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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1929

Page

5

Winthrop Woman's Club Plans Budget and Events

The club approved a three fold plan to meet this year's quota and held a December 20 program at Ellis Hall. Carols led by Ruth Hanmer with Georgie W. Hodge at the piano preceded a pageant The Shepherds by Marshall N. Gould performed by Academy of Speech Arts students under Maud Gatchell Hicks.

Ellis’ Hall Woman's Club General Federation Ruth Hanmer Georgie W. Hodge Maud Gatchell Hicks Osborne Hall Helen Davis American Home Committee Hood Adele Hoes Lee Leland Powers School Drew Helen F. Gardner

Baraca and Philathea Class Hold Christmas Social

The Baraca and Philathea Classes of the First Baptist Church held their annual social in the church vestry on Tuesday evening December 17. They enjoyed games, one act plays including When I Was Young by the Philatheas, Arthur Nickerson played two piano solos, and refreshments were served.

Baraca Philathea First Baptist Church Arthur Nickerson

Nativity Pageant Shines at Unitarian Church

The R. W. Savage Guild presented The Nativity on Sunday December 22 at 4 oclock. Participants included Norma Leonard as the angel Jeanie Ballou as Mary Elmer Vasquez as Joseph Willard Ingalls John Gould as the shepherds Wiley Moulton Richard Steward Chester Ballou as the Magi Gladys Ballou Ruth Leonard as candle bearers soloist Miss Georgeanna Gearhart and organ by Clyda Moulton Lighting by Mr Gould representing day and evening.

R. W. Savage Guild Norma Leonard Jeanie Ballou Mary Mother of Jesus Elmer Vasquez Joseph Willard Ingalls John Gould Wiley Moulton Richard Steward Chester Ballou Gladys Ballou Ruth Leonard Georgeanna Gearhart Clyda Moulton Mr. Gould

Christmas Party Of Winthrop Young Woman's Club

The Young Woman's Club of Winthrop held its Christmas party on Thursday December 19 at St John Parish House. Miss Gladys Johnson led The Nativity cast with club members supported by Mrs Dorothy Hetherington on piano Mrs Pauline Smith on cello and Mrs Beatrice Benson on violin. Mr Harold Lindergreen directed. Santa brought gifts for members and Santa’s son delivered candy as host Mrs Helen Verny served ice cream and cake, in a festive closing that attendees praised as a complete success.

Young Woman's Club of Winthrop St. John’s Parish House Jennings Gladys Johnson Dorothy Hetherington Pauline Smith Beatrice Benson Harold Lindergreen Helen Verney Santa Claus Santa Bartlett Parkway John P. Shea Choral Club St John’s Hall St. John’s Hall Alfred Harris William Coffey Albert E. Keleher Thomas Welch Wallace Pratt Edith M. Christopher Mary Lane Church of St. John the Evangelist Ruth Harvey Albert Welch Gilgan Louis Enos Thomas Fielding

Burnside Class Christmas Gathering and Program

December Burnside Class meeting at 55 Court Road hosted by Mrs. Eugene A. Snow featured carols and a reading with tableaux and pantomime. Roles included New Year by Mrs. Snow and Christmas by Miss Nellie Bacon, with gifts from Santa and refreshments served. Secretary Ida G. Whittle.

Burnside Eugene A. Snow Court Road Eugene Snow Annie Campbell Flora Clarke Amy Nelson Nellie Bacon Mabel Hollingsworth Pacar Cp Perth Gertrude Sekarck Maeason Santa Claus Ida G. Whittle

Plans for Camp Officers Installation in January

Plans are nearly complete for the installation of officers at the Camp in January. The ceremony will be private for members of the Ladies Auxiliary and invited guests from local military groups and nearby camps. The Camp, formed less than six months ago, has grown in membership and earned respect from other camps and Department officials. Comrades Anderson and O Leary are on the sick list. members are asked to visit. Tentative plans include a bridge and a larger event after Lent to center on a Spanish War theme.

Geo. H. Russell Joseph L. Anderson Main Street Francis L O'Leary

Winthrop Catholic Woman's Club Christmas Meeting

The Winthrop Catholic Woman's Club held a January meeting with reports from officers and announcements for January events. A one act pantomime, cooking and lecture classes, and a choral club gathering were scheduled. Santa distributed gifts to 35 charter members as the evening closed.

Raisin Cake and Christmas Pudding Recipes From Old Times

The article recalls sugar scarcity and the shift to raisins and dried fruit in cakes. It presents an old fashioned raisin Christmas cake recipe with flour butter sugar currants raisins mixed peel almonds eggs and milk and a Christmas pudding recipe with bread crumbs suet currants raisins almonds peel and spices boiled in a mould.

Church Calendar Details for December 31

Rector Ralph M. Harper conducts Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. Eugene P. Whittier serves as organist and choirmaster. Morning service at 4:45 p.m. with sermon by the Rector. 4:00 p.m. Carol Service and Nativity pageant. Watch Night service follows at 11:00 p.m. on Tuesday, December 31.

Ralph M. Harper Eugene P. Whittier

Sermon at Unitarian Church on What to Do With the Old Year

Worship service next Sunday morning at the Unitarian Church will be for the Old Year. Rev. F. R. Gale will deliver a sermon titled What Shall We Do With the Old Year.

Unitarian Church F. R. Gale

First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcoal Schedule

Rev C Oscar Ford presides with sermons The Day After Christmas and Just Another Year at 11:30 7:30 worship Epworth League 6 15 Evening Church School 10 30 to 1 30 Watch Night Service Tuesday 9 to 12 Organ Recital and Concert at 10 Epworth League Social and Refreshments 11 Sermon Consecration All Services in Unitarian Church

C. Oscar Ford D.D Epworth League Unitarian Church

Famous Bachelors Walt Whitman Phillips Brooks Whittier

Noted literary figures Walt Whitman Phillips Brooks and John Greenleaf Whittier are described as bachelors in a contemporary reference. The claim positions these three authors as enduringly single within a social context.

Walt Whitman Phillips Brooks John Greenleaf Whittier

Leather care tip avoids gasoline on grease stains

Benzine or pure turpentine rubbed on grease spots will remove them from leather without damaging the surface. Never use gasoline for this purpose as it is injurious to leather.

Removing paint from white fabric with hot apple vinegar

Guidance notes that once paint dries on white fabric it can be removed by sponging the spot with hot apple vinegar, offering a simple household remedy for stain treatment.

Simple Egg Yolk Dressing With Warm Vinegar Cabbage

Beat yolks of two eggs lightly then mix in % cup cold water 1 tablespoon butter and % cup hot vinegar with % teaspoon salt. Cook in a double boiler stirring until thick. Shred half a cabbage and pour the hot dressing over it, then serve immediately.

Potatoes Shown To Preserve Tobacco In Airtight Storage

A study demonstrates placing a slice of raw potato in airtight containers with tobacco or cigarettes prevents drying. The technique relies on moisture transfer to the potato, maintaining tobacco’s pliability and freshness in sealed storage.

Pea Mould Timble Bake and Curtain Cleaning Tips

Cooked peas rubbed through a sieve with bread crumbs milk onion and seasoning form a timbale baked until firm. A variety of vegetables may replace peas. Also advice to keep curtains clean by rotating pairs and washing one pair weekly to avoid bare windows and visible soiled fabric.

Wise Owl Guides Rabbits Toward Toyland Visit

Billie and Bobbie Rabbit seek advice from the Wise Old Owl about their airship before planning a trip to Toyland. They visit the Eagle to arrange a weekend departure, agreeing Saturday night for the journey and noting they must still attend school.

Billie Rabbit Eagle Wise Old Owl Bobbie Billie Toyland The

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