The Holly chieftain., 1922-03-02

/ fIltit u lftNtssify dStiit 'OT tHF ulJillt
Of the community, then every
tiion@i.!fnl nian will wish to sup
port it by his attendance and foster
ing care He mas not be a church
memlc; bfil he feels his obligation
as 4 citizen
Again, the question may be ask.
ed: What employnents are leeiti-
mate on Snnday?r What do ! owe
myself? What is my responsibility
toward others? Is my example sal
,taay? Shall the housewife do up
all tie odds and ends Of work left
over from other days as some wom-
IN nj, !? Shall we get up big dinners
snd llgvc.in q lot Of friends and in
! ,'rphs,' the home burdens on Sun
day? Were it not better to follow
| grand mothers way and prenare cv.
| crytb'ag as far us possible on SAT-
iir,lav 30 rs To have Sunday practi-
rsliy free from care.
Shs'l the man o. business go oEef
/ his accounts and iix ~ his books
;srG Dapers?' Shall the teacher
spend the day in looking over the
4 'na1e1n t-islanning for the coming
week shall the children study
! the l6asc3's they could have studied
on satnrt'av? Each must judge for
! himself such procedure as ideal.
{ Again there comes the question of
! relaxation and recreation no mere
araaealic question What shall we
do? Walk ont. ride, visit, play golf
20 to the show? Many answer yes
Ienramantly with n clear conscience
Atiarl more. conservative, limit
their going cut to church or calls
or inirc.e:of an exercise stroll, al
most. but spend the day in the
home fcd1ing good books. or hclpful
eongersation Again each must
i,ldsc for himsclf, It IS always the
MOTHS. -It is conceivable that
snints might roregathor in q quiet
rlaef and c7ssin and do more harm
to Themselves and others than"sin-
ne:ss gan.be!ins on the golf course
d,ut above all the day should not
he made gloomy one especially for
the children. The blue Sunday
OF our forefathers has made possible
the 'ied" Sunday o' today. We
sl.onld give the children some cheer
f,,l employment in the home: some
torthsane task saved up for Sunday
some quiet recreation to which they
can look forward to each Sunday
with interest. like making scrap
book. or playing Eihle cards or bet
ter still. reading Il good wholesome
IbooF The children should learn to
as the best day OF the
Sssssshsls-
-"rh6 .salshath was made for man
rad siint ina,, for tile sabbath
jslItt.y .asivs 10 " power, growth
r tJsaFt. FOR good is desirable
i, OF, SUNDAY, ,un must be the iudges
.,of tirRtss w.;
Ga,s,sssgs. ,ttfe highest ideal CT The
Ia;,e. }1Ggies,f the week would be
,.f,a. FssE:srhi pleasure, not worship
.,iT1-,i,, ss:ls,it eeiyiee for others helpful
i.inistrations rendered to cur fell
ac,yinan. Gix days for self,interest
and t,7fc -day for service to others
surely that would not be too much
to ask. al. ourselves or too much to /
ask OF Others. Yours for a happier
and more helpful Sunday
WHY hot ser the hest? Billie
Burke ineTho l'risky Mrs Johnson
Also Paramount Comedy. Cow
CIubs ifSflny and Saturday.
f. l.. Gripren returned from Hay
c$. K:psas'. where he attended the
funeral of his mother. He reports
INIT f'ie wheat crop in that section
os Kansas viii be short this year,
ms most of the farmers have turned
thcir attention TO the cultivation OF
rorn.
Mrs w; p. spjlman of Toreka
Knhsas. now visiting her father in
Coolidge eamc into town with Mis-
Nay .Fhilbrick OF Coolidge on busi-
t,hess Saturday.
Rey.."W: W. Howard of Tdealin,
Colo, cam in Saturday for visit.
IIo is n minister OF the Church OF
God and may settle in the vicinity
i he ehl find a good field omen for
his services, He is now on a farm
'.irraf fdeaIia:
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George y. Pickcrcl of Carlin who
has heen' employed on the snpcrin-
.tprdapt'S; .LfiltsC and on the new