Article November 24, 1906 Issue

THE LECTURES

with contributions from D. J. Haynes, George L. Putnam, David B. Ogden, Charles F. Taylor

Before a large and appreciative audience, Clarence C. Eaton of Tacoma lectured on Christian Science, under the auspices of First and Second Churches of Christ, Scientist, at the Heilig Theatre last night [Oct. 18]. In introducing Mr. Eaton, Judge D. J. Haynes said in part,—

About forty years ago a woman from the rocky glades of New England promulgated a new religion, a religion founded upon the fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of man, whose teachings have challenged the admiration and enlisted the support of mankind as none others have since the days of the lowly Nazarene. At first she was scoffed at, but, conscious of the truth of her doctrines and demonstrating their benefit to mankind, she pressed onward in her work, until her followers now number hundreds of thousands, her book and healing methods have reached every nook and corner of the civilized world, and the name of Mary Baker G. Eddy is a household word wherever Christianity abides and the hope of heaven dwells in the human heart.—Portland Telegram.

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