Article February 10, 1945 Issue

Were Both Doris and Jane Hinderers?

[Of Special Interest to Children]

MARIAN J. WEINHOLD

What is a hinderer? A hinderer is a person or a thing that slows up what should be done.

Sometimes a person will hinder another from getting work done that he should do. This is selfish.

Sometimes a person will hinder himself from doing the thing he should do. This is foolish.

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