Word: deaconness
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...Deacons turn in their usual spring performance, Winthrop, which has never won the Straus Trophy, will never stand a chance: In the past four spring seasons, Kirkland has come from behind in the point totals to win the championship. This year, Deacon athletes have won only one title, in volley ball, but have capitalized on consistently high finishes in every other sport...
...begun." Wherever the work takes her, she knows that from time to time she must go home to Laurel again: it is the place where she feels she can be "just Leontyne." After the triumphs at Salzburg and Milan, she recalls, she made a flying visit and encountered a deacon of St. Paul's Methodist Church walking up South Fifth Avenue. "Hi, Leontyne," said the deacon. "Still singin...
...myth-not in the sense of an untrue fable ("A good myth is true"), but in the sense of a form used to express complicated and difficult truth, such as the Garden of Eden. Writes Pike: "I do not know a single member of the Anglican Communion-Bishop, presbyter, deacon or layman-who believes this story literally...
...Reilly Mile, Mullin bogged down in the early going and was exhausted by the time he battled his way through a slow 2:04.7 half. He eventually finished sixth, as Deacon Jones edged out Ed Moran for first in a time of 4:07.8. Mullin was clocked...
Missouri. A small-town American prototype, moderate Democrat Edward V. Long, 52, is a Baptist deacon who has branched out from a law practice into running two banks, plus several loan and life-insurance companies. In the Senate, stumpy, soft-spoken Ed Long will draw on a generation of political experience (as state senator and lieutenant governor) and the knowledge of foreign affairs that he claims as a widely traveled past director of Rotary International...