Article February 18, 1967 Issue

Still Friends

[Of special interest to juniors]

EUGENE W. MOSS

On snowy days the children of Lynn's neighborhood enjoy playing in a certain backyard. It has a gently sloping hill that is ideal for sledding. Lynn meets her friends there; they bring their big aluminum saucers and take turns sliding down the hill.

One day Lynn and her friend Ann were sliding. Suddenly Ann pushed Lynn, who went tumbling off her saucer and hit her knee against a tree stump. She did not want to be pushed, and she told her friend not to push her anymore. But Ann pushed her again. And again Lynn went crashing into the tree stump. Once more she bruised her knee.

That night, at bedtime, Lynn found herself limping a little, and her knee was painful. She opened a Christian Science Sentinel and read a few articles; then she went to bed and slept through the night.

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