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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1931

Page

5

Young Women's Guild elects new officers and closes season

The Young Woman's Guild voted officers for the coming year with Ruth Edwards as president Bertha Pierce as vice president Bessie Whipple as secretary and Ilene Pierce as treasurer. A program showed pictures of the Centenary Parade in Winthrop and Mrs Florence Everbeck awarded Mrs Dawn Hagman a Peter Rabbit Bag with forty packages for her daughter Louise recently returned from hospital. Refreshments followed hosted by Mrs Dorothy King and Mrs Gould. The final meeting will be June 9 at the Parish House with Isabel Demoucell Billy Klagge and Helen Pelton as hosts.

Ruth Edwards Bertha Pierce Bessie Whipple Ilene Pierce Winthrop Florence Everbeck Dawn Hagman

Get-To-Gether Club Meeting At Union Congregational

The Get-To-Gether Club of the Union Congregational Church held its regular meeting on Thursday May 28 in the Vestry with President Mrs Elizabeth Daly presiding A luncheon bridge at the Richardson Shoppe in Boston is planned for Tuesday June 9 hosted by Mrs Alice Oxton A talk on Nutrition was given by Miss Nancy Jordan of the State Dept of Public Health Refreshments were served by Mesdames Bentley Alma Buckley and Beatrice Loomis The next meeting is set for June 11 with Mesdames Pauline Currie Ella Hodges and M Horn as hostesses

Union Congregational Church Elizabeth Daly Richardson Boston Alice. Oxton Nancy Jordan State Dept. of Public Health Mesdames Bentley Alma Buckley Beatrice Loomis Pauline Currie Ella Hodges M. Horn

Emblem Club Bridge Event At VFW Home

Winthrop Emblem Club No. 15 hosted a Bridge and Whist Party at the Veterans of Foreign Wars home on Shore Drive last Tuesday afternoon. Prizes were awarded, with future Tuesdays planned at 2 PM under Mrs. Guy Lothrop and Mrs. James Riley. next regular meeting set for Tuesday evening June 9 at the Elks Home.

Winthrop Emblem Club No. 15 Veterans of Foreign Wars Shore Drive Nathaniel F. R. Nichols Jer John Haley Julia Stiles Guy Lothrop James Riley Will Emblem Club Elks

G. F. X. Holds Meeting At Mrs Oxton Home

A regular G. F. X. gathering met Monday evening at 815 Shirley Street with eleven members present. Bridge prizes went to Olive Gindele Adele Bowman Evelyn Turner and Dawn Hagman assisted by a luncheon. Next meeting set for July 6 at 39 Cary Elite Revere hosted by Gertrude Cuthbertson.

Alice-Oxton Shirley Street Bridge Mesdames Olive Gindele Adele Bowman Evelyn Turner Dawn Hagman Gertrude Cuthbertson Cary Revere

Amicitia Club Presents Talking Illustrated Magazine Night

The Amicitia Club event featured an innovative talking illustrated magazine staged by Mrs. Charles Barlow Mrs. Harvey Sleeper and Mrs. William Hutchinson. Scenes included a cover portrayal The Sweet Girl Graduate a Gypsy tea forecast and a travel ad with two costumed actors.

Lewis Hollingsworth Gardner. Babson Cook John Knudson Winthrop Amicitia Club Welch Doloff Welch's Knudson Hall of Fame Sleeper

Northfield Talk by Russell Blair at Union Church

The Senior Christian Endeavor Society of Union Congregational Church hosts speaker Russell Blair Field Secretary of the International Society of Christian Endeavor next Sunday at 6 15 PM. He will present Northfield slides and discuss the Northfield Conference August 18 to 24 attended by several society members.

Christian Endeavor Society Union Congregational Church Russell Blair International Society of Christian Endeavor Blair Northfield

Winthrop Catholic Woman's Club Hosts June Bridge Sessions

Mrs. Frederick H. Tape of 145 Main Street chairs the June Monday afternoon bridge and whist parties held weekly at St. John's Hath Lincoln Street. The events draw many members and friends of the club.

Frederick H. Tape Main Street St. John’s Hath-Lincoln Street

The 5 05 Boat and Comrades at the Wharf

A multipart comic scene set around a wharf and ferry boat, featuring Tom blocked by a bundle at a turnstile and a sequence of comrades including Charlie Bill Ed Preb Ken and the Captain. They exchange quips about heat on the rails and rehearsal plans as they race toward the boat. The dialogue preserves a wartime clubroom tone with humorous banter and social banter about tasks and upcoming activities.

Seenes Bowes Wharf Post No Tom Charlie Bill Ken Neal Baldy Revere Harry

American Legion Auxiliary Sees May Meeting In Dugout

The American Legion Auxiliary held a May meeting in the Dugout with President Ethel Preblem presiding. Members were entertained by a sketch, refreshments served by Elsie Cashman R Gilbert and Anna New SC0, Friday whist parties paused until September, and the annual banquet set for June 6 at 6 30 p m. Members asked to mail return cards to Chairman Isobel Marsh promptly.

American Legion Auxiliary Ethel Preblem Elsie Cashman R. Gilbert Anna Isobel Marsh

Ace of Clubs Bridge Evening and Meeting Notes

The Ace of Clubs held a May 20 gathering at Rita Cronin’s home with a brief business session and two bridge tables. Helen Whelton earned the top honors and a perfume prize, followed by a lunch. A May 27 meeting at Mary McManus’s home featured a long business session and plans for a season ending theatre event. Helen Whelton again led in scoring.

Ace of Clubs Rita Cronin Helen Whelton Adfm Mary McManus Helen Whelm Nee Helenelton Pabet Memanus

God the Only Cause and Greater Sermon at Winthrop Church

The First Church of Christ Scientist in Winthrop announces a Sunday service on June 7 titled God the Only Cause and Greater. Golden text from Psalms 33 urges reverence for the Lord. Sunday School for ages up to 20, testimonial meeting Wednesday evening, and a free public reading room with varied hours are listed.

First Church of Christ, Scientiat Winthrop Winthrop Street San

Annual Commencement Service and Parish House closing sessions

At the corner of Bowdoin and Buchanan Streets Ralph M. Harper rector holds 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion and 10:45 a.m. Annual Commencement Service with diploma awards. Grammar to Senior High students attend church service while Kindergarten and Primary finish in the Parish House with a ten minute closing session. 7:30 p.m. Annual Expressional Service in the Parish House.

Bowdoin and Buchanan Sts Ralph M. Harper

First Church of Winthrop Services and schedule

The Methodist Episcopal church lists Rev. C Oscar Ford D D as minister with a full day plan including church school at 9 45 am Brotherhood Bible at 10 am worship at 11 am sermon A Cure for low mood a 430 pm vesper service organ recital and choir in vestments The pastor will discuss Doing The Will of God Children s Day is noted for Sunday June 14 Baptismal service Also the Unitarian church at Winthrop corner School and Hermon streets lists Rev Thos Montgomery Mark as minister Sunday June 7 1931 with Sunday School 3 30 pm Young People Forum 6 30 pm and Evening Service 7 30 pm Sermon title The World s Greatest Poem.

C. Oscar Ford D.D Brotherhood Bible Vesper Cervice Hermon Streets Montgomery Mark Minter Young People’s Forum

Union Congregational Church Hosts Visitors and New Pastor

The Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges attend Sunday services at 10745 with the pastor speaking on The Joys of Adversity. Evening service at 7:30 covers Why Worry with special vocal numbers by Mr Oxton. An informal reception for Mr and Mrs Clement B Yinger follows in the vestry on Tuesday June 9 at 8 p.m. Mr Yinger is the newly called pastor.

Odd Fellow Rebekah Mr. Oxton Clement B. Yinger Union Congregational Church Mr. Yinger

Popular Authors Club thanks editor for press notices

The members of the Popular Authors Literary Club thank the editor for space granted to their press notices during the club year 1930 1931. Sincerely yours Helen B Guptill Corresponding Secretary.

Popular Authors Literary Club Helen B. Guptill Sec’y

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