Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11
Letters From Our Little Ones

Of The Times Dispatch Childrcn's
club certainly Is splendid every sun
day. read the page every sun
day. Love Ia all the members of the
]. ID. G. c. ana our editor.
Written by EVELYN BoSIIER.
No. 922 North Twentieth Street.
Richmond. Va.
Indeed, Z do.
Dear Editor.--I hope YOU remcm-
Der me. went out West last year
to Illinois and have just come back
am sending drawing which / hope
To see In the paper next Sunday. |
certainly hope ii viii escape MIR.
WastcDasket."
lost my old. and new rules. too.
please. must close, rs this lett..
is getting a little too long. Am l
asking too much to have both my let
ter and drawing in?
With love for all tn. members,
Yours truly.
ANN JOHNSON.
Chula. T.. a.. Amelia County. Va.
Cnn'i Use jokes.
Dear Editor.-l am an old mem
ter, but don't often send In any
work, but incloscd you will find a
poem called school Days" GER
tainly hope it will escape tn" kind
regards Of Mr.. Wastcbaskct have
a suggestion u make. think II,
would hc a good idea not To put in
so many letters and have Il little
joke corner instead. To me think
IL would he a good idea.
Sincerely.
MARIAN HARRISON.
She Did Well.
Dear Editor,-I certainly do thank
you for my prize. although have
not received il. l certainly am glad
that Martha Blanton won. for
thought that her story. was fine. You
said that my story came out July g.
the country. Please send my prize
soon. as am very anxious to get
it. have worked hard for one.
Your member,
ELIZABETH MILTON.
1905 West Franklin street.
Nearly SrhooI-Time.
My Dearest Editor-I am sending
in a poem entitled THE Apple Tree =
hope YOU will publish il. although
IT is not very good Well. school
time is nearly here again. do not
know whether | am sorry or glad
Going To school this term viii be
sort of Il novelty. having TO go in
the afternoon instead Of the morning
| have never been In town to school
yet. but shall have Ia go next month
went TO the most pleasant little
school last term that ever attended
in allS my iifc-North side. There
were only about eighty five pupils
All being from the four northern sub
urbs OF chmnEd-Iiiehland Park.
Barton Heights. Rowland Park and
Ginter Park. certainly did enjoy
gong there because the teachers
were so lovely and helpful. and the
majority of the pupils were so nice
] hope we have another contest soon
although ! haven't Il thing to suggest
as the subject. Isn't this just perfect
weather we have been having lately-
J wouldn't have missed IL for any
thing. AffccttonatCIy yours
MARGARET ROWLES.
'ic GrrtninI, did.
Dear Editor,--l am sending in a
drawing and hope it will be printed
IN the. Sundays paper. I hope I will
get prize soon How lid YOU like
your vacation" The substitute Edi-
tor fixed the page up fine. Thank
YOU for printing my drawing and
letter in the paper. | VIII close, with
love To you and the substitute and
all tho members.
ANEHE BOSIIER
?22 North Twentieth Street. City.
sends story.
Dear Editor.--I was giad. ia have
You back with ua from your vaca-
'ion. am sending in IL story. "A
picture and rules. ! hope Mr. Waste
Basket don't get them. Love 10 YOU
and all the members
Your old member.
EVELYN BOStIER
922 North Twentieth Street. City.
We've Missed You.
Dear Editor.-i suppose you think
have forgotten the club, l haven't
written you for such long time.
but haven't. am sending I'm n
poem, which j hone To see i'm Drint