The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-04-27

enth grade. have one sister and four
little brothers. My sister and two of
my brothers go to school. Our school
will close in May Cousins, let us all
! send memory gem. 7 send one which,
if we take for our motto, ] think we
will be happy:
BE master of the clouds,
Let them not master thee;
Compel the sunshine to thy soul
However rough the sea-
! We cannot expect to see the bright
| side. If We close our eyes we cannot
see the light Love and good wishes to
| Aunt Susie and the cousins.
F., F. S.-Tf some OF The cousins will send
me few fine chrysanthemum sprouts |
| will send a nice roll of either calico,
wooden or Teazle down scraps.
Nellie Lavender. Stobo Ga-Dear Jun
| ior: ! stood my examination at the close
of the school term, passing in all. | took
| music last year; mamma says am learn
ing to play very nicely. We had basket
supper at the close of last term to get
| money TO buy heaters for the girls hail.
| The professor is having a hall built for
| the poor and orphan girls When ii is
finished it will be free for them. I will
explain the basket supper. The girls
made nice baskets of paSteboar1 in fancy
shapes scme covered in tissue paper. silk
! and cambria, ribbon and flowers, any
| thing they liked best The baskets were
! carried in so the boys could not see whose
they were The professor auctioned them
! off and the boys Were not to know whose
! basket he was getting until he saw her
card in the basket he bought. And after
| they were all sold the girls took supper
| with the boy that bought her basket.
| Some of the baskets brought S2.26. All
sold well Aunt Susie, don't YOU think
our plan a good one to raise money for
charitable work? Isn't it nice of Aunt
! Susie to let MS have our picture in The
Junior column? As this is my first at
! tempt TO write TO any paper | am afraid
my letter is growing long.
| q think your basket plan very good
one, and you have described ii nicely
| Send your photo; your letter puts you on
| the honor list)
Stella and Halle l.. Austin. B0ughton.
! La--Dear Junior: We live ont in the
country and it is very pretty now. ev-
! erything is green and all the flowers are
! in bloom. The farmers raise corn, cot
| ton. oats. potatoes and a good many veg
! etables are raised here. our papa takes
The Constitution and has been taking
it for several years don't believe we
! could do without it. We can cook. clean
I up TIL" house. milk little and can DO
! lots of other things that would take too
| much time to name. We so to
school and dearly love to go Cousins.
We think Aunt Susie is Kind to take
I such interest in our letters, don't you?
| II we see this in print will write again
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! miles from the thriving lttse town 81
/ DanViile. As this is my first attempt
/ viii mot talk. u subject like to read
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/ man and Grover G. GrlfilS, had pet'1r
/ come again their letters were certainly
/ fine
Look out girls. the boys are about to get
come with it's merry birds and beautiful
! flowers. The little birds seems to be NY
ing TO eheer up cNerNpooE! ana , II "
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! mass away Lei nc an try TO he cheerful
ana in the place of frowns, let us scatter
smiles. for they cheer like the beautiful
! rain that fans on the whitening movers.
ana makes th"m pIoonh S"ctlN ~ ,,...
- - - .,oii ,bo,, iiobtnn tho h,,r
1ens Of others and cheer M the young
and the Old smile on the poor and needy,
! emember the weak and oppressed. and
! comfort The sad and distressed. If we
would all scatter smiles and not so many
! frOWns We would he cheerful like the lit
tie birds for we never know where they
fall.
kanie cox. Loneoak. Na.-Dear Junior:
/ Here comes = NireiniaD to ioin voar