Church Schedule Promises Varied Services Throughout Week
The program lists events for Sunday with preaching at 10 30 a m and music by a quartette, Sunday School at noon, Junior League at 3 30, Epworth League at 6 30 led by the Gospel team, and 7 30 service by Dr C W Blackett in exchange with the pastor with a large chorus choir. Wednesday night Watch Night service 8 to 12 is planned with a splendid program and all are invited. Friday evening features a People's service.
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Quartette
Epworth
E. L. Gospel
C. W. Blackett
Sunday services at First Baptist Church Hermon Street
The church announces services with a 10.30 sermon The Patience of Job a 12 Bible School a 6.15 Y P S C E and a 7.38 sermon A New Start or Teaching the New Year led by Pastor William J Day.
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Job
All Souls Church Unitarian Service Schedule
All Souls Church Unitarian presents a morning worship at 10 45. The service includes a sermon titled The Victorious Faith. At noon a school for religious and ethical instruction. An afternoon forum at 4 30 on Social Unrest Causes and Cure led by the minister with floor discussion.
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Willi
Church of St. John the Evangelist Notices
Mass times listed for the Church of St. John the Evangelist at Winthrop Street Converse Corner with rector John H. Griffin. Sunday services at 7 8 45 and 10 30 am with children to attend the 8 45 mass and Sunday school after.
Union Church at Point Shirley Planned for Winter Use
The Union Church of Christ at Point Shirley announces morning service at 10.45 a.m. Sunday school at 12 m. and evening service at 7.30. The church is near completion and will be finished for winter use once funds are secured. It urges community cooperation for a moral spiritual blessing.
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Union Church of Christ At
Point Shirley
St John's Episcopal Church Service Schedule
St Johns Episcopal Church at Bowdoin and Buchanan presents services with 8 a.m. Holy Communion 10 30 a.m. morning prayer and sermon Holy Communion first Sunday of the month 12 10 p.m. Sunday School and 7 30 p.m. evening prayer and address led by rector C W Henry.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Corser Bowdoin and
Buchanan Streets
C. W. Henry
Christmas Music at St John's Episcopal Church
Christmas morning service at 10 30 with Kyrie Gloria Tibi Credo and Berthold Tours offerings. Carol service December 28 at 7 30 with Adeste Fideles Magnificat Dimittis and Gloria in Excelsis. Chorus of thirty men and boys directed by Eugene P Whittier with organist and choirmaster Charles MacPherson.
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ST John's Episcopal Church
Berthold
Charles MacPherson
Benedictus
Dimittis
A. S. Baker
St. Martin
Goss
Legge
Dr. Bridge
Bethlehem
P Gavaert
Oftertory
Chas. MacPherson
Eugene P. Whittier
Was It Love at First Sight in Wealth Heiress Romance
Advance information hints at a romance where both parties suspected the other’s status. The woman believed the man wealthy and the man presumed the woman an heiress before they met, suggesting a love story built on assumed fortunes.
View of It from Pudd'nhead Wilson on reforming others
A quotation reflects on reforming other people's habits and the idea that self-change matters most. The line ascribes its wit to Mark Twain's Pudd'nhead Wilson and offers a social critique in a compact aphorism.
Christmas Tree at Winthrop Pacht Club Delights Children
Christmas Day events at the Winthrop Pacht Club featured a bright Christmas tree for kids and Santa Claus in full regalia who handed out gifts. Grammar school volunteers performed fancy dancing recitations and carols, followed by dancing for attendees. Mrs. Ralph Johnson organized the entertainment with help from Mrs. Blaze, Mrs. Innis, and Mrs. Rouillard of the whist club.
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Winthrop Pacht Club
Santa Claus
Ralph Johnson
Whist Club
Sunday Forum Opens at All Souls Church for Social Justice Talks
The Sunday Forum starts at All Souls Church next Sunday at 4 30 p m with free speech discussions on social justice. Speakers include William W Peck on social unrest causes and cure and Hon A G Cateron of the Massachusetts General Court on welfare legislation. Other talks cover unemployment and rational labor organization by Henry Sterling and W H Sayward respectively.
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All Souls Church
Unitarian
William W. Peck
A. G. Cateron
Massachusetts General Court
Henry Sterling
Massachusetts Homestead Commission
W. H. Sayward
The
Master Builders Association
Postal rush doubles parcel post workload nationwide
The post office handles twice as many parcels as last year with central and suburban offices swamped. Postmaster Mansfield notes 12,000 sacks daily at South Station and 3,000 at North Station as staff struggle to manage unprecedented holiday mail volumes while urging early Christmas mailing to ease the burden.
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Mansfield
Liquor Bills Filed For Vote On Election Day
Representative elect George P. Webster of Boxford files a bill to have liquor license votes on state election day. Peter F. Tague of Charlestown introduces limits requiring 10 percent or 15 percent of governor voters to petition before a local liquor vote and provides the May effect and 12 month duration. Another Tague bill amends law to repeal the Bar and Bottle act of 1910.
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Geo. P. Webster
Boxford
House
Peter F. Tague
Charlestown
Tague
Borrowing a Book Untold and the Unseen Return
A tale of Marjory who borrows the new novel Untold from Dorothy and faces a string of lendings. Aunt Martha borrows it for her, Lizzie Gibbons misplaces it, and a streetcar finds a solution when a kind passerby returns the book to Dorothy.
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Dorothy
Bob
Marjory
Lizzie Gibbons
Gibbons
Lizzie
Shakespeare
Caenee Daily News
Troop 2 Defeats Juniors In Parish House Basketball
Troop 2 Boy Scouts beat the Juniors 30 to 10 at the Episcopal parish house Saturday night. Ballou led scoring with six baskets, followed by Road and Kelsey with two each and other contributors. Referee Launsbro, timer Jones, game played in 15 minute periods with about 100 in attendance.
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Episcopal Parish House
Sh. J
M. Fildeburg
Jennings
Phinney
Winthrop High Beats Tech Sophs 28 to 19 in Friday Clash
Winthrop High defeated the Tech Sophs 28 to 19 after a strong early rally. The Winthrop second team beat Somerville Boys' Club 29 to 17 between periods. Bartlett and Talcott led scoring with four each, Merritt and Edwards added three, while Tonry and Bartelliott contributed from fouls. Referee Cody. Scorer Pike. Timers Rowe and others noted 15 and 20 minute periods.
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Winthrop High
Tech Sophs
Winthrop
Tech
Somerville
Winthrop H
Ck Pratt
Wilde Wilson
Miller Ricoll
Stone
Dewson
Ned
Merritt
Wilson
Rb Edwards
Reese Yas
Boycott
Winthrop H. S
Tach
Bartlett
Talcott
Edwards
Tonry
Barteltt
Cody
Pike
Rowe
Winthrop High Edges Oliver Ames In Fast North Easton Game
Winthrop High School defeated Oliver Ames High School 25 to 22 in a high scoring fast paced match at North Easton. Bartlett and Talcott led Winthrop with three goals each while Mason led Oliver Ames with three. Referee Pratt and scorers Tracy and Manter noted 15 and 20 minute periods with an attendance around 350.
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Oliver Ames High School
Winthrop High
North Easton
Talcott
Bartlett
Winthrop
Mason
Oliver
Winthrop Oliver Ames
Zloutys
Arlene Ruhee
Cotter Baste
Eae
Doula
Pomeroy
Blsuc Oleh
Cale Cetasus
Tne Ees
Mulloy Wilson
Mason Edwards
Wes Ee
Clonan
Wilon
Edwards
Cotter
Mulloy
Tonry
Pratt
Tracy
Timer
Manter
Advanced Eighth E B Newton School Beats Troop 2 Scouts
The advanced eighth grade team from E B Newton School won 8 to 5 against Troop 2 Scouts in a competitive game. Key scorers included Kennedy, Jenks, Griffin, and Ballou with goals from floor and a Ballou two from fouls. Referee R Lownsbeow and timer F Jones officiated.
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E. B. Newton
Troop 2
Gritintte Tpesershe
Segal Jenks
paLte Eeea Nee
Roach Butterfield
Ballou c
Jennings Nsearo
SED Vinch Corte Cence If
Clayton Kennedy
Hayden
Kennedy
Jenks
Griffin
Ballou
Scouts
R. Lownsbeow
Timer
F. Jones
Winthrop High School Beats Alumni 20 to 11 in Fast Game
Winthrop High School defeated an alumni team 20 to 11 in a Christmas Night game at the High School Gym. The alumni second team lost 24 to 20 between periods. officials included referee Gumsky and scorer Pike. Attendance 150.
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Winthrop High School
Winthrop H. S
Toney
TE Os Osu
Aes Ak Eee
Green Bartlett
Cessssevesee Rb
O’brien Prahee Oeferee
Turner Bina eBewiss
Antietinct Ae If
Floyd
Yuletide Charity Club Brightens Christmas for 75 Children
The Yuletide Charity Club held a 1 30 p m gathering at St John s Parish House Winthrop where 75 poor children received warm clothing toys and refreshments A tree stories by Mrs Willem Brown Reed and music by Miss Catharine Devereux highlighted the event Members note their long running charity and a $75 donation from the Cottage Park Whist and Auction Club supports this year s Christmas work The group continues year round aiding the town poor with clothing and supplies with twelve members maintaining steady outreach.
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Cottage Park
Frost Public Library Reading Rooms Open Daily
The Frost Public Library announces its reading rooms and historical collection are open daily from 1:30 to 9:00. The note lists several catalog entries including Wild Animals at Home by Ernest Seton Thompson and Records of the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia from the War of 1812 1814.
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Ernest Seton Thompson
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Massachusetts
Gardner W. Pearson
Adjutant General
Ofchusetts
T. Tembaron
Ances Hodgson Burnett
G. A Birmingham
Boy Scouts Pictures in Winthrop
The Local Committee of the Boy Scouts of America presented the film The Making of a Boy Scout at the theatre on December 26. The ten thousand foot picture drew large crowds and attracted both parents and children, showing the movement’s value as Winthrop begins a new scout program.
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Boy Scouts of America
Winthrop
Boy in Germany Wins Essay On The Cow For Independence Day
A youthful American living in Germany wrote a patriotic composition for Fourth of July observance. His essay titled The Cow describes the animal with two horns four legs and a tail and ends with a line declaring May the tail wave over the land of the free and the home of the brave.
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Germany
Bobby
Land
Storing Linen to Prevent Yellowing
Instructions advise wrapping linen in an old towel or pillow slip that shows heavy bleeding to prevent the linen from turning yellow. The note suggests using material already stained to preserve whiteness in storage.
Deaths and obituaries from Winthrop notices
Death notices from Winthrop list Frank Smith 39. Lucy Turner widow of George J Richardson. Catherine Doyle widow of William H Doyle. James G Walker in his 70th year. Funeral details note Mrs J Edward Wilson’s residence and high mass at St John the Evangelist Church. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
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Frank Smith
Winthrop
Appointment of executor for Caroline A. Tewksbury estate
Notice announces the appointment of CENT FARNSWORTH as executor of the will of Caroline A. Tewksbury late of Winthrop Suffolk deceased. Bond given as required. Creditors and claimants must present demands to the executor at Boston Massachusetts on or before the date shown.
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Caroline A. Tewksbury
Winthrop
Suffolk
Farnsworth
Boston
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First Church OF
Methodist Episcopal
First Baptist Church
Hermon Street
William J. Day
ALL Souls Church Unitarian
ST. John the Evangelist
Union Church
John’s Episcopal Church
the Sunday Forum
Burke
Freee Eres Rb
F. Fildeburg
Miss Flynn
Shirley Street
Beach Station
Lucas Paints
Winthrop Hardware CO
W. G. Grant
Cor. Main and Winthrop Sts
Oliver Ames
Mary
Alumni
Louis A. Ginsberg
Henry G. Harris
River Road
Cottage Park Y. C
Review Club
Newtowne
Winsor Club
Dudley Club
Colonial Club
Winthrop Club
South Boston Y. C
Oxford
Colonial
Arlington Boat
Dudley B. A. A
Winthrop Yacht
Dalton
Winthrop Real Estte
County Savings Bank
Broadway
Bellingham
Sta
Chelsea, Mass
Albert D. Bosson
Walter 8. Fracker
Elliot and Whittier
Floyd and
Tucker
Winthrop Centre
Weston’s Gluten Bread
Weston’s Bakery
Summer Street
Boston, Mass
Telephone
Yuletide Charity Club
Yuletide
Frost Public Library
New Books
Miss Santa Claus of
Annie Fellows Johnston
Young Trailers
J. A. Alsheler
BOY Scouts
Castoria
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