Article January 3, 1914 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from William P. Grimmer, F. T. Congdon, J.C. Bolger, Asa T. Patterson, John Ashcroft, William Ranson

William D. McCrackan, M.A., delivered a lecture on Christian Science in the Orpheum Theater. He was introduced by William P. Grimmer, solicitor, who said in part:—

Christian Scientists believe that by the light of the Christian Science text-book they have been enabled to find that for which all the world is seeking, namely, the way to the peace which passes understanding. This "pearl of great price" they desire to pass on to others.

These lectures are free gifts from the Christian Science people to their fellow men, and their purpose is the same as that of the reading-rooms. Mr. McCrackan has traveled nine thousand miles from his home in New York city to offer to you something of what he has learned in Christian Science, and I know you will give him a courteous hearing.

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