let us smile a guild reception auxiliary notes
U n ity B u ild in g ,
V O L. II
913 T r a cy
A venue
K A N S A S C I T \ , M O ., T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 2 6 , 1910
LET US SMILE T h e th in g th a t goes th e fa rth e s t tow ard m aking life w orth w hile. T h a t costs th e least an d does the m ost is ju s t a p le asa n t smile. T h e sm ile th a t bubbles from a h e a rt th a t loves its fellow men W ill drive aw ay the cloud of gloom and coax th e sun again. I t ’s fu ll of w orth an d goodness, too, w ith m anly kindness bent— I t ’s w orth a m illion d o lla rs an d doesn’t cost a cent. — F rom a M y stic S h rin e P a m p h let.
A GUILD RECEPTION A reception for th e U n ity G uild w as held a t the home of M r. and M rs. C. E . B ell T h u rsd a y evening. M ay 19th. D e sp ite the th re a te n in g w eather a goodly nu m ber of our young people w ith “ T h e M o th e r” w as p rese n t, an d a m ost e n jo y ab le evening of m usic, gam es, charades and an auction gave p le asu re to all. D u r in g th e auction the most fabulous prices w ere p aid for articles w hich w ere, w ell, u nique to say the least, b u t it w as the oc casion of much h ila rity . “ T h e B e lls” gave th e ir guests a jo y o u s an d ro y al w el come for w hich th ey are noted, and served th e crow d w ith d a in ty an d ta sty re fre s h m ents. A n a d jo u rn m e n t w as m ade to the home of M iss E d n a L . C a rte r who lives n e a r, w here some m usic w as enjoyed. A fe a tu re of th e evening w as th e blessing of th e homes of M iss C a rte r and M r. and M rs. B ell, everyone p rese n t declarin g peace, p ro sp e rity and the ab id in g presence o f th e S p irit of T ru th .
NO. 3
AUXILIARY NOTES F rid a y , M ay 13th, proved to be a lucky d ay fo r th e A u x ilia ry fo r on th a t d ay a M usicale w as given u n d er th e auspices of our society w hich w as of unusual excel lence. T h e proceeds w ere fo r th e benefit of th e M usic F u n d . T h e m usicians who so k in d ly co n trib u ted th e ir services on th is occasion w ere a rtis ts in th e ir p ro fes sion an d th e evening w as one long to be rem em bered. A new m irro r has been p laced in the P a r lo r by th e A u x iliary an d now th e re will no lo n g er be h eard the wail from th e fem i nine p o rtio n of our congregations th a t “ T h e re is no p lace to see if my h a t is on s tra ig h t.” T h e m en also will ap p reciate th e o p p o rtu n ity to see if th e set of th eir ties is correct. T h e u n sig h tly discoloration on the east w all of th e A uditorium w ill soon be a th in g of th e p ast. T h e roof is now deemed to be w ate r p ro o f, and th e A u x iliary has placed an o rd er w ith th e d eco rato r to re new th e frescoing. T h e m onthly m eetings of th e A uxiliary are most in terestin g . E ac h woman of U n ity Society should be a m em ber an d en jo y th e p riv ileg es o f th e o rg an izatio n and help su stain its e ffo rts. Come and learn how th e Seed D im es grow. A ll of tire ad d resses deliv ered in the U n ity A uditorium a re ta k en dow n by a re p o rte r an d m ost o f them w ill a p p e a r in U n i t y from tim e to tim e.
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A ll singers a re inv ited to sing in the U n ity C hoir. C hoir p rac tice begins a t 8 o’clock S a tu rd a y n ig h t in U n ity A udi torium . The
bound volume of th e W e e k l y is very attra c tiv e an d is a com plete h isto ry of th e Society fo r th e p a s t y ear. T hese volumes w ill sell fo r $2.00 each. U n ity
T h is p a p e r belongs to th e U n ity Society an d its editors w ould like to have th e co o p eration of all m em bers of th e Society. A ny item s of in te re st w ill be g la d ly r e ceived. T h e new U n ity p u b lish in g house begins to look quite im posing. T h e w alls of the th ird story a re u p re a d y to p u t on th e roof. T h e la rg e double w indow s w ill m ake th e b uilding v ery p leasan t. T h ere are still a few P ro sp e rity banks rem aining. T h ey a ffo rd a good chance to U n ity friends to secure th e W e e k l y U n i t y for a y e a r, a m onth’s p ro sp e rity trea tm e n t, an d a t th e sam e tim e h elp de fra y th e expenses of publish in g th e W e e k ly .
In the absence of our choir director, M r. A. C. P ees, la s t S u n d ay m orning, no a n them s w ere sung. T h e choir, how ever, led th e congregation in several rousing hym ns an d M iss D oro th y H a tc h p lay ed an in sp irin g violin solo. M r. P ees w ill be w ith us ag ain and w ill doubtless re tu rn from his sh ort vacation w ith still g re a te r en th u siasm .
LAST SUNDAY’S SERMON
* T h e su b je ct of la st S u n d ay m o rn in g ’s ta lk w as “ C ourage.” In tro d u c to ry to the Silence, M r. F illm ore said : T h e m essage of Je su s w as “A sk w h at ye w ill an d it sh all be d o ne.” T h is ask in g an d receiving should not be alto g eth er of things. I t should include th e needs of th e w hole m an, an d especially those qualities th a t b rin g us in closer union w ith th e D i vine. I n o rd er to go fo rw ard in th e develop m ent of m an a ce rtain am ount of courage is required. C ourage is la te n t in m an and p ra y e r b rin g s out th e la te n t pow ers. L et us p r a y “ L e t th y courage he m a n ifest in m e.”
NOTICE T h ere is a slig h t change in th e class p ro gram m e fo r nex t week. M rs. V an M a rte r w ill give th e lesson on “ Im a g in a tio n ” on M onday evening. M ay 30th, in stead of T u esd ay evening. T h e change w as m ade th a t a ll stu d en ts who w ish m ay atte n d L eider-A b en d a t th e In d ep en d en ce A ve nue C h ristian C h u rch w hich w ill be given by M iss L ois Fox. M rs. V an M a rte r ’s class p rogram m e fo r th e w eek w ill be as follow s: S un d ay , M ay 29.— H ow to Q uicken S p iritu a l U n d erstan d in g . M onday, M ay 30.— Im ag in atio n : An A ctive A g en t of th e M ind. F rid a y , J u n e 3.— H ow to C u ltiv ate F aith. C a l l e r s at U n ity H e a d q u a r t e r s D u r in g the W eek
L . E . U lery , S avage, M ontana. M rs. A. E . A tw ood, O lm itz, K ans. M rs. J . B. P erk in s, P ocatello, Idaho. Geo. A. B ateson, P o rtla n d , O re. M rs. Geo. A. B ateson, P o rtla n d , O re.
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S u n d ay , May 29 A nd w hen he had tak en th e five loaves an d th e tw o fishes, he looked up to heaven, an d b rak e th e loaves, an d gave them to his disciples to set before th e m ; an d the tw o fishes divided he am ong them all. A nd th e y a ll did eat and w ere filled. A nd they took up tw elve baskets fu ll of the fra g m en ts, an d of the fishes. A nd th ey th a t did ea t of th e loaves w ere about five th o u san d men. A ll these blessings sh a ll come upon thee an d overtake thee, if thou sh a lt heark en u n to th e voice of th e L o rd th y G od. T h e L ord sh a ll com m and th e blessing upon thee in all th a t thou se ttest th in e han d unto. T h e L o rd th y G od sh a ll bless thee in all th in e increase and in a ll th e w orks of th in e hands. T h e blessing of the L o rd it m aketh rich. H onour th e L ord w ith th y substance, an d w ith th e firs t-fru its of a ll th in e in cre ase : so shall th y b arn s be filled w ith p le n ty . T hou sh a lt bless th e L o rd th y G od for th e good lan d w hich lie h ath given thee. B less ye the L o rd in the congregations. I w ill bless th e L o rd a t a ll tim es. H is p ra ise sh a ll continually be in my m outh. A ll th a t see them shall acknow ledge them th a t th ey are the seed w hich the L o rd h a th blessed. B less the L o rd , O my soul: and all th a t is w ithin me, bless his holy nam e. Bless th e L o rd , O m y soul, and fo rg et not all his b en e fits: who forg iv eth a ll th in e in iq u ities; who h ealeth all th y diseases. W IS D O M IN C H IC A G O . ‘‘W h a t S ta te do we live in ?” asked the te a c h e r in the p rim a ry geog rap h y class. A nd little E lm e r, th in k in g of his S u n d a y School catechism , p ro m p tly re p lie d : “ In a state of sin and m isery.”—-Chicago N e w s.
PASS THE WORD ALONG T h e stan d in th e h a ll a t th e fro n t door of U n ity B u ild in g co ntains lite ra tu re for free d istrib u tio n . A ll U n ity frien d s are invited to c a rry it aw ay and d istrib u te it w here it w ill h elp others. J u s t pass it out w ith a good w ord. T h e follow ing ex tra ct is ta k en from the le tte r of our frien d in M ontrose, Colo. M ay 8, 1910.— T h is b ea u tifu l b rig h t S u n d ay m orning M rs. F ra z e r, one of our fa ith fu l sisters, step p ed in w ith h er usual la rg e bouquet of flow ers. I t m akes us feel as if we w ere all in th e g ard en of P len ty . T h e n cam e M iss E ld a C h atfield , who is alw ay s on tim e to open th e S un d ay School w ith good m usic, w hich makes us a ll h ap p y . A fte r our service we opened our love o ffe rin g box an d I enclosed .$5.00. fo r U n ity B u ild in g F u n d . W e san g our p ro sp e rity song, and it is sent w ith a mes sage of love, fo r w hen our o ffe rin g is drop^ p ed into th e box th e re is a tru th statem ent w ritte n an d goes in w ith it. T h is is w here we have our love fea st and p a rta k e of L iv in g S ubstance. I have o ften h eard d e a r M rs. K eeling of th e T ru th C enter in P ueblo, say, “ Je su s C h rist is our leader, our te ac h er an d our h e a le r,” and this is our m o rn in g th o u g h t w hen we open our service. T h en we have our lesson from blessed U n ity , w hich fills our h ungry souls. G od bless our W e e k l y U n i t y . I t is a pow er to do good and no home should be w ithout it. Y ours in tru th . E . M. S c h n u r . L et us each send a th o u g h t of blessing to th is new T ru th C en ter in C olorado w hen we read this. L a s t S u n d ay m o rn in g ’s envelope col lection w as $1.90. L e t’s double it this week. T h e lite ra ry b o ard er fasten ed his eyes upon th e hash. “ K in d ly p ass th e Review of R eview s,” he said.— E v e r y b o d y ’s M agazine.
WEEKLY UNITY THINGS TO BE REMEMBERED
Unity Auditorium,
R em em ber to tu rn u p th e corners of your m o u th : it w ill do m ore good th a n medicine. Rem em ber th a t we criticise in others th a t fau lt w hich needs correction in our selves. T h erefo re, etc. R em em ber to m e n tally bless every new piece of fu rn itu re th a t comes into your house. I t w ill m ake ev e ry th in g so com fortable. R em em ber th a t you a re a child of G od and not a poor m iserable sin n er, aigl re mem ber to act the p art. Rem em ber th a t we m ust pass along our blessings if we do not w ish to become like the D ead Sea which receives fresh w ate r but gives out nothing. Rem em ber th a t U n ity lite ra tu re can be passed along to those who need th e T ru th . Rem em ber th a t th ree y e a rly su b scrip tions to U n i t y w ill be en tered fo r $2.00. Rem em ber th a t J u n e W e e W i s d o m is ju s t out. Rem em ber th e tru th w all m ottoes in the L ib rary . Rem em ber th e U n ity V eg e taria n Cook Book. Rem em ber th a t th e eighth lesson bv M rs. V an M a rte r w ill be on M onday evening, M ay 30th instead of T u esd ay th e 31st. R em em ber L eider-A bend a t th e C h ris tia n C hurch, T u esd a y evening, M ay 31st, by M iss L ois Fox. Rem em ber th a t applications fo r mem bersh ip in th e U n ity Society of P ra c tic a l C h ristia n ity w ill be received a t th e m eet ing of the B o a rd n ex t M onday evening. Rem em ber the W e e k l y U n i t y S ub scription and th e P ro sp e rity B anks.
U N IT Y B U IL D IN G , 913 TR A C Y ,
NEW MEMBERS A pplcations fo r m em bership in the U n ity Society of P ra c tic a l C h ristia n ity w ill be acted upon a t the B oard m eeting nex t M onday night. A p p licatio n cards can be obtained from th e S p e a k e r’s desk and from th e L ib ra ria n . O ne jo in in g the Society does not lim it him self by any
Sunday, May 29, 1910 S u n d a y S c h oo l
at
10:00 A.
A d d ress by C h a r l e s
The
C o n c e n tra tio n
S u b je c t:
C lass
P o w er at
of
3 :3 0
“ W hatsoever H e D o eth S h a ll P ro sp er.”
S u b je c t:
A ddress
F illm o re
11 a. m. “ T h e In crea sin g B lessin g .”
S u b ject:
m.
by
M rs.
V an
M a rte r.
8 p. m. “H o tc to Q uicken ‘‘U nderstanding
S o p h ia
S p iritu a l
creed. T h e Society has no w ritte n creed or dogm a. E v e ry one believing in th e p ra c tic a l ap p licatio n of th e teach in g s of C h rist every d ay in th e tveek is invited to jo in and lend a h an d in p u sh in g th e good w ork fo rw ard . REGULAR
M E E T IN G S
Irv U n i t y A u d i t o r i u m SUNDAY
Sunday S chool, 10 a. m. M r s . IV. G. h 'a se ltin e , S u p e rin te n d e n t. R e g u la r sarvice, n a. m. C harles F illm o re T h e C on cen tratio n C lass 3:3c p. m. MONDAY
H igh Noon Silence, 12 to 12:15. L esson in H e alth and H arm ony 2:30 p. m. TUESDAY
H igh N oon Silence, 12 to 12:15. L esson in H ealth and H arm ony, 2:3^ p. m, WEDNESDAY
H igh Noon S ilence, 12 to 12:15. M id-W eek M eeting, 2:30 p. m. H ealin g M eeting 8 p. m. THURSDAY
H ig h N oon S ilence, 12 to 12:15. L esson in H e alth an d H arm ony, 2:30 p m FRIDAY
H igh Noon S ilence, 12 to 12:15. L esson in H e alth and H arm ony, 2:30 p. m. SATURDAY
H igh N oon Silence, 12 to 12-15 L esson in H e alth and H arm ony. 2:30 p. m
V O L. II
913 T r a cy
A venue
K A N S A S C I T \ , M O ., T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 2 6 , 1910
LET US SMILE T h e th in g th a t goes th e fa rth e s t tow ard m aking life w orth w hile. T h a t costs th e least an d does the m ost is ju s t a p le asa n t smile. T h e sm ile th a t bubbles from a h e a rt th a t loves its fellow men W ill drive aw ay the cloud of gloom and coax th e sun again. I t ’s fu ll of w orth an d goodness, too, w ith m anly kindness bent— I t ’s w orth a m illion d o lla rs an d doesn’t cost a cent. — F rom a M y stic S h rin e P a m p h let.
A GUILD RECEPTION A reception for th e U n ity G uild w as held a t the home of M r. and M rs. C. E . B ell T h u rsd a y evening. M ay 19th. D e sp ite the th re a te n in g w eather a goodly nu m ber of our young people w ith “ T h e M o th e r” w as p rese n t, an d a m ost e n jo y ab le evening of m usic, gam es, charades and an auction gave p le asu re to all. D u r in g th e auction the most fabulous prices w ere p aid for articles w hich w ere, w ell, u nique to say the least, b u t it w as the oc casion of much h ila rity . “ T h e B e lls” gave th e ir guests a jo y o u s an d ro y al w el come for w hich th ey are noted, and served th e crow d w ith d a in ty an d ta sty re fre s h m ents. A n a d jo u rn m e n t w as m ade to the home of M iss E d n a L . C a rte r who lives n e a r, w here some m usic w as enjoyed. A fe a tu re of th e evening w as th e blessing of th e homes of M iss C a rte r and M r. and M rs. B ell, everyone p rese n t declarin g peace, p ro sp e rity and the ab id in g presence o f th e S p irit of T ru th .
NO. 3
AUXILIARY NOTES F rid a y , M ay 13th, proved to be a lucky d ay fo r th e A u x ilia ry fo r on th a t d ay a M usicale w as given u n d er th e auspices of our society w hich w as of unusual excel lence. T h e proceeds w ere fo r th e benefit of th e M usic F u n d . T h e m usicians who so k in d ly co n trib u ted th e ir services on th is occasion w ere a rtis ts in th e ir p ro fes sion an d th e evening w as one long to be rem em bered. A new m irro r has been p laced in the P a r lo r by th e A u x iliary an d now th e re will no lo n g er be h eard the wail from th e fem i nine p o rtio n of our congregations th a t “ T h e re is no p lace to see if my h a t is on s tra ig h t.” T h e m en also will ap p reciate th e o p p o rtu n ity to see if th e set of th eir ties is correct. T h e u n sig h tly discoloration on the east w all of th e A uditorium w ill soon be a th in g of th e p ast. T h e roof is now deemed to be w ate r p ro o f, and th e A u x iliary has placed an o rd er w ith th e d eco rato r to re new th e frescoing. T h e m onthly m eetings of th e A uxiliary are most in terestin g . E ac h woman of U n ity Society should be a m em ber an d en jo y th e p riv ileg es o f th e o rg an izatio n and help su stain its e ffo rts. Come and learn how th e Seed D im es grow. A ll of tire ad d resses deliv ered in the U n ity A uditorium a re ta k en dow n by a re p o rte r an d m ost o f them w ill a p p e a r in U n i t y from tim e to tim e.
WEEKLY UNITY
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UNITY.
P U B L IS H E D W E E K L Y BY
UNITY ,
TRACT
SOCETY
UNITY BLDG. 9 1 3 TRACY AVE. KANSAS CITY, MO.
L O W E L L F IL L M O R E . M a n a g in g E d ito r OFFICIAL Vol. 2
ORGAN
OF
THE
UNITY'
J i . o o p e r y e a r , 2 cts. p e r co p y
SOCIETY No. 3
A ll singers a re inv ited to sing in the U n ity C hoir. C hoir p rac tice begins a t 8 o’clock S a tu rd a y n ig h t in U n ity A udi torium . The
bound volume of th e W e e k l y is very attra c tiv e an d is a com plete h isto ry of th e Society fo r th e p a s t y ear. T hese volumes w ill sell fo r $2.00 each. U n ity
T h is p a p e r belongs to th e U n ity Society an d its editors w ould like to have th e co o p eration of all m em bers of th e Society. A ny item s of in te re st w ill be g la d ly r e ceived. T h e new U n ity p u b lish in g house begins to look quite im posing. T h e w alls of the th ird story a re u p re a d y to p u t on th e roof. T h e la rg e double w indow s w ill m ake th e b uilding v ery p leasan t. T h ere are still a few P ro sp e rity banks rem aining. T h ey a ffo rd a good chance to U n ity friends to secure th e W e e k l y U n i t y for a y e a r, a m onth’s p ro sp e rity trea tm e n t, an d a t th e sam e tim e h elp de fra y th e expenses of publish in g th e W e e k ly .
In the absence of our choir director, M r. A. C. P ees, la s t S u n d ay m orning, no a n them s w ere sung. T h e choir, how ever, led th e congregation in several rousing hym ns an d M iss D oro th y H a tc h p lay ed an in sp irin g violin solo. M r. P ees w ill be w ith us ag ain and w ill doubtless re tu rn from his sh ort vacation w ith still g re a te r en th u siasm .
LAST SUNDAY’S SERMON
* T h e su b je ct of la st S u n d ay m o rn in g ’s ta lk w as “ C ourage.” In tro d u c to ry to the Silence, M r. F illm ore said : T h e m essage of Je su s w as “A sk w h at ye w ill an d it sh all be d o ne.” T h is ask in g an d receiving should not be alto g eth er of things. I t should include th e needs of th e w hole m an, an d especially those qualities th a t b rin g us in closer union w ith th e D i vine. I n o rd er to go fo rw ard in th e develop m ent of m an a ce rtain am ount of courage is required. C ourage is la te n t in m an and p ra y e r b rin g s out th e la te n t pow ers. L et us p r a y “ L e t th y courage he m a n ifest in m e.”
NOTICE T h ere is a slig h t change in th e class p ro gram m e fo r nex t week. M rs. V an M a rte r w ill give th e lesson on “ Im a g in a tio n ” on M onday evening. M ay 30th, in stead of T u esd ay evening. T h e change w as m ade th a t a ll stu d en ts who w ish m ay atte n d L eider-A b en d a t th e In d ep en d en ce A ve nue C h ristian C h u rch w hich w ill be given by M iss L ois Fox. M rs. V an M a rte r ’s class p rogram m e fo r th e w eek w ill be as follow s: S un d ay , M ay 29.— H ow to Q uicken S p iritu a l U n d erstan d in g . M onday, M ay 30.— Im ag in atio n : An A ctive A g en t of th e M ind. F rid a y , J u n e 3.— H ow to C u ltiv ate F aith. C a l l e r s at U n ity H e a d q u a r t e r s D u r in g the W eek
L . E . U lery , S avage, M ontana. M rs. A. E . A tw ood, O lm itz, K ans. M rs. J . B. P erk in s, P ocatello, Idaho. Geo. A. B ateson, P o rtla n d , O re. M rs. Geo. A. B ateson, P o rtla n d , O re.
WEEKLY UNITY RESPONSIVE
SERVICE
S u n d ay , May 29 A nd w hen he had tak en th e five loaves an d th e tw o fishes, he looked up to heaven, an d b rak e th e loaves, an d gave them to his disciples to set before th e m ; an d the tw o fishes divided he am ong them all. A nd th e y a ll did eat and w ere filled. A nd they took up tw elve baskets fu ll of the fra g m en ts, an d of the fishes. A nd th ey th a t did ea t of th e loaves w ere about five th o u san d men. A ll these blessings sh a ll come upon thee an d overtake thee, if thou sh a lt heark en u n to th e voice of th e L o rd th y G od. T h e L ord sh a ll com m and th e blessing upon thee in all th a t thou se ttest th in e han d unto. T h e L o rd th y G od sh a ll bless thee in all th in e increase and in a ll th e w orks of th in e hands. T h e blessing of the L o rd it m aketh rich. H onour th e L ord w ith th y substance, an d w ith th e firs t-fru its of a ll th in e in cre ase : so shall th y b arn s be filled w ith p le n ty . T hou sh a lt bless th e L o rd th y G od for th e good lan d w hich lie h ath given thee. B less ye the L o rd in the congregations. I w ill bless th e L o rd a t a ll tim es. H is p ra ise sh a ll continually be in my m outh. A ll th a t see them shall acknow ledge them th a t th ey are the seed w hich the L o rd h a th blessed. B less the L o rd , O my soul: and all th a t is w ithin me, bless his holy nam e. Bless th e L o rd , O m y soul, and fo rg et not all his b en e fits: who forg iv eth a ll th in e in iq u ities; who h ealeth all th y diseases. W IS D O M IN C H IC A G O . ‘‘W h a t S ta te do we live in ?” asked the te a c h e r in the p rim a ry geog rap h y class. A nd little E lm e r, th in k in g of his S u n d a y School catechism , p ro m p tly re p lie d : “ In a state of sin and m isery.”—-Chicago N e w s.
PASS THE WORD ALONG T h e stan d in th e h a ll a t th e fro n t door of U n ity B u ild in g co ntains lite ra tu re for free d istrib u tio n . A ll U n ity frien d s are invited to c a rry it aw ay and d istrib u te it w here it w ill h elp others. J u s t pass it out w ith a good w ord. T h e follow ing ex tra ct is ta k en from the le tte r of our frien d in M ontrose, Colo. M ay 8, 1910.— T h is b ea u tifu l b rig h t S u n d ay m orning M rs. F ra z e r, one of our fa ith fu l sisters, step p ed in w ith h er usual la rg e bouquet of flow ers. I t m akes us feel as if we w ere all in th e g ard en of P len ty . T h e n cam e M iss E ld a C h atfield , who is alw ay s on tim e to open th e S un d ay School w ith good m usic, w hich makes us a ll h ap p y . A fte r our service we opened our love o ffe rin g box an d I enclosed .$5.00. fo r U n ity B u ild in g F u n d . W e san g our p ro sp e rity song, and it is sent w ith a mes sage of love, fo r w hen our o ffe rin g is drop^ p ed into th e box th e re is a tru th statem ent w ritte n an d goes in w ith it. T h is is w here we have our love fea st and p a rta k e of L iv in g S ubstance. I have o ften h eard d e a r M rs. K eeling of th e T ru th C enter in P ueblo, say, “ Je su s C h rist is our leader, our te ac h er an d our h e a le r,” and this is our m o rn in g th o u g h t w hen we open our service. T h en we have our lesson from blessed U n ity , w hich fills our h ungry souls. G od bless our W e e k l y U n i t y . I t is a pow er to do good and no home should be w ithout it. Y ours in tru th . E . M. S c h n u r . L et us each send a th o u g h t of blessing to th is new T ru th C en ter in C olorado w hen we read this. L a s t S u n d ay m o rn in g ’s envelope col lection w as $1.90. L e t’s double it this week. T h e lite ra ry b o ard er fasten ed his eyes upon th e hash. “ K in d ly p ass th e Review of R eview s,” he said.— E v e r y b o d y ’s M agazine.
WEEKLY UNITY THINGS TO BE REMEMBERED
Unity Auditorium,
R em em ber to tu rn u p th e corners of your m o u th : it w ill do m ore good th a n medicine. Rem em ber th a t we criticise in others th a t fau lt w hich needs correction in our selves. T h erefo re, etc. R em em ber to m e n tally bless every new piece of fu rn itu re th a t comes into your house. I t w ill m ake ev e ry th in g so com fortable. R em em ber th a t you a re a child of G od and not a poor m iserable sin n er, aigl re mem ber to act the p art. Rem em ber th a t we m ust pass along our blessings if we do not w ish to become like the D ead Sea which receives fresh w ate r but gives out nothing. Rem em ber th a t U n ity lite ra tu re can be passed along to those who need th e T ru th . Rem em ber th a t th ree y e a rly su b scrip tions to U n i t y w ill be en tered fo r $2.00. Rem em ber th a t J u n e W e e W i s d o m is ju s t out. Rem em ber th e tru th w all m ottoes in the L ib rary . Rem em ber th e U n ity V eg e taria n Cook Book. Rem em ber th a t th e eighth lesson bv M rs. V an M a rte r w ill be on M onday evening, M ay 30th instead of T u esd ay th e 31st. R em em ber L eider-A bend a t th e C h ris tia n C hurch, T u esd a y evening, M ay 31st, by M iss L ois Fox. Rem em ber th a t applications fo r mem bersh ip in th e U n ity Society of P ra c tic a l C h ristia n ity w ill be received a t th e m eet ing of the B o a rd n ex t M onday evening. Rem em ber the W e e k l y U n i t y S ub scription and th e P ro sp e rity B anks.
U N IT Y B U IL D IN G , 913 TR A C Y ,
NEW MEMBERS A pplcations fo r m em bership in the U n ity Society of P ra c tic a l C h ristia n ity w ill be acted upon a t the B oard m eeting nex t M onday night. A p p licatio n cards can be obtained from th e S p e a k e r’s desk and from th e L ib ra ria n . O ne jo in in g the Society does not lim it him self by any
Sunday, May 29, 1910 S u n d a y S c h oo l
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“ W hatsoever H e D o eth S h a ll P ro sp er.”
S u b je c t:
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11 a. m. “ T h e In crea sin g B lessin g .”
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8 p. m. “H o tc to Q uicken ‘‘U nderstanding
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creed. T h e Society has no w ritte n creed or dogm a. E v e ry one believing in th e p ra c tic a l ap p licatio n of th e teach in g s of C h rist every d ay in th e tveek is invited to jo in and lend a h an d in p u sh in g th e good w ork fo rw ard . REGULAR
M E E T IN G S
Irv U n i t y A u d i t o r i u m SUNDAY
Sunday S chool, 10 a. m. M r s . IV. G. h 'a se ltin e , S u p e rin te n d e n t. R e g u la r sarvice, n a. m. C harles F illm o re T h e C on cen tratio n C lass 3:3c p. m. MONDAY
H igh Noon Silence, 12 to 12:15. L esson in H e alth and H arm ony 2:30 p. m. TUESDAY
H igh N oon Silence, 12 to 12:15. L esson in H ealth and H arm ony, 2:3^ p. m, WEDNESDAY
H igh Noon S ilence, 12 to 12:15. M id-W eek M eeting, 2:30 p. m. H ealin g M eeting 8 p. m. THURSDAY
H ig h N oon S ilence, 12 to 12:15. L esson in H e alth an d H arm ony, 2:30 p m FRIDAY
H igh Noon S ilence, 12 to 12:15. L esson in H e alth and H arm ony, 2:30 p. m. SATURDAY
H igh N oon Silence, 12 to 12-15 L esson in H e alth and H arm ony. 2:30 p. m
