Word: cared
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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from the rest of the week. It is the day he puts on his best clothes, washes up, and lays aside completely the ordinary work and care of the week days. But to us, who make little change in dress or observances, it is very easy in time to forget that the day is Sunday at all. Now it is just as essential to our physical well-being as to that of the laboring man that on one day of the week we lay aside the cares and toil of the other six days. Many a student learns this lesson...
...Weld Boat Club have since last autumn been cognizant of the fact of the late opening of the house last spring, which was caused by the float's being so tightly frozen to the marsh that to try to move it would have meant its destruction. Accordingly care was taken this year to have the float raised on blocks before it was frozen fast, so that it could be put in on the first tide after the ice left the river. Mr. Geo. Weld kindly contributed the money to have the float thoroughly repaired, so that hereafter it will...
...Paul said these words to encourage his companies when they were in danger by telling them that they were under God's care and that he would protect them. This idea was the inspiration of the life of St. Paul and we can only appreciate its true meaning when we apply it to our own lives. When we thus apply it, it seems to show us that we belong to God for these reasons. First because God is Father of us all and is constantly reminding men of all conditions of His constant supervision and care of them. The redemption...
...Hale then gave definitions of different terms relating to religion. The parish, he said, has been defined as that territory which is committed to the charge of a curate who is entrusted with the care of souls. In early times in America the town and parish were often one and the same. The parish in the South and elsewhere is often a corporation which regulates church elections...
...think that the officers of the Camera Club are to be highly commended. The progress which the club has made in the last year is phenomenal. In many other ways besides this exhibit have energy, care and taste been shown. We hope that the officers of the club who will soon assume control will allow no step to be taken backward. The Camera Club has it in its power to become one of the well known institutions of the University. We can say with confidence, to the students who have not yet been to the exhibit, that a visit would...