Article October 11, 1913 ISSUE

The Lectures

with contributions from John H. Rice, Fred H. Blume, A. H. Sweester

A lecture on Christian Science was delivered in the auditorium of Carnegie library by Francis J. Fluno, M.D., to a most attentive and intelligent audience. The speaker was introduced by Judge John H. Rice, who said in part:—

It may be asked why the honor of presenting the speaker of the evening has been conferred on a non-believer in Christian Science. I can only say that I number among the Christian Scientists of Corsicana and elsewhere some of my warmest and dearest friends,—friends who in time of trouble and sorrow came swiftly with tender and loving ministrations, and with cheer and help and hope. What these friends believe in so earnestly I am constrained to treat with profound respect; and as they have deemed me worthy to perform this pleasant duty, I most gratefully accept it.

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