The Bright Face

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 2, 1910

NOTHING conduces more to the happiness of the home than to find a bright, sunny face looking into ours as we enter the door. The husband comes home wearied and worried with business cares; for bread-winners, the rank and file of them, have a hard struggle in these times, when there are so many competitors. If the wife has a troubled or unpleasant look on her face, his weight of care is made heavier; but if the light of love shines in her face, it lightens the load, and brightens up the outlook. The whole bright, sunny face in the home is a way power for good that can not be estimated. There is nothing like the cheerful, happy frame of mind which it helps to bring about.

So, dear ones of the household, wear happy, sunny faces, and see what wonders they will work when there are fretting, anxious cares and uncomfortable people to deal with.—Selected.