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“The Mature Parent—
Moral Stand Gives a. Child Strength
By MURIEL LAWRENCE
THE PHRASE “taking a moral stand”
working vocabulary of American fathers and mothers.with benefit tice demands the "correction -of|
to everyone concerned.
The emotional security of young people is closely related to their
capacity to “take a moral stand.”
Justice, for example, is a moral value,
giveness. We will not seek it could be restored to the over-emotionally or abjectly. aay
out, error, but not self-abasement. Without a set of Impersonal |moral, values to which we can reA child’s capacity to [fer when children defy discipline, we find ourselves in the weak po-
give justice and demand it has a direct bearing on his own selfpect and the respect he wins others. Life being what it is, he will one day encounter a situation where strength will be required if he is to resist injustice. "If he has been taught to think in terms
will be steadied and reinforced.
position.
their problems by making those values the basis for their disci-| years pline.
Reliance on Values RELIANCE on those values will secure our children’s .courage. And our own reliance on them will help us deal more confidently and calmly with our fam-
“The Mature Parent” is a [sition of having to appeal for a column about the child-parent lchange of attitude by threats, relationship that goes to the bribes or by requests for consid- i heart of Amer- | fean life — the family. It carries a warm and human of moral values, his resistance| message of inspiration for Morality will help Hm secure his| everybody. Written by We teach the young to relate; Mrs. Muriel moral values to the solutions of| Lawrence, who has spent in the observation of
a teen-age daughter, the arti-
cles will appear Sundays, Tues- charge of decorations. days and Thursdays in The Times Woman's Section.
|eration of our feelings.
A Founders Day Fete Is Set
Members of the Lutheran Child Welfare Auxiliary will hold their | annual Founders Day luncheon at | = noon Friday in the Hotel Lincoln | Travertine Room. | Presiding will be Mrs. Edgar]
Mrs. Lawrence
problem chil- i dren and is also the mother of |Mutschler. Mrs. Walter Berry and
Mrs. Herman Klasing will be in
Invitations to the event have.
ily problems, It we have imposed, for in-
stance, a just penalty on our and passing thing it really is.
youngster for misbehavior, his
but will be seen as the baseless Social agencies.
If, on the ofher hand, he has and a flower arrangement demon- | {8 pebeilian at paying the penalty been unjustly corrected, II not disturb or frighten us, will require that we seek his for- organist, will play.
been sent to thé Marion County!
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