Article July 7, 1917 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from Emma Oldfield, Emma C. Kirk, Walter A. Dimick, George Millard Davison, Milton B. Marks, Josephine Cooper

Garden City, Kan. (Society).—William W. Porter, lecturer; introduced by Mrs. Emma Oldfield, who said in part:—

A French writer has said, "The ceaseless unrest of this weary world is the unvoiced cry for God." The mission of Christian Science is to give to the world a better understanding of God, that we may acquaint ourselves with Him and be at peace. A gentle, tender woman, Mrs. Eddy, in her Message to The Mother Church for 1902, said, "Our heavenly Father never destined mortals who seek for a better country to wander on the shores of time disappointed travelers" (p. 11). Through her consecrated life and her love for humanity she has established through The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass., a board of lectureship, and one of its members will speak to us tonight.

Norristown, Pa. (First Church).—John Randall Dunn, lecturer; introduced by Mrs. Emma C. Kirk, who said in part:—

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