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Newspaper
Winthrop Sun And Visitor
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1913
Page
8
The Rev. Charles S. Otto conducts services at First Church of Winthrop Methodist. Junior League meets at 3:30, Epworth League at 6:30, and evening worship at 7:30 with a sermon by the pastor titled The Place of the Child in the Christian Church.
The church outlines its weekly lineup with a morning service at 10 30 Bible school at noon a Christian Endeavor gathering at 6 15 and an evening service at 7 30.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Winthrop Beach Church will hold its regular meeting in the vestry on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Seelye Bryant is minister at the Union Congregational church located on Tewksbury street with residence at 183 Washington avenue and phone 677-W.
At the First Unitarian Church corner School and Hermon Streets minister William W. Peck conducts a 10 45 a m worship service with Floral Sunday and Children's Day. Address to children The Brave Cow ard marks the season closing exercises as the school members meet with the congregation. The standing committee will convene after the morning service.
The Junior Alliance of All Souls Unitarian Church completed its first year with officer elections on Friday June 6. Ruth Ballou was named president Aurilla Stockwell vice president Marion Porter recording secretary Marion Collins corresponding secretary Georgie Moreland treasurer. The president may appoint committees for the September first meeting. Mrs Peck invited the group to a June 28 picnic at her Needham farm, founder of local Junior Alliances.
The Gem Winthrop Centre will screen Kathleen Mavourneen in pictures next Thursday as part of a festival at the Frost Library exhibit for Gettysburg 50th anniversary. Dream Theatre marks its second anniversary with vaudeville and feature pictures this week at 10 and 15 cents. A car accident injures Herbert Moseley near Arlington amid dog safety concerns.
Mrs. John L. Bemis expresses heartfelt appreciation to Winthrop Lodge A M for kindnesses sympathy and flowers during illness and death of her husband.
Mrs Mary Almira Whittlesey Leonard widow of Edwin S Leonard died at noon Sunday June 8 after a brief paralytic stroke in her 79th year. She was born November 28 1834 in Binghamton NY taught school married in Elmira NY December 8 1854 and raised five children. She spent years in Lafayette and Chicago church work and led a Methodist choir and Sunday school and served in the Woman's Home Missionary Society. Surviving children six grandchildren two great grandchildren sister and brother with funeral set for Lafayette and interment beside her husband in Spring Vale cemetery.
Mrs. John G. Cuthbertson in Washington D C Mrs J P Gore visiting Dayton Ohio George Nash family summer home Terrace avenue Mrs Albert Dunham Fremont Street summer in Maine Class Day planned at high school hall Friday June 20 Mr W J Kavanagh Prospect avenue joins automobilists with new touring car Mrs Harvey Unkerholtz Crystal Cove avenue visiting Toledo Ohio Wyeth family Cambridge open house Harbor View avenue for summer George N Shute returns to Bucksport Maine Nephew Frank N Belcher accompanies him Mrs W H Berry and son Albert of Somerville sail on Franconia for extended trip abroad Court Park Club whist Tuesday afternoon prizes to Mrs J H Simpson and hostess Mrs George E Lappen and son Curtis H of 45 Beacon Street are guests of Mr and Mrs W D Willever in Syracuse until July 1 Julia Lincoln Flood dies at 53 Prospect avenue services Thursday 2 30 p m interment Winthrop cemetery Tammany yacht of Boston Yacht Club anchored off Snake Island Bright obituary items include John Welton son of William B Welton interment Malden Holy Cross Cemetery Odd Fellows Memorial Sunday observed at Crystal Bay Lodge 1 C C F decorate graves and attend church 9 30 a m final St Johns Guild final meeting June 29 with complimentary dance to The Deacons Second Wife
Mr Herbert W Thompson celebrated his 19th birthday anniversary Tuesday evening with a surprise party at 79 Lincoln Street. Edward Wilson presented a signet ring. Miss Florence Hughes led piano and vocal selections by several guests. Helen Wedholt provided violin solos. a maid’s collation followed. Attendees included Florence Hughes Mary Galvin Lenore Hughes Catherine Hayes Ida Davison Helen Medholt Caroline Metcalf Eleanor Tewksbury Gertrude Thompson Dorothy Kinney Viola Kempton Anna Knudson Elliott Mudgett William Clark David Klagge William Brown James Brown Harold Crockford Walter Whitman Leonard Kibby.
A lyrical tribute praising the American flag as symbol of freedom and unity. The speaker recalls ancestral sacrifices, racial diversity, and immigrant origins while affirming loyalty to the nation and its ideals. The verse emphasizes hope, national identity, and the ultimate test of worth in devotion to the flag.
Last Dividend five per cent per annum offered on shares now for sale. Regular meetings for sale of money and payment of dues held on the second Monday of each month. For details contact Secretary George H. Wyman at 13 Tremont Street Boston Room 628 or Winthrop Director Nelson Floyd Winthrop.
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