Word: mentioned
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...herself. She took the Poor Debtor's Oath, under which a person swearing to less than $17 in assets may escape jail for unpaid judgments. This week Alice Fox returned to her family and her old neighborhood. What did she think of Neighbor Rollo now? "I will not mention her name...
...Mason also be a Christian? To the Rev. Walter Bauer, pastor of the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church in the Lake Erie village of Fisherville (pop. 2,200), the answer is no. Nowhere in their prayers or ritual, he told his congregation in a sermon, do Masons make mention of Jesus Christ.* Furthermore, he had come upon a passage in a Freemason lexicon that defined the Bible as a "symbol of the will of God." Pastor Bauer concluded that such teachings were unChristian. He challenged lodge members to disprove his charges...
...wisecracks are as faithfully reported as the goings-on of any movie star. In the rest of the world he is almost as well known. His pictures hang in the world's most famed museums, and fetch prices as high as $50,000. Almost anywhere the mere mention of his name is enough to start a boiling controversy...
...average registered nurse-working exhausting hours every day and getting $200 a month if she is very lucky-if she is part of the "Fine Time for All" you so glibly mention. Ask the bookkeeper, the stenographer the sales clerk, the minister, the teacher if they are wonderfully happy and full of financial pudding. Ask any one of the millions of white-collar workers of the lower income brackets, and ask any of the people living on incomes and pensions and insurance annuities if everything is just rosy...
Jeromo P. Gavin '50 won the George B. Sohier award of $250 for his thesis: "The Act of Involvement in William Faulkner's Light in August." One Radcliffe and two College seniors received honorable mention: Mary T. Moulton, Robert M. Durling, and David L. Jones...