Article January 20, 1906 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from Mayor Barnard, T. E. Webber, J. T. Morrison, J. Heugh, A. L. Chase

The Auditorium was comfortably filled last night [November 6] by an audience which listened with interest to Mr. Edward A. Kimball's lecture on Christian Science. The lecturer was introduced by Mayor Barnard, who said in part,—

In spite of a criticism amounting in some instances almost to abuse, this wonderful school has grown with remarkable rapidity, and though less than forty years old it has attracted to itself thousands of followers, most of them earnest men and women who have been helped by the wholesome optimism of its teachings and who look to them as a source of deepest satisfaction and comfort.—The Asheville Citizen.

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