Article March 6, 1948 Issue

RUTH PROVES LOVE'S WAY

[Of Special Interest to Children]

IZA WOOD-SAMMAN

This is the story of a little girl named Ruth who lived in England and went to the Christian Science Sunday School.

One Sunday morning it was raining very hard, and Ruth's mother said, "Now we must put on our mackintoshes!" Ruth understood quite well that nothing can make us believe we cannot get to Sunday School. No, not even a rainy day!

It was quite a long walk to the church, and there were no streetcars where they lived. It meant walking all the way. As they walked along, Ruth said, "Mummy, I would like a little umbrella of my own."

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