Article May 9, 1936 Issue

Signs of the Times

Topic: SPIRITUALITY

with contributions from A Correspondent, S. J. Duncan-Clark, Merle N. Smith, Frank C. Anders

[Editorial in the Province, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada]

There is a supremacy of beauty in all nature, and those who have been fortunate enough to roam amid the valleys and mountains and inland seas of this province will have a memory of luscious green foliage, and rich-tinted skies, and of variegated color in the gardens that will last them through the winter's rain and cold.

But one must have eyes to see beauty. There are some people who cannot see the glorious things of nature around them, because of some inward twist of the mind and soul. "Give us eyes to see" should be their prayer.

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