The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-31
Conducted by VIM. King, 4eO CORTLAND Ave: Atlanta Ga


I that you have read and would like to
| help me pass away the long evenings,
| will send them to me will be very glad,
| and if ever my sight Is restored so 1 can
write. will write Ia every one PERSONAL
| ly, for after all | get lonely and sad at
! times. And. Aunt Susie. try to remember
| me i'm your prayers, and mamma says
| she wishes You could find time TO write
| to her one of your heart TO heart letters,
for she has four little girls. of which |
| am the oldest TO train for heaven and
! finds herself almost discouraged some
| times, and always in need of kind advice
| from older mothers.
Hazel Marie Crawford, Walter N.
C.-Dear Junior: am a little
girl seven years old and wish to
join the cousins. / live in the country
and have Just started to school. My
teacher IS named Miss Celia Atkinson
and 1 love her very much. Papa says I
am learning real fast. My papa is a
| physician but we all love country life
/ better than city. We have small herd
| OF Jersey COWS and make lots of butter
| and feed milk to our pigs. Papa says
| when no was n little boy and went 70
! school they taught reading, writing. spell
| ing and spanking. l. have n little sister
! named Mildred. four years Old she mas
! golden curls and large brown eyes L
/ can ride and drive a horse, sweep the
/ house wipe dishes, sew on buttons and
/ do lots OF things 10 help mamma. | THINK
/
she had one of our turkeys for CHRIST
! mas.
Ella Jenkins. Mt. Nebo. Miss-Dear
/ Junior: 1t has been some time since
! have written a letter to The Constitution,
but seeing so many and such an improve
! mcnt. / thought l would write again.
/ have been reader of The Constitution
FOR several years and think the letters
very interesting. Ny mother is dead.
4 She has been dead ten years. | have
! stepmothcr. But the song is true, There
/ is no other that can take the place OF
mother" aud ! know If mother Is gone
/ you've lost fhc best friend you ever had.
/ You that have mothers ought to be
/ kind 10 them and not wait for mother to
] DO everything. My papa is a farmer and
I raises everything necessary on farm.
! pid not raise much cotton this year. as
! the crops We're cut short by the wet
{ weather.
/ Dear Heart. We're Growing old, In
/ the shadow Of the Pine, - Gambling on
/ he Sabbath Day" and zone Little Word
/ for 'In the Baggage Coach Ahead. AIS
7 for the Love OF Girl C4arles Jul 5l
tcau' and ION the Banks Of Havana far
I Away" Correspondence solicited.
! Frencstine. GreviIe. Miss.-Dear Junior:
/ On. Row very grateful We should be ~
/ Tho advantages offered through the Jun
Z ior column and Woman's Kingdom. Aunt
Susie is doing Il noble work and certainly
merits an the praises lavished upon her.
These pages are enough 10 inspire any
ono with the desire 20 press forward with
this band of noble workers, who are ever
ready to lend d helping hand whenever
there IS need of IL. lis more blessed
to give than 10 receive and we are an
made to rca ize this more fully on Christ
mas morning when We strive to make
others happy by some gilt or token OF
AL .I. HHsH
lite are derived 10y making others happy.
Cousins . hope we are aN ende3votInG
20 carry sunshine wherever We 80. 1heie
are people a.t around rs whose lives seem
io 'pe crcaat hy some dark cioud, ana
We can ID. blessing Go these people by
STRIVING 10 enlyen them and CAUSING
tl.m a. forget their sorrows in the sun
shine Of aur smiles. Let's not worry
others with our own petty trials and
ana we should endeayor to tighten the
tIilehs o. Diners instead Oh increasing
iirtta., ~ our own 'sfo"ueiice So
Johnnie Fowler. Rcsecr. AIa.-Doar
Junior: I enjoy rca ding The Junior let
t,rs very much. and think the page is
imuroviu.- .astfv. also think Aunt
Susie's heart Il heart talks ana Bm
Apps and pluuEctrs letters are just
srl.nJiI Some of tba finiors b,,o hon
discussing whether it is WRONG to read
novels. o,. nor I don't think n INV bar,~,
10 r,aG good novels. or COURSE it Is wrong
10 read tr1 shy novels. remember the
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Lizzie crook. snow HIN, Aa.,-Dear
JUNIOR nave always much en-
JoNed the Junior page. and long desired
20 DE one OF the members
! am an Alah3ma lassie. dwell in the
southern part Of the state.
To my mind there Is no land on earth
more beautiful than old Alabama. and !
exclaim in the language of the poet
"Hail. lovely Alabama. land of my
birth"
Thou art surely the loye1iaet realn on
earth"
She is named aftc~ her cbio4 ,,.o-
I The name is Of Greek orlo-in and eotd
f a. mean. Here we rest"