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          EDITORIAL
         MOTHERS DAY
   Next Sundat will be observed
as Mothers Day all over our coun-
ty in homor of mother.  It is
very fitting that such a day 
should be set aside to do her
homage, for there is no one with-
in the human family who has to
give more of thought and care,
of sorrow and pain, of sacrifice
and toild, than mother.  Long
before we older ones began even
to realize it, a mother's care and
forethought has been given to
every little detail of the home,
of the children and the entire
household.  She is always the
one who bears the biggest share
of the respondsibilities of the
home.
   The good moral in the photo
play "The Old Nest" should be
heeded by us older ones who,
with the years become farther
and farther detached from the old
home, and send a note or a flower
or give a visit to our mothers in
remembrance of what she has
done for us and make it an ex-
pression of how we esteem her
now when the hair on her head is
getting grey and her step is be-
coming feebler and weaker, but
when she is still spending her
former days all over again in the
thought of her children who are
no longer with her.