Word: shipman
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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When she was a little girl, Vermont-born Emma Shipman saw some of her ailing relatives restored to health with the help of Christian Science healing. It was not very long before young Emma Shipman had made up her mind to give up Congregationalism and join Christian Science's Mother Church in Boston...
...years, Emma Shipman has served her church obscurely but well, as a Christian Science practitioner and teacher, a member of many committees and a writer of many articles for Christian Science periodicals. In her spare time she is an avid gardener and a member of the Audubon Society. This week, the Mother Church elected Emma Shipman president for the coming year...
...presidency is chiefly honorary; policy in the Mother Church (and its 3,000 branch churches and societies) is tightly controlled by a five-member board of directors. But Miss Shipman seemed little concerned with the temporal honor of her new position. Said she: "If Mary Baker Eddy were here today she would see the signs of the growth she most desired," signs that stem from "a more steadfast consciousness of the all-power and all-presence...
Woman's World. In San Diego Municipal Court, chic and spotless Mrs. Luther Shipman charged scratched and battered Luther Shipman with assault & battery...
Last week, in Manhattan, Shipman Land went still farther to soothe foreign ship operators, alarmed at the renaissance of the U.S. as a maritime power. Speaking at the annual meeting of the Propeller Club and American Merchant Marine Conference, the bluff Admiral proposed an international conference to study the shipping needs of each nation, with an attempt to limit fleets to prevent over-tonnage of world trade routes and disastrous rivalries...