Article December 25, 1948 Issue

HOLD ON AND LET GO!

WOODRUFF SMITH

He stood in the doorway on crutches. He had come to call on a Christian Science practitioner, hoping to be healed. But he was belligerent. The practitioner thought, "Why, he is halting between two opinions." And one of the first remarks he made was a discourteous one about Mary Baker Eddy.

The practitioner said, "I'm glad you said that."

The patient's jaw dropped. "You are?"

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