Article October 17, 1914 Issue

Among the Churches

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GREAT FALLS, MONT. —The Christian Science distribution committee of Great Falls took advantage of an opportunity of distributing the Monitor and other Christian Science literature on the fiftieth anniversary of the organization of Montana territory, which was commemorated by a golden jubilee celebration held here from the tenth to the fifteenth of August. After the committee decided to have a tent where free Christian Science literature could be obtained, the owner of a well-located vacant lot furnished the site free of charge. This reading-tent was well equipped with all comforts necessary for the occasion, and there was a loving cooperation of all Christian Scientists in making this work a success. The tent was open from nine in the morning to nine in the evening. Copies of the Journal, Sentinel, Herold, Monitor, and pamphlets on Christian Science were distributed, and information was given regarding The Christian Science Monitor, its origin and purpose, The Monitor of Aug. 8 carried an article on the jubilee, and there were one thousand copies of this issue distributed.—Correspondence.

PARKERSBURG, W. VA.—The members of First Church of Christ, Scientist, of this city were so well pleased with the results of the booth which was maintained at the West Virginia fair here last year, that it was unanimously decided to have the same this year at the fair, which closed Friday night, Aug 21. More than thirty names were added in this way to the mailing list of the distribution committee, and nearly two hundred copies of the Sentinel and Monitor were given out to those who manifested an interest in Christian Science.

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