Article October 21, 1905 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from Milton Smith, Wm. C. Kaufman, James B. Peter, Charles D. Hayt

A large audience greeted Bicknell Young at the Gedney Opera House on Sunday afternoon, September 17, when he spoke in the interest of Christian Science. Mr. Milton Smith, County Attorney, introduced the speaker as follows:

The Bible is the rule and guide of faith of all Christian religions. Denominations differ somewhat in their interpretation of the Scriptures, but all are striving for the uplifting of humanity and for the ultimate salvation of the human family. Any church or society that has this end in view is deserving of our careful consideration and support. The Christian Science sect is comparatively new. I am free to say that I know but little of its teachings, but, wherever I go, I see magnificent edifices dedicated to its faith and attended by multitudes of thoughtful men and women. A creed that satisfies so many must have in it much of merit.—The Bulletin-Journal.

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