The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-12-13

went to the cave and went through IL.
which took about three hours. and Wheh
we came out the sun was down, 50 we ate
our lunch and started for home. nut SONS
one proposed that we go to Cburch arc:
of course, we all agreed to go. IL soiile "
the cousins will come to see me mex. sun,
mer we will have a lot Of nice p'chlcS az
the cave l would like = correspondents
Age fifteen.
Lula and Lillian Greer. Huntsville MISS -
Dear Junior We want to join the Hfady
Hospital Club Please find enclosed oul
! little mite 10 cents. We are aged respect
/ lively eleven and thirteen years we are
now going to school Can Aunt SUSIE oi
any one else tell US something thar VIII
| cure asthma? Our poor mamma suffers
dreadfully with it. She IS confined 10 her
bed Il good deal of the time. Can any Que
tell us OF a late book published on asthma ;
| The little ones of the Grady hospital should
| feel very happy to have such KIND nome
lady to watch over them, as Aunt o"s.o
We would like to correspond with some one
near our age living in the mountains Oh
| Georgia
| Enie Gladney. High Shoals, Ala.-Dear
Junior: | take for my subject three of the
most beautiful words in the English Ian
guage-" Mother Home and Heaven Wnat
word strikes so forcibly upon the heart as
mother" coming from childhood's sunny
lips? Mother IS the trucst friend we
have. When trials heavy and sudden fan
JO4|N'
us in our sunshine desert us, when trou-
bles th!ckon around us she will cling to
Us and endeaVor by her kind precepts to
disSipate the clouds OF darknesS. In her
hands are placed minds to be nodded ana
fitted to shine on earth. However dark
our sins may be, they will all be forgiven
and forgotten by mother. and when we
stand beside her grave we Will think OF
her many acts Of Kindness toward MS. IT
is an inspiring hope that when we separate
here on earth at the SUMMONS of death,
1sil in hoo nItTs "a.
nal home, there to dwell foreVermore N
the presence of our heavenly Father
Correspondents solicited; either sex.
Wallace and Jacob, IIahra, Ga.-Dear
Junior: We take for subject 'Friend-
ship" What is dearer to us than true
friend? To gain friendship must be
true to others as we are to ourselves. low
ing and kind. We must prove It by cur
/ daily walks through life, must show It In
action and in deed. How happy we are to
meet with out friends. There we know
we have those that we can trust. Who
Will Symp3th!ze with US in our sorrows?
Who viii cheer us up and advise US when
IN trouble. Cousins. have YOU ever thought
now you would feel in this lonely world
without a friend? Oh. how horrible The
two most Important objects in life are the
discovery OF what is true and the practice
ni what Is good. Let us speak the Sindest
words that tongue ever uttered and let
our words be like the notes of the swan.
Tor they will stir all the hidden springs Of
sorrow: ana let Us practice this for in
chl'dhood We must receive our direction
for eternity. ana let us remember tf,nt a
bfautliul life ends not In death. We incIose
cents each for the Grady hospital. Cor
Icspondcnco solicited.
Allie =. jenkins. Round Mountain. Tex
Dear Junior: ! have been a reader of The
Constitution for several years and # is
useless for me TO say that ! am otherwise
me and ir,l-