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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1929
Page
7
Cor Bowdoin and Buchanan streets. Rector Ralph M. Harper presides at 8:00 a.m. Holy communion. 10:45 a.m. Annual Commencement Service of St John's Church School with sermon by the Rector Keep Persistently at Your Best. 7:30 p.m. Expressional Service in the Parish House The Little Pilgrim and the Book.
On Sunday evening June 9 at 7 30 Pastor William J Day will deliver the fourth sermon in The Olivet Discourse series with the subject The Battle of Alma The series has drawn growing attendance each night at First Baptist Church.
A special Parish Meeting is scheduled at the Unitarian Church on Hermon Street Monday evening June 10 at 7 45 p m. The notice includes unclear date details and a second address 345 BDe with corrupted text.
The Rev. Alan McLean Taylor of Mattapan will give an illustrated lecture on Personal Impressions of Palestine at the Episcopal Church Parish House Monday evening June 10. His prior talk on The Lure of Ancient Egypt at Winthrop was praised as one of the best illustrated lectures there.
The event honored seven local militiamen who died in France. General Edward L. Logan presented medals to the Gold Star Mothers as LT. J J Sheerin and a three year old Miss Monaghan.
A roundup of local life includes noon dismissals, visits from Mrs Belcher and her sister, Mrs Countaway, trips by Dr Kennington and H C Sauer, a camping voyage to New Hampshire, a June 8 banquet at the Legion home, and a June 10 lecture by Rev Alan McLean Taylor at the Episcopal Parish House.
Members and friends of Forget-me-not Troop II in the Junior Gym celebrated the troop’s fourth birthday with a program led by Captain Nancy Belcher now Nancy Carter. Carter recalled founding the troop four years ago at the Methodist Church and passing leadership to Captain Neilson who decorated a member with a badge. The event included a bouquet, cheers, and a farewell with taps, highlighting the troop’s noted accomplishments and talented members.
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