An occurrence of importance is to be commemorated by the Texas Historic Nut Tree Planting Association, namely, the result of the poll conducted by the Ladies' Home Journal in 1933, to determine by popular vote the twelve women leaders of the past century in America.
An accepted applicant for the Sanatorium of The Christian Science Benevolent Association at Chestnut Hill had been suffering from neuritis when she started her journey to the Sanatorium.
The question is asked whether a Christian Science Reading Room should take listings of rooms, houses, apartments, and positions, and so carry on, in a degree, a rental and employment bureau in connection with the regular Reading Room work.
Inquiries received by the Directors of The Mother Church as to whether the Reconstruction and Furnishing Fund of The Mother Church is still receiving contributions have led to this statement that the need has not yet been fully cared for.
At all times the privilege of applying for membership in The Mother Church is open, and application blanks and information are readily supplied by the Clerk of The Mother Church, by the clerks of the branch churches, by the librarians of branch church Reading Rooms, and by practitioners and teachers of Christian Science.
A Christian Scientist in England, who received a letter from Nairobi, East Africa, telling her of a successful lecture on Christian Science attended by about four hundred people—the first lecture given in that part of the continent—was so overjoyed by the result, and by a definite case of the healing of a man through listening to the lecture by wireless, that she wrote to Boston.
