Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-03-25

few days ago, which covered everything
with a heavy coating of ice. The trees had
so much ice on ttem that some of their
branches broke under the weight of It. This
has been the coolest winter we have had
for quite while. It was 80 degrees below
zero here the first Of January. I notice
that 50 many of the cousins take subjects
to write about, so for my subject I will take
Life and Eternity We bring nothing
into the world with us; we can take moth
ing out when 90. No matter how much
money a man may have or how many acres
OF land he may own, when the angel OF
death calls him he must go, leaving his
wealth all behind. Remember the parable
of the rich man, found in st. Luke 12;1G-20:
and he spake parable unto them, say
ing, The ground of a certain rich man
brought forth pentifully and he thought
within himself, What shall ! do because
said, This will l do: I will pull down my
barns and build greater: and there will I
bostow all my fruits and my goods. And
will say to my SOUL Soul, thou hast much
goods laid up for many years: take thine
ease, eat, drink and be merry. But God
said unto him, Thou fool, this night thy
soul shall he required OF thee; then whose
shall those things he which thou hast pro-
vded? So it is with rs. We know not
what hour or what minute tine Lord VIII
call us, so we should always be prepared.
DO not be so busy accommodating the wealth
OF this world or OF thinking of the worldly
tRlu@S JNaE ven forget eternity. Remember,
this life at the best is only n span Of n few
short years, and eternity is forever. Do not
keep saying that tomorrow I will do better;
tomorrow l will become a Christian; for
you tomorrow may never come. Do not
tarry. but prepare for eternity today I
wonder if You cousins all have hobbies? i
have number, and one of them is collect
ing rocES-smaU ones-from the different
states. l wonder if You cousins would send
me some from your states. Ny, What
Wis lqr Tpf Pr -og,,
now hoping to receive lots OF cards and
letters. I will answer all that 7 am able
to answer for have been sick in bed since
September.
tMTSSl GOLDA MARION FREY.
Van Vert, Iowa, Box los
Dear Aunt Julia and Readers: I've been
reading your counsel for many months and
think Ii is just wonderful. 50 now will
You please let me in out of this cold. rainy
weather for little chat? Many thanks
| knew Aunt Julia kind to the c0uS-
ins. I have medium brown hair (5obaedl
brown eyes. and my age is between fifteen
and eighteen. Tile first one guessing my
age ! viii send 4 photo Of myself 50 every
one write 70 me. What IS the matter with
the MiSsSsip niguS: Don't let the other
states get head of ms. Aunt Julia. # got
Will unlock the door for mo / will go sud
come again if am welcome. Everybody
write 10 me. y or niece AMI cousin.
Rulernle, Miss.
Hello. Cousiss: Nav lonesome hoy from
Panama join your coy C0ruevt J have not
reai lette- from the cousins in i long
time, but it IS because I have not seen The
Journal in nearly four months. for We
hardly ever get any papers from tie states.
7 guess thar You aye getting kind Of rest
less by now. wondering who and vt5t
am and what ! do I am from the old Pal
wetto state. I Joined the L. :. marines
shout fifteen months go ami was sent down
here from QGantjcn Va. with fifty other
/ fellows TO 10 guard Gu-v IT Coco solo. l.
( is 4 Submarine base and We have ouite q
nice time for Colon, Panama Is Cu!y five