Article May 10, 1952 Issue

Camp Welfare Activities

The following experiences concerning service men and women have been sent to the Camp Welfare Activities department and are being shared with the Field:

Report from a Worker on an outpost in the Atlantic

At an overseas base in the Atlantic a serviceman was put in sick bay; but before he would accept any medical treatment he insisted that the words "Christian Scientist" be put on his chart. When the medical officer came through the ward and saw the note on the chart he said: "Son, we can't help you. You have something better than any doctor can give you." The Christian Science Camp Welfare Worker was sent for, treatment was given, and the young man was released shortly from the hospital.

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