The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07
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| bright blue eyes and light hair She is a
joy to our home. ] wish Aunt Susie could
see her. Her name is Ida Kate She was
| named for Mrs. Mckinley, President Nc
Einlevs wife / am so sorry for poor
uttle Neva Jones. Lizzie Mchume and
every other invalid. May God be ever
with them through their sufferings. If
thie escapes the waste basket ! Will be
encouraged to write again. ] would ike
| oorraenondence with some of the girls
! about nv age IL years. Much love TO
all
stella Blouse. Bolton, N. c.
| Dear Junior: How many OF the
cousins have ancestral relics ana
| what are they? I will tell you some rehcs
| vo have. We have our greatgrandfather 8
| Gaelic Bible which he brought to Amer
IL, before the Revolutionary war. also
his mariners compass, which is very
strange looking object jim comparison
IA the ones used today. We have great
| prandnother's teapot, 1t is light tan
color and decorated with beautiful red
roses and green leaves How ] wish
could see the twinkle Of grandma Agnes
! eve as she sat by her table IN me dear
old land of Scotland slipping her tea.
| saw Junior. / bet / can say something
1 of nv EraNOldt Utl iii'tA bht Nv - 49,
| Of YOU can. He was sea born. He was
horn on the Atlantic Ocean under the
| British flag.
| | shall feel very grateful to any Of the
| Juniors If they will be so kind as to
| give me the words Of THE Officers Fun
| eral'' If they will write me l will ex-
change any song that 1 have for It.
hope Aunt Susie and all the cousins
are enjoying the best OF health.
! Agnes Bridges. Kerr, n. c.
Dear Junior: feel I'm already
acquainted with all, through this
Interesting page. some of you certainly
write splendid letters. 1t is a great pleas
| ure to read them, especially when you are
! discussing some interesting subject. /
think we should all be very thankful for
| all the blessings we enjoy. We may
sometimes think we haven't any bless
/ ings but if so, we forget that the time
! we have on earth is all borrowed. And
| I think it is a great blessing that are
permitted to use as much of il as we do.
| We should be very careful how we spend
our time. While we are enjoying SO many
blessings we should think of the less
fortunate. and strive to cheer some
tainting heart along
How little it costs If we give it a
thought
TO make happy some hearts each day,
Just one kind word or tender smile
As we go on our daily way
How are YOU all enjoying the hot
weather? Where are you bachelor girls:
Won't YOU come again? l enjoyed your
letter splendidy. | hear the "Old Waste
basket saying, hurry up I'm waiting
for you. so adicu adeiu.
A
| p. dear Junior: I come Roo king for
an admittance to your happy band While
am not a fluent writer. by any means
I Vet | VIII try to write few lines on the
| subject of "Education.' Education is a
fact that should be conceded to by every
boy and girl Of our country. AS God has
! given us an intellect above ali other
beings We should show our appreciation
of the great gift by improving our minds;
! and getting a better knowledge of things,
50 that We might be a help in preserving
| Gods handiwOrk. and in lifting up and
pushing forward this beautiful world
which Iic has given MS to live in. We
should strive to accomplish such things
that when our work here on earth is done
VIC viii be contented with the fact that
we have played our paets we'll in the
worlds Announcements and that we have
Il promise of greater reward in the
beyond Let every ono of us recognize
The fact that education is the one and
(ne only way by which we can gain honor
and eminence in this world. and through
which we can hope to dwell in the land
beyond. In conclusion. ] win say that for
I as To succeed we'll we must have moral
I as we'll as an intellectual education. Let
us all seek an education"
CYou could have gone on the honor roll