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Just A Prayer
At Twilight ' /{ By Jeannette D. Cartk ■■ Rixeyville. , Qh, God make me thankful for my food, \ ’ , -J. For knowing evil from the good Let me realize my blessing each day, *■ , 1 r As 1 go along life s way. ; Let me spread a ray of sunshine in some remote part, | Where it will reach and cheer some unfortunate one’s heart.; Let me be brave in every way, . Let me'be cheerful in all I say, Oh, God, make irifc useful in this world of care Give me talents to use everywhere.
Let me always have a kind word for every man. Let me make the most of my life’s span. Thank you, God, for my health, Never let me crave for wealth. Oh, God. mold me as you would .have me be, ( 1 For most of all I want you to be pleased with me. '' 'v .^-Composed April 24, 1942. According to the statistics one marriage out of every four ends ir divorce. ^. the rest of the couple* fight it out to the bitter end. i
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