The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-29
JUNIOR CORRESPONDENCE.

"
nior: l enjoy reading the Juniors Page
very much. I am fourteen years of
age. / am not going To school now. but
school will start the LIST of November
My teachers name is Mr.. Darden. Ny
papa is a farmer. lie takes The ConsGtU-
riUn.
Nellie Yount. Claremont. y. C.-Dear
Junior. ! have no pets except doll and
"a eat named sam Brother Glenn hes a
little billy goat and wagon. The goat
can draw him any place. i 80 To school
and study four nice books. We are going
IL have chiidrer's day. We have been
practising for it. My teacher IS pastor.
Find one cent for the sick children.
While Holloway. Darden. Ala.-Dear
Junior: Here comes a little Alabama
hoy asking for admittance. l am eight
years old. ] like "a go 20 school very
much. Ally studies are arithmetic. geogra-
rhy. reading and spelling How many
~ the cousins like horseback riding? 1
slo for one. I have no pets. except a lit
tie brother three years old. His name is
Icon.
nl'sie Hardin. Calhoun. Ala.-Dcar Ju-
nior: Ny papa has been taking The Con-
stitution ter wears. I have been thinking
of writing .o the cousins a long slime. but
have never had courage enough tii now.
] ro to school and stuny six book. Miss
.
tgrs and 'hree brothers. My Oldest sister
j. married and mas a very sweet baby
boy / have a brother fifteen years oii
who is an operator. Ny papa superin-
sends thu mill and cinnery III this place
1 AIn nine years old.
Florence l.encher. Enterprise. Miss
Dear Junior: For some time 7 have
thought that 7 would contribute some
thing TO tEe Grady hospital list. that is
for ltr f-aaesr .a ffa-
. uaT inrlnse you - cents which earned
hy- ma King two little baby dresses and
selling ...cm. ! often wish that ] was there
to help minister To their comfort and also
te entertain them. 4 am very fond of
children. and I do not mind the trouble
Of waiting on and entertaining them. The
dear little tots are an very fond of me,
too.
Addie. Amos and Curtis Garfield. Yer
derry. :. Dear Junior: Please find in
closed - cents for the orphans. Amos
and ] go Ia school and Curtis stays ar
home with mamma and little Ruth And
uu the -iih Of September We made iH
cents picking cotton by noon. and In the
afternoon papa gave us cents each To
sweep IN" yards, So we made - cents. aad
papa gave us - ] am going un TEN years
old- Amos * seven and GURUS is five.
We have "a good school right near our
home. lt runs from the list of September
till about the LIST of june. and We hay
Minnie lllugh.
Hattie Calhoun. Dominick Ala-Dcar
Junior. VIII YOU admit one who feels in
tcrested ia the junior page and loves ih"
dear old Constitution To join your happy
baude / am country girl. live ten miles
from Greensboro. the county seat of tla.a
. county one at the richest OF The Black
Beii counties oI Alabama, AS Wei as one
a. the most progressive. J wonder how
rrraH .H n.. Peal
good books / for onc- ! have the pain
way Of Life" by i'r. Taimage. and think
il one OF the grandcSt books ] ever read.
n Is good Tor both The old ana young l
wish every boy and girl could read H.
Correspondents solicited, either sex, ago
. sixteen % twenty-five. CIhere was no D
cents in this letter.
Ruby Nell Riley. Morgan. Ga.-Dear Ju-
nior; I am little girl ten years old.
This is my first letter 10 Th- Constitu-
ton. Papa takes The Constitution and I
saw IN it that saturday September 29th,
was worsday for the little orphans at
Decatur. Vow 1 am an orphan AZ
mamma died the 2d 81 september. lN1.
and left me and one littlc brother. named
Addison Godfrey Riley. ice is now four
years old. We wanted "a do something
Tor On. orphans. 50 papa SAID that ne
would give me - cents 20 sweep the Yards
aul little brother d. cents 90 cut potato
vines for the pigs and that De would give
tion for YOU % give to the iittlc orphans.
Aunt Susie. please pat my name on the
list OF the Bird Lovers Society.
efattvc IRWIN Jones. Geeville, Miss
Dear Junior: II is with some degree Of
4 shyncss that ! com creeping into your
circle bat ii you win promise not TO
boo me of this time, ! will come with
F 4 ttttla more holiness next time. As
have read a great many % the letters I'm
F ih. Junior. discussing novel reading.
3 I won't tire the cousins by giving my
views upon the subject the
Z greater Part OF my time is
PASSED ia reading. / don't mean TO say.
F in reading "a novel. bat let me tell IL
riuht low. 9 don't mind reading novel
every once ia a while" am reading
Charles Dickens works now. 10 is raih-
f 81 hard for me To become much interest
. s,I in his writings. The time has come
e new for me To lav aside my book. snatch
up my bonnet and run 10 catch the golden
f brown nuts as they come tripping down
- I'm the little space left for them on
this beautiful green earth. It's hard for