Word: gladly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...keeping an appointment, she tried on four hats, bought two. Said the sales-clerk who knew Mrs. Roosevelt of old: "She is one that either likes a thing or she doesn't. But she has improved in style a lot in the last few years, I'm glad...
...election. What evidently settled the matter was a solid phalanx of Republican jobholders. Forced to hang together or risk losing their bread & butter, Republican ward leaders somehow patched up the quarrels which had kept them wrangling since the death of Boss William Scott Vare. Boss Yare would have been glad to know that his successors managed to win by 47,000 votes, after an expenditure of about $600,000 which was only two hundred thousand more than the Democrats spent. One who was certainly glad to know it was Contractor Louchheim, Mayor-elect Wilson's patron, who was supposed...
...Dean Miller that his real name was not "Tex" Maness, but "Ted" Key. The Dean duly reported this irregularity to Pacific Coast Conference authorities, pleading clemency for the boy. Only penalty meted out to Key was ineligibility for U. C. L. A. freshman athletics. Declaring that he was glad the hoax was over, last week "Shorty" Key confessed: ". . . Before God the paramount reason I went to U. C. L. A. under the alias was to get a degree so I could coach! I figured I'd only be able to play in the California game anyway. A friend...
...Kansas City who were singing Brighten the Corner Where You Are. They had expected that sooner or later Billy Sunday would walk briskly in. Nor were they surprised when Billy Sunday strode up to Jesus Christ, shook Him by the hand and said: "Jesus, thank you. I'm glad you honored me with salvation. I'm glad you honored me with the privilege of preaching your gospel. . . . Now, Jesus, I'd like to see old Aunty Griffith...
Harvard goes back to Nassau Hall today and Sage's heart is glad. Have just dined with Princeton's Dean--Mrs. Gauss thinks Tigers a cinch, but game has all the Marks of a Harvard win, and I Gauss Crimson will a Maser by garnering the Bliss of victory. Harlow will not Husband his strength, and if Crisler Wood win he will need more than one Sandbach to block the holes. Even if a Constable aPierson the Field, he will be a Marter in a losing cause. Tigers will Spring and try to Chew the White hopes from Cambridge...