The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-29

j. II. Kendrlck. of SyJil, Ala, Butler
county, would like to know something Of
the daughter and wife Of Rev. j. D.
Kendrick. who lived in Shubuta. Miss.
when he died about 1862. He was a
preacher Snd married 4 Miss House. in
or near Shubuta. They had one child q
girl. The writer IS Il nephew of j. L.
Hendricks and would be glad to know
of the whereabouts Of his family
C. NJ Cummings, Fayetteville. Ark.
I see in The Constitution OF April 49,.
last, Mrs. w. T.. K. Cole. Grove, Ohio.
writes an article on the moth catcher.
viii you please give through the columns
of your paper her full name. as l wish
to correspond with her in regard to the
matter.
OWN Mrs. Cole send her address to
the above address,
Ella G. Hughes. Woodruff, S. CAS- so
many have written to your valuable pa
per and received information, ! felt en-
couraged to write and ask II any one
could tell ME anything Of my uncle, Mr.
lanes c. Hanna, who once lived in Pa
nola county Mississippi. Don't know
what postoIice. He was In the con1ed'
crate army and | want some one to tel
me. If they can, what company ne pc
. longed to- who was his captain, etc
Thoueht POSSIBLY some Of his old COM
t'Ai~ NSNAH~.
the desired information. VIII be very
grateful if some one can tell me anything
Of Kim.
Mrs j. l.. Clemmons Tusculum, Ga
Through the wonderful columns of this
most excellent paper, l have received d
deal of cheer, information. and, greatest
Of all, two years ago. secured. through
the Kingdom a lovely young lady. who
,,rttI,
mothers health became impaired so she
had to return to her home. to my sad
regret Now, dear sisters. l come once
more asking the same favor. IT there Is
any one who knows OF young lady or
widow, without children q prefer some
one who IS alone in the world. that /
might give her a permanent home}, 1
wish some one to act as geenral help,
but to be treated as a member OF the
family. For further information, write to
the above address. My family are five
in number--husband. self and three little
boys. Would like the lady competent 10
teach them. They are only beginners.
A breakfast dish we relish is-SIice
tender squashes thin, sprinkle with pep
per and salt, roll in meal or cracker
crumbs, drop in hot lard and try a deep
brown serve Immediately. l inclose 10
cents for charity Long may the valuable
writer's of The Constitution WELD their
mighty pens. VIII not some of the sis
ters write more Of lovely scenery they
have visited?
When | write again. I will tell of a
lovely spot in South Carolina. the home
Of my girlhood.
Virginia Mount, LaGrange, Cal en-
joyed the letter on pride Before a Fail, .
and another sister argued well on the
kissing law" Certainly all women
would be up In arms il no kissing at
scarce will kiss a brother women like
other We were once much amused by
hearing Of a good minister at our house
relate an incident occurring at a church.
A good brother became very happy and
approaching the alter gave the minister
a surprise, nearly knocking him down by
great big kiss right on the mouth. The
minister was clean shaven and he said;
The brothers short, stiff beard scratched
my mouth numerically" If the broth
ers wife accepts his kisses it must be
more Of a duty than a luxury | love
TO hear old peoples "reminiscences
and the following was told me by dear
old lady whose childhood was spent in
OglethOrpe county, Ga. Just where Lex
ington, the county seat, is now situated.
She said: "a good old man spoke thus
IN church, Brethren, I feel just like a
pumpkin stuck up on the end Of q long
stick. want to shake hands
Win virginia O4U Mdlu SNe Salu
just what felt like saying
about feeling sympathy for Aunt
Susie IN her efforts to lift the Kingdom
from the ruts. m sure We all, like Ole
Maid. would enjoy a letter from Uncle
Susie" telling nice things about his wife
and | think lie did write once, long time
ago. Aunt Susie, please let me tell the
sisters little joke on YOU. If YOU won't
let me. IT tell it to the waste basket-so
here goes: Some OF us think Aunt Susie
knows everything, surprising in knowl
edge even the famed school teacher oil
Goldsmith's deserted village. OF course
she knows how to swim, though afrait
Of water and we all know she is a queer
of women and the wife of n king born in
Washington, D. C., very near the auni
vcrsary OF the birth OF the first president
Is president Of many women's clubs, and
what do You think! was actually mis-.
taken for the president Of the United
states. Long live Aunt Susie
A Million q Month.
Few people viii have any quick concep-
ton Of the enormous significance Of the