Word: episcopalian
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...English kept his marks low at Ohio Wesleyan for two more years, forced him to bolster his scholarships by cooking for a professor. Then, mastering English, he made money by lecturing on Africa before Ohio lunch clubs and church groups, finished his course with a creditable record. A devout Episcopalian, he has been active in Y. M. C. A. and student welfare work, once served as president of Cosmopolitan Clubs in 17 Ohio colleges including...
...McDowell was a devout Episcopalian. He preferred to operate on Sundays so that the prayers of the patient and friends would guide his knives, forceps and needles. For extra heavenly help during the death-defying operation on Mrs. Crawford, he waited for Christmas Day which that year fell on Sunday...
Against the background of conservatism imposed upon their church by Southern laymen, Episcopalian Loaring-Clark's speaking up in meeting was noteworthy. Even more so was the speech with which the Chattanooga convention was opened by well-beloved, 79-year-old Bishop Thomas Frank Gailor who has shepherded Tennessee Episcopalians since 1898. A onetime (1916-22) chairman of his House of Bishops and a onetime (1919-25) Presiding Bishop of his Church, Bishop Gailor was lavishly honored by Church & State a year and a half ago upon the 40th anniversary of his consecration, the 25th of his chancellorship...
...Commented Episcopalian Mrs. Whitney: "I am used to Catholic nieces. I have six in whose religious upbringing I am interested...
...strong churchman and believer in the beneficial effect of the Church upon boys' lives, under Dr. Thayer St. Marks became one of the leading Episcopalian church schools. In 1930 he retired as headmaster and at the same time as rector of St. Marks Episcopal Church in Southbore. Since then he has been living at his home in Southbore...