Word: bradford
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...famed Bradford Washburn, '33, will continue on December 18 with a lecture on "Exploring the Yukon's Glacial Stronghold". Distinguished by exceptional motion picture shots and a brilliant address. Washburn's lectures are always popular...
...November 5, and the remainder of the program includes a concert at Adams House on Monday, December 9, at Longwood Towers, on Sunday, December 15, at the Harvard Club of Boston on February 16, and joint concerts with the Glee Club in Sanders Theatre, March 20, and the Bradford Junior College Choir, March 6. The date of the annual concert at Paine Memorial Hall, which is open to the public, is still indefinite. The annual dance is to be held at Longwood Towers on December...
Negrophiles are constantly poking fun at the names of Negro organizations in the stories of Octavus Roy Cohen, Harris Dickson, Roark Bradford et al., saying such names are gross burlesque. Following are the names of some Negro societies in Mississippi, transcribed from the records of charters of incorporation in the office of Secretary of State Walker Wood at Jackson...
Since under church law the vestry could not rescind its call, it wrangled last fortnight over what to do, until Bradford Young solved the matter by offering his resignation. And as that young man packed up once more and entrained for the East, the vestry issued a statement concurred in by five of its members but not by three others who stood with their Bishop. Mr. Young's record and his "social point of view," said the statement, "might react unfavorably upon the minds of this community, because of past or possible future difficulties here, which have made...
Last week Bradford Young arrived in Brooklyn, resumed his old post at Holy Trinity Church. His superior, Rev. Dr. John Howard Melish, welcomed him genially: "I think of him as my son. Speaking for myself, I am delighted that the San Francisco church doesn't want him." In San Francisco the real loser in the battle, Bishop Parsons, mounted the pulpit of rectorless Trinity Church, spoke mystically. Said he: "He brought a fine Christian spirit to a very difficult situation in San Francisco. At my invitation he came, he saw and-in a deep sense-he conquered...