is led by Mrs Raymond Makowsky and tea by Mrs Robert Rulon Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Garden Club
Hubert Holdsworth
Arthur Eastman
Henry Street
Edward Leahy
Leahy
Sebastian Bernard
Fred Palmer
Howard L. House
Fred Bartlett
Eastman
Bridge Slated Plans For a Bridge Oct 23
Eastern Star Order of Mt Hope Chapter held Monday night meeting in Thackery Hall in Thackery. Two new candidates were initiated. A penny social led by Mrs Agnes Loring and Mrs Louise Hill. Refreshments served by associate matron Mrs Mabel Remieres and Mrs Gene Mellie.
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Eastern Star
Order of Mt. Hope
Thackery Hall
Agnes Loring
Louise Hill
Mabel Remieres
Gene Mellie
Booster Night at Kickemuit Grange Tomorrow
The Kickemuit Grange will hold Booster Night tomorrow in the Grange Hall. A pot luck supper starts at 6 30 p m followed by the meeting. Open to all interested to join the Grange, with contact via Grange members. Supper committee includes Mrs Edith Chase Mrs Dorothy Primiano and Mrs Dorothy Constenson. Leon St Ours leads the program.
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Kickemuit Grange
Grange Hall
The
Grange
Edith Chase
Dorothy Primiano
Dorothy Constenson
Leon St. Ours
Homemakers Club Holds Sewing Meeting at Mrs Cabral Home
The Homemakers Club met Tuesday night at Mrs Earlé Cabral's home to fit and cut out patterns. The next meeting date will be announced. Mrs Joseph Bullock plans to attend the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield Massachusetts with a bus leaving Bay View Fire Station East Providence at 9 30 a.m.
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Homemakers Club
Earlé Cabral
Joseph Bullock
Springfield
Mass
Bay View Fire Station
East Providence
Bowen elected president of Kirke Homemakers group
Mrs Kenneth Bowen was elected president of the Kirke Homemakers group at a meeting held at Mrs Lawrence Dean's home on Wednesday night. Six new members attended their first meeting. Officers include Miss Ethel Peterson vice president Mrs Maurice Oswell secretary and Miss Ruth Peterson treasurer. Plans were made to obtain paint for painting chairs for the community house. The next meeting will be Wednesday Oct 10 at Mrs Bowens home with each member bringing a hand made article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Bowen
Kirkemult Homemakers Group
Lawrence Dean
Ethel Peterson
Maurice Oswell
Ruth Peterson
Daughters of Isabella to Elect Officers Monday Night
Hope Circle No 70 will elect a new slate of officers at its monthly meeting Monday night in the K of C Hall at 8 15 p m following the mission Nominees include chairman Mrs Marguerite Jordan and members Mrs Lor etta Conner Mrs Joanna McClure Mrs Anna Connors and Miss Carmella Russo Hostesses will be Mrs Sara Calandra and Mrs Louise DeLuca
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Hope Circle No. 70
Daughters of Isabella
K. of C. Hall
Marguerite Jordan
Loretta Conner
Joanna McClure
Anna Connors
Carmella Russo
Sara Calandra
Louise DeLuca
Ivy Guild Holds First Meeting at St Michael’s Church
The Ivy Guild of St Michael’s Church met for the first fall gathering at Holmes House on Tuesday night. Three Pascoal Camp attendees Carl Russo Joyce Leonard and Rosalind Mathewson led a panel on camp activities and religious aspects followed by a question and answer session. Refreshments were served by Lorraine Bradford Minnie Farrington and Ruth Graham.
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Ivy Guild
St Michael’s Church
Holmes House
Pascoal
Carl Russo
Joyce Leonard
Rosalind Mathewson
Guild
Lorraine Bradford
Minnie Farrington
Ruth Graham
Mrs. Morgan Speaks to Bristol Women's Club
Mrs. Alice Bell Morgan spoke to about 150 members and guests of the Bristol Women's Club in the DeWolf Room of the First Congregational Church, describing her experiences on The $64,000 Question. A social hour followed. hosts poured and the program was organized by several club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Women’s Club
Alice Bell Morgan
DeWolf
First Congregational Church
Kenneth Olson
Mary T. V. Alegria
Joseph Riccio
Mary’ Scanlon
Earl Q. Sturdevant
Charles Tappero
Joseph Velleca
Regina C. Farley
Brownie Girl Scout Schedules Announced
Local Brownie and Girl Scout meetings are listed by troop with dates, locations, and leaders. Brownies include troops 147 151 152 148 154 meeting Sept 17 24 18 19 28 at Rockwell First Baptist St Marys churches and other sites. Intermediates also listed with dates Sept 17 24 18 19 20 7 p.m. leaders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph DuPont
Rockwell School
Norman Rene
First Baptist Church
Charles Hodgson
William Head
St. Mary’s Church
Edward Mello
Frederick Connell
DeWolf Memorial Room
Joseph du Pont
St. Michael’s Parish House
Jesse Rebello
DeWolf Chapel
George Felix
DuPont
St. Michael’s
George Marchand
John Borges
Phone Change Sunday Bristolians To Direct Dial
A new era in telephone use begins Sunday at 3 a.m. direct distance dialing will connect Bristolians to destinations as far as Philadelphia and Boston. Station to station calls are permitted, but person to person calls still require the long distance operator. Calls to New York City and Philadelphia area require a code before the regular exchange.
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Boston
Vicinity
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York City
Philadelphia
Amicae Guild Holds Picnic and Meeting at Swanson Home
Amicae Guild members of the First Baptist Church enjoyed an outdoor picnic and meeting at Mrs Walter Swanson's home Monday evening. Mrs Henry Luther is arrangements chairman for a harvest supper by the Reba Rebekah Lodge on Thursday October 4 at the church.
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Amicae Guild
First Baptist Church
Walter Swanson
Henry Luther
Reba Rebekah Lodge
Century-old telephone calls and long distance use noted
The text mentions person to person calls, collect calls, appointment and enterprise calls, and that coin telephones continue to route through the long distance operator. It highlights evolving call methods and the central role of operators in long distance connections.
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Enterprise
Coin
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Women’ S Guild
Garden Club
Sunshine Oil Co
Mrs. Bowen
Mrs. Morgan
Mary Alice Marabello
Carmine Marabello
Hope Street
Truesdale Hospital School of Nursing
Bristol Senior High School
Brownie
Catler St
Warren
Narra. Elec. Co
Weybosset St
Providence Prov. Gas Co
Weybossett St
Providence
Newport Hospital
Friendship St
Newport
Bao
Sons OF Italy OF
R. I
R. I. Auditorium
Avery Piano Co
Dan Norton's
Pawt
MT. Hope Finishing CO
Spring ST. North Dighton
Standard Coil Products Co., Inc
A . Sporting Goods
Member
Federal Reserve System
Marsher Federal Deposit Incurence Corporation
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