Beatrice Fairfax
Problems That Perplex
What Is Ia>ve?
Most of the problems which come
to lovers could be avoided if "lovers"
really loved.
The difficulties atid woes which
break up romance and separate
husband and wife can generally l>«
traced to bid temprr. Jealousy, lack
of consideration, cruelty, r* lie hn« s».
stinginess. Impatience. or disloyalty
Aik! none of those things has any
place In a real love
No better talk on love enn ever he
given than the one you will find in the
Kith capter of Paul's first epistle to
the Corinthians. No better illumina
tion can bo thrown on the Inspired
words of Paul than In Henry Drum
rnond's (ire.41st Thing in the World.
I wish 1 knew some way of assuring
mvself that everyone who reads this
would turn to lirst Corinthians—13, 1
and then go out and get "The < treat
est Thing in the World’ ’and read that
magnificent ami tremendously Inter
esting little booklet once a week for
the next year.
N’o one who reads and digests these
words on love—the greatest thing in
the world--ran help being a* a result
a liner, stronger, happier arid kinder
mini or woman
If love has never brought you hap
piness, ..ask yourself this question—
and answer it sincerely:
"Do I worship self and try to en
slave love by my whims—do I seek
self aggrandisement through love—
or do I know that love is giving"
According to Dr. Drummond “the
spectrum of love" has nine lligred
lents: Patience, kindness, generosity,
humility, I'ouitesy, unselfishness. good
temper, gullelessness «ml sincerity
Which of you bring* nil these thing*
to love'.*
Most of you think of love a* self
expression, a guarantee against lone
liness, emotional fulfillment, a harlior
against storms, companionship—or
some combination of these things.
Love stands to you for “getting' —not
“giving."__
"i,uve is a side issue," said a bril* |
llant woman to me the other day.
I'm too busy to think about It. My
problem :s t<j succeed—to make the
most of my»elf.*’
But no one can make the most of
herself unless She Is enriching her na
ture by spending it in the right kind
of love.
Above all things have fervent love
among yourselves," sold Peter.
Ills word has stood while ancient
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R\JDY , MRS. KEMPNER WAS OVER THIS AFTER
NOON- WE MADE ARRANGEMENTS *TO Go To THE
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1 THEATER - t TOLD HER WE’D MAKE 17>^
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civilization crumbled to dust. And
while ancient longuea were railing
Into disuse and going down to the for
gotten realm of dead language*, the
word of Paul has stood and Is known
'-Love 1* the fulfilling of the law
Heal love I* so kind and generous,
an simple and lender that It bring*
light and beauty to life
K.nd out what is real love—-and
practice it in your daily life For ft
offers that path to happiness.
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Kentucky Lady Say* That She Was
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