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SUNDAY AFTERNOON'
Silling here in my garden chair
Among (lowers, under the shade
ol a tree,
There comes to me the thoughts
of a friend,
A friend, I wouJo like to see.
The peacefulness of a Sabbath
day
Is round and about me here.
.And thoughts of peace and the
love of God.
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Come, and I would keep them
near.
For among Cod's greatest treas
ures Our friends to gladden our way.
The way, many times would wea
ry be
But for the friends ue see each
day.
There are those like ships pass
ing at night
There are those we know stand
ready
To help and companion our way
along
And keep life worthwhile and
steady.
God grant, that I may never do
That which will hurt a friend
And keep me true and ever ready
To be a friend to the end.
And if in my weakness I fail
To be true to my inner life.
May 1 have the grace and will
to say
"I'm sorry," and make it right.
T.H.M.
IN KENTUCKY, FAR AWAY
The dewy shades of eve'ing crept,
As I went to tell my Mom good
bye;
Apple blossoms slept,
A lull moon was in the sky.
She trembled when I told her,
And she begged of me to stay;
But I left her broken hearted
In the village, far away.
On the last hill-top I lingered,
With misted eyes I could see;
That lonely little village.
That would e'ere be dear to me.
There was hope in my heart,
There were tears in mv eves;
But I turned my head West-ward
Where Oregon State lies.
The years have been going slower.
Yet the yearning ne'er did de
part;
In my dreams I'm wandering o'er
The hills that are near my heart.
It seems, no pain is half so bitter.
As the tears when you must de
part;
As the woeful moments at leaving
When forever, you must depart.
CJH
WHAT IS IN A NAME?
As we wander down life's trail.
Have vou a pood namp?
Did you besmirtch yours and fail
To protect it from shame?
When you married that lovely
maid
And you gave to her your name;
Did she wear it, yes, proudly,
Or did she hang her head in
shame?
When your son enters life's Slory,
And he seeks the halls of fame;
Will he rise to the heights, of
glory
With a stigma on his name?
A Good Name is a priceless Heri
tage, More worthy than all gold;
Guard it ever so carefully
The rich the youth the old.
Eminent is your reputation.
When your honor is at stake;
The narrow pathway to Glory
Is the one you should take.
When life's stormv davs are end
ed. Leaving lillle fortune and less
fame :
Will you leave the loved ones be
hind An unblemished name?
CJH
I LOVE ALL LITTLE GIRLS
I love all the little girls,
1 think that they are just fine;
With red, or brown, or golden
curls
They tug at this heart of mine.
Notluns is so sweet on Earth,
And this for sure 1 kno ;
Any little girl is worth
More than the gold below.
Eyes of brown, or eves of blue,
Stubby nose, or freckled face;
The sweetest blossoms ever grew
In any town, or any place.
Angels from the heavens came,
To bless our little home;
Brought us a baby gidl.
A little (juecn, upon a Throne.
There are many lovely things.
Sweet violets and skys of blue;
A little girl ollen springs
A rose bud in the early dew.
Many joys come lo man.
And I listened to an Ansel's call;
No joy can there ever be than
A Little Girl is best o! a'J.
CJH