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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
4
Local retailer announces its Winthrop area presence offering a variety of imported and domestic beverages. The store promotes convenient access for shoppers seeking a broad selection near Barnes Avenue.
The bowling club held its season close on Wednesday June 6 with a Commander’s trophy roll off won by Dorothy Nay Alloch. Mrs Ward took the highest average and Mrs Cate the best three string total. Prizes also went to Mrs Anthony and Mrs Wicks for singles and improvement respectively. The meeting featured a carnival plans for July 12–14 with Dolly Gray in charge of refreshments and a note of junior members at Class Day.
The 10:45 Morning Worship features the sermon You Are Living Newspapers with music by the Vested Choir. All are welcome. Children's Day program concluded and Church School resumes on the second Sunday in September. Mr Yinger holds office hours Tuesdays and Saturdays 2:00 to 4:00 for consultations.
The article notes China recognizes Confucianism Buddhism and Taoism as indigenous. It cites Buddhism as the largest religious presence, Taoism as ancient and ceremonial, Confucianism mainly visible in ancestor worship. It adds Muslims across provinces near 10,000,000 and Chinese Christians around 3,000,000.
Scout troops in Winthrop outline events from a quiet Parents Night for Troop 80 with 25 scouts, to Troop 72 planning a June 25 parents evening with guests. Troop 79 readies for Camp Pow Wow occupying a cabin with officers joining for a week. Sixteen men completed an American Red Cross First Aid course at Winthrop High School. Certificates will be awarded to named scouts. Council Camporee planning for June 30 to July 1 at Camp Nihan, with twenty patrols last year and expected doubling.
The Carioca Revue with Ralph Rogers and New England Troubadours delighted a Friday night audience at the Orient Palace Theatre. Weather permitting a Bathing Beauty Show is planned for Friday June 15 as the summer farewell.
The article lists Sunday morning service at 10 45, Sunday School for ages up to 20, and a testimonial meeting on Wednesday at 8 o'clock. It notes a free public reading room in the church edifice with daily hours and Saturday evening sessions. The Lesson Sermon topic is God the Preserver of Man with cited Bible passages and Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health references. It also includes coast line figures from the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey.
The Show Off starring Spencer Tracy and Madge Evans opens the bill at Winthrop and State Theatres Sunday and Monday. Co feature Glamour with Constance Cummings and Paul Lukas. Also on the bill are We're Not Dressing with Bing Crosby, 3 on a Honeymoon with Sally Eilers, Wild Cargo with Frank Buck, Finishing School with Frances Dee and Brice Cabot, Ginger Rogers co star, plus news reels and comedies.
Article notes Bolivians shape instruments from local plants with the sampéna as a favorite, a reed instrument akin to a larger rondador. It describes rural music rooted in centuries old melodies, sun god rituals, and harvest dances, contrasting with New York brass bands.
The Monastery of St Stephen, founded by Byzantine Emperor Andronicus, is one of fourteen meteora hanging monasteries perched on isolated rocks in Thessaly northern Greece. A deep chasm separates it from the ground, bridged by a drawbridge.
In early Washington no playhouse existed until 1803 citizens met at Tynnicliff's tavern to plan a theater. It was built in 1804 on the northeast corner of Eleventh and C streets and called the Washington theater, while Tunnicliff's tavern dated back to 1796.
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