Sunday School Theme Promises Happiness for All
A Sunday school teacher urges everyone to make at least one person happy each week. Freddy responds that he visited his aunt, and her happiness showed the value of simple acts of kindness.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1940
Page
7
A Sunday school teacher urges everyone to make at least one person happy each week. Freddy responds that he visited his aunt, and her happiness showed the value of simple acts of kindness.
A humorous exchange features a man claiming to earn a living keeping people from hot water. When told he’s an attorney a janitor clarifies he is an apartment janitor, not a lawyer.
A quip from Stray Stories about a beggar asking for food and a witty reply about calling the dog. The exchange highlights humor in a street encounter.
A study of Psalm 23 as a guide through life from the Lord as shepherd to restored soul and protection in danger. It highlights green pastures, still waters, paths of righteousness, and the valley of death, ending with a promise of the Father’s house. Readers are urged to come to Christ as savior and shepherd.
Feature article describes a sunbonnet girl cutout that serves as a garden trellis for climbing flowers and vines. Instructions confirm plywood cutting with jig saw or keyhole saw and painting per pattern directions 79112. Pattern price listed at 15 cents with general cutout guidance included.
A Mahabharata reflection contrasts physical injuries with wounds from harsh words. It notes arrows heal and wood regrows, but word cruelty lingers in the heart, with no extractable “word-dart” from the body. The ancient text emphasizes enduring harm from speech.
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