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MOTHERS
Oh. Mothers are we worthy
Of the tribute that they pay,
To us in such measure,
On this dear .Mother's Day?
Are we living with a purpose
That our light may shine,
So our children and their children
May proudly say "Mother Mine."
Do we give our best to others
As we walk along life's way,
Are we leading and inspiring
All who meet us every day?
.May God bless all Mother hearts,
That beat in love today
And also bless our children.
This we together pray.
. H.M.
MV WONDERFUL MOTHER
You are my wonderful mother.
I love you Oh so much:
And at this special time of year,
1 1 like to keep in touch.
you mean more to
.Mother dear,
me,
Than I could ever express.
love you so very much
Enjoy your day of rest.
Have a happy Mothers Day
You surely deserve it, mother.
May God be with you always
Today, this year, and another. ,
Again I will say
Have a happy Mother's Day,
As there could never be another
As sweet, lovins and wonderful as
my wonderful mother.
Sharon Conner
MY GARDEN
They say you must love your
garden
I verily believe it is so
For how else would my garden
nourisn.
f do so little for it, you know?
But let me tell you something,
also believe this is true.
My garden, my beautiful flowers.
minK mat they love me too.
For as I went into my garden one
morning
When the sun was shining hrighl.
Though the air was dear and
frosty
And there, what did I see.
But my daffodils awake
And nodding their golden heads.
Were saying "good morning" to
me.
H.M.
BIRTHDAY GREETING
What shall I wish that Is fitting
In my message of greeting today.
What shall I hope that is helnful
And how would you have me it
say?
I wish that no sadness mav darken
The joy of your natal day
That lauchter and mirth
.May be guests at vour herlh
And good cheer slay with you a.
way.
will pray that when burdens
grow heavy
And more than your spirit can
Dear,
You may find ncace and d
On the dear Father's breast.
aim trust in his sheltering care.
will hope for
new year
Unsullied by sorrow and lrif.
That each day may b spent.
in uusy content
'Far up in the highlands of life.
H.M.
glad happy
WORK
Work, more work we hear nannl.
say
Is there no other way to sDeiul
my day.
No. common folks like you and I
Must be content In norlt till .
die.
Luck in our lives plays a small
part.
We expect reverses fmm i h .
very start.
Yet looking about
will find
Neighbors and friends
own kind.
' surely
of our
Always strivinc
bread.
At the finish not
ahead.
for their daily
much farther
centu-
Doublless the proverb
ries old
For years ago each child was told.
'When they dreamed of far away
lands"'
'Satan will find vnr for Mt
hands!"
Irnnie Charles
BREAKDOWN'
Her raiment was hich iH.
In her world of r( esteem.
With herelf so satisfied.
To observers it would seem
'V,t.Rut tiny thints can growt
I U net her hauteur sot a
Miflckine.
or what she didn't know.
There was a runner in her
Stocking.
Harry Vr.fjm.in