Article March 23, 1946 ISSUE

Signs of the Times

True Giving Enriches

with contributions from C. R. McBride, Herbert Barnes

ColonistVictoria, British Columbia, Canada

The earnest lesson of life, whether we learn it early or late, is that giving enriches and ennobles the giver first and most of all. As a great artist may enlighten an age, or a hero free millions by his sacrifice, so the humblest or least known of individuals has something to give to the world. It was for that purpose that men were given different talents, to share but not to hoard. The weight of the gift has little to do with it. It is the fact of the giving that counts. Again and again life drives home that lesson, dodge it how men will.

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