Word: revs
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Just returned from the Universal Conference on Life and Work at Stockholm, the Rev. Henry C. Swearingen last week called to order the "Special Commission of Fifteen" of the Presbyterian Church. The Commissioners gathered in a private room in the Hotel Chalfonte, Atlantic City. The fourteen present were...
...first sectarian service that has been held in Appleton Chapel will take place tomorrow when Holy Communion will be celebrated under the auspices of the St. Paul's Episcopal Society. Rev. Frederick L. Lawrence '20 will conduct these services, which will be held every Sunday morning during the year at 9 o'clock...
...sent to college-the Rutersville Female College-the only one in the State. She stayed there two years and left, aged 15, to marry the Rev. Orcenith Fisher, a Methodist minister. She served long and well as a minister's wife and bore six children. She went with her husband to the Pacific Coast for 15 years, where he founded the Methodist Church in Oregon. In 1872 they were called back to Texas. Her husband died many years ago. All but one of her children are dead, but she has five grandchildren and as many great grandchildren...
Died. The Rev. Dr. Alfred P. Botsford, 98, "oldest alumnus of Princeton University" and "second oldest college graduate in the U. S."; at Woodbury, N. J. Twice married, he was active in the Presbyterian Ministry up to his 70th year...
...Story. As Tristram Wing passed the vicarage window he was distinctly nauseated. Mrs. Orpin and the two females he could hear buzzing with her were like three fat blow-flies scavenging in the middle of a road. Their morsel was the subject of the Rev. Mr. Orpin's note, which Wing had come to answer. It was his wife, Brenda, upon one of whose actions a skulking poacher had chanced to spy. During the interview, Wing mentioned his nausea and damned the whole gabbling village...