The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-24
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"Graymont School, Birmingham, Ala,
 September 22, 1921. Dear Aunt Ann: At ? o'clock when I get out of school George will go home with me and we expect to do our lessons together and then we will play ball with the other children. Then we will read books and papers. Father takes The Age-Herad and l am very anxious to see my leetter put In, but If everybody had their letters in 1t would take up tho whole paper. Yours truly
 LEONARD W. THOMAS" (Parent: W. A. Thomas),
 Birmin gham. September 22, 1921 Dear Aunt Ann: I am goini to tell you what I would like to do Friday afternoon.
 Friday after I gel out Of school want to go to- some lake with some of my girl friends. We would take our dinners and stay until about o'clock. While we were there we could go in wading or swim ming. We would all like to play basketball There are lot of other nice games we would play. I will close for this time. Your friend,
 VIOLA RUSSELL"
 (Parent: l.. C. RusselD.
 Birmingham, September 22, 1921. Dear Aunt Ann: I would like very much on every Friday afternoon to have game of basketball And then when the game was over go home and get my lessons for Monday, so l would not have to get them Saturday or Sunday. Now when I had gotten all my lessons I would like to read some good books on connections to my geography and history. Yours truly, FRANCES SWEARENGEN." (Parent: MT. NJ. L. Swearengen). Birmingham, September 22 1921. Dear Aunt Ann: l would like to go to picture show and invite Miss Martin. my teacher, and some of my classmates to go with me.
 Saturday for lunch I would like to have ice tea and sandwiches. T am II years old. I go to Gray mont school. I am in the junior fifth grade. Daddy's name Is Mir J. G. Johnson. Your friend
 'LETTIE JOHNSON" "Graymont School. Birmingham, Ala,
 September g. 1921. Dear Aunt Ann: As I have nc studying to do Friday night would like to have some of my friends and Miss Martin. my teacher. to so to East Lake on picnic, and afterward have a spend-the-night party at my house.
 Saturday for lunch I would like to have chicken salad and sand wiches, potatoes. tea and cake and pineapple. Your friend. F MARY RUDIsILL. Grade V, sr., Graymont School.
 September 22, 1921. Dear Aunt Ann: Friday night l would like to have some of my friends come and have supper with me. Att erward we would go to the movies. Saturday for lunch I would like to have potato salad, lemonade and sandwiches.
 '1 so to Graymont school. I am in the fifth grade. My teachers name is Miss Martin. I like her very much Your friend,
 KATHERINE BLAIR" Birmingham, Ala, 1894 Aloise Ave.
 September 22. 1921. Dear Aunt Ann: I would like to go to a show Friday night and have
 
 For Saturdays lunch I would like some coney islands and kraut and bread and lemonade. would like q few sandwiches. Sincerely yours.
 LILLIAN BROCK" Daughter of Mrs. w. M. Brock).
 Graymont School.
 September e2, 1921. Dear Aunt Ann:
 The thing that I wouli like to dc best would be to go out to ,;nsley and so to the swimming pool and take long swim, and then come home and study for about an hour and then eat supper. Then 70 for about :s-mile ride in an sutomo. bile. Youys truly
 CHARLES A. SNAyEi.v. (Father: c. E. Snavsly.) Dear Aunt Ann:
 When Friday night comes like to have good time. because l have no lessons to set.
 When 1t Is q cold night in wintar II like to sit around the fire and DOT c,rn and tell storiess My brother and mother and the whole family sit around the fireside. Brother likes to tell ghost stories that are yer, frightful.
 Then we play games. One game like to play Is to start . story that you make up and then stop in { very interesting place and let the per-