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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-13
FaiI,ers' Night Program
SCI A Truman school

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pvrpess 81 swing Tapsrts tsmeF-
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when ) Fsfhsr's Might PTA pro-
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Guard 10 Ne PTA Ksashmra.
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sisn ~ PTA cfFiesrs ~ - nsw
Feer wiil take piaea.
Rasrsshmsnas vii ssilsw ne
hssaness - ~ a1eninn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-13

Enumerating the many benefits
now being enjoyed by active and
inactive members Of the Navy and
Marine Corps because Of the work
and effort of the Fleet Reserve
Association, Mr.. Sandefer inferred
that these benefits could even yet
be increased If the membership
of the organization should ever
reach its actual potential. He urg.
ed continued and exhaustive prop.
agation Of the organization as a
means Of increasing its member
ship and thereby adding to its
voice in official circles.
AT the present time" be stat.
ed. there are very few bills be-
fore the Congress which are In
tended to benefit the military per.
sonnet He went on to say that
there are bills currently in com.
mittees which might well work to
the disadvantage Of the military
man, and these are the bills which
the Fleet Reserve Association viii
oppose.
Sandefer recently returned from
a meeting Of the Board Of Direct,
ors Of the Fleet Reserve Associa.
ton. held in Washington, D. c,
He spoke at some length on what
he learned there, offering much
information Of particular interest
to local members.
Because Of rather close sche.
dule, including an appearance al
the Miami Branch on April 10th,
Sandefer left Key West early Fri.
day morning. He expressed great
pleasure on his visit here, and a
hope that he might soon return,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-13
GEORGIA VISITOR
CHARMED BY ISLAND

Returning to Key West for her
fourth visit, Mrs. Bertha Jones. of
Hamilton. Georgia. brought her
sister Mrs. Laura Bell Bass. Of
Duran. Georgia. for q visit Of
three weeks IN the Island City.
Mrs. Jones. first come to Key
West to visit her son-inlaw and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Roy VII
son. Of 1910 Duncan Street. and
has been = regular visitor ever
since.
MANY changes have taken
place IN Key West since my first
visit Mrs. Jones, said, but the
friendIiness Of the people Of the
city is just the same. I enjoy my
self more with each visit and hope
to return many many times !"
Mrs. Jones and Mrs Bass viii
leave Key West Ii mid April.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-13
Tessie BrGrtOn.
LGurettG Marks,
Named Chnirmell

The monthly meeting Of the Is.
land City Navy Wives Club. We'd
nesday morning was opened by
the president, Mary Smith. Navy
Wives Pledge was read and .
prayer was given by the vice pre-
sident, Barbara Ward. After the
roll call and minutes were read,
the committee chairmen gave
their reports.
Mrs. Smith thanked all members
who helped TO make the cake sale
which was held April I, at the
Margaret Ann Store, a success.
During the meeting two chair
manships were appointed: Tessie
Braxton. chairman in charge Of
convention fund, and Lauretta
Marks, chairman Of Finance and
Welfare due TO the absence Of
Maxine Karnell. who Is ID the
hospital.
Tessie c. Wimmenauer, Alice
Bush and Jean Deal made their
pledge and are now members Of
the club.
Florence Becker, corresponding
secretary read letter from Vance
Stirrup, Commander Of the Amer
lean Legion Post No. q. asking
help in the Armed Forces Day
Parade. The club il entering one
or more cars.
The next meeting viii be held
Wednesday morning at 1000 II
the White Hat Club Lounge on
the Naval Station. All wives Of
enlisted personnel In the Navy.
Marines. and Coast Guard are
cordially invited to attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-13

story.
AS she expresses it. Il write as
60, starting with a core Of truth
/ myself know from experience to
be so, and it is really amazing how
the bits fit themselves around this
core and the story evolves.
A most interesting instance Of
her personal experience approach
is in connection with the writing.
at the present time, Of a group Of
sketches to be incorporated into
q whole titled THE Other Side
OF The Counter" poignantly ex-
pressing the soul Of the sale per-
son all over America for which
Mrs. Godfrey prepared by work
ing In this capacity herself for
brief intervals In St Louis. New
Orleans. New York, Texas to men.
ton a few, all within a few months
time.
Other 'core-of-truth' experiences
come from remembered ones-far
back into the authors own past.
Her listeners viii re-live vividly
one Of these as she reads to them
her sketch The Three Pennies
Mrs. Godfrey believes there
are among us many mute Millions
who instead Of being stymied BY
imagined need Of a colossal mast
er plan could succeed joyously in
the simple approach for building
out from . nucleus Of experience
ed incident. You may well want
to try after hearing her:
At this same meeting, Mrs. Gar
nett wiz review briefly the very
recent book, Letters To Mark,
by James Dryden, wherein via de.
lightful letter correspondence be
tween two friends the problem Of
4 God Of love permitting, appar-
emily, great suffering in our world,
is interestly answered.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-13
Credit Is Due
Backstage Cre,o
OF XIV. Players

Back stage work Is just as inn
portant as the acting in any the
atre, amateur or professional. The
Key West Players are extremely
fortunate in having man with
the professional know-how in
charge Of the lighting. He is Nor
man Harold Street, a tall emerge
tic Navy man who is electronies
instructor at the Fleet Sonar
School here. and he likes his
work. He's interested in anything
that moves. specializing in elect
ronicS.
Says Street, | was born in
1891, real depression year. I
grew from 10 inches to six feet
four inches In Utah, Colorado. Arr
zona, Idaho, California, Illinois,
Washington, d. c. and Florida. !"
He worked three years with the
light crew Of New Trier Township
High School In Wirnetka, Ill. He
joined the Key West Players in the
spring Of 1852 and worked on the
five one-act plays by Tennessee
Williams, in the comedy, John
Loves Mary" and took care of
the eerie storm and light effects
for s'The Bat" He says the pres
ent production of "Our Town"
should be the best yet. At any rate
he is an expert at giving the cast
the proper lighting, ambers, pinks
or blues, where and when due.
Norm has q quiet attitude, I'M
I'll you get TO know him. Then his
sense of humor, acumen in CONVEX
sation, and alert personality Is self
evident and delightful, He lists a
variety Of hobbies which shows
IS faeeted personality: He likes
GEOGRAPHY, sensitometry whats
that huh?) reading. elbow bend
ing, movies, audio engineering
( that's for me. hearing aid
help) power engineering, optics,
eating and Of course stage light
ing.
In regard to work with The
Players, Street says, For people
who are willing to do a little work
without pay, / can think Of no
more rewarding hobby than the
amateur theatre. You don't need
to know anything about anything
to be useful. The things you can
learn and the lifelong friends you
can make are, ! think, reward
enough for anyone"
Norman has certainly earned
the friendship Of the Players!
The crew doubles IN brass. Ed
mund ciesbert, Richard Schiller,
and Bernard Maher who have al
ready been written up as cast
members, are backstage workers
as well. They are al Navy boys.
Second stage manager and
pr0mpter Is Don Wayne Kerriek.
newcomer and another Navy chap.
He worked with q behind the
scenes crew In high school back
In Hammond, indiana where he
was also star athlete and mem
Der Of the football squad. basket.
bah and track teams. After grad.
uatiOn, be entered Purdue Univer.
sity but the Navy called, and Don
expects to be ii that outfit for al
least tive more years. He Is also
interested in electrOnics and he
and Street work together. Kerrick
expects 70 continue with elect
ronies when bis Enlistment Is Up
and be returns 10 college.
Frank Pennington. . whiz Al
stage construction isn't in the
front lime light IS Is bis wife who
has one 81 the major roles In
frank is right there with ham,
mer and nail.
For the other backstage aetiy.
ity, see the front page story today.
II
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-13
FRA Regional Vice President Speaks
To Local Branch At Banquet Meet

Branch So Fleet Reserve Association Key West had the pleas
official from Wilson Sandefer regional vice pres
Southeast FRA April 9th Following banquet
Rauls Restaurant Sandefer attended the regularly scheduled
meeting S. pm by Shpmate President
Robert H Moore Branch Sandefer spoke the assembled
varied subjects involving Fleet Reserve Association
in general and the local branch particular.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-13
Mrs. Leila Godfrey Will Be Speaker
At Book ReDie.U Meeting Wednesday,

The Book Review meeting at Fl Taylor Club Wednes-
day. April Is 10 o'clock viii have the unique of follow
ing directly and personally the steps Of creative writing For at
this time Mrs Leila Godfrey reading and discussing
ing incidents in win illustrate
how she who has just recently started writing seriously builds
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-13

Belief in astrology as = science
rose among the Babylonians h
ancient times.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-13

M aY sereFassRs 81 ess.
arva asr seess ~ he aagna
@oge esaen aAsa Gao&s oE a1s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-13

helps are the rally cards and
cunning little pencils. If It's q
clever party YOU want to ar
range, the numerous faIlies will
keep your friends hilarious and
provide a fine conversation
piece. " you are planning
beautiful LITTLE affair in keeping
with The seasons, you will find
fhe right tally cards AZ Betty
Ann too. She has many varieties.
I'm Glad 10 report here some
thing you've been asking for 81
the Betty Ann Sfsfioners. Those
nice little Dennison special occs-
sion seals. The ones saw were
made Of silver and swsre loe the
package.
4 4 4
Did your phone ever ring at
two in the morning, or any other
sleepy hour and it turned out to
be a wrong number or a tipsy
boreg Tops In my estimation is
the touche Of University Of Cal
fornia professor who received a
call from lady at three in the
A. Nj. who told her neighbor fur
iously that his dogs barking was
keeping her awake. and then hung
up without waiting for his reply
Next morning at three he called
back. Madam" : said he, Il have
no dog.
You know, you have to be pretty
darned peeyed to get up the
second morning at three 10 make
that call. You also have to have
a pretty good mind to think up the
right answer and how to make it.
= X a
And now for ihe third and last
sale Of this Shop tioppin' day,
but BY No means me least. There
Is sale going on over 81 the
CIohe Shoe Store en- Fleming
Street right this minufs that
you donsf want 10 miss.
They are having . sale On
Spectator purnps for onlx $500
gor sq.ss 10 sia.qs shoes that Is
really sumpiutl These are Ola.
incur. Wssspers. Dehs, and Ador-
able. They come IN blue and
white. brown ard white. and
black and white and have low
heels and college heels. There IS
enc very asfrsctive wedge style
with sling back. ttewexer,
Clche Store wants me 70 tell
yea that there are net ell sizes
II each color ecmbinasion. This
Is : sale. enly s6.ee fer > ten 10
fifseen delIaF shes.
while you are ~ Clehe feu
went be able 10 help uofielnz
ne ssher rev spectators 81 ny.
len mesh 81 she beausiful new
yelio Fesnerais sandal shat u se
different. pIfssrsnt Toe the pas
Vel muliieoler Sandal iksa vii ae
Win any eutfif ye0 e~s.
FER wears men have hesn wss-
dsrine hsw wsmen could halsnsa
ard walk he2ufiFully 81 those
hiah, high slender heels. New
eassa ieg wondaFmsnf viii be
Eusds wasea You walk 80 n re
red pump with ne new needle
ttin heel. This u ere slarassesa
reel ever naada ard alstpseah i
u ~ shixker fhsn rsur listss
finseF i Is xerY sireng. nasde w
EeFneFafs e. eesrss. Then en-.
eahax naw eFA Is fh@ wits
~Tmesaia' wiah : rsw ans de.
tsrsnl design ~ rea snd biDa
areUna ~ s6ps "a tha fes. cia.
ser sn6 disfeFNrs.
IT, sanAal wIlfh - seanw1Fk
ta1f design aFfe&aY sivex = hissa
~ fstl wash rs fall shsSex "a fMe
tenaH " assas esanss. EsIisa
anA kFemn. Thsnk ss Il am 4 aNs.
fanns4 ssesr tses.
Sc haso yau h1ses ~ - nsw-
ass asssx 4MeS@& - 49, ..s.s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-13
q Spectators for 81 s1mmsl
long. Coed ShcppingI


long. Coed ShoppinsI
a = =
Maybe the city fathers should
get in touch with The Mayor Of
North Little Rock. Arkansas who
viii have no truck with . city
budget because he SAYS his town
cant afford one. He says that
hudgeiless North Little Rock clos.
ed It's books with 4 surplus of
more than $50. 900. New his op-
ponents want 10 use what they
saved By not having 4 budget 70
set up budget bureau 10 relieve
the city from the embarrassment
Of i surplus. On well, you cant
ever win anyhcw, ard 1 thiak We
DO well here
4 n -
Ths worsf shins ahaut hisaogy
i that eysry time h rapoaas Il.
self. she prices % -. Yea dsnsf
have - VERY abcvt pgIees ~
penaid.s bseeUss sheY ere ~
wars ihs Same.
n u q
We sire hoQe 30 had ) RICE
weekend. ard rrw read better
&c right on ard So year ahoppsng
d0ne Our EA Is 10 serve the msF
charts. ia adversslnK TIER rru.
d8cts. ard T. save yuuE mcnny
Tuaay feels me q iob wen dnrs.
heeaase We we're abe 10 do both.
4 20 d YoR part
See - - Wednesday ultA
mass t4rga an1 mere sA0g
asppEnE I'll tksa- .Luv ans
sE. gaxa@. a6xx
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-16
Dir Gattitl
Bon u. 2iebenan

Wamenloles nnbeil lit Ihon onrf
iolb unIelige 8ertrnuIibfeit iiber oil
Gamilien bereingebrohen benn ipenr
Der @ntte bie 2iebIoiigfeit ieiner @e'
nlablin entoeft, 10 tpirb er iid mi
Mbibell bon ibr ipenoe1. uno ielbi
ipenn bie. &Iagen BET Jrau ibn I'M
befannt bleiben, liinoigt lie bennod
gegen Die pflidtgenaBe ahtling, mel
DIE iie bem Ma1ne ihulbet, 10 oft iit
an6eren ieine Gebler offe,,bart. @ie
perGbtlif) aber nlrB cine loIbe Srar
Dor ibrer ebelfiiblenoen sreunoin ba.
lteben, tuenn Tie, obne belonoers 5tpitl.
genoe umlt1noe, ienen Mann berflei.
merit, befritteIt 1nb berfIagt ben liz
it'd freitpinig gum 2ebensgefdbrter
erfor uno ipel6em lie am Nltar 2iebe
grene nno l1nteripiirfigfeit gelobte
sld, menn es iunge Damen bod niil
gIauben uno einieben fonnten, oaf
Der 8oripurf, ben lie ibrem feblerbaf.
ten 8emabl Dor unberufenen Sbrer
ntdben, Itets nit ernellter Wu1t aui
lie ielbit 5uriidfdnt! Gin biIlig SEN.
fenber Gbarafter miro niemals an oit
2iebe uno Treue elmer iol6en sSrau
glauben, oenn no Elm sSutfe ehtel
3nneigung 1pobnt, ba iiberliefert man
ben @egenitato leiner 3drtlibfei1
nibt freiipillig Ser gerabtung obe,
Der bamii6en uno ldaoenfroben 8e.
urteilllng 0ritter. ugtidts benefit
mebr bie 5reunoldaft" periibert oel
FL. Mugultinus, unls tpenn man bit
5ebler bes Geliebten nit Nabii6t er.
trdgt uno berbiint. Sc eeouloiser uni
peribfpiesener gbesatten lire seeen,
leitigen @ebrehen ertragen oeltt
eoler uno peroienItponer lieben iit
Iih."
go baben mir 6enn in furser
3iigen oas Bib Der iegensrei6er
&Gusli6feit betrabtet, pie es mad
8ottes beiligern @inen ben gbebuni
begliifen uno fronen ion. @roB uni
pielfaltig geItaltet li6 oie Mufgabt
Der liebenoen Satin, aber ibr 2obr
miro auh Elm bober, unenolib GROCER
iein. Des Sin1mels @nnoe tpalte.
iiber oieier reinen, eolen, bingebenoer
Seele, uno an gnbe ibres 2ebens
bleibt ibr Die frobe 3uperiidt trel
erfiilter Hfli6t.
n@liidlid, 1pen in SerbItes Sagen
8ortpurf nidt, nod &eue nage1l,
Der Die lange 2ebensbabn
&ubig iiberi6auen fann,
Der on ieinen 9ngenerfen
Sid erlaben fann uno Itdrfen.
&lemens Brentano
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-16

Der rdhlten 6amilie fommern. Muf
Iagt er a,16erstpo: .Wan ioqe iid)
tpeoer burd eitle &leibertrabt nod
ourb bas @egenteil auffduig MAIDEN,
benn zines lit 10 ibli,nm pie bas
anoere." Sbne @erduih, obne auf-
fallen, obne ben Sonberling au ipie-
len, rubig ieine @ege geben, CUR reh=
ten 3eit oas &ehte tim: bas miro uns
5,ifrieben unb frOblib MAIDEN, bas
miro nns ielbIt begIiiden, 1p6breno
uns iene unrlbe, iene Soreen INN Die
anoeren Ieoiglid aufreiben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-16

'tdgige Grobe ein. llno ltebe, nad) sebn
Sagen par feiner aus ser Shor Ser
| iiraelitiihen Siinglinge 10 geiuno unb
bliibero, 10 friid unb anntl,tig ,pie
oieie bier Ibltinen5ler. Gem forper-
li6en 8oblbebogen entIpro6 Der
Stuoienerfole. Gie bier abltinen5ler
5eigten cine alorbeit Der IuffoiIung,
cine S6urfe oes llrteils urb 10 tint
fallenoe Senntniiie, oaB Die Sriifung
oerlelben ben &onig uno leinen Sol
in gritaunen berIette. @ott ielbIt Der
lieb, 10 iiigt oie @eilige Sdrift bin5u,
oielen rellgios treuen uno entbalt=
iamen anaben Die @oben ser @iIien-
lfoft, Ser @inlibt rno 8eisbeit.
3 eoloene 3eit Der Sueeno, mo oas
Ser5 10 empfGn9li6 lit fir sSreuoe
uno Suit; lahenoer Morgen oes 9e=
bens, Den ser Spnnenglan3 unlhulbi=
gen 5robiinns pertloren ion; para
oieiilde 3eit bes Seraens, bie 8ott
lelbit Sid ernablt bot, Inn our6 Die
erlte beilige 9ommllnion uno Die Sir
mung Slnmelsgliid in oas erlpa-
denoe @emiitsleben 5u brtngen! -
gSie fommt es oenn, oaB ou in SabI-
lolen 5allen 10 idmodypon entbeiligt
|uno Dem Seroerben eeipeibt tpirit?
@te fommt es, oaB bel 5abllolen
Sugenoliden bie @eiunbbett 10 raid
oerbliibt, Dos sluee 10 matt, sic @on-
gen 10 blei6 au5ieben; baB ibre &eoen
10 lpottiib lno ldomlos iino, ooB lie
bas Seilige pera6ten, oob iie nit 8e=
rtnglfasung auf Gater uno Mutter.
auf Stride unb @ottesbienIt blifen?
SIT oas etlpa cine Srudt Der unI6ulo
unO arbeitiomfeit? Nein, Der iuseno-
life Hropbet an 9abels &onigsbof
fann Dir ben tpabren @runo angeben:
elm Shaoling lit eingeorungen in ben
beiltgen 8ottesgarten oes il1geno=
li6en Ser5ens, es lit Die @enuBlu6t:
es lit in 5abllolen Sduen Ser Sang
naf geiitigen 8etrdnfen. 2ongIam.
tropfenpeiie oringt bas @ift elm, es
pirft unmerflid), ,ober iider.
Modten bod olle, bie oie Sorge
Inn Die Sueeno tragen, unablGilig
benz iugenoli6en Sitter gum 8etpubt=
lein bringen, 1pel6er Segen 1T Ser
gntbaltlamfeit rubt. Die gntbaltlam=
felt be1pabrt ser &orperfroft ibre
Stride, lie trGgt Ourd ibren forper=
li6en uno littliden ginfluB BEL 5u ge-
lumber Gntlpidllrng Der Seritanoes-
frdfte, sur Heiie oe5 llrteils; lie lit
cine S6ule Der @pmnnltif fir bie
ebleren &r1fte oes @iuens. - 9as
gilt ni6t nur fiir oieienieen &reiie,
Die 81 forperlid)er slrbeit berlfen
iino; es gilt, 1pie mir loeben pont 8ro-
pbeten Daniel lernten, in nod bobe-
rem WaBe BON ser itl1oierenoen S1-
genb.
Saber mein @ort aus liebepollen1
Ser5en: gntidlieBet eud) ale, Sung
mdnner unb Sl1ngirauen, 5lt ipa6-
laniter Wdbigfeit. 9enft oud) oaran,
Dob Sotalabltinen5, oollltanOige @nt-
baltung bon alien alfoboliIben @e-
trdnfen, Elm fleines Spfer, aber einen
groBen @elpinn an Irbeitsfroft 1nh
eoelIter sSreuhe beoeltet.
Adolf Kardi,1al Berdm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-16

NV oStiPtSt Stil DtCI ulo lHuDHCUCttUs
oenn ipenn Die Gorlteberin zines &rei-
les in allen ipihtigen YfIihten nit
Der bereoten un0 einbringlihen Bre-
oigt oes eigenen 2ebens uno Wirfens
borangebt, 10 iperoen Die iibrigen nit
|frenoiger 8egeilteritng ibrem 8eiipieI
|folgen. so erfiillt Die fatboliihe sSran
getreulih al Die mannigfaltigen OBJ
liegenbeiten, ipelbe @ott Der Serr ibr
|aneemieien bat. Sic bebiitet ibr Sans
Dor ieoem ltnre6t, lie onlbet oarin
feline @ottesbeleioisung, iie tpeiB iib
anleben, 2iebe, @eborlam uno Muto-
|ritdt 5u nerlbaffen. Die sSrau lon nod
8ottes beiligem 0iuen 10 rebt Die
Seele oes &auies iein, bon ibr gebt
bier 6as 2eben aus, oas ser Mann
genieBen ioa nnb mill. DesbaIb rif)-
tet Die quite, liebens1piirbige @attin
oas gan5e 2eben linb 8irfen, oie io-
senannte Sausoronung nod oen 8e-
onrfniiien, oem 8ei6mafe unb ben
Bunlhen oes gbeberrn elm, b1lt
aber, tpenn eitnlal cine Heeel felt
geltellt lit, Damn entibieben auf 6eren
piinftlibe 8eo6abtung, benn obne
Srbnung lit fein @ebeiben ,nogIib.
aud Die @eibafte bebiirfen bes tpad-
lamen Nuges Ser Sausfrau, ionit
iperoen lie faum in befriebigenoer
Weile erleoigt Selbit oie reibIte nnb
pornebmite Game barf lid oieier
Bfli6t nibt ent3ieben, tpenn anoers
ibr Sic Sronung unb ser @oblltano
bes Saules ernltIi6 am Seraen lieeen.
S6lieBen etlua Die 8erbGltniiie ODER
8elunobeitsriifiidte Elm perionlides
gingreifen uno anltreneenoe 9dtig-
feit aus, 10 ml1B lie bennob ol1rb
tpeile Nnoronungen unb iahfunbige
8efeble oafiir Gorge trosen, oaB alle
5amilienmitglieber uno Sousgenoi-
len re6t5eitige l1no binrei1enoe 8e-
frieoigung oa ibrer 8ebiirfniiie fin
ben. Sbne bem beribneroerii i1en
2ei6tlinn gu fronen, Ser our6 uep-
pigfeit, Bra6tliebe uno maBloie @e-
nubiudt ieIbIt begiiterte ssomilien 5u-
grunoe ri6tet, ldBt Die getpiiienbaite
Sausfrau al ibren Mngeb0rigen tpie
Den ltntergebenen oas Nottpenbige in
binlanglidem WaBe unb in beitmog-
lider aualitdt 5l,fomrnen. Sic ipen-
oct, tuenn INNER moeli6, lieber
etlpas 81 rei6lib als 5lt farg, ME
mails ober miro iie 5uguniten BON
Snrusausguben elm reelles 8ebiirfnis
iiberleben ODER geotiges in geringerem
8erte anidaffen. n8as moblfeil it,
miro balo teuer 5u iteben fommen" f,
mabnt elm alter Spr,,d. Deilen elm
geoenf, beiorgt oie praftil6e &aus=
frau ale @egenlt1nbe 10 gut, 10 lolib,
10 gefdaig, als bie 8erbdltniiie es ibr
geltatten: lie pflegt oas if)on Gorban-
oene NIT umii6t uno ergGn5t aIles
Sdaobafte iofort. 9ie Nabrunesmit-
tel aber biloen elm Sauptobieft ibrer
Sblorge, banbelt es it6 bier bod nm
Die @eIunobeit, bieles foItbarite @ut
auf groen. 9ieber iparen no man
oarf 1tno fann, als an Sen 8orriten,
oenn per in Ser Slide geiat, Ser Jim
oigt gegen Die 8fli6t ser Selbiterbal-
tung fir lib nnb ieine Bflegebefoble-
men. SIT man nibt reid, 10 eebe man
einfa6e, ood frdftige, selunoe lnb
erqlliden6e Nabrung, aber niemals
oarf oieielbe ourcb Nadldiiisfeit ooer
&argbeit Ser Sausfrau berfiir5t ODER
gel6doigt tperoen. Gas lit ernlte @e-
miiiensangelegenbeit.
(Enrtiphi1nn fnIntl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-16
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