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The Wine Glass of Archbishop James HayesShow and Tell on an Ermino Family treasureby Andrea Alexa Joan V.Ermino

1What is a treasure?jewels and precious objects: wealth, especially in the form of jewels and precious objects, often accumulated or hoarded.something valuable: something of great value or worth.

What is a Wine Glass?In the late1920s, new technology allowed manufacturers to produce appealingglassware with little expense and with no handwork. In fact, this glassware, known asDepression glass, was so cheap and easy-to-make that in the '30s.Like vintage Depression glassware, most elegant glass featured intricate, pretty designs on its surfaces, usually of flowers or tree branches.In those years, wine glasses are NOT egg-shaped yet. Instead it looks a bit more open like what we know now as a goblet.

WINE GLASS

BAMBOO DESIGNSare also admired for their perseverance under harsh conditions5Who originally owned this possession?

Archbishop James Thomas Gibbons Hayes, SJ(1889-1980)Entered the Society of Jesus in 1921.

7 years later (1928) became a young parish priest here in Cagayan de Oro City.

The Cagayan de Oros St. Augustine Cathedral was destroyed during the World War II by the liberating American Planes.

Hayes rebuilt the church in 1946

1951 he became the first Archbishop of Cagayan de Oro City.

Retired in 1970 and died March 28, 1980.Consuelo Paz Poson &

Melchora Mimi Poson-Ermino

Melchora ErminoAbraham G. ErminoMelchora Poson - ErminoErika Marie ErminoBrian Ermino

Andrew Joseph P. Ermino (age 42)

Andrea Alexa Joan V. Ermino (a.k.a Me)