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KAY OBEYS ANGEL VOICES

MELVA JANE MUTCH

Do you like to learn interesting and helpful things?

THE MERRY HEART

ELIZABETH BICE LUERSSEN

Is there any quality more spontaneously appreciated than the quality of joy?

"THE MUSIC OF SOUL"

RONALD GRAY WALKER

"O Sing unto the Lord a new song: sing unto the Lord, all the earth".

EXCHANGE THE MATERIAL FOR THE SPIRITUAL

DOROTHY STROEBEL BORN

If one purchased an article of clothing and found it to be too small, he would not wear it and try to make it do; he would immediately exchange it for one that fitted.

WHAT ARE WE CHERISHING?

LUCINDA BAKER GREINER

Once when she received a gift from a beloved aunt, the writer devoted much time and thought to composing a note to her which would fully express her gratitude and appreciation.

JOYOUS DECISIONS

RALPH C. LEE

In the daily orderliness of our human experiences many incidents and transactions come to us for consideration and solution.

"THE EVENING AND THE MORNING"

HILDA L. ANDERSON

The statement that the evening in the Biblical record of God's creation.

"A MERE DROP IN THE BUCKET"

PAUL K. WAVRO

Many times as we go about our daily activity we may wonder just how important we are in the unfoldment of the divine plan and purpose.

Signs of the Times

with contributions from E. N. Porter Goff, Wallace J. Williams, Earl L. Douglass

Rev.

Mark Twain (Samuel Langhorne Clemens), 1835-1910

Samuel Clemens, "the Lincoln of our literature," was southern by descent and midwestern by birth and upbringing.

Activities for the Armed Services

For several years after World War II The Mother Church did not maintain Christian Science Ministers for the Armed Services in Great Britain because there seemed to be no need for them at that time.

"DO ALL TO THE GLORY OF GOD"

JUNE HUBNER

In their daily activities young people are constantly being challenged to do their best: to do a job well, maintain a high scholastic record, to become accomplished in sports, or to learn how to get along with others.