Article November 9, 1907 Issue

THE LECTURES

with contributions from C. G. Seeley, Alice L. Randolph, E. M. Taubman, Walter S. Middleton, Madeleine Taylor Jocelyn

Mrs. Sue Harper Mims of Atlanta, Ga., lectured Tuesday night [Sept. 17] at the Grand Opera House on Christian Science. Mrs. Mims was introduced by the wellknown business man, Mr. C. G. Seeley, who spoke in part as follows:—

It is generally conceded that people are seeking to know more of life and its realities, and this can be found only in a knowledge of Truth, which must come to us through divine revelation. The prophets and sages of all times have desired to attain to that attitude where they might recognize the revelations and creations of the infinite in their true light and meaning, and this desire has been met according to its need. This seeking has been manifest in all ages in the unrest of man. For this the children of Israel wandered in the wilderness forty years, since which time innumerable migrations have been made from place to place, seeking health and happiness; but alas, too often have the new surroundings entailed as much of a sense of bondage as those of previous location and conditions. Thus it will ever be to those of us who seek this light through material means. There has come to our age a revealing of Truth, which supplies this need by showing to mankind that health and happiness are obtainable here and now, and not only at some future time and distant place. This comes as a cup of cold water to the weary wanderer and will guide the seeker into a new land.—The Pueblo Chieftain.

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