Family Theater: Advice to the Lovelorn

The mutual broadcasting system in cooperation with Family Theater Incorporated presents Advice to the Love Lorne, starring Fivermigay and Molly. Don DeFor is your host. More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams have.

Friends, if we could only realize it, there's a basic goodness in the world all around us. A goodness that is seen in the abundant gifts of nature and in the many kinds and deeds that are done by so many every day.

And where there is goodness and kindness and helpfulness in our part, we bring happiness not only to others, but to ourselves. Where there is hate and meanness and lack of moral order, we are missing the simple God-given way to happiness.

Your home, my home, all homes, whether it's faith in God and the daily practice of family prayer, is a barrier against the hate and horror, the crime and corruption that creep into our daily life.

We need good homes in America and in the world. And when we make family prayer a daily practice, we have taken a most important step towards having a good home and a happy home. Don before we return later in the program, now advice to the love Lauren starring Faber McGee and Molly.

The time, mid-morning, the place, the living room at 79 Westville Vista, and the people Fippa McGee and Molly. Hey, here's an interesting item in the paper, Molly. Guy in Chicago claims he's got a dog that can talk.

Mexican hairless. The talks? What does he say? Hand me the hair, Tonic? That's the trouble. The guy can't understand a word of Mexican. He says he read to the dog out of a Spanish dictionary, but his accent must have been bad because the dog hasn't spoken to him since.