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One Of The Greatest Accomplishments In This World Would Be That Of Lifting Human Hearts. Blessed Are They Who Are Kind And Considerate Of The Feelings Of Other People.

May I Make Two Citations From The Words Of A Discerning Editorial Writer, Not One Of My Faith, But One Of Much Faith: "if We Neglect The Divine . . . And Give Ourselves Over Wholly To The Human," He Said, "we May Certainly Count Upon Nothing But The Triumph Of Pessimism. . . . True Optimism Must Rest Upon A Calm, Unshakable Faith In Eternal Life And In The Unlimited Goodness Of Him Who Gives It."

It Is A Great Moment In Life When A Father Sees A Son Grow Taller Than He Or Reach Farther.

It Is Possible For Two People Who Have Wide Differences Of Preference And Opinion, Of Habits, Of Teaching, Of Training, Of Background And Belief To Enjoy The Company Of Each Other In Many Ways. Indeed, A Diversity Of Friendships Is One Of Life's Real Enrichments. To Learn Of The Goodness Of Those Who Are Unlike-their Worth, Their Sincerity, Their Good Hearts, Their Good Minds, Their Good Company-is Rich And Rewarding. It Is Wonderful To Have A Wide Range Of Choice Friends Who Can Be Counted On, Friends Who Can Be Enjoyed And Loved And Trusted. Such Is The Meaning Of Friendship.

There Never Was A Tonic That Would Cure More Social Ailments Than A Healthy, Happy Home. There Never Was A Greater Source Of Social Stability Than An Affectionate And Understanding Family. There Never Was A Better Way Of Helping Children To Happiness Than The Close Confidence Of Wise And Loving And Responsible Parents.