American Fork Citizen | 1920-01-31 | Page 8 | Every Day a New Year

Every Day m New Year, lienrd the pastor preach n New-Tear New-Tear sermon Sunday a strong and fine sermon, courageous nnd full of pep. It bespoke tho duty of ev?ry man to hang on to tht? plow handles nnd not quit. It was n perfectly true nnd sensible sen-sible sermon and would have been Just ns true and sensible If delivered on the Foutth of July or thu twelfth of September Sep-tember or any other day as on New Year's day. New Year's resolutions are Hue; but the trouble with most of them Is that they nro made for a full yei.r and not for u full hour, nnd that tho present hour. What wo need to db Is resolve to meet each hour's, each da, each week's duties with high courage, with sereuu faith; with no fear of consequences. If only wu are doing what we feel to be right. If we tuko earn of tho neM hour the next day will be cared for, and If tho day Is eared for in it conies the now yent Is sure to have no problems collectively that the day has not Intimated and tins hour Itself may not help to solve. . A. O. Staples In Lewiston Journal. I