Article January 1, 1910 Issue

THE LECTURES

with contributions from W. H. Morrison, Ralph E. Joslin, Bertram Hawker, Sue Harper Mims, Frank B. Stephens, Louis A. Gregory

Frank H. Leonard delivered a lecture on Christian Science in City Hall, Oct. 28, to an audience of several hundred. The lecturer was introduced by the Rev. W. H. Morrison, pastor of the First Universalist church, who spoke as follows:—

I am here this evening to a meeting of the Christian Science sisters and brothers. What shall we do with Christian Science? Why, give it fair play—just fair play. If it is a splendid truth, certainly that is what is going to bring it out ; and if it isn't, surely what will find that out is to give it fair play. That is what we all want. We all have our ideals. We can't all be alike; I am glad we can't. It would be a funny world if we were.—Correspondence.

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