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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 54, Issue 3898, 7 May 1937, Page 6

“ MOTHER.” ————*— 1.,. ■! yj| mm of becoming mothers. They belong ——■ k A k A ' k A m **~ I to w hat hiay be called the third sex, nftlffTl HV Bl A. Sk AW - H B" HChl and outside the human pale. II I Sjjl |jg ®k £S& kJ K-_ M j| Hk Jffi $[ H KqJH B— 8 J rbel told falbeis and mothers to WHITE FLOWER AS COMPLI- f WFB F jftbfl B> B BW IWM I"H iXr’m'the AIENT. Hill j. ■ HhV B B HHB B B HBB 888 B B B B B B BHBF B than the fathers can be, ’ UHli ~ A • thi., increases the responsibility of the — ll|]|| B 4 g B /B /B / mothers and adds to their opportus „da>-, s H . tl ,. rt D. y , »d.. ■ /W7, l/ITJIy CtHAA VvljCtU 9th -A are all invited to wear a white flow- H|||| w 9 BL*/ B/^*^/B/B/B g W mi ’' 1 with and for their children. They are er in honour of the occasion. That |Hl||| _r~ 9' ■ -x~. mJ*Ya~*il.. the sculptors of character, a difficult emblem is not to be regarded as s:g- h||||| I ah%jrkj£/h'' l v, Y'iTYc an '- delicate calling. nifying the claim of the wearer to be Hl II | | 1 ||j ——————— Aljsl " TTTt worthy of any such decoration. It IlMMnnffllLL I I|| 111 if|| I I lllllEZnM PURITY AND DEVOTION, is a compliment to Mother, a testi- HilllD" 1 " ■"ShOT “ mony to our appreciation of her self- .-x <-' nlk Wy* l ; ’ ... -■ •• , less devotion and of the unmeasur- \> i.in, on Sundaj, we don the white able debt we owe to her for all that ,ASST !!■ wm as , tong emblem of mother s we arc and all that we have. Our b&J</ P' rtj and devotion we pledge ourlife is ours at cost of her agony. For «/’" /akuiiw'iMj Sfafj/ , {*■' ' JmßWk ' 'F*c^'u 0 -’t# "' C ' ane "' /-' / 0 ber justice. Ihe us she went down to the gate of s" ' '' ' jWR* ; " X V&hSiX A Wlfflfa r.tandmd is high and involves mteldeath. No love is so like God’s as W A Z® VfV'. , hgence, vision, and struggle. We are a mother’s. How steadfast it re- WSk / ' ' ■ A ' X honouring her deep, strong selfless mains through every vicissitude! Wil 'wSS MTOUF 11// /7 u’ “ S ° do .' ng - are . ’•’.° U ' , J ‘ I ? WTien all others label ’ her son un- W . N show our apprecmtion ln dady deeds worthy her love abides, and she ML/ 1 _ dneas and affection. One of would’willingly suffer worse than the 07/ IMM ' 's\ our constant temptations is to regard pangs of childbirth te see him a re- \4t\ / 1 „ < jK <CW c WWk Then, is that in mo', lierhood which i‘ n^ n .*'!|"n o .*! f? e -’ spected member of the community. A that the time had come for him to \\-A\V f enlarges the minds and sharpens the ~< ’,,. b , d!> i be ‘. ng ,t! ' la bi la sword pierces her heart when her ease ber hurt Icm. lhat was the P™ ll ' y BJl'l Illi 7 perceptions. A mother understands .J, c " "'.’. a H -'" u leadd > child takes the wrong road. When a ‘ he began the career that \ A < ill ffiF// us as no one else does. She knows ‘ a » l ’ > a t° something like heroics. »i'he others would lock the door against P la «d him among the kings of com- V « I ”- » ’ Ul bv intuition more than any of us i?/„ a X w th r f. ,as 1 . ,1e be ® the prodigal son she keeps it open, mmce. One < -mid .1! a bulky volume VX // K . reach by the tardy circumlocution of “’’‘J’ 1 , be w«»rhl that he is ready and every night sets a light in the sth similar recoids showing how xjk /h t z v < Mlllb / reason. No less impressive is the , .J? ,a d Hater for her window. mothers moulded the character and JN )W\ \ W RJAI familiar example of love imparting al ’ d '< ." w <* be die in her dedestiny of their children, and how the h jIWJ/ , 5 .4 W (I, courage. The ewe, at other times a same youth will host of these sons were the readiest 1/ Iff// i z . 1\ \l/ 11 r-mofurn «nii /Ufnnd hnr i-n-.h nis Dest irl an expensive box INDEBTEDNESS TO MOTHER. to acknowledge the self-denials and \ J /ft] '..c ' 4])// / against all comers. Danger adds'a wilh ,, an e | veni " K at th< ; The most outstanding men are ”’ el - sacrlhces of thelr tnothers - MH II j x // W ' ” eW 1 / r t ' lature ; S | inv: ', a . r! j'' an evening with his mother, and" how readv to confess their indebtedness to Not always, but in many cases, a t |AV - ' SlSWil //1 I// ' a small oira win airacK a nawK wnu n ()! ’ en ( j ots ] R , j home a box their mothers. Sir Thomas Lipton mother’s natural or acquired gifts ftoJlwiX JT A* U"W7I threatens her young. No animal is ()f c ] lo( . o ] atc . s 9 gons and daughters had his mother’s portrait hanging in reappeared in enhanced degree in iBBMBBI idllll/l S ° leeb , as . the young human. 01 should remember that we live in •• his office for the last half-century of their sons. Schumann’s mother was \SnmU t- ’ none so long in being able to protect p.uclical age, and that words are his life, and said her gentle eyes had skilled in music; Gounod’s mother /tSal KwSßi '/afrw - 1 1 itself and provide tor itself. Hence < ( . s e( | |,y deeds. looked down on his work and given war. fond of painting and music; Syd- '■'\9Sr i /nAt/ll 1 j^ 3 i'j bcautilul Jewish saying: him a sense of a guiding spirit in ney Smith’s mother was a brilliant OI , WJjg If W ’ so He made IHE HIGHEST AND HAPPIEST every crisis. Lord Haldane said he conversationalist and clever at re- we’ I w^yu/j. : ie _ . d(J ; motners. ivwinei a owed to his mother everything he had partce; Gibbon’s mother was passion- V\ \ «<■ ■- ' inlr// hind o. junior Providence. Poets haxe REWARD, accomplished. Every day when they atcly fond of reading; Charles Dar- NJi} % % / Illi// exhausted their vocabulary, compliwere separated by distance each win’s mother had a great taste for / 11/lr ments, and metaphors in her praise. Mother’s Day is intended to be a wrote to the other, and every letter natural history. On the other hand, / /•/ anc when a “ is said and done we : H{ ] o f sacrament, in which we comthus exchanged was preserved. The Nero’s mother was a murderess, and a ll™ //r stand amazed and awed at the mys- memorate Mother’s goodness, prove ‘maker of Harrod’s,” as Sir Richard he was a murderer on a large scale; ’XX * S s»" M a ' U ®'° ry °* Motherhood. , ur gratitude by the wearing of the Burbidge was called, remembered nis Byron’s mother was proud, bad-tem- NT.sj |S?sns| f > 'if //f . . lower and consecrate ourselves anew mother baking, washing, mending, pered, and violent, and so was the ’X y , ‘‘ THE THIRD SEX.” to promoting Mother’s happiness. We scrubbing, toiling harder than any poet. Scott, Carlyle, and Bonaparte Vl.\. Jjf jl r' /7/ are summoned to be worthy of Mother, slave and through it all carrying a inherited their mothers’ powers. The xCx Ar* ' s /// No doubt there are mothers who to give her flowers while she lives smiling face and words of cheer. Mr mother of Lord Bacon was famous for x // can be sel ' down as unworthy or as and not merely when she lies in her Gordon Selfridge writes glowingly of scholarship and skill in research SaS'jbhL X /s having failed to realise the vocation coffin. What an eternal disgrace to his mother’s struggles after her hus- Children often are what their moth- * f..- to w b* cll they were called. Amongst let Mother down ! No man will ever band was killed in the American Civil ers are, but there is no absolute en- ™ ' dds c^ass must b e placed those who know all that Mother has done for War. In spite of poverty and hard- tail of brains and heart. Heredity, spend quite a disproportionate time him. Mother’s Day summons us to ship she toiled continually'to give her however, is an undeniable fact, and in sport or bridge, or some othei . elf-examination, reform, and a deboy the best possible education, until finds abundant illustration in the lives form of selfish amusement, and all votion which Mother with her boundat’the age of fourteen he refused to of notables as well as in those of -■to the detriment of their children. less love will cherish as her highest go to school any longer and declared humbler men. There are women who loathe the idea and happiest reward. MOTHERS' DAY SY

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