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Wilmette Life

Location

Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1929

Page

15

God the Preserver of Man in Christian Science Sunday Lesson

The Sunday Lesson-Sermon across Christian Science churches focused on God as preserver. Central scriptures include Deuteronomy 33 27 and John 3 16, with the Christian Science text Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy noting Divine Love meets every human need.

God Churches of Christ Scientist Mary Baker

Northwestern professor receives Albion honorary degree

Dr. William Te Bovie, Northwestern University bio physics professor since 1927 and former Harvard assistant professor, was awarded Albion College’s Doctor of Science. President John J. Seatson praised him as a brilliant teacher and inventor whose work on electrical instruments aims to revolutionize surgery. In December he earned Philadelphia’s John Scott Medal and a $1000 premium for his medical advances.

William Te Bovie Bio-Phivsics Northwestern University Albion College Albion Mich Bovie Harvard John Scott Philadelphia

Mrs. J. D. Lockhard Hosts Presbyterian Circle Luncheon

Mrs. J D Lockhard of 1133 Central Avenue entertained sixteen members of her Fullerton Avenue Presbyterian church circle at luncheon at the Normandy Tea Room in Spanish Court last Thursday.

J. D. Lockhard Central Avenue Fullerton Avenue Presbyterian Church Duncheon Normandy Tea Room Spanish Court

Ancient Egyptian Figures and Vases Added to Field Museum Exhibit

Field Museum of Natural History expands its Egyptian gallery with new cases of stone statues of deities and royal personages from around 100 B.C. The display highlights Senmut portraits and various stone vases dating 3500 to 1800 B.C. Some jars served cosmetic use. gods include Horus Osiris Isis and Amon. Taweret statue features a hippopotamus head and crocodile tail. Seamut, once favored, fell from grace with Queen Hatshepsut.

Field Museum of Natural History Old Nile Empire Senmut T. George Allen Horus Osiris Iisis Amon Taweret Seamut Hatshepsut

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