The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-09
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, Monday in November [ want to review
up in my studies so | can pass my exam
nation. How many OF you like to 80 to
school? | do for one I think all little
girls like to go. We have n very nice
Sunday school. ! go every Sunday unless
it is raining so | cannot so. / have Two
sisters and one brother | am taking
music and am very fond Of it. | hope 10
be teacher OF music some day. / viii
close with lots of love to Aunt Susie and
the cousins.
Bessie May Wick, Victoria AIiss.--Dear
Juniors: / will not take a subject, as this
Is my first attempt. MY pets are cat,
a hen and four dolls. | milk two cows,
dry dishes, sweep floors and make up
beds. / pick cotton nearly every day.
The highest | have picked in q day was
l22 pounds. l live 21@ miles north OF
Victoria. Our school will open about
the LIST Of November. l will be glad when
it opens. l study history Of the United
States, grammar, geography, mental and
practical arithmetic. physiology and spell
ing. ! will close with much love for
Aunt Susie and the cousins.
Ruby Ferguson. Abbeville, S. C.-Dear
Junior: This is my first attempt to write
to tho Junior department. | will have no
subject. | am a little girl 10 years Of
age. ] live in the country miles west
OF Abbeville, a thriving town OF 1000 in
habitants. 1 like to read the Junior let
ters very much, / read 50 many nice
letters from little girls in different states.
How many of the cousins like to go to
school? l do for one. live mile from
our school house ! have two pets; one
is little calf: the other one IS beautiful
china doll 1t was my mothers doll when
she was a little girl. love it very much
have a dear uncle living in Atlanta |
hope he will see my letter If it does not
get in the waste basket.
Dewitt Hall, Mitchell, La.-Dear Jun
Tor: ! have been silent admirer of this
page. but at last thought l would step
in and take a seat with you all a few
minutes. As others are describing their
homes, | Will try to describe mine.
live about miles from the thriving little
town of Sodus, about 2 miles from Mitch
ell. / live on a dry clay hill on the pub
lie road Will some Of the cousins send
me the song Of IN the Baggage Coach
Ahead" and RED, White and Blue" the
first words are Flag of our country
brave" / close with riddle: There are
two men living here who are brothers.
and still they are not brothers. Much
love to Aunt Susie and the cousins. and
a bunch of flowers for Aunt Susie.
(Many thanksD
Lula Horne, Lindsey. Ala.-Dear Jun
for: I win take for my subject Com
pany." though / know I can't give 1t
iuc+i~n W.. had 1,s+far no a lowe Tim in
bad company, for when unrestaned we
are prone to choose and associate with
those whose manners and disposition are
agreeable and congenal with ours. SO
when we see persons frequcnting any
company We are disposed to believe that
such company is congenial with their feel
ings, not in regard to their intellectual
capacities and accomplishments, bat also
their moral dispositions and particular
manners in life Good company not only
j lprovcs our manners but our minds
for Intelligent associates win become q
source Of enjoyment. If they be pious
they will improve our morals; If they DC
polite they will improve out manners; II
they be learned they will add to know-
edge and correct our errors On the other
/ hand, il they be ignorant and vulgar
their Impress viii most surely he on our
minds. IT therefore is q matter o. no
trivial concern to select and associate
with proper company. We should always
seek the company Of those who are known
to possess superior merit. GOOD com
pany is mat which is composed of intel.
hgent and wen bred persons. Correspond
ence solicited. Age Is
Ruth King. Darlington, S. c. Dear
Junior. This is my first ume 80 write