Article February 6, 1904 ISSUE

The Lectures

with contributions from Alva Roy Scott, F.W. Sim, John Simpson

Carol Norton delivered a scholarly address at the Opera House Thursday evening, December 17, on "Christian Science, the Gospel of Righteousness and Health." A large audience composed of representative people heard Mr. Norton. The speaker was introduced by Rev. Alva Roy Scott, paster of All Souls' Church (Unitarian). Mr. Scott said,—

Ladies and Gentlemen:—The Christian people are confronted with the difficult but inspiring task of making the world better. Everywhere about us are disease, sin, vice, crime, and poverty. But these are not the whole of society. There are thousands and thousands of men and women who love the good life, and are giving their time, strength, and means to uplifting humanity. I believe that there are just as good people to-day as have ever lived in any age of saints, prophets, or apostles.

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