Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-06-21

nan il coneeeding to her more in this
,ge than she.ever enjoyed before.
The old soldiers know her worth and
Ill their power and inhuence'is exert
ID in her behalf. The daughters are
being educated and given q place in
almost every vocation. As bankers
they are success As treasurers in
large concerns none have ever default
ed or taken trip to Canada You say
what has this to do with the christian
homer A great deal for out of such
homes these christian girls come and
some have married and still hold their
positions as cashiers in banks and
counting rooms
A christian home gives our country |
its best business young men and wo-
men and unless our boys quit smoking |
cigarettes, playing cards and drinking
liquor it is only question of time un-
til our girls win fill all the best and
most responsible positions She is fast
overlapping them. She is far in the
lead in acquiring an education and II
our boys don't get move on them
selves they II not be in it twenty years
hence. The business world is finding
out that woman can be trusted and it
is doing it. The church has long since
learned that it can trust its daughters
and when the church commits any
thing to their care it is satisfied they
will do their duty. The daughters
of the church don't know the word
fail.
If money is to be raised they get it.
They manage everything with success
in the home so in the church. They
take pride in their church house and
see that it is kept neat and beautiful.
What would the church do ii there
were no christian honest What
would our great country do if there
were none? Such homes can and do
really more for community than all
the organizations men over dovetailed
together. They have an influence that
nothing else has not even the church.
Your Uncle Gid pays this tribute to
our christian mothers because he knows
they merit it and yet the half has not
been told None but God above knows
their real, true worth. What good has
ever been done for mankind that was
not instigated by some good woman
| Inc ;,Nfy I'm II
to the world some Of the ablest an6
best men that ever lived. Who saw
that Moses was a goodly childl His
mother Who lent little Samuel to thu
LordT His mother. Who saved hel
people from destructionl Why, Queer
Esther. Who are the heroes of tn,
Christian religion? The women o
Gallilee. Don't tell me their fidelit,
. and integrity is vacilating. They ar
more true than men. God has givel
them high place in his kingdom an,
adorned them with beauty and cause
them to love neatness. Say what yo,
will, think as you will, but mother /
the sweet influence of the home an
next to her are the daughters AM
christian girls, loving, gentle and kind
: How proud are the fathers and broth
ers of such girls. Such home is tn
> delight of the father and brothers, an
: there is no mistake about its being
happy home. It's home sweet HON
to the boys, father smiles when he eI
: tiers it after day of toll for there i
" can rest in the bosom of his lovin
= family and there are many just sue
homes with high souled mother an
= loving daughters How many me
70 would like such home. Then unfe
l. ter, unbind the wife and let her NAL
'o it. Just encourage her. Don't DO
u and dictate, treat her as a gentlems
a. should treat lady. Some men a
&c mean to their wives. I know it. Son
le claim to be christians and treat the
u wives about as mean as the drunk'
wretch does his. | can put my fing
le on just such a dirty whelp. Mean
s, the wife of their bosom. have lie
Oh use for man that is mean to his wi
We than have for thief. The thief
IN the best man of the two.
er I hope all the readers of the Ne
al viii read Uncle Gid and profit
TO what he has said Give the woman
Ie- chance is the doctrine. Some m
an don do it that well know ,Dol
or ,,alya homo a bell and blame vo,1r wi
II When you do You just simply |
III She is not to blame. No, not once
sir ten times. It's man $ hellishness IL
nd causes trouble. He thinks he M
les boss the household. No man is fit
TX qualified for that That's the wo
nj ans business and not man as so
ted men think. From child she caui
'd. the idea of home keeping in her p
Is house and dolls. Sweet innocent Ii
IAN es, practicing their vocation and G
ges ing, training herself for the duties
er. obligations of her life's work. TAX
vas a pride in it almost by the time
tel can walk. Then give her a
she hand, says your Uncle Gid
owe Wen, Mr.. Editor, the subject ha,
Tod end So I'll quit with this hoping
loes this appears in print it will help s.
ere man and cause him to let his wi
lalf business alone and you women one
leu all don't be discouraged but make !