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WILMETTE with her brother-in-law and Dr. 'aftd Krs. Rufus Stolp, 336 War- sister, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Heath of Evwkk road, Kenilworth, who motored anston, arrived home this week. LIFE . April 12, 1929 Min Katherine Stolp, daughter of south the purity and strength of his realization that nothing but the good is true, GIVES LECTURE ON that many earnest persons caught son'l.eof the "mind that was in Christ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE thing Tesus" and were lifted out of a sense· Editor's note: Following is an extract from a lecture on Christian Science delivered in the First Church of Christ, Scientist in Wilmette, Thursday evening, April by Frank Bell of New York City. Mr. Bell is a member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, 'l'he First Church of Christ, Scit>ntist, in Ho:-;ton, Mass. of pain, deformity, sin or lack. fact was changed. Not a GREAT SAVINGS IN . 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Christian Science concurs in the Scriptural assurance that "whatsoever God doeth, it shall be for ever," that "nothing can be put to it, nor any thi!1g taken from it." As defined by 1ts Discovered and Founder, Mary Baker Eddy, on page 585 of her book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," Chris~ian Science is that "with which can be discerned the spiritual fact of whatever the material senses behold." The reality which is reflected all about us is misinterpreted by the physical senses. What is needed is not to disregard, or to alter reality but so to correct the sense of things that the fact rather than the error shall be revealed. Christian Science accomplishes this correction through prayer, through spiritualization of thought, through the cultivation of a state of mind that rejects false physical sense testimony and accepts th e spiritual truth. Jesus frequently said that his st'nse of thing was different from that of materially minded persons. This is especially noticeable in connection with his healing work . Being spirituallv minded. he sa\v the ten lepers as clean, ready to show themsel\'es to the priest. He saw the paralytic hy Bethesda pool as able to "arise and walk." No question appears to have occurred to him as to whether the two blind men could see; they were questioned only as to their belief. To him Lazarus and the da~ghter of J airus were not dead but asleep. His statements on these and other like occasions show that he was ~on~cious of the fact that through hi~ nnm ~ culate spiritu~l understanding the ph>'stcal sense evtdence of evil \\'as be111g reversed and cast out. Such was Vote The Peoples Party Ticket STRAIGHT TUESDAY, APRIL 16 A Croaa in the Circle Will Do It Jesus knew that the kingdom of heaven was "at hand," that it was a ~tate of mind, and that one could be "in~tructed into" it, as he said. The Chri~:;tian Scientist, a follow e l' or the Master, strives for that purity of heart which sees God, good, when~ impure material sense, impure because mate rial, believes it sees that which is unlike good. In the degree that h e s ucceeds in ~Spiritualizing his thought h e finds that this activity is fruitful of h ealth an<l :)ther abundances. When Jesus declared, "She is not dead!" it is recorded that "they laughed him to scorn," as doubtless they did al!;o when he uttered other denials of the !:localled evidence of evil. The beginner in Christian Scie nce may find something· i11 his heart ridiculing his d enial of phy~ical sense testimony. But let him persist in his effort. to affirm the truth and rejeet the error, as a matter of systematk m en tal practice, and he will surely f ee l the invigorating effect of the n::' atlju~t m ent of his thoughtR to ('onformity with the divine nature. Jesus verified the proph C'cy of ls ·tiah that he should not judge according· tu "the sight of his eyes" or ··the h ea l'iug,,f his ears," according to the matel"ial ~ense verdict. Since the time of .leR\1 :0: the truth of being in contradistin<'tion tu the human belief in evil has not b!:'e n utter ed with anything like the couragt'"Otl!-; clearness with which Mrs. Eddy has :-:t>t it forth in her many writings. Thf' purit~: ·> f h er realization of the ba~h' rightn e~~ ·1f reality increasingly appears to tlw earnest student. Chri~tian Scientists tlwrt> fore rejoice to acknowlt>dge he1· spiritual ~eadership. They could no more C'Oilsi~o;tently refrain from ~o doing- tha11 <'O uld the student of matiH·math·s ig-no r.· tlw fact that the mind through whi<"h t·amt> the stately propositions c1f l<~udid was of a high order of log· h:nJ n ob ilil~·. f~nqws an· not the fruit of brambl ~. J,lffl Spiritual, ~ot JlafHlal Th t> common belief about a man'~ lift' b that ' h e llYes within a physical body, that his identity is located in!':ide a ma-' terial structure of flesh and bon es. How life gnt into the body, what k t>P PS it tlwrt"', how it is to get out, and where it is tc· g·o when it gets out, are subjects of mu C"h speculation and little assm·ance. · All human ills are assoc·iated \vith tht· sense of lift- in the flesh. Therein m:111 is supposed to live a precarious life aJHl to die an in evitable death; therein arL· his aches and pain~. his fears and disappointments, his sinful haLits. d e va~til1g· appetites, illusive pleasures. Th e sorrcJw:-< and sufferings from whic h morta Is ))1':1 ~· to be delivered all have to do diredl:· or indirectly with the RO-ealled cot·porea I. fleshly selfhood, including that whieh is called the mind within the body. Christian Scien<'e, concerned with th e O\'el'coming of human ills, that the inh e rt>nt rightness of God's creation may a ppt':ll', invites men to conside1· the n·ascJnablt'ness of the proposition that since dis<'c,rcl is found only within the r ealm of phy~i( · al' sense, the way out of troublt' lie!:i through the taking on of a better St'llSt>. It is possible to do this in a perf t'dly na tut·:d way. To hold to the belit>f that man lin·~ in~ide of a material l.HJdy ont- must \\'1·11 nigh ignore the f<l.d that actual lift> h·:t~ not been found in thl:" body. l..,al'h of tilt' adh·ities within the bc1dy t·an lw truth - reaUstie The latest European Method given by Vanity Box Artists-a regular S2o wave. $189· O,.n Ev.ninga 50 .to $495· 00 Special this week only 1\Ion., Tues. & Wed. Special MaDie11re, tOe Shampoo and Finger Wave or Marcel, St.!& S_PARTON- RADIO "llMiio's Richest Y .;,;' Convenient Terms NORm SHORE TALIING MACHINE COMPANY 71Z a.rcJi St. Evanaton Univ. 4523 -