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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1919
Page
8
Church notices call the Review Phone Win throp 1147. Cor Pebble av and Girigy ot. Rev Leute Me ees, Pastor. Sunday Gehoel Wa me Cherch de vin lla.
The First Church of Christ offers Sunday School for youths under 30 and a weekly Testicestal meeting at FP. A free public reading is held at 216 Winthrop St Waedeworth Block daily 2 to 5 PM and Monday and Saturday evenings 7 to 8. Wednesday evening hours 7.38 to 9.98. All welcome.
A church service begins with singing and a sermon followed by the administration of the Captiam ordinance. The presential committee will convene at 6:45. Ghardi devotional meeting is scheduled for Friday evening.
Sunday morning service at 10 45 with Sunday School at noon at Hermon Street church. Mrs Maud Paradis Lana organist Miss Marian Lowd soprano. Minister Bev RW Savage will be at the church daily except Mondays between 9 and 134 m. Telephone Winthrop 886M. Free pews.
The piece lists holiday services at St John the Evangelist Winthrop Street and St John’s Episcopal Church Bowdoin and Gackanan Streets. It notes Mass times, Holy Communion, Christmas Carol services, Watch Night service from 11 p m to 12 65 a m, and choir performances led by Eugene P Whittier with a 30-voice choir.
The Union Congregational Church at Tewkesbury Street Winthrop Mass begins a Sunday evening illustrated talk series starting December 28 1919 led by Rev Ralph J Haughton with topics including The Story of the Other Wise Man Famous Hymns and In His Steps. Sessions use colored slides and an electric lantern and begin at 730 PM. Also St Johns Episcopal Parish opens its Parish House for New Years Eve events with multiple children's parties and a Watch Night Service from 11 PM to 1 AM. Elizabeth N Allen daughter of Charles H Allen performed harp selections at St Johns on Christmas Eve and Day with Whittier accompanying. pieces included Holy Night Song Without Words Berceuse Largo from New World Symphony.
The Union Congregational Church on Tewkebury Street led by Rev. Ralph J. Haughton offers morning service at 10:45 with a sermon The Appeal and Obligation of Love. Evening service at 7:30 introduces a series of picture sermons plus Bible class at 12:10. Watchnight service at 11 with Rev. Dr. George A. Gordon assisting.
Metcalf Square church presents morning worship at 10 30 led by Pastor Charles Otto with a quartet and violinist. Edward W. Day assists. The program repeats Christmas music and includes Mr Otto speaking on Closing the Account. Church School at twelve, Junior League at 3 30, Epworth League at 6 30 and Friday prayer service at 8 PM.
Sunday evening December 28 a chorus of 40 voices with soloists will render the Christmas Cantata The Christ mas King by Prof. Fred Halton It contains twelve numbers opening with John the Baptist’s Prepare ye the way of the Lord and following the Bethlehem story to the conquering Christ O Worship the King All Glorious Above Mrs Allen assists with violin and lighting effects add to the interpretation
Temple Tiffereth Israel in Shirley Street Winthrop conducts daily services at 7 a.m. Special services are held Friday at sunset and Saturday at 8 a.m.
William J. Day is pastor at Hermon Street near Ingalls Station. Morning worship at 10.28 with Bible School at noon and YPS(C)E at 6:15 in the afternoon. Evening worship also listed.
Public invited to free lecture on Christian Science at Winthrop Theatre Winthrop Centre Sunday afternoon December 28 at 3 30 by William D Kilpatrick C S member of the Board of Lectureship First Church of Christ Scientist Boston A full report will appear in the Review of January 3.
In Winthrop a display next to the Winthrop Trust building showcases many photographs. Godfrey's Studio features a large collection of baby and soldier pictures, more than any other local spot.
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