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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1930

Page

5

Winthrop Junior High Exhibits Notable Handwork Display

A May 28 exhibition at Winthrop Junior High Gym showcased woodworking with cedar chests and models, drawing with parchment shades, handicraft iron and bead work, and sewing and cooking rooms. Teachers Banham Walsh Higgins Payne and班 Willis led pupils in diverse crafts earning praise from about 600 parents.

Winthrop Junior H Banham Walsh Nickerson Burrill Colburn Higgins Payne Miss Higgins Willis

Epworth League Holds First Service in New Church

The Epworth League opened its new church service with a union meeting of Young People’s Societies from Winthrop Protestant churches held at Methodist Hall on June 1 at 6 p m Rev Lloyd Gustafson of Malden Centre Methodist Church delivered an address on Pentecostal Preparedness Next Sunday June 8 Harold Turner will speak at Seavey Chapel

Epworth League Young People's Societies Winthrop Methodist Hall Lloyd Gustafson Malden Centre Methodist Church Seavey Chapel Harold Turner

Ladies' Auxiliary to the Winthrop Firemen Meeting

A regular May 27 gathering at 40 River road hosted by Mrs. Florence Everbeck had seventeen members present. President Mrs. Ruth Woods led business discussions, then whist and bridge winners included Mrs. Muriel Shaneck Mrs. Ethel Ricker, Mrs. Anna Woods and Mrs. Ruth Woods with Mrs. Evelyn Ballou as consolation. Refreshments followed. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Gertrude Tewksbury's home 494 Shirley Street. date to be announced.

Young Women’s Guild Dawn T. Hagman Birch Road Claire M. Gould Bertha Pierce Irene Downie Violette Buchnam Sadie Shorley Genevieve Price Ruth Edwards Elizabeth Marsden Ilené Pierce Guild Edna Moody Dawn Hagman Mabel Bentley Beatrice Millar Winthrop Firemen Florence Everbeck River Road Ruth Woods Muriel, Shaneck Ethel Ricker Anna Woods Evelyn Ballou Gertrude Tewksbury Shirley Street

Charity Tea Auction at Winthrop Machine Gun Hall

The auxiliary of George H Rus sell Camp No 65 U S W V hosts a tea at the Winthrop Machine Gun Company Hall on Jefferson street from 5 o'clock. Mrs G H Russell chairs the event with a program featuring John Herrick known in radio circles, Winthrop entertainers Cora Titus and Rena Wardwell, and Helen MacDonald of Dorchester. Rose Sullivan of Winthrop will accompany Herrick and MacDonald at the piano. Tea committee includes Mrs Russell as chair with Irene Melville, Joan Croman, Theresa Scott Chellis, and Florence L Kuchmeister. Hostesses are Mrs Elizabeth Nilan and Mrs Sarah Douglas. Servers include Mrs Minnie Abbott, Mrs May Bumps, Mrs John Haigh, Mrs Murphy, and Mrs Johanna O Shea.

George H. Russell Winthrop Machine Gun Company Jefferson Street John Herrick Winthrop Cora Titus Rena’ Wardwell Helen MacDonald Dorchester Rose Sullivan Miss MacDonald G. H. Russell Irene Melville Joan Croman

G. F. X. Club Holds Summer Meeting at Meroth Home

The G. F. X. Club met at Mrs. May Meroth's 169 Grovers avenue on Monday June 2. Bridge prizes went to Beatrice Harrington first Minerva Wheeler second and Harriet Waldron consolation. A Chinese luncheon followed. The next meeting is set for July 7 at Mrs. Harriet Waldron's 68 Trevalley road Revere.

G. F. X. Club May Meroth Grovers Avenue Beatrice Harrington Minerva Wheeler Harriet Waldron Trevalley Road Revere

Monday Club Hosts Final Meeting of the Season

The Monday Afternoon Club held its final season meeting at Mrs. Minnie Johnson's home. Bridge saw Mrs. Anna B. Moody win highest honors. Luncheon followed, and members looked forward to a fall resumption with date to be announced.

Minnie Johnson Anna B. Moody

Baraca and Philathea Banquet at First Baptist Church

The Baraca and Philathea Classes of First Baptist Church plan their annual banquet in the vestry on Wednesday night June 4. A special program is slated with James Higgins as entertainer and Arthur Nickerson's orchestra providing music for the evening.

First Baptist Church James Higgins Arthur Nickerson

Mrs Hagman Hosts Bridge at Birch Road Home

On Saturday evening May 31 Mrs Charles A Hagman hosted a bridge at her Birch road home for Mr and Mrs Arthur M Springer of East Orange New Jersey. Prizes went to Mrs Bessie Greenleaf Monson Maine and Mr Herbert P Moody. Consolation honors to Mrs Ida Springer and Mr Arthur M Springer. A spring colored collation and a May-pole centerpiece complemented the table. Mrs Springer was formerly Ida Hagman.

Charles A. Hagman Birch Road Arthur M. Springer East Otage New Jersey Bessie Greenleaf Monson Maine Herbert P. Moody Ida Springer Arthur ‘M_ Springer

Farewell Party For Misses Rose And Lily Spanos

On May 26 at Burrill Terrace Ethel and Isabel Woods hosted a farewell for Misses Rose and Lily Spanos. The décor, games, and refreshments accompanied a Bon Voyage gift. Attending guests included Charlotte Eames Laura Goodwin Loretta Loring Lulu Knott and the Woods sisters. The party announced their May 30 departure with parents for a two month European trip.

Misses Rose Lily Spanos Ethel Isabel Woods Burrill Terrace Whitman Mrs. Woods Charlotte Eames Laura Goodwin Loretta Loring Lulu Knott Europe

Alumni Dance Set for Winthrop High June 20

Plans are complete for the Winthrop High School alumni reunion on Friday evening June 20 in the Senior High School gym. An estimated 3 000 alumni, many living in Winthrop or nearby Boston, are expected to attend and renew old ties. The event reflects the school’s loyal and active graduate body and strong local interest.

Winthrop High School Winthrop Boston

Balch Recalls 79 Atlantic Crossings at St Johns

Harold N Balch who has crossed the Atlantic 79 times presented New Testaments to the graduating class at St Johns Episcopal Church School in the Parish House Last Sunday. The address highlighted his long business travels through Belgium France England Canada and the United States and the Bible as a steady guide. Graduates named include Helen Avery Alice Jordan Emine Terrill Olivia Whittier George Liebfried John Sears and Richard Tucker. Parish awards for distinguished service were given by the rector to a list of recipients including Miss Dorothy Sears Miss Doris Terrill Mrs James H Carrington and others.

St. John's Episcopal Church School Harold N. Balch Atlantic Balch Frank S. Crompton Albert Avenue America England Ocean Isaac M. Brockbank Somerset Avenue Belgium France Canada United States Helen Avery Alice Jordan Emine Terrill Olivia Whittier George Liebfried John Sears Richard Tucker Dorothy Sears Doris Terrill James H. Carrington Clarence MacDonald Charles N. Johnson Charles H. Liebfried Harold G. Ray George H. Jenkins Lillian S. Wilkins Ruth Bissell Guy Pigeon George A. Wickson Sallie Kelley Russell A. Cone

Annual Banquet Planned by American Legion Auxiliary

The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its annual banquet on Saturday evening June 7 at the Dugout 6 30 p m. Banquet Chairman Margaret Cawthorne reports strong attendance. On June 3 Chelsea Naval Hospital boys were treated to a musical program with dancing and refreshments served by the ladies. Welfare Chairman Annie O Donnell notes attendance from Winthrop by Mrs Mae Shaw and Mrs M Foote. The next regular Auxiliary meeting is set for June 12.

American Legion Auxiliary Margaret Cawthorne Chelsea Naval Hospital Annie O'Donnell Mae Shaw

H R P Club Hosts Worcester Birthday Luncheon

The H R P Club gathered Tuesday at Mrs John E Foote house in Worcester for a luncheon honoring President Katherine Devereux on her birthday. A bridge tournament preceded a surprise gift of a silver Persian kitten for the guest. Attending were Mesdames May Boytan Lillian Bonzagni Stella Dixon Marguerite Natale Julia McInnes Margaret Lane Louise Mitten Florence Goodwin Natalie Elwell.

John E. Foote Worcester Katherine Devereux Stella Dixon Marguerite Natale Julia McInnes Margaret Lane Louise Mitten Florence Goodwin Natalie Elwell

The Gift of the Spirit fills St John’s Whitsunday

St John’s Episcopal Church announces Whitsunday services led by Rector Ralph M. Harper. Holy Communion at 8:00 a m and 10:45 a m with the sermon “The Gift of the Spirit.” Includes Corporate Communion for the Confirmation Class of 1930 and a 4:00 p m Three Minute Service for Little Helpers and parents, followed by social hour in the Parish House.

Whitsunday

God The Only Cause and Creator Sermon

First Church of Christ Scientist Winthrop presents a Sunday sermon at 10 45 am on June 8 with the subject God The Only Cause and Creator. Sunday School for under 20 meets at the same time. Testimonial meeting Wednesday at 8 pm. Free reading room open daily and on Saturday evenings.

First Church of Christ Scientist Winthrop Winthrop Street

Dedication Services at First Church of Winthrop

The First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal in Winthrop Massachusetts plans dedication services at 10 38 a m led by Rev C Oscar Ford D D minister Bishop John W Hamilton LL D will attend and the district will hold a sermon by Rev Edward A Elliott D D district superintendent and 7 30 p m events in the evening

C. Oscar Ford D.D John W. Hamilton Edward A. Elliott

Cariz Named Eastern District Manager at U S Rubber

Gerry Cariz, a popular local figure, becomes Eastern District Manager for the United States Rubber Company based in Providence. He will lead the Sole and Heel Division overseeing New England, New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey. Cariz has long been with the firm and formerly worked at the Boston branch on 560 Atlantic Avenue.

Gerry” Cariz United States Rubber Company Providence R. L Cariz New England New York Pennsylvania Delaware New Jersey Boston Atlantic Avenue

Rainville Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Surprise Party

Twenty five guests gathered at 30 Fremont Street Sunday evening to honor Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Rainville of 19 Jefferson Street on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. The couple, wed in Manchester New Hampshire, were presented with gifts as decorations featured silver and white, bells, bon bons, a large candlelit cake, and a Cupid dressed grandchild. They have three daughters Estelle Theresa and Violet.

D. F. Rainville Jefferson Street E. Lavoix, Jr Fremont Street

Whist Party for Veterans at Chelsea Naval Hospital

The Oliver Ames Auxiliary of Boston hosted a Whist Party for disabled veterans at Chelsea Naval Hospital on May 27. Seventeen tables competed with prizes for every player, plus 112 candy-filled May baskets. Ice cream, cake, and cigarettes were provided, and thanks were extended to Mrs. Annie O’Donnell and the Oliver Ames Auxiliary for the event.

Chelsea Naval Hospital American Legion Auxiliary Oliver Ames Boston

Card of Thanks from the Young Family

The family of Stewart J. Young expresses gratitude for sympathy shown after his bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Young, 16 Underhill St., Winthrop, acknowledge the support from relatives and friends.

Stewart J. Young W. S. Young Underhill St Winthrop

Union Christian Endeavor and St John’s Meet at Congregational

The Senior Christian Endeavor Society of Union Congregational church and the Senior Service League of St. John’s Episcopal church plan a union meeting at the Congregational church next Sunday at 6 15 led by a group from the Filipino Mission of Boston. The public is invited.

Senior Christian Endeavor Society Union Congregational Church Senior Service League of St. John’s Episcopal Church Congregational Church Boston

Obituary Notice for Nerrology Winthrop Lodge Official Frank Bauer

Frank Bauer exalted ruler of Nerrology Winthrop Lodge dies. Prayer at the grave by Rev W DeWees Roberts of St Johns East Boston. Pallbearers include G Wallace Tibbetts and Edgar Power. Boston Globe staffers Daniel Ahern Howell Cullinan among mourners. Survived by wife and two daughters.

Winthrop Lodge of Elks Frank Bauer W. DeWees Roberts St. John’s Episcopal Church of East Boston Hammatt Lodge G. Wallace Tibbetts Board of Selectmen Edgar F. Power Joshua Remby Preston B Churchill Joseph Ramsey Everett Walters Daniel E. Ahern Howell Cullinan Boston Globe Arthur Gibby Leslie E. Griffin Thomas E. Evans Ahearn C. J. Pope Henry J. Barry C. Joseph Harvey Edward C. Richardson David Belcher Joseph E. Davidson Leon C. Guptill Mr. Carr

Funeral for Joseph E. Muldoon at St John the Evangelist

Funeral services were held Sunday for Joseph E. Muldoon of 79 Winthrop Street at the Church of St John the Evangelist. He died May 30 in his 61st year. Rev John T O'Brien officiated with Pleasant Park Yacht Club members as honorary pallbearers. He leaves four daughters Ursula Dorothy Madeline and Edna. Interment followed in Waltham.

Joseph E. MuLdoon Winthrop Street St. John the Evangelist John T. O'Brien MuLdoon Winthrop Waltham Pleasant Park

Funeral Services for Harrison L. Soule

Harrison L. Soule of 1 Auburn Court Brookline died Friday after two years bedbound following an automobile accident. Funeral services were held Sunday at Waterman chapel Brookline with interment in Duxbury. He was born October 10, 1859 in Brookline and was descendant of John Alden. He leaves a widow Caroline A. Soule and sisters Annie A. Hildreth and Here W. Newton.

Harrison L. Soule Auburn Court Brookline Waterman Chapel Harvard Street Duxbury Mr. Soule Charles Prudence Loring Soule John Alden Boston Edward S. Tobey Winthrop Lodge A. F A. M Unitarian Church Winthrop

Talbot to Visit Camp Powow as Noted Naturalist Lecturer

L R Talbot of Melrose Mass renowned for bird and animal study will visit Camp Powow in the first week offering colored slides and a nature hike. He travels across New England and is popular with leaders and boys, bringing lectures and wildlife insight.

Camp Powow L. R. Talbot Melrose Mass

Louise Bowman Hosts Tenth Birthday Party for Kalma Town

Louise Bowman daughter of Mr and Mrs R John Bowman celebrated her tenth birthday with a Saturday party for 25 children at 19 Palmyra Street Friends and relatives from out of town attended Games began at 2 20 with prizes awarded for Peanut Hunt Pinning the Tail on the Donkey Rolling the Balls and recitations including Hermina Crane Ruth Hodgkins Nan Stillwell and others Louise capped the day by blowing out ten candles and sharing the first piece with a absent friend After 5 pm the guests departed calling it a wonderful party Attending children included Mary Haley Ruth Hodgkins Frances Parker Polly Crooks Hermina Crane Ruth Lloyd Alice Lloyd June Lloyd Frances Doane Norma Doane Jeanette Doane Josephine MacDonald Nan Stillwell Claire McGee Evelyn Dolof Phyllis Brown Kevin Mulcahey Walcott Brown Charles Crane Eugene MacDonald Billy Brown John Williams William Natale and the Bowmans Louise Robert and Charles

Louise Bowman R. John Bowman Palmyra Street Bowman Wloe Ruth Hodgkins Nan Stillwell William H. Gardner Lyric Authour Bowmans Louise Mary Haley Frances Parker Polly Crooks Hermina Crane Ruth Lloyd Alice Lloyd June Lloyd Frances Doane Norma Doane Jeanette Doane Josephine MacDonald Claire McGee Evelyn

Winthrop High seniors shine in river races and college honor

Ruth Roche of Winthrop High helped the Junior White crew win the Lasell River Day canoe race. Robert B. S. Barney, class of 1925, is slated to deliver the class step address at Norwich University commencement. Catherine Stevens, Tufts senior and Winthrop alumna, led stage roles in Helena's Husband and prior plays. Graduation at Winthrop Theatre June 18 features invocations, essays, prize and diploma presentations.

Ruth Roche Winthrop High School Robert B. S. Barney Norwich University Catherine M. Stevens Tufts College Dramatic Society Helena Philip Moeller Miss Stevens Tufts Lord Dunsany Winthrop Theatre Thomas M. Lane

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