The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-07

the right way Tor we are tOiu to bceh
first the kingdom of God. | send you 70
cents for the Orphans Home. Put my
name on your list for the Bird Lovers;
also my little boy Feodor.
Mrs. w. e. Dickson, Henley. Calf
any one OF the sisters Of Woman's King
dom wish any fresh collard seed / Will
freely give to all who send self address
ed envelope with stamp. Would appre-
c!ate few pansy seed: also phlox ana
verbena.
Mrs. J. D. White Buyck. Ala--Wil
some kind sister who has doll and dog
patterns please send them to me? want
them for my little daughter. will re-
turn the postage and be very thankful
for them.
Mrs. 1. p. Rainey. Lady Lake. Fla
Many of the Kingdom sisters are writ
ing asking by what pattern to make silk
squares so L Will take this method to
let them all know that to make laid work
or what is usually called crazy work.
using good sized pieces. And Aunt Su-
sic, won't YOU please give us q list each
week through the columns of your page
of the names who have sent In squares or
the required 10 cents? Then we will know
now IL Is progressing. / inclose my
square now; would have sent 1t sooner,
as | had 1t made for quite a while, but
waited TO see If any one else would sec
ond the m)tion through the page. II
YOU don't care for the quilt. Aunt Susie,
II could be donated to some good cause,
put hope you will like 1t yourself.
Mrs. c. Castleberry. Murrayville. Ca
In The Constitution of the sth Mira.
Rainey suggested that the Kingdom sis
/ ters make a silk square for Aunt Susie
| and those who are not able to make one
to send 10 cents to help pay for the
lining and finishing. I send in my
| square today. Now. all hurry and send
| DpnC trSrt, 60. .t.o
mas and don't forget they arc to be 10
| Inches. / do wish Aunt Susie would let
| us eXchapge Cancelled stamps. I am
| collecting tor an album for my little boy
| and think 1t very interesting especially
| the foreign. l viii send cinnamon vine
| bulbs for anything useful or ornamental
except howers, and 2-cent stamp for
| postage.
Mrs. Ella r. Tennent, Marietta, Ca
| In reply TO the sister who asked for a
| cement for broken china or glass I give
| the following. which | can recommend in
| highest terms. The cement is made by
! taking small quantity of gum arabic
and pouring over II several tablespoonfus
| of cold water. When thoroughly dissolv-
| ed stir in plaster OF paris until the
mixture is the consistency OF thick
| cream. Apply to the broken edges with
| q feather seeing that every part is COW
| ered press together and set away.
good plan is TO tie a string tightly about
4
| sake of convenience. | generally use mu-
| clage instead of going to the trouble of
| dissolvlng the gum arabic. Then, too,
| the mucilage which you get at the drug
! stores seems to be so thick and free
| from humps.
Mrs. T. c. Parker. Bluffton. Gal take
The Constitution and l am well pleased
| with it.. I do think Woman's Kingdom Is
| such a great help 10 our farmers wives,
&c inferpCtlnR
| for our children and grandchildren and
your Heart to Heart Talks" are so good
for us old ladies' l saw IN September
! nth issue about the Orphans Home. l
send you 20 cents. My son, Joe B. Parker,
sends all he made on the 18th of Septem-
/ ber 30 cents. Hope IL viii do some good
| ! think the orpnanage a good institution
/ I was an orphan myself and / have
| sympathy for all poor orphans. ! nave
! raised six fatherless children. am now
alone in this word, only waiting for the
call Come up higher" | was sixty
/ years old in September. have three
/ children married. have five sweet grand
children. 7 do hope and pray that God
will bless you in your grand, good work.
/ Miss Clemmie Richardson sends 30 cents
/ for the Orphans Home.
/ Mrs. NJ. A. johnson. Cauthron. Ark
dearly love to read the sisters letters and
| ! think Aunt Susie's Heart 20 Heart
! Talks so good. In fact, l love everything
/ that is in any way connected with the
/ state of Georgia. as 1t Is my native state.
/ We live in sight Of Toteau CTotO) noun
/ tain TOteau river runs through our val
| ley. Crops IN our section of all kinds are
very good Internationally, our state is
/ second to none Our community has an
/ Order Of the Eastern Star with over 100
members the largest in the state.
( The Fort Smith street fair and carnival
is to this section what the Chicago worlds
/ fair was TO the United States. have
/ Just finished reading a splendid book-"ln
/ His Steps; or What Would Jesus Do"' by
Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon. Last summer I
read Character Sketches, by Rev.
! George a. Lotion. 1t was real good.
Sisters. I viii send a recipe for muci-
| lage: Put > cents worth Of gum
/ tragacanth in n bottle and pour in as
I much cold water as IL win absorb; add
/ a few drons of oil of cinnamon or winter
1 green to prevent fermentation; add more
water when required.
DO let me say that l was, well pleased
with "Nobody's Hannah's' letter; II had
. the right ring to ii and II l was IN ina
habit Of using slang 10 express my idea.
I would say that she did "Nobody's john
Girls. do learn how 70 cook. "The near
est way 10 a mans heart is through his
/ stomach" Well 10 l remember the first
biscuit | tried to make for my beloved
Tobn 10 eat. lie actually called thom
/ sinkers and would not cross the CahapN
bridge on foot but cross over on MS hanI,
car He said he was AFRAID ne inlBht IAN
I into the river and he knew the S'nkers
would drown him. Now. Aunt Susie my
biscuit We're not yellow like yours. but
thew were heavy and fiat. | am maid OF
nm the work now and my husband SAYS
I am tolerably good cook. Have nice
scrap pbook with Aunt Susie's picture on
the first page: would love so much TO have
her real photograph
Mrs Laura McCardell, Fast Lake. Tenn.
i have been absent from your columns
quite awhile. but 1 have carefully read
each and every letter. This time come
with grateful heart to all who con
tributed to me Arbuckle coffee signatures
for nv clock I sent and have received
the clock. and OH it is such a dainty or
nament as well good time keeper
Through these columns [ thank each and
every one To the sister who wanted to
I know about pecans. Will say have been
told they would not grow this far north.
Miss Mamie Atkins. / disposed Of all my
flowers when moved TO the above named
place. Am sorry / cannot furnish you
now I live IN the suburbs of Chattanoo-
ga. and haven't room TOR very many
flowers. Mrs. l. p. Ra,ney. am glad YOU
/ suggested the silk quilt for Aunt Susie.