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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1925
Page
4
The notice states that when two change of address requests are made both the new and old addresses must be provided and a one week lead time is required before changes take effect. The instruction emphasizes proper filing to ensure mail rerouting occurs without delay.
To ensure publication, please send all news and advertisements early each week rather than waiting until late. Submit promptly to avoid omissions or delays in the next edition.
A Winthrop newspaper column features Old Timer and Bill discussing Ma Ferguson and women in politics, home life, school sports, Christmas spirit, and patriotism. They praise football wins, youth programs, and the Boston Post Santa Claus fund, urging focus on knowledge and civic effort.
The article extols Ham's Candies for refined taste and memorable gifts. It notes candy is packaged in boxes baskets chests and tins and that they can be shipped anywhere.
On January 8 the first of the evening meetings will be held at the home of president Mrs. Anna Woods. These sessions accommodate members who cannot attend afternoon meetings.
Miss Dorothy N. Pilling daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred J Pilling of Buchanan has returned home for the holiday and is now in Washington in the office of General Patrick U3.
Daily services at 7 a m and special Friday sunset service. Saturday 8 a m service observed at Shirley St Winthrop location.
Rev. Martin E. Van deMark, pastor, leads Sunday services at Winthrop Beach with 9:30 Sunday School hours for Primary and Junior departments, 10:45 morning worship and sermon, 12:10 Sunday School Intermediate classes and Men's Class, 5:30 Junior Christian Endeavor, 6:15 seniors meet, and 7:30 evening worship with sermon.
Point Shirley church invites all to a community church service and Sunday school. Church School begins at 11 each Sunday morning with classes for all ages, followed by a preaching service at 7 30 Sunday evening.
St John the Evangelist on Winthrop Street lists Masses at 7 then 8 30 10 15 and 11 30 with a note that children should attend the 8 30 mass. Daily mass at 6 45 and 7 30. First Friday mass at 5 30 and 7 30 with Holy Hour 7 45 to 8 45.
Rev William J Day leads services at First Baptist Church Hermon Street Morning worship at 10 30 Bible school at 12 00 Christian Endeavor at 6 15 Evening worship at 7 30 and a church prayer meeting Friday evening at 7 45
Metcalf Square church presents Rev. C Oscar Ford D D pastor with a Sunday schedule including 10 30 am sermon The Power of the Unseen 730 pm The Man You Ought to Know 930 am Primary and Kindergarten Sunday School 1030 Worship sermon noon Sunday School 630 Epworth League 730 pm sermon Friday 800 pm prayer service at First Church of Winthrop Metcalf Square
The First Unitarian Church schedules Sunday worship at 10 45 with Sunday school at noon and a 730 Bible guild meeting led by Rev. Cushman. The First Church of Christ Scientist offers 1045 services and youth Sunday school with a Wednesday testimonial meeting. St John’s Episcopal lists 8 am Holy Communion and 1045 morning service with rector and organist, plus Sunday school divisions at 930 and 1046.
The piece contrasts extravagant and economical women and argues for balance. It notes how luxury tastes and budget demands shape behavior whether visiting high priced haunts or modest eateries. It endorses adaptable sophistication and practical planning for busy suburban housewives.
At the Beach Station December 11 and 12 an afternoon and evening fundraiser will offer items suitable for Christmas gifts plus fancy work and food to support furnishing the children’s ward of the new Community Hospital. Proceeds support hospital needs and holiday comfort for young patients.
Mary Elizabeth Irwin of Winthrop died in Turlock California on December 2 in her 73rd year. Funeral arrangements to be announced later by Mr and Mrs Charles R Bennison undertakers of Winthrop Street.
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