Word: bricked
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...rolls, the free-will offerings have passed $68,000 a year, mission contributions for 1941 will run close to $25,000, the plant is worth $300,000, the debt has been cut to $30,000, and every Sunday three services are needed to get the congregation into the big brick and stone church built in 1925. There is no such thing as a membership committee, but every year 300 to 600 new members are received...
...unobtrusive red brick building at 100 Pinckney Street, with its neatly black lettered sign "Pinckney Street Artists' Alliance," doesn't look like much of a threat to what is rightly called "the gallery racket." Yet here in a few small rooms is exhibited work that vies with any of the established galleries in excellence, and sells at prices thirty to fifty per cent lower. The dozen or so members of the Alliance operate on the theory that selling three pictures at $50 apiece is better than selling one at $150. Alexander Eliot, great-grandson of Harvard's President and himself...
...brick cottage in Liverpool's Merseyside last fortnight, 19-year-old Ruth Owen wrote a letter to her sweetheart to tell him how it feels to be bombed. Her letter...
...head helplessly. When the first big flight of Nazi bombers roared over London one night last September, a bomb crashed on Dulwich Common, blasted the home in which white-haired Michael Joyce lived with his wife and two youngest children. Ailing, he moved into another small, red-painted brick house in nearby East Dulwich. There, last fortnight, Michael Joyce died...
...beer is free, the time is 7:30, the place is the red brick mansion halfway down Plympton Street...