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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1919
Page
8
Mannette, a French bride, enters a stern Yankee mansion after Billy brings her home. Hite siblings Arthur and Grace balk at the match, viewing their clan’s Mayflower lineage as superior. Mannette endures cold welcomes and cultural clues as she resolves to fit into the ancestral mansion.
Instructions for submitting weekly short stories specify numbering pages writing full name and address, delivering to Mrs. Stone by Wednesday, no return of rejected manuscripts without return postage, residents of Winthrop only, and send to Mrs. Gregory E. Stone at 173 Grover av Winthrop.
A young woman endures a dark veiled stay at Billy’s house forced to wear a lavish black gown for a dinner with Mrs. Davis. She flees the next day, reclaiming her dignity, then sails on a French liner with a hopeful reunion on the horizon.
A man persuades a woman to stay by declaring himself her husband and bond, insisting she cannot leave. He asserts they are inseparable, and the narrator notes Billy believes this is the right course of action.
It notes difficulty in locating all original members addresses and issues a public invitation to all former members of the organization to respond.
Daily services at Shirley street Winthrop are announced. A special service is planned on Friday at sunset. The notice provides timings and location for worship and gatherings.
A brief notice directs callers to use the Review Phone Win number throp 1147 for inquiries.
The message notes Cherh Behoot will preach at 8 AM and again in the evening on 7.20. It mentions a church at 1650 AM and a plan for the day without further details.
Hermon Gate near Ingalls Station lists William J. Day as pastor. Morning worship at 16.30 with a sermon by the pastor, Bible class at 615, evening evangelistic service at 7.30 with preaching by the pastor, and Friday church devotional meeting at 7.45.
Mary White Mullen Concert Co will perform at Elks Hall on Saturday December 13 with Miss Mallen sharing overseas experiences. Helen Nahler will present a pianologue, Elizabeth Lobbell will perform cello, and Edna Frances Simmons Women’s Jazz orchestra will play for dancing after the concert. Tickets are 55 cents including tax. show opens 7 PM, concert at 8 PM.
Union Congregational Church Tewkebury Street Winthrop announces Church School at 9 30 A M Morning Service at 1046 A M Benefit Service at 7 30 P M Wednesday evening service 746 P M Ladies Aid Society and dd Thursdays each month at 2 P M
The Union Church of Ghriet at Pebble Ave and Shirley Street announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. and church service at 11 a.m led by Rev. Louis Hudson.
The notice lists Sunday services at 10 45 with lesson subject God being. A free public reading room operates at 216 Winthrop Street with daily hours 2 to 5 p m and additional evening times on Monday and Saturday 7 to 9 and Wednesday 7 30 to 8 and 9 to 9 30. All welcome.
Hermon Street church announces Sunday 10 45 a.m. service and 12 noon Sunday School led by Rev R W Gavage. Mrs Maud Paradisian is organist and Miss Marian Lowd soprano. Minister Available daily except Mondays between Sand 124 and 124 m. Free pews.
The notice lists church services for Union Congregational Church including a morning service at 10 45 a m a men s class at 12 10 p m an evening service at 7 30 p m and a Wednesday evening service at 7 45 p m.
The notice states no ad by phone for The Winthrop Review and requests mailed submissions with payment as early in the week as possible.
At Winthrop Street St John the Evangelist announces masses at 7, 8 45, 10 15 and 11 30 with children urged to attend the 8 45 mass Sunday School follows. Daily mass at 6 45 and 7 15 A M with pastors Rev John H Griffin and Rev John J O'Brien.
The Advent schedule lists Holy Communion at 8 00 A M and services at 10 30 A M 7 30 P M with a 9 30 A M and 10 30 A M church school. Rev Charles Betticher speaks in St Johns three times on Sunday with music by a quartet and a later talk The End of the Trail. Junior League Epworth League and a Friday talk on Righteousness conclude the program Miss Ludgate expected tonight.
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