Here is a list of Freemasons who who had key positions in Church of Christian Science:
Compiled From
"10,000 Famous Freemasons"
written by William R. Denslow
written by William R. Denslow
b. Feb 13, 1904 at Auburn, Maine. Received B.A. and Litt.D. from Bates College; L.H.D. Boston University and was Rhodes Scholar at Oxford Univ. England, receiving B.A. and M.A. in 1936. Began with the Christian Science Monitor, in 1925 and has covered many important national and international stories for his paper including the League of Nations assemblies of 1926-28, Ramsay MacDonald's tour of the U.S.; London Naval conference; trips of American Presidents; nationwide political surveys; inauguration of Philippine Commonwealth. He was head of the Washington Bureau from 1932-1939; general news editor 1939-41, managing editor, 1941-44 and editor since 1945. Mason.
George Channing (1888-?)
Editor of Christian Science Journal, Sentinel and Herald since 1949.
First reader, mother church, Boston, Mass., 1941-42. b. Nov. 21, 1888 at Providence, R.I. Studied at Brown, Yale and Boston Univ. Began journalistic work on Providence (R.I.) Journal 1913. Was city editor of Seattle Star, 1921-23. Mason, 32nd Degree AASR. Deceased.
Paul S. Deland (Managing editor and member of editorial council of The Christian Science Monitor since 1945)
b. at North Brookfield, Mass., he was first a real estate dealer before turning to journalism in 1905. He served as a reporter and a feature writer on papers in Worcester, Mass., New Haven, Conn. and Boston. Has been with the Christian Science Monitor since 1908. Mason and 32nd Degree AASR (NJ)
Alexander Dodds (1874-1920)
Editor. b. April 5, 1874 at Allegheny, Pa. and was a newspaper writer and editor from 1890.
He was associate publisher of The Builder, Pittsburgh from 1894-96 and was later with the Pittsburgh Dispatch and managing editor of the Christian Science Monitor from 1908-14. From 1914-16 he was managing editor of the Los Angeles Herald and vice president of the United Press Assn. 1909-12. Mason. d. Nov. 30, 1920.
Arnold H. Exob (Christian Science Church Official)
b. in Muscatine, Iowa. He was a district advertising manager for Household Finance Corp. from 1931-41, and in 1942 became a Christian Science practitioner and later a reader. He has been 1st reader of the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston since 1956. Mason.
Albert F. Gilmore (?-1943)
Editor of Christian Science Weekly and monthly magazines, 1922-29, and president of The Mother Church, 1922-23.
b. in Turner, Maine. He was a graduate of Bates Coll. He was first a high school principal, and then with a book company. From 1914-17 he was first reader of the First Church of Christ Scientist at Brooklyn, N.Y. Mason. d. June 8, 1943.
Roland R. Harrison (1878-1940)
Managing editor of the Christian Science Monitor.
b. June 10, 1878 at Smithville, NY. Graduate of Cornell U. in 1903. From 1903-22 he was with the following newspapers: Brooklyn Standard Union; New York Times; New York Herald. He joined the monitor staff at Boston in 1922, and was executive editor from 1924-29, and administrative editor from 1939. He was publisher of the Christian Science Publishing Society from 1929-39. Mason. d. Jan 16, 1940.
Charles E. Heitman (1874-1948)
Manager of Christian Science Publishing Society, and director of The Mother Church, 1st Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston.
b. Nov. 12, 1874 in McLean Co.,Ky. He was first reader of 2nd Church of Christ, Scientist, at New York City from 1918-21, and president of The Mother Church in 1923-24. From 1926-27 he was associate editor of the Christian Science Monitor. Served as corporal in Roosevelt's Rough Riders in Spanish-American War. Member of Marble Lodge No. 702 at Tuckahoe, N.Y., and 32nd Degree AASR in Boston, Mass. d. Oct. 1, 1948.
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