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Do's and Dont's
For Bridegrooms
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Remember the little things that
please her. Compliment her on her
appearance, iter cooking, de...Con-
tinue all the courtesies you show her
now. Be attentive, and as polite as
always. And surprise her nota and
then, if it's only with a chocolate
bar;
Take her out as often as you can
afford it. She'll be al home alone all
day; you have the excitement of
mingling with people;
Discuss your business, and the
world's affairs, with her. She's intel-
ligent, and it keeps her mind active;
Be nice to her family, e,5 yon ex-
pect her to be nice to yours. iia any
disagreement among them, side with
her—yarn' first loyally belongs to
your wife;
Welcome her friends in your new
horse, Tv/tether you like them or not;
Be interested in your hamne and its
furnishings, and help her take rare
of them. Do the dishes together,
even help with the cooking. it can
he fret;
Keep her proud of you—in your
personal integrity, in the fine way
you do your job, in your immaculate
appearance.
• DON'T'S
Don't drink;
Don't be jealous. As your wife,
s/l,' is above suspicion;
Don't be late coating Morar unless
you telephone Iser why;
Don't be too attentive to any other
girl;
Don't nag (and don't think ies
arty 20, ”1/ Wit do)!
Dart let any quarrel (and there
will be soon,') last overnight. Make
the first mature to make up.
And 1(011e qtr a year from 11050.
I'll be interested to learn hon' things
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Sunday ,School Lesson
Christian Standards of Conduct
,lanes 3:1-6; 4 :4.10.
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GOLDEN TEXT—Let the words
of ray month, and the meditation of
my' heart, be arcplahle in thy sight,
O
Lord, my strength and qty
redeemer.—Psalm 19;14.
in the first portion of the les-
son James is dealing with that un-
ruly member, the tongue, Who of
us has not seen special friends
separated by a talebearer or strife
stirred up by angry words when
a soft answer would have turned
away the wrath? Flow a slander-
ous story grows as it passes from
mouth to mouth! The lien who
lost one feather is finally stripped
of them all. Truly the tongue is
a fire, a world of iniquity. No one
is so devout but who has to brid-
le his tongue. Even so great a
non as Moses was prevented
from entering the promised land
because when Israel provoked his
spirit, he spoke unadvisedly with
his lips. (Ps. 106:33). Here is
the reason for unwise speaking. It
is not the tongue that is to blame,
but the heart; "for out of the
abundance of the heart the mouth
Rugs for Home
Just a Paint Job
If I hadn't stepped on it, I might
not have realized that the gay "wel-
come mat” in the front entry wasn't
a mat at all! But having made the
discovery, I was more or less pre-
pared for the other attractive "cover-
ings" found here and there on the
floors of tine little, old farmhouse
used by my friend as a summer
home, writes E. M. E., in the
Christian Science Monitor.
"I was determined," said she, to
do away as much as possible with
things that required cleaning." And
being clever with her brush (though
she explained that no special aptitude
was required), slse had decorated her
painted floors with "make-believe"
rugs, clever copies of old hooked
patterns.
There was a large and handsome
one before the big fireplace in the
living -room, its bright fluter cola's
in hold contrast to the black back-
ground of the floor. And in the small
dining -roost, she had indeed given
herself a free rein; for a beautiful
"rug" in soft faded colors, covered
the space beneath table and chairs.
"Oh, I didr,'t do it all at once,"
my friend explained. "1 have been
working at it for several summers,
and it's been such fun!"
Exceptions to the Rule
In the bedrooms she had com-
promised to the extent of placing a
real hooked rug beside each bcd,also
there was a genuine stat in the bath-
room. But gay scatter "rugs" ap-
peared elsewhere on the dust -gray
floors of bedrooms and upstairs
hall.
However, 1 was not prepared for
the further surprise 1 received on
going to the kitchen. Here the floor
was covered with linoleum and need-
ed no rugs; but the paint brush had
teen applied to the kitchen table to
produce a red -and -white checiced
"cloth"!
Simplified Tablecloth
"No more -laundering of table-
cloths!" laughed this ingenious
woman, as 1 admired her clever
handiwork. The table hall•first been
painted red, then carefully marked
off in squares with quarter -inch
stripes of white, The whole was
finally given a coat of spar varnish.
For a finish, she had used plain red
plastic. ruffling from the five-and-
dime stare, attaching it to the edge
of the table with white thumb-
tacks.
speaks." (Matt.
In the second portion James
points to the remedy for the cor-
rupt heart, The Christian life is
one of separation from silt and
consecration to God, Those who
would attempt to walk in the
spirit of the world and yet cling
to Cod are adulterers, The Chris-
tian, like Jesus, is not of the
wold. This is not to be inter-
preted that Christians should be-
come censorious "isolationists" in
society. Jesus was a friend of sin-
ners.'I-le appreciated their worth.
IIe sought to lift them up but he
did not partake of their sins.
The way of deliverance is set
forth. We must turn from midi
and take the humble path. Sub.
Writ to God and •resist the devil(
Submit and resist are two key.
words. If WC follow the direction(
we are sure of victory over sin,
As we draw nigh to God, IIe will
draw nigh to us, The hands, sym-
bolic of the outward life, are to be
cleansed, and the heart, the foun-
tain of life, purified. But having
received this cleansing at the hand
of God we must ever set a guard
upon our lips. "If any man of-
fend not in word, the same is e
perfect man, and able also to
bridle the whole body."
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