Winthrop Woman's Club Christmas Meeting Highlights
The Winthrop Woman's Club held a Christmas themed meeting at Elk's Hall on Dec 17 with a lit tree and Creche loaned by Edith Winifred Fisher. Guests enjoyed carols, a two-artist program by Antonio De Fazio and Mary Nevery, and a concluding performance of O Come All Ye Faithful.
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Elk’s Hall
Winthrop Woman's Club
Edith Winifred Fisher
Boylston St
Boston
Joseph A. Kuebler
Wendell A. Hodgkins
Howard D. Snow
Henry E. Keough
Harry D. Hamilton
George W. Britt
Samuel S. Close
Dorothy Harding. Fuller
Little Theatre of
Brockton
Hodgkins
U. S
Mary Nevery
Antonio de Fazio
Gladys Ondricek
Levy
Monti
Rita Breaultt
Mrs. Snow
Ernest F. Pierce
Christmas Lesson-Sermon in Winthrop Churches of Christ Scientist
The weekly Christian Science Lesson-Sermon to be read in Winthrop churches on Sunday December 26 centers on the Golden Text from Isaiah 55 and Romans 15 4. It quotes Mary Baker Eddy in Science and Health about spiritual intuitions guiding the traveller from night toward day.
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Christian Science
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Messiah to Be Sung at First Church Winthrop
Handel's Messiah will be performed this Sunday December 26 at 4 30 p m in First Church of Winthrop M E A large chorus directed by Carle W Malley will be joined by tenor Robert Gerling soprano Olive Appleton and bass Harry Newcombe noted soloists from the Handel and Haydn Society The program features John Charles Thomas in Elijah and Mrs Newcombe in spring engagements The contralto Clara Beal appears as soloist and is active in church and concert work The oratorio recounts the Christmas story and the public is invited to be seated before the 4 30 pm vespers procession
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Handel
Winthrop
M. E
Carle
W. Malley
Robert Gerling
Handel and Haydn Society
Mendelssohn
Elijah
John Charles Thomas
Sym
Phony Hall
Olive Appleton
Harry Newcombe
Winthrop School Committee Hails Park Board and Police on Thanksgiving Game
The Winthrop School Committee unanimously voted to thank the Board of Park Commissioners for Miller Field development and crowd control during the Thanksgiving Day game. They also praised the Police Department for handling the crowd efficiently. Schools close December 23 at 11:30 and reopen January 3 1938. Evening School ends December 16 and resumes January 4 1938 with new pupils admitted in high school and Americanization class.
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Board of Park Commissioners
Miller Field
Police Department
Quest and Question Club Meets for Christmas Program
The Quest and Question Club met December 16 at President Mrs Jesse F Dolloff’s home. Refreshments were served before a two o'clock meeting with Scriptural reading and flag salutes. Mrs Fred S Davis chaired the drama committee and Mrs Harry D Hamilton spoke on Star Gazing while a lively questionnaire followed. Santa visited at the close with gifts for 36 present. Festive colors and lights added holiday cheer.
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Quest and Question Club
Jesse F. Dol
Fred S. Davis
Harry D. Hamilton
Santa
St Johns Episcopal Church Service and Nativity Scenes
At St John s Episcopal Church in Richmond Virginia the rector Ralph M Harper leads Holy Communion at 8 a m and a morning service with sermon at 10 45 a m The church school includes Grammar Junior and Senior High and a Kindergarten The congregation will visit the Parish House after the 10 45 a m service to view the Nativity Scenes of the little children Richmond Virginia is described as Modern Rome occupying seven hills.
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Ralph M. Harper
Local boxing thrills and baseball notes from the era
In California two entrants fail to win titles at the Garden while Henry Mobely and Joe Baynes claim divisional honors. The piece also recalls 1937 AL pitching records highlighting Wes Ferrell Newsom relations, the Yawkey Yawners, and Mose Grove's top showing with 17 wins and nine losses among Red Sox pitchers.
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New England
Garden
California
Florida
Pacific Ocean
Sunshine State
Henry Mobely
Los Angeles
Larry
Milwaukee
Chatman
Joe Baynes
Susie Q
Brooklyn
Harlem
Wesley Ferrell
Washington
Newsom
St. Louie
Yawkey Yawners
Ferrell
Griffith Stadium
F. B
Bosmick
Boston Pitching Struggles Highlight Fenway Woes
The piece notes fading form from pitchers Ostermuller Grove and Wilson and a string of injuries. It laments ineffectiveness last season as Fenway batters averaged five runs per game and hopes for young talent from the champion Little Rock club to rejuvenate Boston.
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Fritz Ostermueller
Grove
Wilson
Boston
Little Rock
Coal for 4 000 Years
The United States is estimated to have coal enough in the ground to last four thousand years according to a projection. Experts indicate vast reserves may sustain future energy needs and industrial demands.
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United States
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Somerset Ave
Suffolk Coal CO
Border St
East
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ST. John’s Episcopal Church
Bowdoin and
Buchanan Sts
Richmond
Rome
Richmond, Va
By Bob McGarigle
Piscopo Liquor Store, Inc
Orient Heights
Cameo Brand
Sherry
Muscatel
Chapin’s
Royal Lisbon
Jessie Moore
Dexter Club
Portsbray Ale
SILEX
Thift
Compan
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Coe Revere
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