Article September 20, 1913 ISSUE

The Lectures

with contributions from R. B. Reed, L. E. Baird, J. P. Pryor, Wallace Smith, J. Bouldin Rector

At a lecture on Christian Science delivered in Mechanics hall by Prof. Hermann S. Hering, the introductory words of Dr. R. B. Reed were as follows:—

This evening we are to hear a lecture on Christian Science, a subject which is occupying the attention of thinking men and women more and more every day, and of which no one at this time can offord to be ignorant. Some five years ago it came to my knowledge that a very great friend of mine, who had been ill for some months and who had tried nearly all of the usually accepted methods of treatment without receiving benefit, had turned as a last resort to Christian Science.

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