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Newspaper Page Textf;;;;'; A Lecture : f-r ", on , f. ; : Christian, Science V - ;i i Entitled ;. I Christian Science: . The' Science of Divine Healing , , H'-". : by John Ellis Sodman. C.S. " of Cambridge, Massachusetts Member of the Brxird of Lectureship of Tf.a Mother Church, The Flint y- Church of Christ, Scientist, , In Boston, Mnssncrrusetta i ... , , ... f. Christian Science is o vnst subject. It hnB many aspects, ovcry one Im portant, Let us confine our ntten . tlon. at this time, u one .of Its' as pects, namely, the henllng power of Christum Science. When hpnlln'g the sick. Christian Science askB' a fair field and no-favors. That is nil. It pits ever asked and that It all It ever 1U ask. Christian Science does not stand for monopolies.' It ripen not Itand for favoritism nor for .special privileges. Christian Science makes known the true nature of tho-Infinite Clod, who Is not and cannot he & respecter of persons. Ood Is uni versal and Impartial In His goodness And In His kindness. Ho bestows blesBlngs without measure upon all Ills sons and daughters. Ho docs not ?nd Ho cannot withhold any good hlng from anyone. Jesus likened nod's boundless and ceaseless bene flconce to the rain which falls for fill and the sun which shines for all. Christian Scientists arc firm be lievers In medieal freedom. Just as they are firm believers In rellfrtous liberty. Christian Scientists desire for themselves the privilege of seek ing the Rood wherever It may be found: and thev gladly concede to 1 others the same sacred privilege. Mary Baker Eddy, tho Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, onoe wrote, "I would no more quarrel with a man because of his religion than 1 would became of his art" (The First Church of Christ, Scientist; and Mis cellany, p. 3701. Mrs. Eddv always resrweted each Individual's nod-given right of self-covernment. Bhe never alalmed any right to urge even re vealed truth unan the attention of anyone. She presented the truth she 4lsooved for the consideration of those who cared to give It their con (Mention. She counseled' her foll6w Are to carry on their ministrations for mankind in the same spirit of Christian charity, humility, and good win which characterised the great Master and his true followers In the davs of primitive Christianity. St. John graphically described that aolrlt when he renresented the Christ as saving. "Behold. I stand at the door. vd knoekr if anv man hear mv vole. rd open the door, I will come In to him. and will sup with him, and he with me." . Mrs. ldy knew tho value of Chris tian htallnn. She knew that only that method of healing which Jesus taught and practiced can lift from tht shoul der of humanity the burderl of hu irsn discord end usher In the reign of eternal psace, health, and happi ness. Hence her statement on pa 344. of the Christian Science ' telt boott. "Science and Health with Key to the flcrlnt'irei": "There are: vari ous methods of treating disease, which are not Included In tho com monly accented systems; but thoro ; ml7 on? y!'!"! sl'onld! he nre senrd to the whole world, and that to the christian Blanco which Josus tKtW.wtt or.rt, practiced, end left to t:i m h'r: rich lof;n?y." ' , " vrr-.o v;? tiif prfMmt healer who iT tro-l th!i rortfc? ,'TJcyond niins-tJnz-Josu of Km:nretb. What In all history Is comparable to that mar vlllf healing rerord of tho gvont Waj-chower? Jesus healed every kind of sickness and disease. Ho healed with uniform success. The Bible clearly indicates that he healed don ens, scores, perhaps hundreds and thousands In a single day, . No one ever appealed to him In vain and there la not In all that glorious record a single failure recorded, He healed with consummate eftso. Ho healed In stantaneously. Tho Scriptures re cord only ouo lnutanco where It re quired moro than a single effort on r,A fiRANfif EVENING QBffSRVER, HA Tuesday, April 21,1931 hfa part to effect a complete cure. tlon of tho omnipotence and omnl Mark tills of a blind man who sought presence of divine Love enabled her to Jesus help. Jesus exerted hlo spiriting i f t lngtantaneous cures even where power, nnd then asked tho man ix ue I could aee. The man replied mat he i fc human conditions were most .ex- trcmc. The poet ooienage act ionn a great truth when he wrote: "He prayeth beat, who loveth best !i All things Doth great and small; -.For the dear God who loveth us, Ho made and loveth all." . Christian Hclcnoe Heals Sorrow ' Christian Science heals because It the broken-hearted. The could see men, 'but that they looked like trees walking. Then Jesus exerted thin spiritual power the second time, and the man bp.w clearly. Under standing perfectly how to heal the sick, Jesus, knew exactly how to re form the sinning, Jesus overcame death. . Ho ralaed the daughter pi Jalrua as easily aa ho healed tho man with tbo withered hand. When he binds up encountered a funeral procewlon at ; t Mrr0W or heart, which afflicts Na In r.n A Rlt.iiiT.lrhi firftRftfinin tn nTm i . . . - s. , . iVbln, the situation presented no dif ficulties for him. He ordered the pro cession to stop and proeeed no far ther on Its sorrowful way. Then he spoke to the young man, who was being borne In that procession, and restored him to his widowed mother. The fact that his friend Lazarus had been dend four days, when he reached Bethany, In no way disturbed Jesus. He first thanked God for the groat proof - of man's immortality which was nbout to appear to human con soloiiRni'Hitv Then he tailed out to his'- friend. '"Lazarus, come forth!'' and Lazarus .promptly enme forth from the tomb. Jesus stilled the tem pest. r He wnlked on the waves. He fed the muHitiulivln tlie defer t; Hi did It all thrniiKh his knowledge of Onrl'ri Infinite Koodneis and Hod's In finite power. Hin entire ministry oc- humanlty must be healed. It wilt be healed when the people know Ood. If God were responsible for tho heart aches of humanity, the plight of the human race would Indeed be pitiable. But God never .causes one lota of suffering. God Is Infinite Truth and Infinite Love. Truth and Love have no kinship with sorrow or Buffering. When divine Truth and Love are un-. demtood, suffering and sorrow flee away." The human race has added much -to its. burden by erroneously boJicvlnt that God - has caused its heartaches; -and fortunately Christian Sclcnco Is dispelling this Illusion. On pane 380 of Brlenre and Health, Mrs. Eddv writes. "Error, not Truth, pro duces all the suffering on earth.';. A comprehension of this one important fnrt hns lifted the loud from many a sorrowing heart, and that I have seen cup.ca ine-nnei P".o 01 oniyjinroe , ccl on moro than one occasion, redemptive works that his .student i One day. when a smn 1 boy. I sat John, ut the eloao of his account of" my mother's room where sho lay Jceus'1 life, declared. "And there are i aorlously ill, prostrated with grief. A alpo many other thliiRS which Jesus vory dear neifjhhor. a noble, generous did. tho which. H they should bo'(nhlHh woman, who had expert written every one. I suppese that anocd tho sting of a deep human even the world itsoir could not coo- borrow, ramo in and sat by my movh taln the books that should be writ-4 bedside. With great tenderness ton. . sho said to my mothor: I know these " . , . ! experiences ure hard, but we must incre is nut n huul-iiumh iiiuu ji'ru v,rt. hn will ever uttered which Indicates that how to tho will of God. My mother 1 . . t -J nn ,lr lhaf ulom T tho healing power which he utilized - nnt ndstnnd It. but I am con vinced that God had nothing to do was In any way confined to a certain nerlod, or limited to a certain group. with It. If I thought Ho had. i Everything ; he did and everything he ,d ,ove Hlln ftRttln, Dut j said, pointed the opposite way. He tnmt x couia not a thlng wfUKhi.J?!. BPd cruel to anyone, and I cannot accuse they did heaJ. Ho told them to raise Q d of d0, whnt x know j couW the dead, i uid they did raise the dead. t d ThosBplrIt of justice, humil- Hc i told i thorn to preach the true goa- lt d gflnerosity. which were pol, and they proved that they could rked tnf,u in my m0ther8 char- and did preach tho true gospel by t CftUBed her t plny falr wlth the signs which accompanied their preaching. He Instructed seventy dis ciples and sent them forth to heal; and it is a striking fact that not a slnglo man omons them came back to report a failure. Jesus told his dis ciples that wherever his teaching was presented correctly and understood, healing would inevitably ionow. sv Ood: and this rluht attitude saved her much sorrow of heart. But her Innate sense of Justice (which I learned among my earliest experi ences to honor and trust!, though a Kreat help, was not enough. A few in the laws of erring, human . con cepts." Ilout Sickness With Courage Pear is the great curse of humanity. It 1& the chief factor in all human discord and distress. It Is always a factor that lt is literally true that where there is no fear there can be no ulseasc. Consequently lt is true that whenever tho fear has been com pletely removed from human con sciousness the sypmtoms of disease whatever they may bo, vanish away. An Instantaneous healing takes place whenever divine Love reaches -tho thought of a patient; for divine Love instantaneously casta Out- fear. We are harmonious just to tho - degree that we listen to the voice of Ood and refuse to be afraid. On page -410 of Science and Health Mrs. Eddy writes: "Christian scientific practice begins with Christ's keynote of harmony, 'Bo not afraid I' " There Are No Ileal Poisons :' Ono of the most pronounced fears of tho raco Is the fear of various kinds of poison. Fortunately this fear,' like all fears, has no true basis. . God produces and sustains everything that exlKtu, and God never made a. poison. Jesus taught that a demonstrable : knowledge of his teaching will render one immune to poisons of every name and nature. He said of his true fol- lowers, "If they "drink ; any .. deadly 1 thing, it shall not hurt them." Jesus '. knew that God never made a harmliil ' creature or thing; and what God. does ; not make has no actual existence. The ! human mind conceives of poisons of various kinds, it maps out their Bup poaed courso' of action, and then i through prevailing human opinion, ! operating as if it wcro a law, brings about the results nttribiited to the ! so-called deadly thing. The disbelief of a single individual in the supposed action of a poison is not enough to avail against the overwhelming pre- j ponderunco of human belief. But a demonstrable knowledge of God and Ocd's law Is a sure defense against tho supposed activity of evil In every form. Evil Thoughts Are Powerless Wo heed to remember that all true thoughts are God's thoughts. God's thoughts come to us with the power which they derive, from Him. They come always to bless. Blnco in God there Is no harmful clement, evil thoughts cannot proceed from God. Can they then express or possess power? Certainly not. All evil thoughts are unreal and powerless. They are nothing but false beliefs and no one can give mem power, n we years passed, and sho was pronounced ! renlIze tntB fact e shall not fear evil incurable by tho best physicians ob-. tnoUgnta or beliefs. Evil does not Ulnablo in on area which embraced a exlat because God Is omnipresent there iu unon him thrSem dutv number ot 8tatea Tnen un"8Uftn , and perfect. Fortunately for the raco reKtouVZ!!LIUf:?.L- Bi?n-I Bcienco come to her rescue, and she ' l8 t wre8tllng with I reality called w.o h"b MWi.iB completely neaiea. cnieny u is beimr. Kuided by Qod's power Si"...' r.thrS "Bn dlnK 8c'enc" ttnd Heol,h- and low ouTff nl fgnomnt belle tin n !?fj h.?.J .?nJnH eS Tho true theology set forth In that Tne mRn vlelds the power Xr fo of diort y ""larkab.e explained to her f God b vlrtue of M, gooneM other form of discord. tne noUir ot hllmon dtoc0rds. and whlch rrom 0od. The eyll- Hero let us consider a question of mnd0 Clcnt exactly how and why lt dM.r nls no po-er to wield. Ho ap- vltal Importance to every one of us i. ,hnt nn one's trouble can ever be . . mD, norm nni. and every member cf tho human raco. traced to Ood. With that first clear . Decaus0 the race attributes power to Eddy often. He had every opportunity j iw biiuaiiiiu oiiuiiic (ybi .nur glimpSO OI me Oivme mfiva ui urtuB, evj j8 tne rftCtftl belief in eVU ' lO Bcquaim. HiiiiBd nnnrrct answer to tids question Is an it seemed, as she often sold, as wnlcn Rlves to tho so-called evildoer! really taught. Yet so bitter and un- unquallfled and emphatic No. Chrla- though the burden of tho years rolled hls BPpftrent power Christian Scl-! reasoning was his opposition to her tion Science heals. It always has away: and Just naturally and apon- is undermining the very founds- - and her work that he never went to a single sunbeam. The Bible makes plain the fact that God is too wise and too pure to cognize or behold evil, which Is always superstitious, fallacious, unreal. .God's creatures all exist in God, tho divine Mind;, and they can and do behold only that which .God produces, loves, and sus tains. . What a comfort it Is to know that your true spiritual being, your real ego, your true selfhood, exists lp God, the divine Mind. What a com fort It la to know that In the realm of eternal reality, where you forever live, move, and have your being, no evil can ever come nor even appear to come;' for in the realm of eternal, reality God forever reigns and 'He Is infinite Life, Truth, and Love. Evil can never touch your real being, nor come Into the presence of your true being, any more than darkness can touch a sunbeam. Only the good and the beautiful can enter your peal consciousness. In realty we can cog nize only the eternal things of God. On page 17 of;"Noand Yea" Mrs. Eddy writes: ' 'In Him we live, and move, and. have our. being;' consequently it lKJmposslhle for the true man who ls:a spiritual and' Individual being, created inrthe eternal Science-of be ingto be conscious of aught .but good.". . - - ' . . ? Mrs. Eddy's Great Work Mary Baker Eddy discovered Chris-' tmn ocience in 1866.. Let us consider certain conditions which existed 'at that time. Longevity was at its low est ebb. .Disori'ics were multiplying. People looked to matter for health, and tho false belief that there can exist a host of Incurable diseases was , being accepted without challenge i Most people supposed salvation fo , bo for a select few, while the vast majority were ,' to be consigned to. eternal torment in a fire and brim- ; s'.one hell. Then enmc Mrs. Eddys : healing and her gradual discovery of , the eternal Science of being. Imme diately upon her discovery, the thought of the race began "to he leavened with eternal Truth. Truth Is omnipotent, and Its power can . never be confined. The moment it dawnB upon one human conscious- i ness It begins not only to transform f that consciousness but to make its influence felt in the thinking of others. But error always resists Truth. Mrs. Eddy met with a resist ance which we can only dimly con ceive. She stood alone, facing a hos tile world which needed tho truth, but believed it did not want lt. Her followers know something of the cruelty which she encountered, and something of the change of heart which later came to many who mis understood and rejected her teaching in those early days. I have seen a strong man shed tears of deop regret because of the hostility he once felt and expressed towards our Leader and which he was coming to recognize as completely unkind and unfair. This man was-in his early twenties when Mrs. Eddy was preaching and heating In Lynn, Massac husetts. He aaw Mrs. ly doflnod, Christian Science Is tho term which Mrs. Eddy used to desig nate God's law. God's law Is Infalli ble. ' It dan and lt will heal and re deem the entire rAce. Occasionally i. am eon e savS. "I know a person who true Christian Science treatment is had Christian Science treatment and an acknowledgement of God s porfec he was not healed; did uot Christian tion. Such n acknowledgement 1 taneoualy she became happy, .well. , Uon8 of evtl by teaching people not to ; hear her speak, he never reaa a une j I nit n. anitThlrifr ahn nilhllshed: While 'n0 ou -tj. . i attrtuuio rcauiy or puwci w . t , God's Eternal Perfection , ; With every accession of spiritual un I rood with eagerness everything put Christian Sclcnco heals because it 1 derstandlug the supposed power of forth by those who criticized and con Chrlstian . Mn ta lessened. Individually and ool-! demned her. Many years went by. lectlvely the race can and1 will prove ; and the. 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"' .".r; X.Ti , . h oureelvea and others nen we oe -r-XT. ,. ' .hall be.saved. Man. In God's Image th ciw counsel Klven us DV oar na coum nui u.ti.w v.. . . rf u i. When :someotie trlea to solve a prob- and to heal. On p&s 7 of her book lem In inathcmatlca and fulls In his "Vniiy of Good." Mrs. Eddy cites m.ii lci'1 law lins failtl? lmsr.-pf and war t b3iag took r0ac. There 9 'h'r-o. ! -T ""'... o... . i.i.nw n. ummkI . and Derfect. and consequently there derlvInK through : their ; and likeness, 1b already saved. Helsj Over The YaUey Personals the rir?iQi cl ihr ir'm? V:wn Tbr Crre of ibe norun TUsU of cir h'lUiian t-ixi.i. asi C'.ir.s;:un tfci:r.ce if-cV.ca us f.ci. Christian Science ;tches pvepie never to vror- hiD. neve; foor their bodies. A noted once said. In substance: cent man hts physique, yourself picklntr up a r.ew'Ter and m.idlng lo;hrnu headlines scr..cthir5 'UHe tlih: MttllnMnptical Isvr proved ft fnllufe. Consternation rfipns in fi "ltanelal cin'los. Ei5r!:ecrs tUro: i-ie .itn-ctl their facr. eteMicttos df-Aiir. VVhv t;)lK- e.pr.lllmj ' si:mt:nn? A achoolbcy ' in fi remate li;rict at- tempte-d to solve a prouiem tn al gebra, and he did not succeed. Every enlightened person knows that mathematical law la adequate for the solution of every mathematical prob lem. It la infallible In 1U own realm. It baa never failed the race and It never will. Our concept of mathe matical low is a nuuuvu concept, ouv "A. v,n.TiH nrtt hp belittled or ! uoa 8 iea6V iaett 10 f'c-v : , the stability and tho reliability ex- ;h-v be is God"s hignest mea. juji now g.u.. urMscd in mathematical law point condemned. Neither ahmUd ey oe man-s real belnB ls we have at fercd. A looioftii P wi .j- . faintly conceived. JeBus (Continued Prom Page Six) . Ms: Club-Meets- " ... Zvmt tHftnohta - He cauohta Glimpse of Mrs. Eddy's , Humanity supposes tne existence 01 , Crlcl;et Elat ; met recentiv ftt the Viw 4 therVbv benefited ' 7l be true character, and he Iclt a - deep evil, arid thav rals sv.pposit.on nia.s , homt,;brthe local leader, Perry Wlth- . c iuirch of Christ, Scientist, and ! remorse over his enrUer attitude ana ir iu ; "V.1 u ;Sr p . ' erspoon county Agent Horry Avery ... nit, Jnrtnrt. sucn a cnRiiKe win lwuc -"":- - . The lira! M.h b lcrfect rolrtfd froxn the -sttnclcs of error o; rTcrv soyt. And not only youraelvcs are s:Je. but all Mrwiinc- of Christian Science, j can exist ho such thing as real evil. ' . , t- 1 -nmn1Ata .Tharo in t.hfit. rfldl sooner or later, to everyone wuo w, .up.wv.. "- -1 mG..nri.:tnori and mlsrcoresented 1 realm of God"s. there is no pain and Christian Science heals becausa It . h for 'rTUth cannot be permanent- 1 no belief In pain; there is no parting, ' " I A uplifts the standard of man. con- , hdden from the gaze of any man 1 no neartacne. no misunaeraianaiuK, r to dpue. and never to P ror u to keep ! nioaen 1 th , no dl8ease n0 strife, no unhappines. intelil-!lho standard of man's being from en . 0odB messengers are understood . no lack. There everyone la happy. . in substance: o lniem- . . lt. nr0Der eleva likes to be confounded witn hiitti Rnvthlntr that Odd tue; we all Intuitively fi " . Notnlng that man uisometmng mucn aod Himself ls grander than vii iv 1 .aw- . : man in nod s imaee ana mtencBa. UI Tet our human .V"1"1' ! So?', T.ast Idea I. "perfect and ma 1000 yds. Tub-Fast Prints VOILES, BATISTES,! COTTON PONGEES CHECKED VOILES A 25c Value Montgomery Ward & Co. ilfll-H Washington Are La Grande pressed in mathematical law point to the changeless perfection and sta bility of the eternal, perfect, nnd In finite Ood. who is the one and only Principle. Every day. and every hour In the day. some stvulrnta ol mathe matics full in their attempts to tolw mathematical problem, lut no ant1 is l imned nnd n. one's fuitii l: niut'.u matlcol law Is ehakon. lly their hon est efforts thiv-o stmlcnu U'arn nu;l HTuw, nnd their per.-nt hcuyhic; bring uUlmnte succi;.. In a similar way, Ktudt-ntu of Clntsilun Science often attempt to solve problems, and fall In their early attempts, but no honest effort iu a rlt:ht direction ls ever wanted. Every hoiir.it effort to heiil and save mankind throi?sxh the miUrattnn cf Ocd's bcnvflelcnt law bears fruit after Us kind. Every honest and active student ol Chrls Science is heiping himself ;iiul others through his coivirn tioiiK endeavors to obey Christ's com mands. Clod's law ls ever present, and ider.unto for the solution of every human problem. The healing work belnK done by Chrinttm t-:ientist:t tot! ay Is a ,;nind ami iMorious wi'k. It. is blc-;alui: tho rue? In u wonderful way, and in ever inciva-iUi; nu-aiue. Spirit iml l,oe Heals Christian Science heals through tha auilB ; .. narrAr mn rtf riod'R ereat- this for me. lt has taueht me that , " ;"c, ,..-. ik nmvert ic nn imnloment to be Used. n,m a'"iCi"." TT" . J " Jf Zn ;;;T m be worshiped. ; the grandeur 01 m i '' Tl'.rro is o grain of genuine wisdom iu his remark. The body, pioperly di-ult vim. is a very usetul Imple ment. Ion;; as v.e are enta;ed in human affairs. It w:ll be tc our nd vtitiif have sound human bodies. botlles that are supple ami kitoiik- t rnndcr tnnn nnvthtntr that we can -v. 1 . . 1 .. U..l..nr ul'iiu 1 hilt. lt IS: ' . n t, Id niis-iuwt . ... 1, now cenoia or a'ci nbsuid to fear the human bed. it lnnt it satisfies God. On pafie never does anytime to us. i- j Cf -No nnd Yes' Mrs. Eddy writes: "All real being represents God, and is chn saw this real man wnen ne nau bis wonderful revelation on tne im nf p.,irnos. Swrelv it lies not in our ti iiit.iiv rtf ituin In! Ocd's lmase. is u not a bk"u : h" .utv courage, and so on. Gener comforting fuct to contemphue. tin a, humJ . cXfl Vs ' nronounced char and loved. Sometimes earnest, conscientious people say they find lt difficult to understand Mrs. Eddy. There la no real reason for that feeling. Little children understood and loved her, and she understood and loved them. The virtues which stand out In the lives of great men and women ore simple virtues; they have been some-timer- described as the homely vir tues because they are rugged and mmmon to mankind. They stand out in great characters in preeminent decree. What are some of these vir- harmonlous, holy, and free. There all the people are God's sons and daughters. God ls with them and He la -their God. St. John beheld this true realm In hla wonderful vision on tho Islo of Patmos. We ore all fore ordained to see what John saw in due season, and at last to rejoice in that eternal reality forever. Is that not a bright, a satisfying, and a won derful prospect? There is in reality no evil realm. The realm of evil is the realm of un talked to the members about the selection and care of pigs in club purposes with' general instructions for carrying on the work. At the close of tne meeting tne county agent and the local leader helped the boys In the selection of desirable types of plga to feed.'. ; Sunday Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Adney Hnggerty and two sons and Raymond Miller drove over from Enterprise to spend Sun day with Mr. Haggerty's brother, W. O. Haggerty, and family at Union. Radio Programs ! the real being ol every one ot us ls reality. It Is the realm of false suppo- RittnnB. onlv false suDnosltlons bide i6aa4aaaaa41aAA Honesty, kindness, generosity, iran vui ' i , i. j duces and sustains. It ls God's bene- i It crui- iict. It Is never si'li-aciing. i ne im-K-:l;iiit question always Is, What do we t'. to. nnd with, our bodirs? On roco 250 ol Science and Health Mrs. Eluv writes: "A sick body 15 evolved firm e:ck thoughts." Obviously the ivi-V(re of that statement ls equal ly true, a supple and harmonious licclv is evolved from harmonious theushts. As we think, so must our bodies be. When a man Is in u very happy statu of inlml. that fact Is cften disclosed to his friends by the of his f.ice. A neav.iiiui txp: entertained In human eon- frcm perfection, than PHnrlule. or Father, car. fall oul Himself ir.to someuunv; uckjw uunn tvule. Man's real ei;o, or selfhood, ls WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS National Broadcasting Co.: 6, flnan- r,;if ,,. that rnnoa. shall I aavice; muBic; .: yooausu. ana We-up-hls" trust '-'"i;Sr-eS B.d 1 nto the enjoyment of et ernal good 8 TocaIlsts orchestra; 8:16. tnrougn trusting in tne gooo. uiT M-h.,i. o-jfi m, Beiie'roua. and courageous nature could , page 1S4 of "Miscellaneous rJMB i0i ncKS- n to i2, dance orchestra, nave founded Christian Science. Un- Mrs Eddy aay.: "It is the purpose of Co,umbla Broadcaatlng Sylitem. 6. selllshness charattcrirea ncr wore "" h i viVlHn nf Ood Pas' Freight; 6:30. dinner music; 7, It requires unsciiuuuc : ?"-" ",TV'.V, .V.h within Vitality Personalities; 7:30. Music , 6 Hour: 8, studio program: band; 8:30, lor ill- ; iu. nsttv wai ncterlstlc In the character of Mary Baker Eddy. Only a notle and gener ous nature could have discovered christian Science, and omy a nouiu. llim. In tills Science of being, ....... .....vn '.Inn;., or cnllaiae iiwm v.,,, ...v. - , ,t.lll.c Tt rentilres unselllsnuesa ui . siauu.uij, " ,7.iir,, DBnnnnaH. nis tiium I " - ...... ..,,rft. nntrr to I the relsn of harmony already within . . . r,,t nf IP iiiunei. 6,,.v-. .. :. " nour; a, siuaio program; oana; o:- love uic rate n " , ... j rtevue . Bana orcnebtra. iu, answer n,.- on.M,invl i,r.iieoV,r,oi- raco when the race Is offering noth- i We con 0n do something to speed mnn. orchestra; 12 to 1 a. m.. Vaga- I Blrdle Swectlove- 110 orVS Koffo'i Ing but lntniierence ami ".h.lj ... ; ne arrival oi mui ui.'py uixj Don(i D tne lr. Union Woman Is Hurt When Gars Collide Sunday By V. V. Connor Observer Correspondent) : UNION. Ore. (Special) About seven o'clock Sunday evening two cars met in u collision on Main street in Union, near the Methodist church. A La Ornndo car, driven by Ray Ir win, 'canio along the highway and a Union car, driven by W. H. Nelson, came together. Mrs. Nettle Rich Uls ter of Mr. Nelson, was thrown from the car and was carried Into a near by house unconscious. She was later taken to Hot iaxe lor ursc am. ono had received a cut on the forehead, bruises on her mouth, a gash in ono leg and other injuries. No one elaa was seriously hurt. Both the cars wero badly damaged. The trout feed which was scheduled for this week ot the Sportsmen's club cabin at the state hatchery grounds has been postponed owing to the high muddy water making it difficult to do much successful fishing. The club will hold the feed later In the season. Miss Dorothy Busick was visiting In Baker Sunday and Monday. The play "Cheerful Liar," which will be given Thursday evening at the high school gym by the senior class, has the following cast: Hastings Hussel, J. P. the Cheerful Liar - "Pat" Crossland Randolph Dearborn, an accessory before the fact Barton Conner Rev. Ezra Stlgglns, a gold cure practitioner Weldon Weaver Gen. Boomer, a Chicago real estate millionaire Glen Taylor Guy McGuffin, a county constable Glass Vaden Flora Boomer, who has a good time .Eiaora Hutcmn&on oodnc Christian Science draws a clear lino t EcUiv dd ln those -f distinction between mortals and j fftul;dinif christl Immorinls. Immortals aro uort s per ftct children, existing In the realm of otrrnul reality now and forever. Mor tals are tho human concepts of mnn, and tlu-v nvav vary from the nobt may iu:nt up mi- ""''i : r ,o.. m.h cf an individual with ft emtio that U j nr d. nil the wav down being to the most er- Women's and Misses SPORT OXFORDS in Sea Sand, Beige, White, 8nd Black and White $2-98 & $3.95 thought s. :lc u (ruiv h.,.ittfni. Kvervone oiireco thot.aa Jesus presLmea ""r" ' . . tiP Bcuie 01 Demi i power of Ood. who Is Love, reflected where there is no sin m uiujb roneoU9 numan concept of man. The in love. Ood encircles and enfolds ui iu .. ."-..- imperfect human concept can be ana tion. it is equally wo 1 mU8t be improved. This improvement can bo no disease of body. When there la no grief In the human con sciousness, no tears of sorrow can flow from human eyes. Whenever sick thoughts are banished from con ftclouanras, cast out by the truth, the avmptoma of disease, whatever they may be. disappear from the body. It ls impossible tor Christian sol i man and the universe In Ills alt -em bracing lovo which never varies and never changes. God Is forever cou jsctous of all His creatures. He never forgets one of them for a moment. ; Ho loves and blesses ench one con- stnntly, eternally. A knowledge of this fact endues Us possessor with the power nnd with the spirit of di vine healing. One day, a young man was conversing with a Christian Sci ence practitioner. He remarked that ence ever to Injure either the human ho had never been able to say himself. I know there Is a Ood. He could only say, X believe there ls a Ood. Thereupon the Christian Sci ence practitioner exproued surprise; because no nan aeon wus young man healed through tho work of a friend. He said. Why, you have had a re markable healing through Christian Science. What do you think lt was that healed you? The young man replied that ho thought lt was the lovo expressed. He said: I am not afraid to come to you and tell you my faults; because I know you will mind or the human body. Christian Science treatment always improves tho mind of the individual ana u always improves his body. Jesus, the Master Scientist and Master Chris tian, never injured any man's mind or body. Ho always benefited and blessed both. He restored to the ao CHllcrt tnsane their ability to reason. When Peter drew his sword and cut off a man's ear. Jesus told Peter to put up his sword, and then he re stored the man's ear. Ho said to the man with tho withered hand. "Stretch forth thv hand." and the man am not condemn me. t can feel that stretch forth hla hand and tt was re same love when you gtvo me a silent stored whole like the other. Jesus treatment. I have felt It In other Scl- declared. "The light of tho body is ontlsts. and 1 think It ls the lovo the eye: If therefore thine eye be that heals. That young man was single, thy whole body shall be full quite right. Spiritual love does heal, of lijrht." Through tho splrltuallea- but tho spiritual love which heals, al- tlon of human consciousness we are ways emanates from Ood, who Is blessed. Our trust should center in Love. Thla roiuur man had only failed ood divine Sotrlt. wo may very to trace that lovo which had healed properly and wisely forget our human htm to Its true source, the infinite bodies so far as possible, lea Ting them Ood. but aa ho grew In his under- to the csre of divine Mind. On pa return. And that ls exactly what Mrs. j nU men shall understand God. and Northwest Broadcasting System: ti-iuo .....- Rimnm r. nnnl PVll snail lorever van- S-4.n mnrkctjc fwirrifn tAlx- H TT rv founding christian &ucnc. ciu. , Jfih awnVi We can accomplish this re- Bits of Harmony; 7, Novelty Trio; healed the sick wunoui mvuiy ; suu by watching. forking, and pray- tenor; 7:30, Nocturne; 8. mixed quar wlthout price. She faced taunts ana by st0ppineour resistance to tet; 9, orchestra; 10. Sunshine pro- threats. In a town where she went j God.g teiief icietit law and by yielding gram; 10:30. Moonlight Melodies; 11, complete obedience to it. Human orchestra; 12 to 3. Revellers. will opposes the divine will. The t Spokane onlv real will is the good will of God. i KHQ (590): 7 a. m.. Town Crier; Those of us who are students of Alice Blue Gown; Van & Don; NewYTj YV standing of Christian Science I gained a clear reallration of that fact Mr. Kddy haa explained in ner puu lished writing and in her private instruction that her realization cf Ocd ft infinite tenderness towiUvts all takes place through spiritual lightenment. Each Individual can and must work out his own salva tion. He must detect the errors In hts own thinking and cast them out. He must persist until all Ignorance concerning God and man has been conquered and spiritual understand ing reigns. On page 31 or Science and Health Mrs. Eddy gives to all earnest seeker for Truth this com forting message: "If tho disciple Is advancing spiritually, he ls striving to enter in. He constantly turns away from material sense, and looks towards the imperishable things of j Spirit. If honest, he will be in earn- ' est from the start, and gain a little each day in the right direction, till at last ho finishes his course with joy." It is wise for us to keep constantly In mind the fact that while human beings must advance towards perfec tion, man ln God's Image exists at the standpoint of perfection now. Immortal man has no beginning and no ending. He coexists with God. He dwells forever In the realm of eternal harmony. Ood Is the author of only one creation, and that creation ts spiritual. Infinite, and perfect. Hu manity needs to awaken from a eense dream to behold tho eternal realities of being. But spiritual man needa no awakening. He la awake. He is forever conscious of the glories of Ood' Infinite and eternal creation to lecture.. she healed a aying wum nn nnd that occurrence so stirred th people that her signs announcing another lecture were torn down and she was refused a hall wherein to deliver her lecture. She was preach ing and practicing the theology of Christ Jesus, and she was meeting the same bitter resistance which he met when he preacnea ana Norrlne Kofford Lucretia Spriggtns, a Hoosler school ma'am Edith Cheney The scene of the play ls ln In diana and the time 1685, . Tells of Narrow Escape From Death PnR.TT.AKTi rm.. Anrll 1 UP Christian Science, dally, nnd often Happytlme; 9, Walt Norman; talk; j suffering only from a sprained wrist many limes a any. 3 rrT,' ""''lana abrasions, Virginia Morrison, 16. ea of getcne and Health, Mrs. Eddy writes: "We must not attribute more and more Intelligence to matter, but losf and Icwi. If e would be wise and healthy. The divine Mind, which forms the bud mill blossom, will cure His creatures filled her conpctousr.os for the human body, even as It clothes ( likeness. I: cannot. Darkness never with a co!uinssi0n.ite love for ewry- the Illy: but let no mortal titteriere . coruc Into the presence of the sun. one and exeiylhlr.s. and this realty., with nod's (government by thnlstlne nor can it come Into the prvsene of gone a wonderful transformation. Bhe founded a mighty movement; and It stands, growing stronger, wiser, more untiled with every passing hour. There is a ring of power, certainty, and finality ln Mrs. Eddy's published writings which la found nowhere else in th insnlred Word of the Bible. This ls due to the fact that the Selene ahe seta tortn came w k. h, revelation and she absolutely established Its truth through her own demonstration. On page 110 of the Christian science teitbooK. sci ence and Healtfc with Key to the -pi,a.- Nn hitman He understands his own completeness H ,omTue taught me the Scl and perfection, and he Is aware of thel contained In this book. Science eternal perfection of everything that d ..,.. neither tonsue nor pen can overthrow It. This book may be distorted by shallow criticisms or malicious students, and Its Ideas may be temporarily abused and misrepre sented; hut the Science and truth. 11 to 12. found In our Church Manual (p. 411: dramalogue: organ; 12, talk; music: ''Thy kingdom come;' let the reign 1:16. seed service; 8ohool of Air; 2, of divine Truth. Life, and Love be studio parade; 3, Gems of Remem- .-wit-, t tn ar,H .ill. nut tt me hr,n: 3:3ft. orchftfltra- Alnfrera: 4 ,n rA.u thnt when Jesus raised . .. , .' .. . irtt-tVi tuarvli-n hi-itir- fi Knhhtf .TiriAa- mucin- Izariis that event so stirred the cruet t (ho aftions of all mankind, and 6. NBC programs; 9:30. public opln- pr tests and v nansw a council, and thereafter sought an opportunity to put Jesus to death. But Ood upholds, protects, guides, and inspires His workers. God sus tained Mary Baker Eddy; and. upheld w r.i, h- won the victory. She ! proved that eternal Truth heals today just aa n sua iu -' ,1 proved that there is no auch thing as in incurable disease. She healed con sumption and cancer Insttutaueously. Sbo pro yea inai ucv.-u- --- ase are uot of Ood. and they can be and ultimately will be overcome. She raised tho dying, ahe comforted the sorrowing. As a result of her work the thinking ol tne race ""- govern theml" Daily, and often many ion; h:4o, nbo programs; times a day, we use tne uora s trayer; uum.. tir.d we use its spiritual interpreto- - f"!0 tlon found on pages 16 and 17 of our ' KJH (070): 5:40 to 3 a. m textbook. We use silent petitlonal programs. p ravers ln order that we may hear! - - Tacoma Ood-o voice and be guided in the way ! KVi (760) : 0. studio program that wo should go We deny reality orchestra; .10:30. Walkathon; 11, to evil, and we affirm tne penection iTT,, of Ood and His creation, mis wors ls bearing fruit, and Christian heal ing ls operating with a mighty power and la blessing mankind far beyond tho ability of any man to measure. In ever increasing numbers and with ever Increasing understanding wo are traveling along the right rood. On or- Portland KEX (1180): 6. Words and Music; Uncle Jerry: Hughes pa per; 7, silent; 8. band; 8:30, sofl;" Alrcyclopedla; 9, NBS programs: 10:30. Walkathon; 11:30. orchestra; 13 to 3 a, nv. NBS. Oakland KLX (890): 7:30. Hawallans; piano; 94 of her book Retrospection , lectu. Bd0 Hod NoV?ltv rVR. .ft Ood creates. Kvil never enters the consclousnc-ss nor come into the presence of man in Clod's lmase and nase and Introsoection" our Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, writes those words: "I am persuaded that only by the mod esty and distinguishing affection il lustrated in Jesus' career, can Chris tian Scientists aid the establishment of Christ's kingdom on the earth. In the first century of the Christian era Jesus' teachings bore much fruit, and the Father was glorified therein. In this period and the forthcoming cen turies, watered by dews of divine Sci ence, this 'tree of Ufa' will blossom Into greater freedom, and Its leaves will be 'for the healing of the na tions. " Adv. PRirS OITLOOK SECONDARY DURHAM. N. H. i.") At agricultural outlook conferences in New Hamp shire, farmers seemed most con cerned about opportunities in pota toes, fruit, poultry and dairying and how to meet new situation lecture; 9:30, Rodeo Novelty Boys; 10. band; II, classic records; 11:30 to 13, dance. KOO (790) : 8 to 13. NBC programs. San Francisco KPO (680): 6:45. Henry Starr- 7, Smiles program; 8. orchestra; 8:30. Bostonlana of the Air; 9:15. Rln-Ttn-Ttn thriller; 9:30. Instrumental music; 10. news; Honeymoon era; 10:30, dance orchestra; ; 1 1 :30 to 13. organ. Los Angeles KFT (640): 6. NBC programs; 8. tenor; 8:15. NBC; 9:30, orchestra; 10 to 13, NBC programs. KHJ (900): 8. CBS programs; S. Bob & Harriet; 9:30. musical pro grams; 10. news; orchestra; 13 to 1 a. m.. organ. : KNX (1050): 7, Watanab and Archie; 7:30. Petite Ensemble; 8. Air dales: 8:30. Soup to Nuts; 9. Seren oners; 9:30. Ethel Duncan; Club- ll to 13. ornn was able to tell friends yesterday of ner narrow escape irom deatn in a slide of more than 100 feet down the rocky side of a mountain. The acci dent occurred Sunday at Beacon Rock, 35 miles east of Vancouver. Wnsh.. on the Columbia river. The girl, with her parents, had started to climb to the summit, 1140 feet above the water. When 200 feet from the top she stepped on a loose stone and slipped from the trail. Head first, she slid down the rocky side of the basaltic monolith. One hundred feet from the trail she struck a ledge, four feet wide. This ledge is about 1000 feet above tho ground, with a sheer drop over the side. The rescue was effected with ropes. Business Block Is Destroyed by Fire 8TTRUNO CITY, Cal.. April 31 W A fire, starting shortly before noon yesterday, destroyed the main busi ness block here and spread to an ad jojlnlng block. A northwest wind was keeping the flames away from the Diamond Match mill but the flro had spread to the timber westward. The greater por tion of the residential district on the north appeared safe unless the wind changed. BRIGHT RED HANDBAGS SMART FOR SPRING WASHINGTON Handbags en tirely of vivid red or with a dash of that color somewhere about them are especially popular this spring. Large flat under -arm bacs of beige 10:30, Art; aro ornamented either with a red 1 stone clasp or inset of red leather.