[…] grown to the point where the Stone Church Choir of Independence, Missouri, augmented by singers from the community, performed Handel’s Messiah in what was to become the first annual presentation of that work. This […]
[…] seems to have had little impact. It did counterbalance somewhat the negative screen treatment of the Mormon community. Today it remains little more than a cinematic curiosity, largely unknown even to motion picture historians. […]
[…] RLDS edition moves into triple sets of quotation marks, the book ceases to be a “reader’s” version. The dating in the footnotes applied to Ammon’s search party is in error, as it is also in […]
[…] because each day Miss Dusenberry would tie me up with a rope and lock me in a black closet. While I never complained, the curriculum did seem monotonous. Each day when my mother asked […]
Religions is for women. Says Madeleine, Portuguese-Catholic, chunky in her black pleated skirts, cackling always, nudging God. Women believe it. Women practice it. When pews are filled they are filled with women. Men eh […]
Let me bring home your dark eyes and the secret of their holiness, your quick fingers and your fine pride in the black tent they weave.
[…] of the Church who are technically qualified and who feel so inclined are encouraged to provide what community service they can to assist with this influenza immunization campaign. Even stronger was a subsequent statement […]
[…] and cruel expression on their faces. While licentiousness and dissipation amongst every race either civilized or savage, black, brown or white, have always weakened that people, diminished their size and strength, aggravated their peculiarities […]
[…] member is constantly reminded of the urgency of the food storage program, the continual threat of personal, community, or national disaster and the imminence of the millennial advent. In his personal life he must […]
Pictures in books suggest That I first stood grey and white On short black kodak grass.