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God’s Word for Mother k i “My grace is sufficient for thee” (2 Cor. 12:9). Q "O taste and see that the Lord is ^ good” (Psa. 34:8). V "The Lord is thy keeper’’ (Psa. 1 121:5). U “He careth for you” (1 Pet. 5:7). C “Every g o o d g i f t . . . is f rom ™ above” (Jas. 1:17). ^ “Rest in the Lord” (Psa. 37:7).
Something to Make By DORIS SM ITH
Have you seen the pretty shelf paper that can be purchased in many of the stores today? Some of it is decorated with v e g e t a b l e s , and some with flowers or pretty scenes. No inatter what the decoration is, there are many possibilities for clever fingers to make gifts with this paper for Mother on Mother’s Day. You can buy a package of cor respondence cards and envelopes at the dime store for ten cents., Cut the pictures from the shelf paper and paste one in the upper left-hand cor ner of each of the cards. Either a vegetable or floral set may be made. You might choose to make a number showing the scenes. When you have finished pasting and the cards are dry, use a pretty ribbon to tie them in a package with the envelopes. This gift will be sure to please Mother. A basket or flowerpot cut from brown paper will be very pretty filled with vegetables or flowers cut from the shelf paper. Your Sunday School teacher might like to give you one for your basket for every Bible verse you learn. The scallops and borders of wall paper are also useful. These can be used to decorate notebooks, or to make frames for pictures cut from maga zines. Mother would find one of the notebooks useful to keep her cooking recipes in; and a pretty picture neatly framed would help to make her room attractive.
Mother, God’s Gift “ God sent the birds and sunshine To gladden all the world, He sent the foliage and flowers In radiance unfurled; He sent the June, the stars, the moon, The pearly dewdrops sweet; And then He sent you, Mother dear, To make it all complete.” —Selected. New K. Y. B. C. Members SlGt CREEK, CALIF.: Tipton Kiker (Mrs. Otto R. Turner, teacher). JOHNSTOWN, PA.: Donna Bender, Sarah Berkey, Barbara and Donald Booth, Don ald and Wilma Miller (Margaret Cook leader). MIDLAND, ARK.: Betty Sue Baily, Ezr Bartlett, Jr., Catherine Brock, Earline an Ruby Mae Cantrell, Clyde and Henry Car liie, Mary Casto, Mary Dugan, Atha Gag< Billy Farrar, Peggy Glidewell, Nirà Le Lavid and Patricia Hightowëi Billy Owens, Clarence and Gene Pemel Mary Lee Pittman, Jimmie and Naorr Phelps, Telitha Ann Rains, Barbara an Juanita Richardson, Sharon and Sonj Jeanié Mae Standhouse, Della An Williams (Mrs. Dan Schrum, leader). , ■_ ORE. : Geraldine Bering top, Clifford and Mary Ann Leach, Joyc (Mrs. C. E. Brickwedel, leader). TULARE, CALIF.: Wanda Fay Belyet Jerry and Nancy Besley, Clarence, Dora Laramie, Leon and Leroy Bookei Elizabeth, Roy and Sally Iness, Harve linker (Elsie Friesen, leader).
Mother’s Day Bible Quiz Here are some quotations from the Bible. Some of them are the words spoken by Mothers, and others are about Mothers. Read each one care fully, and then write on the dotted line the name of the Mother to whom the words pertain. if “My soul doth magnify the Lord.” 2. “Not so; but he shall be called John.”....................... 3. “I have lent him to. the Lord; as long as he liveth.”............................ 4. “It is well.” ............................ 5. “Entreat me not to leave thee, or to return from following after thee,” 6. “Take this child away, and nurse it for me.”.................... . 7. “She took the child . . . and be came nurse unto it.’C............................ 8. The first mother in the world, called the "mother of all liv ing.”.......,......,.__......__ Save your answers and compare them with the ones which will be pub lished on this page next, month.
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