Article October 4, 1958 Issue

A LESSON FROM YARN

[Of Special Interest to Children]

PAULINE WICKSTRUM REHR

Grandmother's visit was especially important to Nancy because she was learning to knit. She was working on a colorful band for her hat. While Grandmother sorted out yarn from a tangled mass in order to use it in knitting a baby's sweater, she and Nancy had a pleasant time visiting together and talking about Christian Science.

"Let us see if we can find a lesson in the work that I am doing," Grandmother said.

It did not take Nancy long to see a lesson in the work with the yarn. She discovered the end of the yarn in the basket. Pointing it out, she said, "We must always start at the right end, mustn't we?"

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