The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-01


 lunch.
 After I had called my friends and had told them to meet me at the corner at $50 to go to the Ensley swimming pool I fixed my lunch. I called five, but one couldn't come, but I knew there would have to al- ways be one lacking.
 A When we got to the Ensley swim ming pool it was so crowded that all four of us got in one locker.
 When we got in the water felt like it was ice cold. We stayed in about an hour. and then got out and dressed. We then hunted place to eat our picnic lunch. When we finished eating we all were so full and the water was so cold that we didn't want to go in any more. We stood by the car line waiting for the car so long and we were so sun burned that when our mothers saw us they thought we were Indians. Your new writer,
 MARGARET JACKSON.
 Dear Aunt Ann: When the moon Is shining brightly I like to go out in front of our house and play hide and seek. We have lots of fun. You can hide anywhere in the dark so the one that Is IL can not llHu you
 THELMA BOYD.
 Fourth Grade A, Robinson School.
 Dear Aunt Ann--This is what l like to do on Friday night:
 l like to play tap on the back" I run and hide behind a tree and when I see the counter coming 1 keep going around the tree until l get to the side where the base is. Then I holler. home freel''
 CHARLOTTE ENSLEN. Robinson School. Fourth Grade A.
 Age 9.
 Elyton School Birmingham.
 September 29, 1921. Dear Aunt Ann:
 l am in the fifth grade. I am writing you to tell you what l am going to do tomorrow. After we come back from lunch we are going to have geography. I love geogra- phy because I can learn so many things about the world. Next we are going to have reading, writing and music.
 I would like to get out at noon and go to East Lake. am crazy about going in swimming. l could swim all day long. After I get out of the WaIeF dT1 BOlHE tO iioC pH thN whip, the Ferris wheel and merry go-round. I have finished the day, so l will close. Your friend,
 FRANCES GOUDELOCK.
 Grade Fifth A.
 Elyton School Birmingham. September 29, 1921. Dear Aunt Ann
 want to tell you that mother IS going to let me carry two girls to the Ensley pool Friday afternoon. All three of us are going to carry our bathings suits with us. I know we will have fine time. It is such a nice place for girls. don't know how to swim, but one of the girls is going to teach me- I have always been afraid of water I suspect they are going to have hard time with me. I hope nothing will happen so we can't go. You know we are going to have grand time. Your unknown friend, LOUISE BURKE. Senior Fifth Grade. Elyton School, Birmingham, September 29, 1921 Dear Aunt Ann: | I wish to tell you what a spiendio time I am going to have Saturday. I am going to have a picnic at Lake Purdy. I have hired four boats ana there is a chaperone for each one ol hthem. Then the eats, for they're the chief part of the picnic. Well, we'll have fried chicken. roast potatoes chicken salad, potato salad, pimento sandwiches. peanut butter sand wiches, ice tea, stuffed eggs, lem onade, roast corn. sweet potatoes chocolate fudge, taffy, ice cream anu cake. l hope everyone gets enoush to eat, as there will be 70 cniiuren and eight grown people. Well, l hope everyone has a good tine Yours truly, fhANh po Senior Fifth Grade, age 1o' years