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Newspaper
Winthrop Sun And Visitor
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
8
The Sun and Visitor office must receive the column by a set Thursday morning hour to ensure insertion for Churches events. The notice notes community services and a special gathering at Winthrop churches during Emte Week.
Corner Buchanan and Bowdoin streets Rev Ralph M Harper rector First Sunday after Trinity 8 00 a m Holy Communion 10 30 a m Sermon and Holy Communion 10 30 a m Primary Department of the Church school 12 10 p m The Church school Evening service discontinued for the summer Special lawn services east of the New Winthrop Hotel beginning the last Sunday in June Rector sermon on Some Critical Comments on Our Years Work Members urged to attend the special service.
Walter J Sherman pastor at 90 Shore Drive 102 J. Odd Fellows memorial Sunday 10 30. Bible school noon Baraca class taught by R A Pollock. Young people meet 6 30 led by Miss Reade. Evening worship 7 30 with vested choir special music. Sermon title Bethlehem Pa versus Bethlehem Pala Plea for Real Neutrality. The little church around the corner.
William J. Day is pastor at residence 61 Sargent Street telephone 465 M Rev Charles C Earle of Dorchester will occupy the pulpit morning and evening The Saviour of the World in the morning The Test of Faith in the Present World Crisis in the evening Services 1030 and 730 Bible school at noon C E at 615
Winthrop Street church led by minister Charles S. Otto lists 10:30 morning worship and Bible study at 12 with men’s, junior, and Epworth leagues. The pastor continues a series on The Fifth Commandment with a Promise. Wednesday features Ladies night and a Banquet with Bishop Hamilton as chief guest, University Trio providing music at 6:30.
All Souls Church Unitarian invites locals to Sunday services at Hermon and School, with minister William W. Peck. The sermon topic will be Does the Narrow Way make Narrow Gauged Men, and the church will stay open through the summer with a welcoming stance for unengaged attendees. Choir members include Mrs. Baltzell, Mrs. Woodcock, Warren Titus, Fred Woodcock, and Carl Farnsworth as organist.
Union Church announces Sunday school at 8 p.m. and evening preaching at 7 p.m. at Point Shirley. The schedule lists service and worship times for parishioners and visitors.
The Church of St John the Evangelist at Winthrop Street led by Rector John H. Griffin schedules Masses at 7 8 45 10 30 and 11 80 until further notice. Children are asked to attend the 8 45 mass and Sunday School follows this mass.
Correspondents and advertisers are asked to submit copy early in the week to ensure publication. Thursday and Friday are often overwhelmed, making late submissions risky. Early submissions improve chances of printing and help the paper manage late material.
Winthrop Machine Gun Company prepares a Friday reception and armory opening for the Governor and staff, with a banquet funded by dues. The event features an inspection, a parade with Fort Banks escort, a ball at the Elks building, and a Coast Artillery Band concert with decorations urged along the route.
Wins include a newborn boy to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Leighton of 93 Crest Avenue born Tuesday June 1. Residents and visitors share travels, trips, and family updates across Winthrop, Watertown and nearby towns.
Chelsea High topped Winthrop High 12 to 5 as Williams pitched well for Chelsea and hit a home run and a triple. Three Chelsea pitchers worked for the win with Williams and Martin handling batteries against Leary Sheehan Hibberg and Williams.
Roxbury defeats Tilton A C 5 to 4 in a seven inning tilt at Ingleside Park saturday afternoon. Final score shows Roxbury scoring in the second and seventh frames while Tilton A C. tallies in the second and fourth.
Revere High leads the Interurban League with six straight wins and no losses. Recent results show Revere beating Saugus 13 to 4 and Chelsea 12 to 4, with Winthrop and Swampscott also tallying victories as the schedule moves toward June matchups.
About 185 attended a Monday Sunday school picnic hosted by First Baptist Church on Hermon street. Autos ran from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Morning ball game Lyon's Class beat the Brotherhood 5 to 4. Afternoon girls teams captained by Flora Irish and Laura Burrill played 8 to 7, with prizes including a blue and white sash for champions.
Ladies bowling teams from Cottage Park Yacht Club entertained the Winthrow Yacht Club on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. H C Kennington chaired the committee and Mrs. Beatrice Haywood led the program with solos readings and an original verse about bowlers. Prizes were awarded for top strings and teams, followed by a dainty collation and social hour.
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