Family Theater: First Class Requirements
Family Theater · July 1, 1948 · 28 min · 4,623 words
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The mutual broadcasting system in cooperation with Family Theater Incorporated presents First Class Requirements, starring Joe E. Brown and Richard Tyler. Alan Mulberry is your host. More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams are.
Paryotically, you come across a newspaper account of someone starting off in a treasure hunt. Sometimes it's a group and they expect to find a treasure that is reported to have been buried centuries ago. Most of us find delight in reading about an adventure of that kind.
But did you ever stop to realize that life is really one big treasure hunt for everyone? And every day can be filled with thrilling adventure. Yes, life is a treasure hunt for happiness. But real happiness is found not in what we can get, but in what we give to make others happy, to help those in difficulty.
That's something we all can do, especially in our homes. It is part of the exciting daily adventure of living, and the most wonderful way to appreciate spiritual values in a home is by a family gathering together daily for family prayer.
Family prayer is the road to real happiness because it brings a family closer to God, and having found God, we find the greatest treasure man can seek. Family prayer is a thrilling daily adventure in a home, the treasure hunt for God, for true happiness.
Alan Mobre returns following tonight's Family Theater story. First class requirements, starring Joey Brown and Richard Tyler. Oh, good morning, Mayor Packet. Oh, good morning, me. Where's the guy that's running this sheet? This editorial. What does he think he's doing?
Well, I'm sure I didn't have anything to do with it, sir. I'll see if he's in. Who's making all of this? Now she here, Buchanan. Oh, good morning, Packy. What honor brings the mayor to our office this morning?
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