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Your Social Security
By Ruth G. Duffy, Mgr.
Social Security Office
Sunday, May 13, was Mother’s Day. All over our land tribute was paid to mothers by visits of children, by speeches over radio, and by various remembrances sent to mothers by children too far away from home to visit them.
Recently a minister talking to a group said that the mother holds the job which, wields the greatest amount of influence in modern life. Comparing the variety of work which women are doing away from home with the job of the mothers who stay at home, this speaker pointed out that “the home is where the man and woman take hold of the social situation,, of the world. It is the handle, so to speak, of our social structure. In the home we have a better chance than any place to put into operation the ideals of the Kingdom of God.”
After reading this profound statement, I asked myself, “How does our Social Security program help in promoting high ideals and in keeping a family together?” It does so in the following ways:
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