HOW TO SPEND MH DAYS
fc f fci U:e Year 1913Better than I Did
*0? in 1912.
How many of us children have
o mnmont tn think nf this
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important subject? I haven't thought
of writing at all until I began to
think of what an important subject
\ we have.
? Now children, let us come together
forming an endless chain of little
links. Resolve to have a purpose
ind live up to it. Let us make eveeffort
possible to brighten the
^ y 1913. Don't think or say with<urselves
that we haven't the
fe or that we are not in position
tactive, for each girl and boy
grand chance, no matter where
or where his or her situation
be. If we only cultivate will
. r within us. Think of the many
things that count in making
our own life and also lives of
individual with whom we chance
leet happy.
shall arise each morning with a
irt full of love and a smile for
Aafid every one, singing some
veet little son." that may be cheerng
to one and all. With a happy
smile, I can cause so many other
smiles and keep them growing by
*! cultivation. My little work and
household duties which sometimes
seem a burden to me will soon be a
source of Dleasure and gladness to
know that I am of some importance.
I shall strive to fill my place.no matter
what or where I may be. I will
be sure I am doing my duty regardJess
of any obstacle which should
arise up before ftie. I say let us
have a purpose in life and live up to
it. for without it we would be a mere
trifle. Just think how many little
things we may find to do each day
at home. We car. be cheerful and
helpful striving to be a help instead
of a trouble. At school we can help
to attend to the smaller children's
wants and if one should be sick see
that he or she gets attention. If any
disturbance should occur, which
sometimes does, especially among
the little boys, see that they come
together and make friends, getung
each party to acknowledge their
faults to the other. When we attend
to each little thing that we may
find to the best of our knowledge at
the close of the day we can kneel so
joyfully to thank the Heavenly Father
for strengthening us so wonderfully
in oar weakness, with nothing
to keep us from feeling free and
happy. Let us strive to be more
helpful than ever before.
I am a little girl thirteen years
and six months of age in the eighth
grade of Union High School. Wish
ing our little band of writers mucn
success in their good work during
the proceeding year, 1913.
Winnie McLaulin,
Rome, S C.
I am going to make the year of
1913 better than the year of 1912.
First, 1 am going to improve in my
school work. Study my leases,obey
my teacher, speak kind to my teacher
and be kind and true tr y schoolmates.
In society I wf1" ty to write
my debate the best qjp' id make
my side win. At cf f jement I
will learn my part V ^ ak it distinctly.
I will not t???\ jfchool nor
disturb my teacher. I vlll not disobey
any of the school rules, so that
my teacher will not have1 a right to
keep me in. I will try not to be late
in the mornings nor be absent from
school unless I am sick.
Second, I will trv to kef jp my house
better in 1913 than 1 did fa 1912. I
will do what my parents ten me 10
do and not grumble about it. I will
f try to be more careful wi*'\ my things
and when I get throv th them I
will put them awav learn to
help around my it I will
know more w'
I will * nday
and
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else. If a lady was out shopping and
had a big armful of bundles and
were to drop them, ought I to stand
off and watch her pick them up, or
: ought I run and pick them up for
her? Why, of course,I should gathj
er them up for her. If I should go
to a friend's to spend a day or night
if they don't have exactly what I
want to eat, I ought to eat what
thev have and sav nothing about it.
There are many ways that we could
I best spend the days of 1913 and I
hope that everybody ^'ill spend the
! days of not only next year, but all the
years in the future as best they can.
I am a boy of the sixth grade.
Yours truly,
Luther Aull.
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On new year's day we all should
make a new and good resolution. We
should not only make it but should
keep it also and try to have everything
marked with brightness, cheerfulness
and happiness, also with kindness
and truth.
We should do our duty to our parents,
teacher and friends. First of
all,to God each day in the year. We
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we will only try, for I am sure you
can do something kind and good to
help those that are in need and trouble,
For a friend in need is a friend
indeed. On school days we should
go to school and learn our lessons,
but don't go just for the fun of going.
Try to get the benefit of our
time,for if we waste it some day we
will wish we had not wasted so many
useful days. On Sunday we should
go to Sunday-school and preaching.
After services we should take a good
rest and then read some of God's holy
words. We should try not to
lose a day, for when lost you can
never recall it. Do your very best
ever}' day and do a good and kindly
rlopH Rp true to God and vour na
tive land. A life like this, I think, |
would be much happier than the one ,
some of us lead. Delle Sexton, j
Sixth Grade, Kingstree, S C. J
Hurrah, for the year 1913. I am
a boy of the third grade in Kingstree
Graded and High school. Each
day must be put to good use. January's
31 days and nearly all of February's
have been spent fairly good.
Average and behavior at school.
Home duties must come first of each
4,1? l?~ /low cn\7DQ
01 uie impfiiesi ow uojo uuu
to us. Up early, bathe, dress, feed
horse, fill water pail for breakfast,
then off to school. Home again, lessons
to learn, woodjboxes to fill and,
as boys will do, get into mischief and
get all out of these days I can. Then
comes vacation, not a day is lost,for
boys that will, can always find work
as well as play and no one should
idle the six days God gives us to
work and the seventh to rest and
serve him. Levin Nelson.
Get up early, make yourself look
fresh and bright, and be nice to everyone.
I get up as soon as I hear
anyone up, dress and go to the living
room, straighten tne magazines,
books and papers that are left the
night before, sweep and dust till
breakfast time If anything is needed
I get up and get it and don't wait
to be told. After breakfast I help
to fix the school lunch for 1?>^ of us.
At school I try to have good lessons
and please my teacher. After school
when I am not kept with my mtisic
I go home and do lots of things to
help till supper is over, then I study
lessons for the next day and read till
bed time. I love Sunday-schopl and
love to go. 1 try eacn year 10 pass
to the next grade in my studies and
hope some day to go to Winthrop
College. I am in the fifth grade of
Cedar Swamp Graded school.
George Rembert.
Sunday I am going to preaching
and Sunday-school. I shall study
my lesson and try to keep its teachings.
I want to be up early the next
five days, help my mother and get
my lessons as near perfect as possible
and not get a single demerit. I
tirorif tn h<? vorv kind to mv brothers
and father. 1 want to help all sick
people I can. Saturday I want to
clean up my room good and help
mother do all the odd things, so as
not to have so much to do on Sunday.
I am going to try and read a
little in my Bible every day.
Carrie Moseley.
Salters Depot, S C.
\s this is 1913 I am going to try
live a better life than I ever lived
fore if it is the good Lord's will,
1 I know it is His will always for
o d<* ^nd I am going to try
as near as I can with
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am going iu ?s?v mui
i I know He will if I
0 to Sunday-school and
1 Rb^rt Him. I like to
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