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The <Oolden Rule’
By Mary 1. Burke
The Golden Rule, “Do Unto Others as You Would Have Them Do Unto You,” should he used at all times, yet some people do not abide by it. Their attitude displays this one rule. Do the best for the best person in the world— myself.
If many people used this selfish rule, there would be a lot of \ery precious friendships which would vanish. No tnatftrr how perfect a person may be he always has some little fault that he is conscious of and if he is aware of the fault of others too, this should be true application of the Golden Rule.
Personality plays an important part in the practice of the Golden Rule. People should look for the jjood in a person and overlook his * faults. Friendships are made by a person showing another poison his faults and trying to help overcome them.
Friendliness will always bear ripe fruit—one who likes everybody and everybody likes them too.
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