A LITTLE girl, who was naturally untidy, allowed her dresser drawers to remain in great disorder. Being anxious to overcome her bad habit in order to please her mother, she wrote on a piece of paper,
“To be kept tidy for mother’s sake,” and placed it in her drawer, so that whenever she went to it she might thus be reminded of her mother’s wishes. And keeping this before her, she soon kept her drawers in neat order.
We should do well if we stamped on everything we do,
“To be done in best possible way for the Lord Jesus Christ’s sake.”
ML 10/03/1937