Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-07-15
OUR HOUSE. tIOLD
CONDUCTED BY LIZZIE O. THOMAS

Our committee has always laid
it's program before the Red Cross
in the Near East. Consequently the
Red Cross has administered it's
funds largely through the Near
East Relief.
When our soldiers were in France
we considered it a privilege to do.
without that they, might have plen-.
ty. Hunger knows no armisticex
There are, in this country, young
men and girls wearing hosiery that
costs enough, per pair, to feed an
that you can get no others, I know
better, and nthere fewer holes. /
the serviceable sort. It's rank eX-
travagance that maintains the high
cost of living, silk hosiery is a lux,
ury, not a necessity.
But, listen to this, after you have
given God his tenth, and have paid.
your debts if you have money to.
pay cash for luxuries, 1 say enjoy
them. The rainy day" comes into
every life, but don't rob God pro-
viding for it, nor live on the theory
that somebody else will look after,
you later on. Put some Of your
n. )ney in War Savings Stamps, and
mended, but do not forget that he
the Lord" Ask yourself which will
give bess interest. Here is our Hon
or kohl.
Nettie Belcher Is years old) IS %
Mrs Mrs. Nj NJ. r. Ross ........... 100 0S
Mrs ]. P. Allen Mitchell, Ga. 100
Miss Yancey Poole .......... 500
Mrs. E. N. England .......... zoo
We are doing o our best, and il the.
days to come, when we meet m
Eea, en- I firmly believe that We
helping, and then we will wonder
why we let trivial things come be-
TWEEN u" and feeding little children?
They cannot pass this way but
once. Lets give 1T it n, now v rr1o,,,s
Tuscumbia, Ala.
Mrs. Lizzie o. Thomas. =
Dear Lady: 1t has been many
years since I saw your face in our,
little church-Jones' Chapel-in'
South Macon, Ga, just after your re-
these years, 1 have kept up with your
writings and work as best a busy
woman could.
The dear Master has staunch.
little worker in you,, and the poor
needy people a great help. People
don't need to be poor in purse or this
worlds goods to be in need, for it
seems toane the drift of the present
day living is sapping the very brain
and life from the people. E
The appearance of women on our,
streets is a crying shame and dis
grace to any nation. But Gods word
tells of this day and time, and width
er we are tending.
I have found thought and help in
many of your articles that touched
on our daily living and home life,
and there are many, many who can
testify to the same encOura cement
and help. =
So, pray the Master will give
length of days with health and clear
mind and wisdom to you to carry.
on.
Inclosed find $125, fifteen cents of,
it was handed me by a cripple man
yesterday A little girl came to himt
asking help for missions and giving
out little magazine. He brought
the book to me to look at and l told
him of. you and your work in help-~
ing these little destitute children.
That was all the change he had in
his pocket. My husband said put in
dollar for him. Sincerely,
Dear Mrs. Thomas. Z
Enclosed you will find 81 for. the
suffering Armenians. May God bless
you and grant that this may be a
comfort to the suffering. Sincerely,
MRS. M. r. ROSS. .
Dear Mrs. Thomas: ~
[ am a little girl, eight years old.