Word: walworth
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...varsity scoring: First period--Lea, MIT, (Walworth) 7:56; Lea, MIT, (Grady) 8:33; Moseley, Harvard, (Huntington) 9:00; Kittredge, Harvard, 12:11; Garrity, Harvard, (Preston) 15:42; Preston, Harvard, (Garrity, Greeley) 16:01; Hamilton, MIT, 16:10; Lea, MIT, (Walworth) 17:14; Walworth, MIT, (Fuller...
Both Jack Carman and Huntington led the Crimson scoring parade with three goals apiece, and the latter also was credited with an assist. Donald Lea was high man for Tech with two scores. HARVARD MIT Chase g Connor Coulter rd Bradley Greeley ld Fuller Key c Walworth Garrity rw Lea Carman lw Hamilton...
...history, but it has had its moments. In 1827, Joseph Smith told of finding near Palmyra, N.Y., the cache of inscribed golden tablets* later translated into the Book of Mormon. Some years later another Mormon named James Jesse Strang found another cache of engraved tablets (brass this time) in Walworth County, Wis. In 1869 diggers near Cardiff, N.Y. unearthed what was thought to be petrified proof positive of a vanished race of American supermen-until it developed that the 2,966-lb. "giant" had been carved (out of Iowa gypsum) by a joker in Chicago...
After some nine symbolical months of doubt and travail, all of Author Walworth's characters dramatically bring forth faith in God. The Reverend Job's faith returns when he goes back to work in the slums. Actor Nick Romney finds faith by repulsing Melita's fleshly charms and acting his clergyman's role to perfection. Laura is saved when Henry is struck down by a terrible sickness. Gladys learns the meaning of religion when she goes to Christmas service and "sees" her dead fiancé there, in battle dress...
...Author. Nicodemus is Author Walworth's fourth novel (the others: Faith of Our Fathers; They Thought They Could Buy It; Feast of Reason). Daughter of a Methodist minister, wife of Reader's Digest Editor Merle Crowell, Novelist Walworth lives in a remodeled farmhouse in Chappaqua, N.Y. Says her friend, Writer Grace Perkins, wife of Reader's Digest Editor Fulton Oursler: "She's small, she's trig, and if she isn't younger than her married daughter, her heart doesn't know it. Her spiritual essence is a faith that permeates everything she does...