The Cheery Smile

The Cheery Smile To the Y. M. M. 1. A. Boys. Evan Stephens. -0 — —m , r - 1. Wipe out that frown with a cheer y smile, 'Twill bet - ter - 2. Cut short that grouch with a kind - ly word, 'Twill bet - ter 3. The cheer - y smile and the beaming eye Bring vis - ions ^ suit your face, And let the dimples just for ssuit your voice, And note how quick when the change is fair like June, And turn the sound of a heaving poco rit. pp =F while The an - gry lines dis - place, Just bu - ry that heard Your own heart will re - joice. Then see how the sigh, To sing-ing joy - ous tune. And all of the zte mm?HF=ftm**L&-L-m a tern, f sor-row-ful, careworn look With one full of sunshine and gloom in each face a - round, Will break in - to sunshine and an-ger and cank'ring care, Fly hpnce to the man in the r: ^Hi^iil S=t= :t=: i=z?t= of to to the

THE CHEERY SMILE 27 play, And say, I'll somehow "by hook or crook," Be love. As flow'rs of spring from the frozen ground Peep ^S moon. While sweet content seems to fill the air With sunshine and play. t=nfeS : =3: sunshine and love. man in the moon. rit. -ttilT- -N-H-- :q=3ztq: =1 #—»%» L_#- -! —• Hi] happy for one little day. Be happy for one little day. forth to the sunshine a-bove. Peep forth to the sunshine a-bove. happiness bright as the noon With happiness bright as tbe noon t Be happy for one lit day. tie Peep forth to the sun - shine a - bove. With happiness bright as the noon. Salt Lake City at night, as seen from Ensign Peak by the Ensign M. I. A. Scouts, July 26, 1916. They purpose with other scouts to celebrate the event each year by a chain of signal fires built on the Wasatch summits from Southern Utah to Idaho.