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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

LESSON SERMON Subject: "Soul And

Body"

The Subject of the Lesson Sermon in all Christian Science Churches to morrow November 19th will be!--"Soul and Body."

The Golden Text will be:-"What? Know ye not that your body is the temple of the Holy Ghost which is in you, which we have of God, and ye are not your own?" (1. Cor. 6:19).

Among others the following citations will be read from the Bible: "Let Israel rejoice in him that inade him; let the children of Zion be joyful in their King. For the Lord taketh plea- sure in his people: The Lord lift up his countenance upon thee, and give thee peace. And they shall put my name upon the children of Isreal; and I will bless them." (Ps. 149: 2, 4; Num. 6: 26, 27).

The following citations will also be read from the Christian Science Text- book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Ed- dy:"Few persons comprehend what Christian Science means by the word

mortal and reflection. To himself, material man seems to be substance, but his sense of substance involve er- ror and therefore is material, tempor- al. The material body and mind are temporal, but the real man is spiritual and eternal. The identity of the real man is not lost, but found through this explanation; It is impossible that man should lose aught that is real, when God is all and eternally his. the substance, Life, and intelligence of man, which is individualised, but not in matter." (Pages 301, 302, 477).

THE CHINA MAIL, NOVEMBER 18, 1939.

LUMINOUS EYES" HIS FEAR

A young Canadian in the R.A.F. got the idea that his eyes were more "luminous" than other people's. His friends chaffed him particularly

when they found he had written an about it for a Canadian article periodical.

This started a morbid mental con-

in dition the Canadian Robert Innes Hopkins, a cadet pilot, aged twenty-six.

week-end leave, he

One day, on rowed for twenty

sea. He had to return.

miles in a rough force himself to

He got back to his unit a day late. Soon afterwards he gassed himself.

He left a letter addressed to a cadet. It said:

"This is not a reflection on the R.A.F.

What I have done I have regretted. The only not

reason I came to England was to get away from myself.

"When I think what I could have

been but for my peculiarly sensitive nature I can almost laugh at myself. "Am a bit of an enigma, I sup- Endeavouring to analyse pose

I find I am

against a up myself, blank wall

something most radically wrong and there is no use carrying on.”

This was revealed at the inquest when Suicide while the bulance of

disturbed, Soul is his mind was

was the verdict.

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Flying Officer Montague Rawkins, an R.A.F. medical officer, got Hop- kins's story from him by inviting him to tea in his rooms.

The medical officer said there was nothing wrong with the young man's eyes. He was a fine type, and he advised him to get down to lectures and games.

'IDOLISED' HIS SLAIN WIFE

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The speeding motorist doesn't wish the traffic cop who catches up with him any hard luck but he knows the law would be eas- ler with him if the cop got writ. er's cramp.

SOFTBALL

LEAGUE At a meeting of the Inter-Hong Softball League yesterday it was de- cided that the League be divided into two sections and the following were | appointed to arrange the teams for each division:-T. Riberio, D. D'Aquino and P. Castilho.

The league will start on Sunday, December 17.

The following are the entries to date.

American Express, Green Spot, Oil, Ewo, Hong Kong Electric, Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank, Chartered Bank, Texaco, R.A.F. National City Bank, Lacas, Dutch Bank, Union In surance, Standard Oil, China Provi- dent, and China Underwriters.

INTER-SCHOOL SOCCER

A man accused of murdering his wife was

said to have stated: "I idolised her.

In a friendly soccer match at Stan- We have always been ley yesterday, St. Stephen's College happy together."

and Central British School shared two He is alleged to have confessed and goals. St. Stephen's scored first, but added: "She was such a good wife. Pryde equalised. Why don't you kill me?"

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The man, George Quinnell, aged

| fifty-nine, described as an assistant storekeeper, of Canal-road, Mile End, London, E., appeared at Thames Police Court and was remanded in custody for eight days,

Divisional Detective-Inspector Symes

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said that he found Mrs. Quinnell dead THE

at her home on Tuesday. Later he

saw Quinnell at Arbour-square Police Station.

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The officer read from a written 01-KWAN BLDG. DESVOEUX RD.C statement which, he said, Quinnell had made:

"I want to say what made me do it. I have lived with my wife for thirty-seven years, and I have been ill for months and had no sleep...

"I went to a nerve hospital because 1 was hysterical, and I gradually got

worse.

"This morning my wife told me to go to Victoria Park for a walk. I went there, and stayed one and a half hours. When I came home she was cooking rabbit for dinner. I kept on thinking of leaving her as I had been so ill with an abscess.

saw

"I thought I was going to die. I a Boy Scout's knife, on the dresser. I had a terrible feeling 1 wanted to kill her, because I didn't want to leave her.

"As she was getting the rabbit out of the oven I stuck the knife in her throat. She fell on the floor, and I belleve I struck her again.

"I went to Bow Police Station and told them what I had done."-

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