Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-14
a Commentary

bear Miss Thomas. I am slmost at loss
chat 20 write about. almost every subject that
can be thought OF has been discussed. from
maids and bachelors down to the children. And
! Mr. Bach hssxfven his opinion Of the dirty ehli
@6ren. be does not Ike them, but he mas NOT
xaM one word about good and clean ones 1
Suppose that he thinks there are no good
-elean- children- All Of the harm | wish him
Is that he may get good lovely woman Tor a
rnen about those remarkable children lie
thsnks noW that he would Kin the little dirty
wTetches, but viii bet be would love EN- 10
death. dirt Or no dirt He would have to lay
sway his lice cream vest then and put on a
Z dark che. Come again. Mr.. Zach, we all love
70 read your letters am On the carpet TOO Too;
hut love children. especially babies grl
bzbses about Is years old.
= received nv badge il Is surely nice. and
= would not take ANYTHING Tor i " :, :, am ,r .
and would like 10 see all Of the writer's wear
Hsss Thouas' Chat Of May Il was one OF
the hest that She has given rs yet. though
Tier Sre all good. Young girls and all who
ere thinkfne OF leaving home and going to the
cities 10 better themselves should read II ana
hred il. Mamma knows best and YOU VIII
never have but one Love her. he good TO her
and obey her. for yoa viii miss her coanch
= when she Is gone. Girls. Miss Thomas always
gives Won good advice and has many times
heretofore that you ought 10 heed IL she VIII
rever advise ron wrong.
Bessie E. Avers's letter o. April i has got
~uoa sense in H. I think that woman has
- much IS she attend 70 at home let
aIone wanting 20 take the mems places 10 Nte-
some have sense enough 10 know how 70 vote vote,
husbands. but many Of the husbands DO not
vote right for sorne Of them sell thsir votes
aud vote for man that they know Is not III
f0r snv office. And a man that viii sell us
vote Is no man NJ all Some women, expect,
wsnld sell their votes when they wanted money
&c bur a new hat.
ro~oshv and Del Rose. both OF April II. are
On the card playing question IL looks Ike
n is harmless and IL may be. but the infiu-
enrps In had Becoming fascinated with II mas
eaased many a 10 become gambler,
have read . great deal lately in the society
columns Of the newspapers. and they all tax
. sFev were enjoyed OF winning and dining aud
dancing but ron never read Of any OF thcm
: gathering together 10 have a social prayer
rne~tinx Or . Bible reading. The people getting
n these social gatherings are often church
r-nuherx. many young men have been ruined NJ
learning to plzy cards az the social gatherings
{ ~ the well 70 do. A young man learned %
riav cards at social gathering, ne liked u
ana rat to setting snd lost. He borrowed
r.o-es To psy his gambling debts and when he
-rould not horruw he stole. and the end OF tnat
vouny mar was on the gallows- All from play
inw soctai game with young ladies' VINO should
have used their Influence Tor goSa- -. ,......
vel I have read Chat and all % the letters
IN TIE Journal OF May % and Il gets better
al the time. Mrs. Mulikin's Letter was fine.
ara Lowreess letter Is full Of truth. i have
seen some keeping the children at home because
sAew enf licked when they deserved IL. some
~rresld hate them ,grow Up In ignorance rather
thar for them 70 be corrected when they
reeaed IL A. MFton's letter was fine. good
friends are better than money, good friends VIII
never forsske you -
Ethel vincent. why do you stay away 80 long'
ne miss your letters
Come again, all you writer's.
With best wishes to all the Housenoaoers'
umbxrrfne myself. Your true friend.
GEORGIA VETERAN.