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GREAT AMERICAN WOMAN,
MARY BAKER EDDY
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Birthplace and child-
heed boma of Mary
Bakar Eddy, Saw,
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drt-ris of thousands of earnest Chris­
tian people will turu In loving mem­
ory toward the little towu of Bow.
New Hampshire, where one hundred
The Word Butlers made a trip : years ago was born the child who la­
ter became known to the world as
to Portland in their newly ac- i Mury Baker Eddy, the founder and
discoverer of the most remarkable
qui red Ford Sedan last week end. j
of all modern spiritual movements.
A few years ago a writer In a great
Mrs. Ray Clark of Caldwell i l.ondon magazine, when commenting
• I on Mrs. Eddy’s "strength of character
Idaho, is the gu est of her mingled with extraordinary tender­
The W. J.
Clarks
and J.
mother. Mrs. Stilwell, and s is -! ness for humanity,’’ said her "one par­
amount Impulsion has ever been the
Eakins have returned from a
ters, Mrs. Frank Dickson and good of uinnkind.”
trip to Seattle.
While only the sober estimate of
Miss Bessie Stilwell,
at the
posterity can rightly estimate the
Dickson home. Mrs. Clark was work o f the human figures that pass
to Portland
by across the world stage, the world is
Mrs. Nellie Barnett and son, accompanied
now inclined to accept the view of
Lemuel, who are spending the friends and motored here for a •onfe o f Its more thoughtful leaders
[bat among the great and good women
month with Salem
relatives, visit with relatives.
af history, none will have a more en­
during place than Mary Baker Eddy.
were home for last week end.
The Independence Post Am eri­
Born e f sturdy Scotch-Engllsh an
can Legion held a most e n jo y .-entry, her forbears were among those
who carved the mighty American na­
Lieutenant and Mrs. C. J. able session Thursday evening
tion oul o f the wilderness. Appar­
ently of that high type o f character
Hanson of Vallejo, Cal., were last week.
Harry Ord, who
w blch with deliberation chooses the
here Friday last visiting Mrs. A . represented the post at the con- I spiritual things o f life, Mrs. Eddy
L. Spurr.
The Hun ¿one were vention in Eugene, gave a mostj Mazed a pathway o f Light along which
have traveled with joy and gratitude
returning from a motor trip to interesting leporc of the pro­ u III Ions of human beings. At an age
« hen the average person counts his
Vancouver, B. C.
ceedings. Dean Baughman told •est work finished, Mrs. Eddy began
of his experiences in the World jer greatest effort, and unlike other
spiritual leaders o f history, she lived
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Locke W ar. A t each meeting of the o see her teachings established as a
recognized Influence for good in the
and Mrs. Hallie Pareish Hinges post a member will relate his world.
Mrs. Eddy's ancestry includes gome
of Salem were guests of the L. experiences in the late war.
>f the most distinguished families of
Mayor
R.
M.
W
alker
will
speak
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Damons last Sunday.
£nglund and Scotland. A direct an­
at the next meeting. A real cestor wag a daughter o f a king of
Scotland, and so her line Is connected
feaat closed the session.
with the present royal house o f Oreat
t Hrltuln, and thus according to some
Jack Tate, formerly with the
luthorlties, straight back to David,
Large
7-horse
Twin
Indian
Stewart Motor Co.
here, but
two-speed motorcycle and Bide ting o f Israel.
later at Daliaa, has returned to
It was on February 4. 1806, at
car in first claas running order; Swdinpscott, near Lynn, Mass., that
Independence.
Mr.
Tate’s
looks like new; will sell at a bar­ Mrs. Eddy experienced a remarkable
friends are pleased to find him gain; terms given. Call at Mrs. spiritual healing from the effects o f a
again connected with the Stew­ Shaffer’s hotel, opposite S. P. 'all which had been pronounced fatal.
This experience, with further Hcrlp-
depot.
art Motor Co. as salesman.
uriil study, led to her discovery that
til causation I* mind und all effects
nental phenomena, and that there Is
i definite spiritual law which, under­
lined. governs all human affairs. She
»pent the next nine years in working
,»ut, proving, and teaching the truth
•f her discovery, and then published
ter book, “ Science and Health,” in
1975. In June of the same year she
»pened regular services at her home
The Sunday dinner ia the big weal o f the weak.
n Lynn, Hnd gave to the little group
Choice cut« o f pork or hoof, cut in varioua sixes to fit
who there worshipped with her, the
any fam ily roaster, aan be found her* at all hours
tame “ Christian Scientists.” These
Saturday.
diidents commenced at one* to prac­
tice Christian Science healing, and
Yom that day to this the healing of
:he sick and the regenerating of the
dnful have constituted the practical
jilnistry o f Christian
Science. In
June. 1878, Mrs. Eddy began her
?brl*»tlan Science work in Boston, and
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)n Patriots' day, April 19. 1879. she
formully organized the first Christian
Science church which she declared
was "designed to commemorate the
wot'il und works o f our Master, which
thould i»-instate primitive Christianity
ind Its lost element o f healing.”
There followed the establishment of
l college for the teaching sf the new
Sclent e. und In 1888 the publication
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>4 the fii>. of the Influential period-
Leal* which have helped so tremen­
A N A C C O U N T in a commercial bank ia the most
dously '<• spread the teachings of
Christian Science.
Ten years after
convenient aid to modern business. I t systema­
founding her church In Boston, Mrs.
tizes payments, ia a check on all expenditures and
Eddy i.o nu.,-d to her native state of
•hows you just where you stand each month.
New H:i nip-hire and established her
borne at I'nm <>rd. almost within sight
Open one with us today. It will pay you to do so.
af her childhood home at Bow.
Thee followed a period of almost
twenty years of retirement at her
beautiful estate,
“ Pleasant
View.”
There her rime and thought were giv­
en to furiher spiritual research and
plans for the further extension e f the
great religious Movement she bad es­
H . H ir s c h b e r g , Pres.
C. A. McLaughlin, V. P.
tablished and In which she held the
D. H i * , Cashier
honored title of Pastor Ktnerltus.
Perhaps her most Important accom
D. W . Sears
O. D. Butler
W . H. W alker
pllshment during this period was the
It ef a coda at raise se
sumí S M S or
ion ud cram
Tin Big Mnl of Hie Week
City Meat Market
The Independence National Bank
of Natural W onders
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
Granito Pyramid Ma-
marial marking birtb-
laca a l Mary Babas-
at Baer.
govern tne members of her enuren
and to provide for Its orderly and con­
tinuous extension. These
rules
or
“ by-laws," together with certain other
important matter, are contained in
the church “ Manual." The provisions
o f this “ Muuual" are Jealously guard­
ed by Christian Scientists because
they consider that It embodies the es-
seutlal requirements for guiding them
Individually and collectively and In-
surlng the ultimate understanding and
acceptance of Christian Science by
the world at large. In fact, some
Christian Scientists believe that this
manual Is designed to Identify and
protect the progressive minority lu
each successive stage o f the develop­
ment o f the church body and to stim­
ulate the more rapid unfoldment of
each advancing fooiatep In the line of
spiritual evolution.
Some also be­
lieve that a system that will Insure
the
auccessful
accomplishment
of
these results when honestly and intel­
ligently applied to a collective body
or community, means fa r more than
at flrst appears on the surface; In
fact, that Mrs. Eddy baa evolved a
scientific system which will ultimately
affect all human government and or­
ganization and Insure the world's
progress on a definite and practical
basis by Impelling the more rapid
dawn of each succeeding stage o f pro­
gressive unfoldment and the elimina­
tion of the long and bitter struggles
which have always obstructed human­
ity's advancing footsteps.
in the 42 years since her first church
was organized, Mrs. Eddy's touching*
have spread throughout the world,
through approximately two thousand
distinct organizations, and have be­
come a powerful Influence In the lives
of millions o f people. The Christian
Science publications. Including the
Christian Science Monitor, a dally
newspaper o f universally recognized
excellence,
carry
their
messages
throughout the world.
The earthly pilgrimage o f flie ven­
erable Founder o f this great religious
movement came to a close on Decem­
ber 3, 1910, and on that occasion ap­
peared In the press of the world a re­
markable tribute to the work o f this
great religious figure. Agreement or
disagreement with her teachings had
nothing to do apparently with the sin­
cere appreciation expressed on every
hand that this gentle American wom­
an had lifted up a staudard o f couduct
and character that bad worked vastly
In the Improvement of the moral stan­
dards o f the world. As an Indication
of the estimate In which she was held
by those who knew her best, the city
counstl of her home city, Concord, N.
H., on this occasion passed a formal
resolution declaring “ that by the death
o f the Kev. Mary Baker Eddy the
world has suffered an Irreparable loss
and the citizens o f Concord the loss
of an honored and a devoted friend sf
our city whose motto was t o Injure
no man, but to bless all mankind.’ ”
That the citizenship of Mary Baker
Eddy was o f a high order may per­
haps be gleaned from a sentence pub­
lished In a Boston paper rnauy years
ago when Mrs. Eddy was asked for
her political beliefs: ” 1 have none In
reality, other than to help support a
righteous government, to love (Jod su­
premely. and my neighbor as myself.*
When one has climbed the green-
clad hills of Bow rising from the beau­
tiful waters o f the Merrimack, be
retches the rolling uplands where
stood the Baker homestead. Marking
the birthplace today, like t allent. Im­
movable sentinel, stands a great gran­
ite pyramid memorial bewD from the
largest block o f granite ever quarried
In New Hampshire. It seems to ap­
propriately symbolize ths life work
of Mary Raker Eddy which Christian
Sclenttsta believe to have been the dis­
covery that principle Is Ood and that
Christianity and Science art in reality
Identical. On one o f the bronze tab-
leta on this memorial appaar these
words, quoted from M r» Eddy's twit-
tngs:
“This truth Is the rock which the
builders rejected, but th e eame Is be­
come the head o f the corner.’ This
la the chief corner stone, the basis
and support of creation, ths lntarpre
ter o f one Ood. the Infinity and unity
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