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The Lectures
On March 10, First Church of Christ, Scientist, of Walla Walla, had the pleasure of inviting their friends to a lecture at the Opera House, to be delivered by Judge William G. Ewing of Chicago. Attorney Cain introduced the lecturer. The house was well filled and the audience very attentive. Scientists from Waitsburg, Wash., and Athena, Weston, and Milton, Ore., were in attendance.
This is the fourth lecture given here and the second time we have had the pleasure of having Judge Ewing with us. Each lecture has given a fresh impetus to the work and we feel that this will not be an exception.
The introductory remarks of Attorney Cain follow:—
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March 27, 1902 issue
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A Medical Consultation
C. S. Carr
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A Conservative Reply
W. D. McCrackan
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The Lectures
with contributions from Attorney Cain, H. M. B.
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Truth's Easter Dawn
by N. W.
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Easter Morn
BY MARY BAKER G. EDDY.
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Notice
M. B. G. Eddy
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Fair Play
Martin Sindall
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Notices
with contributions from Christian Science Board of Education
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Among the Churches
Elizabeth Earl Jones with contributions from M. S. Matthews, Anna M. Campbell, A. Southwick
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Resurgam
BY ALICE SINCLAIR.
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Retrospection
BY A. F. BLUNDELL.
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A Question Answered
BY AMELIA SCHULER KORFHAGE.
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Fear Destroyed
BY H. L. B.
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As Dawn Begins
BY IDA HODNETT.
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An Easter Song
BY LAVILLA E. ALLEN.
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Ever since I can remember my mother had been a victim...
Grace Pitcher
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I have often thought what a great thing it would be to...
Florence E. Moores
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I did not come into Christian Science for its physical...
Jewel R. Bradford
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Rising with Christ
BY J. W. H. B.
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Religious Items
with contributions from Frank D. Bentley, L. S. McCollester