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"WHY NOT?"
[Of Special Interest to Children]
Donald was a well-behaved boy and had such a beaming, cheery smile that he always brought sunshine to everyone he met. His sister Martha was about two years older than he. They had great fun going to school together, and they played at the playground afterwards because there were no other children in the neighborhood where they lived.
One day a large moving van appeared, and Donald and Martha soon learned that a family with two boys about their age was moving into a new house not very far away. This was good news! The names of the boys were Ted and John. The four children readily made friends, and their parents quickly became acquainted.

October 13, 1951 issue
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SONS AND DAUGHTERS
CLARA ARMITAGE BROWN
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"THE SUBSTANCE OF THINGS HOPED FOR"
WILLIAM MILFORD CORRELL
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GIVING GOD A CLEAR FIELD
GERMAINE DESNOS
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LIVING ART
Caroline Hardee Godfrey
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OUR "NEW NAME"
CELIA R. RINGHAM
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GOOD TIMING
WILLIAM C. DRAKE
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"OF GOOD UNDERSTANDING"
GRACE MARY FRITH
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"WHY NOT?"
CHARLES PORTER LOWES
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HE SENDS HIS ANGEL
Amy G. Viau
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CONFORMITY TO LOVE'S LAW
Richard J. Davis
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AFFIRMATIVE TRUTH
Helen Wood Bauman
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Christian Science came into my...
Elizabeth F. Nichols
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As a young child I developed an...
Wilfred Halliday Brown
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Christian Science was presented...
LeClercq Gleason
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When our son was ten years of...
Elsie Steele Smith
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The gratitude in my heart for...
Marijane Lauher
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I should like to share with others...
Lulu M. Coleman
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In appreciation of the many...
Grace L. Buck
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I have been interested in Christian Science...
Robert B. Evans
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My gratitude for the better understanding...
Murrae Moore
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It is with a sincere desire to help...
Hilda Harwin
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Martin Rywell, Russell H. Hoy