Article May 2, 1903 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from E. A. McFarland, Leeland Hathaway, George L. Miller

Carol Norton lectured to a fair-sized audience at the Opera Hall on Thursday evening, March 26, on the subject, "The Teachings of Christian Science." Hon. E. A. McFarland introduced Mr. Norton and spoke in part as follows:—

Ladies and Gentlemen:—It appears to be a custom among Christian Scientists, in whose ranks we find so many of our friends and neighbors, when their prominent speakers are about to expound the doctrines of Christian Science, to have them introduced by an unbeliever. This custom is a pleasant index to the distinctive American trait of fair play.

The very presence of this large audience of intelligent men and women, is at least an indication that we are willing to listen and to learn, if we can, something which we do not now know or understand.

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