Word: sundays
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...thrown the gates wide: Bellas Artes' marble and stained glass magnificence bulged with some 500 entries; more than 400 of them were paintings. Long halls were devoted to unknowns from all parts of Mexico. Their work ranged from flat, bright-colored primitives and the overfinicky naturalism of Sunday painters to imitations of imitations of the slick stuff produced in Mexico City...
Down the St. Lawrence, 150 miles from the doorway metropolis, lay Quebec City; its great grey stone citadel, whose guns had once guarded the New World for France, still frowned down on the narrow twisting streets of the Old Town. The habitant women in their dusty-black Sunday clothes still knelt to pray in ancient Chapelle des Augustines. With devout Americans they still trudged the 21 miles to the shrine of Ste. Anne de Beaupre on pilgrimage...
...Sunday school prize little Catharine Mabie won a booklet which told the pathetic story of an African slave girl. From that time forward, it was her ambition to bring Christianity to Africa's heathen. Under the auspices of the Baptist missions society, she set out in 1898 to fight fever and fetish in the Belgian Congo...
...seven days, beginning Sunday, Aug. 4. (All times are E.D.S.T...
Under the summer chairmanship of Samuel Heyman '48, Sunday bicycle trips have been going out every week to beaches and lakes in the vicinity. An average trip has about six people, usually including three girls and amounts to 25 to 30 miles of pedaling. Plans are now being made for the "College Week" trip to the Adirondacks in September...