An article in The Instructor, written to celebrate Mother's Day, refers to an exalted Mother "by the side of Father" and is called a "God."
Ashley Bartlett, "Mother,” The Instructor 76, no. 5 (May 1941): 283
MOTHER
The second Sunday of every May is the Day of days, to girl, to boy and man—
the day to honor Mother
Nay, every day is such an one!
But Custom now, sets this one apart that essemblages, with song and story may
openly manifest that which lies deep within us all: adoration for the One human soul
who symbolizes Life and Love: Our Mother.
LIFE. To it we cling. We all but turn the earth around—to preserve it.
LOVE. The mainspring to all that is good, noble and enduring.
MOTHER! The embodiment of both Life and Love! We pay her homage.
She is spoken of, as the "weaker" sex. yet in the hour of peril we know she is
ever foremost among the strong. Fitting, then, this day to do her honor.
Let the Past, think of Mother as it did; or the Present esteem her as it does; what
of the Future?—Said Jesus, son of Mary:
" . . if a man marry a wife by my word, which is my law, and by the new and
everlasting covenant and it sealed unto them by the Holy Spirit of promise. . .
Then shall they be Gods! . ."—
They!—MOTHER, by the side of FATHER!—GODS!
Of all that tongue may utter, or pen describe,
That, is the tribute true:
Mother, Exalted Mother!—
Humbly, we honor you!