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Tor.orro”’ is Pother -’s Day, a day set aside
by tradition or. which to pay respect to mo
thers everywhere. Much will be cuoted from
pulcits, editorially, and in prose and poet
ry on our debt to mothers.
Hot too much thought goes beyond the out
burst of words and to the other side of the
ledger. Tomorrow is as good a day as any
for~ mothers to sit down and add up their
side of the account.
Thousands and thousands of words have
been written about the glory of motherhood
and the honor and respect due to the woman
who bore us. But there is just as great an
obligation on the part of a mother. Only as
her job as a mother is well done, is she
justified in accenting her measure of res
pect ,
To be a mother is a high privilege. It
does not cone to all women, and it comes to
some who have no concept of what a grave
responsibility the upbringing of a child
at the churches
Gospel Cen ter
Sund ay School 11:00
Mother’s class 1:30
(Thursday)
Services held in
Union Hall.
Methodist Church
Sunday School 10:00
Church 11:00
Baccalaureate B:G0
Adventists
Sal-bath School 10:00
Church 11:00
Services held in
Me tllodi s t Chur ch
should be. Mother
hood is a job, a
full - time responsi
bility, and it re
quires as much earn
est preparation and
study as does any
other position in
life.
Tact, diplomacy,
executive ability,
tolerance, a deep un
derstanding of the
rights of an indivi
dual, and a good
sense of humor
those are traits that
count in a ton-notch
secretary, business
executive or teacher.
Yet how much more im
portant they are in a
mother, and sc often
entirely lacking.