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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1922
Page
17
The Emerson College senior class will open commencement exercises with a baccalaureate service Sunday at Mount Vernon Church. The Rev. Mr. Lovett, pastor, will lead the service.
A sermon titled Perils of Wisdom will be preached with all visitors welcome. The annual commencement is planned for Jordan Hall next Tuesday evening. In London, fashionable women pursue henna baths to achieve olive tones of skin.
Richard Harding Davis delivers another remarkable short story titled The Men of Zanzibar to be serialized in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
Dr. E J Foster Eddy aged 75 and adopted by Mrs Eddy in 1888 testified as a witness for the directors in the Dittemore suit to reinstate him as a director of the First Church of Christ Scientist. He said a church existed before September 1 1892 when the trust deed was executed.
Dr Eddy testified Stephen A Chase served as treasurer of a preexisting church group described as a voluntary association of Mrs Eddy's followers. The 1892 incorporation vote and director election were questioned, with cross examination focusing on whether a formal church existed before September 23 1892.
Eleven teachers in Winchester public schools face nonrenewal for the coming year. Six have no recourse while five may request reasons and a hearing under tenure rules. Edward R. Thompson, longtime high school principal, is named among those slated to depart. Superintendent John R. Fausey declined to discuss the matter.
Judge Wallace McCamant of Portland Oregon, who nominated Calvin Coolidge at the last Republican National convention, will be the guest of the Boston Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution. Plans for Amherst Night at the Pops are being made by F. K. Kretschmar, president of the Alumni Association of Amherst of Boston.
The Department of Agriculture forecasts this year’s winter wheat at 534,793,000 bushels with a May 1 condition of 83.5 percent and 38,131,000 acres unharvested. Rye production at 79,162,000 bushels with 91.7 percent condition. hay at 103,579,000 tons with 90.1 percent condition and 74,345,000 acres. May 1 farm stocks 10,792,000 tons. Pasture condition 84.5. Spring plowing 63.5 percent complete. Spring planting 63.6 percent complete.
Vaudeville comedian Lillian Shaw testified in Chicago divorce court that she married John Goldstein of San Francisco on February 5 and endured six weeks of domestic abuse before seeking a decree from Judge Sabath. The judge indicated he would grant the divorce.
Bishop William T. Manning told the 139th convention of the Episcopal diocese of New York that he does not deem moderating alcohol a sin yet supports enforced prohibition. He argued citizens may differ on the principle but believes prohibition improves health and society. A Baker’s vanilla ad ends the piece.
The catalog lists feather weight raincoats of cotton fabric treated with oil, wind and water proof, rollable for travel, with models for men women misses and children. Also gardening sets priced 1.00 on the third floor Annex and grub stake camping gear at 3.50 on the second floor Annex. A black enamel running board case offers an outdoor dining outfit for six at 55.00 on the Annex.
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