The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
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No girl VINO mas amDltlOn 1Or u
career should marry. n career and
q husband don't make working
combination and the girl who at
tempts 10 Is doomed to failure. 1t is
,mnossihle to be a successful wife
and at The same time make a success
Of q career.
This is what MA" Sunday wife
NJ the famous evangelist, believes.
Mrs Sunday, sitting In the mezza-
nine floor OF the Ketchum hotel,
hat has been hers and MIR. Sun
days home since they have been in
Tulsa discussed this matter of the
modern girl and marriage yesterday.
She had been asked the secret of the
happiness that is so obviously hers,
as a wife and homemaker, and that
she has 80 obviously put within the
reach of her husband.
well" she said with little
laugh, "vou know believe that
when a girl marries she should
merge her interest and her talents
in the encouragement of her hus-
band In whatever kind OF work he Is
doing should want to do It. If
a girl has any idea that she wants a
career of her own, she should never
In this world marry. She can't do
her own work outside OF her home
and make her home what IT ought to
be at the same time. OF course
feel fortunate in the work that Mr..
Sunday is doing. While / am helping
him | feel that really am being OF
some service in the world, too.
But at the same time Il wouldn't
have made any difference what kind
OF work he had been doine-I
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he had been in any kind of business.
You know, men need appreciation
and encouragement at home. There
aren't so very many women. COM
paratively speaking, who have the
wise kind Of push and initiative
and who can therefore really help
their husbands along in the world.
But every woman can be sympa-
thetlc and interested i'm whatever
her husband is doing. and show that
interest. His business doesn't make
any difference. Why. 1t doesn't make
any difference IL he's grocery
clerk Ask him when he comes
home at night what he's been doing.
be glad If he has done well. talk
things over with hint means n
lot more to him than many women
think
husbands Business Also wifc's.
"One woman said to me, oh. /
get so sick of figures, figures. fig
ures! Just listening to figures every
night and every night Her hus-
band was an accountant. OF course
she didn't know beans about the
business, but it was her husbands.
and her husbands is hers. Isn't it?
woman can do much to help her
husband II she will only use her
mind wisely and in time she will
become really and truly Interested.
even IL she never does learn
great deal about the business. Inter-
est and encouragement Is what the
men want, anyway. And a peaceful
and happy home.
Why do you know I don't see
how the younk married women of
today-some of them--can lead the
kind OF lives they do. They are sub
merged In things. They don't seem
TO think about their husbands, their
work, or the amount OF money they
are making-all they think about is
ihlngs. II Mrs. so and So>has GER
'ain kind of table, they must have
one too, no matter whether they
can afford it or not. If somebody
else gives a card party, they must
give one, too. And it's rush, rush.
from one thing to another. Real
homemaking doesn't seem to be the
art that it used to he, and how
women can spend their husbands
money SO recklessly | do not see.
why | wouldn't want things that
my husband couldn't afford to buy
Tor me. They expend their energies
On these things that really mean
nothing and they haven't much left