Article December 30, 1933 Issue

The Lectures

Introductions to Lectures

with contributions from Donald R. Fox, Jerome A. Moss, Ralph O. Cope, Merle B. Judkins, Grace Vradenburg

Toms River, New Jersey (Society).

Lecturer: Arthur P. DeCamp; introduced by Donald R. Fox, who said:—

Prior to beginning the study of Christian Science, I had experienced many forms of sickness, had smoked incessantly, worn eyeglasses for more than eleven years, indulged in the frequent drinking of alcoholic liquor, and was not strong either morally or physically. None of these indulgences had made me really happy; and I was realizing an increasing need for something of greater and more lasting value than I then possessed. This was presented to me in the form of Christian Science by a very good friend about fourteen years ago.

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