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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1922
Page
4
The Winthrop Review is a weekly publication dated March 13 1919 and printed in Boston Massachusetts. It lists editor George H Kusskel publisher and offers subscriptions at two dollars per year with payment by checks.
The notice outlines that both the old and new address must be provided for a change of address and requires at least one week’s notice. It also states that copies of news items and advertisements should be in the Anads by Wednesday afternoon, with written communications including the sender’s name as a guarantee of good faith. It invites Winthrop news items of general interest from residents.
A brief advisory urges readers to submit news and advertisements early each week to ensure printing, emphasizing timely delivery and avoiding week-end delays.
The article argues fear as the root of sickness and trouble, praising Christian Science for eradicating fear through spiritual understanding. It contrasts material creation with God's spiritual creation, cites Jesus and Isaiah, and lauds Mary Baker Eddy for revealing the Christ in this age.
William J. Day, pastor, leads morning worship at 10 30. Bible School at 12. Y P C E at 7 30. Sermons by the pastor. Church prayer meeting Friday evening at 7 45.
Morning service features Prelude violin and organ anthem Arise Shine Invocation and sermon with choir and pastor. Evening service includes organ prelude and choir, with readings and solos. Regular choir aided by Rae Wilbur violinist Mr Troque tenor N E Willis bass and Brute Hobbs choirmaster.
The fourth Sunday in Advent and Christmas week schedule at St John’s Episcopal Church includes 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion and a 10:30 a.m. morning service with a sermon on The Christmas Mystery. Christmas Eve features a 4:00 p.m. carol service and Nativity Mystery Play, with extensive choral music and pageant. Christmas Day offers 8:00 a.m. Christmas Communion with St John’s Choir and Girl’s Choir, assisted by harp, organ, and soloists.
Rev. R. W. Savage is the pastor at the Hermon Street church corner of Hermon and School streets. Sunday service is held at 10 30 a. m. Minister listed with location and schedule.
Organist Mrs Maud Paradis and soloist Mr G B Allen of the Unity House Vesper Chorus Boston perform with the Sunday School session at 1145 am led by Rev Leonard Cushman superintendent. Men's Class follows Sunday School in the church parlor. Minister available 9 to 12 mornings except Mondays. Church telephone Ocean 886 M.
First Methodist Episcopal Church led by Pastor John L. Ivey and First Church of Christ Scientist at Wadsworth Hall Winthrop Center announce Sunday services at 10 45 oclock with a Jesson sermon Christ Jesus and Sunday School for under two. A testimonial meeting occurs Wednesdays at 8 P M and a free public reading room is open at 216 Winthrop Street Wadsworth Block.
Temple Tiffereth Israel lists daily services at 7 a m with Friday sunset special services and Saturday 8 a m services. The notice names Shirley at Winthrop and provides locations and times for regular worship.
Rev. John H Griffin pastor Winthrop Street Rev. John J O'Brien assistant Masses at 7 8 30 10 16 and 11 30 children urged to attend 8 30 Sunday School follows Daily Tass at 6 45 and 7 15 A M
Church notices list Sunday activities at Union Congregational in Winthrop and Union Church at Col Shirley Street and Pebble Avenue. Morning service at 10 45 with sermon Good Will Toward Men by Rev Thomas Street. other classes and a 4 pm Christmas service and pay. Telephone Ocean 1878 W provided.
A sermon titled The Christ of Prophecy by Rev. Thomas Street will be presented with the address Born in a Manger. There will be no evening service.
Mrs Nellie DeNeill Gibbons died at her home 75 Buchanan Street last Friday. She was wife of real estate dealer William H. Gibbons and formerly ran a shoe business in Wadsworth Block. A Randolph native and Notre Dame Academy alumna, she lived in Winthrop about 14 years. Funeral Mass was held Tuesday at her church of girlhood and marriage with interment in St Mary’s Cemetery Randolph. She is survived by her husband and sister Mrs John O Neil of Holbrook.
A ready made philosopher declares republics ungrateful while Senator Sorghum counters that republics are never fully grateful, often mistaking a perceived intellectual treasure for a cold brick in government. The exchange frames distrust of political systems and the search for value in governance.
A method to revive a black silk umbrella uses strong tea to restore color and sugar to stiffen the fabric. Apply tea to the fabric to darken and set the color, then let it dry to achieve a firmer texture.
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