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Thither, last Easter, went A. Van Horne Stuyvesant, as the Stuyvesants have always gone, to assure themselves that the grave of their ancestor, Peter Stuyvesant, was in good keeping. But this year, Mr. Stuyvesant and his family left the churchyard without leaving their individual checks for $900 at the church. That was the beginning of the end of the classic dances instituted by Dr. William N. Guthrie which brought upon him the Episcopal admonition of William T. Manning, Father in Christ...
House of Commons. The House reassembled after the Easter vacation...
Princeton will enter the game tomorrow afternoon decided favorites, by virtue of an earlier defeat of Harvard at Pinehurst during the Easter vacation, and through comparative scores. It will be the first real test for the Crimson since the return from the South...
...Bishop contends that, although Jesus did not found a new church, he did most specifically refound the old Church of Israel, specifically equipping it with divine authority and sacraments. The Holy Ghost is not a theory but a fact. The Holy Ghost did come to the 'disciples after Easter, and the Holy Ghost has always been present in the Church, and under certain conditions, the Church, by the power of the Holy Ghost, is the voice of God upon earth, possessing the keys of Heaven. The Bishop repudiates the charge that he "reasons in chains." He has gone, says...
...White House to deliver the invitation. ¶ Nearly a thousand boys and girls (school children from nearby states) walked through Mr. Coolidge's work room (in one door and out the other) and saw him keeping busy at his desk. ¶ The President and Mrs. Coolidge attended Easter services at the First Congregational Church, their regular place of worship. In the course of the services the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Wilbur were admitted to membership by letter from their former church in California. Announcement was made that Secretary Wilbur had been elected a deacon. ¶ Instead...