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Newspaper

The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1936

Page

5

Group Picture Displayed of Winthrop High School Class

A windows display at B N Samuel's Drug Store on Woodside Avenue Winthrop Centre shows a large group photo of the 1936 Winthrop High School graduating class. Individual portraits mounted on a white background by Purdy Co. feature Principal Boudreau and class officers amid growing passerby attention.

B. N. Samuel's Drug Store Woodside Avenue Winthrop Centre Winthrop High School Purdy & Co Boudreau

G F X Club Hosts Bridge Evening

Mrs Evelyn Turner of 47 Cliff Avenue entertained the G F X Club on Monday with three tables of bridge. Prizes went to Mrs Eleanor Edwards Mrs Evelyn Turner and Mrs Alice Oxton, with consolation to Mrs Harriet Waldron. The next meeting is set for Monday July 6 at Mrs Grace Wiley 166 Woodside Ave.

Evelyn Turner Cliff Are Eleanor Edwards Alice Oxton Harriet Waldron Grace Wiley Woodside Ave

Meaning of Layman in religious and secular use

The term layman derives from the Greek laikos meaning of the people and refers to non clerical members of a church or outsiders in a profession. It applies to lay deacons lay preachers lay elders lay readers and lay brothers and sisters in religious orders and to non experts in fields such as law or medicine.

Derby Day: From 1780 Earle to Parliamentary Custom

The Derby began in 1780 by the twelfth Earl of Derby. It grew in fame slowly and by 1847 it was so popular that the House of Commons adjourned for Derby day. This became an annual parliamentary custom until 1879.

Earl of Derby House of Commons

Winthrop High Golf Team Wins Four of Five

The Winthrop High golf team has won four of its last five matches including victories over Lynn Classical on May 14 Lynn English on May 19 Roxbury Memorial on May 22 and Melrose on May 26. The dress committee led by Arthur Doherty Bernard Glazer Robert Remner Hope Ellis Jessie MacLaren and Margaret Higgins deserves congratulations for introducing white suits for Class Day and Graduation. A white parade will be seen on June 5 and June 11 at 9 45 am.

Winthrop High Lynn Classical Lynn English Roxbury Memorial Melrose Winthrop High School Arthur Doherty Bernard Glazer Robert Remner Hope Ellis Jessie MacLaren Margaret Higgins

Winthrop High School Puts 1936 Graduates in Jobs Before Ceremony

With Class Day near and Graduation Day four weeks away, the employment department at Winthrop High School has placed about thirty pregraduates in steady or summer roles. The department is praised for its work in securing office positions for students set to receive diplomas on Graduation Day.

Election of officers for Mizpah class announced

The Mizpah class plans its officer election for June 14, the final session of the season. The community is invited to hear Mr. William Homer Leavitt at Seavey Chapel of the Methodist Episcopal Church on Sunday June 7 at 9 45. HM V Grandin.

William Homer Leavitt Seavey Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church HM. V. Grandin

Rangers Visit Needhall Nature Trail At High Rock

The Rangers had a pleasant automobile trip on Thursday to Needhall. Mrs. Harriett Tibbetts Hostess and Leader guided them on a Nature trail to High Rock.

Needhall High Rock Harriett Tibbetts

Epworth League Debaters Win On Ethiopian Debate

The Epworth League held its last meeting Sunday night with a debate on whether Italy should not have taken Ethiopia. Charles Crane and Evelyn Dolloff defeated Harold Kilgore and Betty McClean. The outing date and place will be announced next Sunday.

Italy Ethiopia Charles Crane Evelyn Dolloff Harold Kilgore Betty McClean Marjorie Kilgore

Hummingbirds Travel By Flight Not Walk

The hummingbirds have tiny feet and cannot walk. They slide along branches but move little. To travel greater distances they fly up and down to reach a spot. When flying they tuck in their feet like streamlined planes to reduce wind resistance.

Elks Highlight Flag Day Plans And Honor Pioneer Bill Fielding

Exalted Ruler John Egan appoints Fred Hogan as committee chairman as Winthrop Elks outline Flag Day activities. A parade and Army Navy Marine and National Guard participation are planned with Rep Daniel Honan and Congressman William Connery expected to attend. Bill Fielding to receive honorary life membership for 29 years of service. A June 6 tribute at Winthrop Lodge features entertainment and no admission charge.

John Egan Fred J.hogan Cone Stee Lodge United 5 Ingleside Park Army Navy Marine Corps National Guard Daniel J. Honan William J. Connery Lynn Winthrop Lodge of Elks William H. Fielding Bill John Dunn Bill Fielding Winthrop Lodge

Winthrop Red Cross Girls Complete Home Hygiene Course

The Winthrop High School girls completed an American Red Cross course in Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick directed by Mrs. Anna Abbey and Miss Ferguson. Demonstrations covered bed making and baby care with neat notebooks on display and refreshments for mothers and guests. Names of those who completed the course include Mary McCarty Anna Crombie Anna Letterman Maxine Leibovitz Virginia Gaye Evelyn Cohen Mary Lane Thomas Miriam Bornstein Bertha Kaplan.

Winthrop High School American Red Cross Anna Abbey Miss Ferguson Mary McCarty Anna Crombie Anna Letterman Maxine Leibovitz Virginia Gaye Evelyn Cohen Mary ‘Lane Thomas Miriam Bornstein Bertha Kaplan A Fairfax W. Proctor

Lafayette Family Farm Model of Early Days

The Lafayette family estate known as Lagrange lies about 40 miles southeast of Paris, spanning over 1800 French acres with a park and farm. The farm's 400 cultivated acres host two large courts housing sheepfolds, cow houses, stables, a dairy, a large barn, and a farmer's home. The sheepfolds hold 1,000 to 1,200 sheep with separate pens, plus an infirmary. two dairies with a churn and steam-powered processing. A second court includes a threshing house with a charmed machine, a pig building for 100 to 150 animals, a cider press and wine tubs, and outhouses with cellars storing beet root and potatoes.

Lafayette Lagrange Paris

Area of Hawaiian Islands

The Hawaiian islands lie 2,000 miles west of San Francisco and cover 6 406 square miles, larger than Rhode Island and Connecticut combined. The archipelago features numerous high mountains and Mauna Kea rises to 13 825 feet.

Hawaiian Islands Mid- Pacific San Francisco Rhode Connecticut Mauna Kea

Golf Notes Highlight Week of Mixed Scotch Events

Dr. D J O'Brien earned the gross medal with 77 as E B Pease and J N Esdaile posted strong scores in the handicap rounds. Mixed Scotch medal and tournament results feature Dorothy Browne and John F McGee among top pairs, with family duos and several match play advances noted. House Committee hosts a dance at the club tomorrow night.

D. J. O'Brien J. Newton Esdaile E. B. Pease J. N. Esdaile T. Sheehan W. M. Shea D. J. O’brien J. F. McNeish John F. McGee Ihé Francis Ward L. Leitch E. Canavan F. Devereux B. Scantlebury W. Scantlebury C. Hayes R. Johnson H. Slocumb E B. Pease T. Johnson E. ‘Caldwell W. ‘Kelleher F. I Crocker M. Milan Dorothy Browne Fred Jane Gillespie Velma Louis Leitch Gertrude Leach Hugh Shaw Dorothy Clem Wood Abbott Elliott Blais Burke Devereux Evans Gillespie McGee Carro Greis Roberts Cloutier Corcoran Canavan Hill Lowe Paine Halford Howard Mahoney Jennings Smith Lothrop Sullivan Leitch Wood Marsh O’brien Kenefich Honan Torrey Shaw Hayes Titus McLaughlin F. Brush J. F McGee L. Kc Briggs Loong A. W. Crooks R. McQuillan E. Burn E.caldwell Sally Mass Jim" Lally Jesse Guilford Lally Oak Hill

Bone finish described for slate surfaces

The bone finish gives a dull luster to slate and marble. A buffing machine with fine-grained rubbing blocks applies the finish in the slate mill.

Black Legion menace looms amid parish notes and orders

Parish bulletin blends denunciation of the Black Legion with church news. It recalls past crosses burning, praises Father Ryan’s arrival, notes district actions, a memorial day event, and a Boston College Club fundraiser. The column ends urging stamp donations for charity.

Deaths Births in Holland A Traditions Explained

The piece describes the nansprecker a black dressed messenger who proclaims death in Dutch towns and celebrates births when hired to announce a new child. It notes changes from earlier customs with an assisting hullebalk who cried at doors. In modern times the nansprecker also announces joyful births in a lighter guise.

Nansprecker Hullebalk

American Legion Auxiliary Holds Regular Meeting at Winthrop Post

The American Legion Auxiliary to Winthrop Post No. 146 met in the Dug Out last Thursday at 8 30 led by President Mrs Mary Cassidy. Delegates elected for the State Convention in Springfield were Mrs M Cassidy Mrs M Cawthorne Mrs G Daily and Mrs D Burns with alternates Mrs M Abbott Mr M Wilson Mrs A Terrille and Mrs H Walsh. A caucus at the Soldiers and Sailors Club on June 6 will choose the Suffolk County executive member. A Suffolk County meeting is set for June 20 and Cooking with Confidence by Lever Bros on June 11 at 15 cents admission. No luncheon this time. dishes go to lucky number holders. Next meeting scheduled for Thursday June 41 and Juniors meet June 11 afternoon.

American Legion Auxiliary Winthrop Post No. 146 Mary Cassidy Springfield M. Cassidy M. Cawthorne G. Daily D. Burns M. Abbott M. Wilson A. Terrille It. Walsh Soldiers and Sailors Club Suffolk County Lever Bros Anna Tauchen

Winthrop Catholic Woman's Club Members Voted for Benefactors List

At the May 25 meeting the Winthrop Catholic Woman's Club unanimously voted to enroll all members both living and dead in the Benefactors List of Rev. Mark T. Madden to aid the Parish Fund of the Church of St. John the Evangelist. Members were invited to a Catholic Action Club guest night on June 8 at St. John's Hall and June bridge whist afternoons begin at 2 p.m.

Winthrop Catholic Woman's Club Mark T. Maddem Church of St. John the Evangelist John T. Sullivan Catholic Action Club St. John’s Hall Monnday Frederick H. Tape

Erie Indians of Lake Erie shores and decline in 1650

The Eries once inhabited northeastern Ohio and the southern Lake Erie shore from Buffalo to Sandusky Bay. They were kin to the Iroquois but enemies, and a merciless 1650 war nearly exterminated them. Remnants joined other tribes while the Erie lands fell to the Iroquois. Occasional occupation by Ottawas Chippewas and Potawattomies occurred.

Ohio Lake Erie Buffalo Sandusky Bay

Exboardians Limited celebrate second annual gathering 1936

Exboardians Limited marked their second annual gathering on May 26 1936 at multiple homes with a progressive dinner. Guests wore pastel gowns and received corsages. The evening included Chinese dinner bridged by games, a birthday surprise with ice cream baskets, prize awards, and a treasure hunt ending with gold pin favors. The group planned a June 27 week-end party at The Barn Cape Cod.

Exboardians, Limited Dorothy Sullivan Mildred Leath Blanche, Curtis Curtis Texas Mexico Marguerite Loakes Mildred Ordway Florida Miss Loakes Davy Grace Burns Elizabeth Armstrong Elizabeth Blandford Winifred Qrrall Cape Cod Blanche Curtis Isoph Ordway Winifred Orrall Jessie Davy

Glorious lines and lines of suffering echo in life

A reflective meditation contrasts the shining lines of glory with the hidden marks of suffering. The quotation suggests readers must study both triumph and hardship to grasp Earths full lesson.

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F. E. Whitman Lumber CO Argyle Street Winthrop—Ocean Mass, Wharf Coal Co Jefferson Street Oce Winthrop Beach Beach Shirley St. Winthrop G. F. X. Club M. E. Mizpah Class Rangers Epworth League Boston Better Business Bureau Bureau Boston Better Business Summer ST. Bureau Liberty CLUB Tobrics Elks The American Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary Lodge William .H. Fielding Winthrop Chapter Brown McNeish Burgher McEwan, Jr Brush E. Benson Briggs McGrail Crooks McQuillan Milan Esdaile McQuarrie Gushee Kelleher Sheehan Beattie Bradley Scantlebury Pease Shea Slocumb Sawyer House Committee K. of C Mike Black Legion Mary Diaz Thomas Dongan Brooklyn United States Tabasco Canabal Father Ryan Fr. Madden Fr. Ryan John McCarthy Boston Welkin Quigley Boston College Club Winthrop Oke Goan Bligh Tim Jim Marshfield Catholic War Veterans, Inc Commodore New York City Cardinal O’connell Order of St. Sebastian Holland Winthrop Street OCEAN American ‘Legion Alice I, Clark Winthrop Catholic Woman’s Club Exboardians, Ltd
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