Word: clergymen
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...general, it can be said that both clergymen and literary critics are inclined to regard the book as innocuous. It is likely to be popular as a Christmas present...
...clinic. It is under the auspices of the National Association for the Advancement of Scientific Healing, with Dr. Edward S. Cowles, neurologist, at its head, assisted by six physicians, and a corps of ministers, nurses and social workers. The medical men control all treatments. Where spiritual guidance is needed, clergymen are called to assist. Rev. William Norman Guthrie and Rev. Edward Cosbey, rectors of the church, are actively identified with the movement, and several prominent physicians, ministers and laymen are directing the work of the Association...
...church union in America; another on the new interest in education and the rebirth of religious discussion; a third on the interest in upbuilding the health of the human race. To the various writers (two of whom are women, five University professors, three bishops, two canons and two clergymen), these signs indicate another Renaissance age in religion. But to W. R. Inge, " gloomy Dean " of St. Paul's, London, the conditions of such a movement seem indeed obscure. He closes his brief introduction to the book: " If it comes, it will be very welcome...
...That he sent telegrams on behalf of "the international bankers" to clergymen asking them to support the World Court; that the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ was "inspired by the State Department" to endorse the Court that; "the Rockefellers, it is understood, are aiding in the business of promoting the World Court scheme...
...August, 1920, at Liberty Hall, Manhattan, a Jamaican Negro, aged 36, with broad nose, and of the true Negro type, was publicly married by 30 officiating clergymen in the presence of 3,000 Negro delegates from all over the world...