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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1928
Page
7
The schedule notes Holy Communion at 10:30 a.m. led by Rector Eugene P. Harper, with a sermon by the pastor. Diplomas will be awarded to the senior class during the Buchanan Street ceremony. Kindergarten and Primary events occur in the Parish House at 10:45 a.m., followed by an expressional service at 7:30 p.m.
Masses on Sunday at 7 8 30 10 15 and 11 30 with a Sunday School at 8 30 Masses daily at 6 45 and 7 30 First Friday Mass at sea m Holy Hour 7 45 to 7 45 Holy Name Society meets 3 30 PM first Sunday Holy Communion attendance monthly at 3 30 PM Sundays.
The First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal lists Sunday services at 10:30 a.m. with a Church School. Children’s Day program. baptismal service at noon. junior Epworth League at 3:30 p.m.. Epworth League at 6:15 p.m.. and a 7:30 p.m. sermon by the pastor on the recent General Conference in Kansas City.
The First Church of Christ Scientist invites all to attend Sunday services at 10 45 a m with Sunday School for those under 20. A testimonial meeting is held Wednesday at 8 00 p m. The reading room is open daily 2 to 5 p m and Saturday evenings 7 to 9, except Sundays and holidays.
Rev Henry J Wharton Pastor and Rev O M Polhemus Associate preach at 10 45 morning on Christian Comeliness and 7 30 evening on The Place and Values of Silence by Rev Warren Prince Landers contributing editor of the Congregationalist.
The Unitarian Church on Hermon Street opens at 10 45 a m for a Sunday service. The sermon centers on the Lord's Prayer line Thy kingdom come Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Music is by organist Mrs Lane and soloist Miss Dyffren. A growing church school library welcomes donated books.
At First Baptist Church on Hermon Street Rev. William J. Day delivers the fourth discourse in the series on The Origin and Beliefs of Baptists and Other Denominations. Evening subject is The Protestant Episcopal Church. Morning worship starts 10 30 Bible school 12 00 Christian Endeavor 6 15 Evening worship 7 30 Prayer meeting Friday 7 45.
Temple Tiffereth Israel on Shirley Street Winthrop offers daily services at seven o clock in the morning with a special program noted.
Winthrop Public Library Frost Library Building announces hours for adults and patrons. The schedule lists daily hours with evening sessions on Tuesday and Saturday from 7 30 p m for patrons and activities.
Attendance record lists Edward B Newton School with no tardy marks for 14 weeks and several rooms at Center School with no tardy marks for one week. Names Miss Emery Miss Littlefield Miss St George Miss Shankle Miss Pike Miss Harlow Miss Pierce noted.
Mr and Mrs Horace M Smith of 35 Waldemar Avenue announce engagement of daughter Margaret Harriet to Richard Baker Whorf son of Mr and Mrs Harry C Whorf of 94 Somerset Avenue Both graduates of Winthrop High School They have many local friends Mr Whorf is employed with Mr Clive and the Cop ley Players No wedding plans yet set.
Friends gathered at 26 Johnson Avenue on Tuesday evening May 29 to honor Mrs Mildred Floyd with a miscellaneous shower. Auction bridge games were played and a buffet lunch was served.
Winthrop Theatres present a major two film program for the week beginning Monday. Richard Barthelmess stars in The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come with Syd Chaplin in The Fortune Hunter. Also showing Mary Philbin and Norman Kerry in Love Me and the World Is Mine and Mary Astor and Edmund Lowe in Dressed to Kill. Naughty with Pauline Garon and Johnny Harron plus Rin tin tin in Jaws of Steel. Saturday offers Sally ONeil with Rod La Rocque in The Mad Hour and Stand and Deliver. Next week features The Private Life of Helen of Troy.
Richard Barthelmess returns as a Kentucky mountain teen in Civil War days in The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come from First National. Alfred Santell directs a cast including Molly O Day Doris Dawson and Gustave von Seyffertitz as the film adapts John Fox Jr. and plays at Winthrop Theatres next Monday and Tuesday.
The Reed Tibbetts wedding of Wesley R. Tibbetts’s daughter and Kenneth D Reed was held with Rev. W J Day presiding. The couple exchanged vows in a formal church service with bridesmaids Miss Blanche Lowe, Miss Florence Linton, maid of honor Elaine Tibbetts, and ring bearer Wesley Tibbetts. A reception at 67 Atlantic Street followed, guests from Malden South Boston and Watertown attended, and the couple will reside at 571 Main Street Watertown after a honeymoon trip.
One of the earliest June weddings was held last Saturday June 2 at the bride’s sister home in Melrose. Miss Dulcena Cowley wed Mr. Claude Higgins in a double ring ceremony. Attendants included Ruth Broderick and Mr. William Cowley. After a North American motor trip they plan to reside on Pearl Street Melrose after July 1. Guests came from Melrose Concord Beachmont and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Charles W Dorr of Sargent Street announce the marriage of their daughter Muriel Thelma to Mr Lewis A W Swett of Philadelphia formerly of Winthrop on Thursday May 31 by Rev A S Cole of Somerville. The bride is a 1920 Winthrop High School graduate and 1926 Posse Nissen School of Physical Education alumna and Delta Psi Kappa member. The groom, a 1920 WHS graduate and 1926 Tufts Engineering School alumnus, belongs to Phi Sigma Kappa. They will reside in Philadelphia.
The Rausch Bakery of East Boston advertises its long standing specialty in wedding cakes that have pleased thousands for many years. The firm notes its management continues to strive for new ideas to satisfy patrons.
In Winthrop, readers recall a prior Short Weight Ice article. On June 4th a hearing with the Ice Company, Selectmen, and Sealer of Weights and Measures led to Lang vowing to pursue violations. Citizens urged to report short weight within minutes to aid prosecutions and curb ice-stealing by drivers acting as company agents.
The Warren Ellis Relief Corps No 171 extends heartfelt thanks to all who helped make last Sundays memorial service a success on June 3. The president and secretary Leonora Madden express sincere gratitude, noting every response was wonderful and a great incentive.
Winthrop Trust Company will auction the fishing boat No C 5681 with engine and gear at Benner's Boat Winthrop Bridge East Boston on Tuesday June 12 at four o'clock in the afternoon for breach of a May 21 1927 mortgage. Terms cash at sale. The notice is recorded in the Winthrop Clerk's office.
Suffolk sheriff sale announces public auction in Boston on July 14 1928 at 12 noon for the estate of Anna G Donnellon late of Boston deceased. The property seized on January 1 1928 at 9:05 AM is described as real estate and will be sold at the sheriff's office Pemberton Square Court House.
Legal notice of sale under power of mortgage on parcels 52 and 54 Trident Ave Winthrop Suffolk County Massachusetts. Property described with parcel bounds from Ocean Spray to Shirley Street. First mortgage of 3500 to East Boston Savings Bank. 1927 192% taxes and municipal liens. sale terms to be announced at the time of sale.
Mortgagee announces sale of real estate in face Sa y Laie BSP Best M2S J2 9 with no further details. Public notice indicates lender action to liquidate collateral under mortgage terms. Sale conditions and date not specified in accessible text.
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