The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-24
The Children's Letter Box

son next to you take it up and finish 1t. or let the next one finish 1t.
 Then we go to bed and dream of ghosts and good things to eat
 On Saturday I would like to have sandwiches, hot cocoa, baked apples and dried butter beans for luncheon. Yours truly, ELMA GIBSON.
 (Parent; c. H. Gibson.)
 Birmingham, September 22, 1921, Dear Aunt Ann:
 Friday night I would like to make ice cream and make ham sand- wiches, and tell fairy stories.
 Saturday for lunch I would like to have ice tea and lemonade, and some fruits and some watermelon Your friend, DIXIE MAE ADAMS.
 September 22, 1921. Dear Aunt Ann:
 I would like to go to church Fri day night to see the new preacher. suppose you think I am crazy to think of going to church on Friday night, but they have had church nearly every night this week. would like to have tomatoes, and pickles, and cheese sandwiches for lunch Sat urday. I would like to have some pork and beans, too Did you ever go to Graymont school? Sincerely yours.
 BARTHA BRYAN MERIWETHER,
 (Parent: c. NJ. Meriwether.)
 Birmingham, September 22, 1921. Dear Aunt Ann:
 would like to have party on Friday evening from 6 o'clock to g o'clock And would like to serve ice cream and cake. And for lunch Saturday I would like to have chick en with dressing and some potatoes. l go to Graymont school. l am in the senior fifth grade. My fathers name is Henry Weidenbach. Your friend, LENA WEIDENBACH.
 Birmingham, September 22, 1921 Dear Aunt Ann:
 would like to go to the movies and eat supper in town on Friday night. But Saturday for lunch would like some potato salad and fried potatoes and some sandwiches.
 go to Graymont school. l am in the fifth grade. Yours.
 ELIZABETH REYNOLDS.
 Graymont School.
 September 22, 1921. pear Aunt 3AHu.
 I would like to stay home Friday night and play games with my sis ters. Saturday noon for lunch want fried chicken, mashed pota- toes and bread.
 HAROLD SYLvERTER GASSMAN.
 Graymont School.
 September 22. 1921. Dear Aunt Ann:
 I am going to tell you where want to go Friday night. l want to go to East Lake and ride on the merry -go-round and go in the small pond;, then go on the whip and Queen Bess. I am going to tell you what l want for dinner Saturday. I want a chicken sandwich. a glass of lemon ade. boiled ham and pie, cake. egG custard and fruit. From MYRTLE WELDON. Graymont School. September 22, 1921. Dear Aunt Ann:
 would like to have a big campfire and roast marshmallows on Friday night. Saturday for lunch I would like sandwiches and cake and lemon ade or ice tea.
 ELIZABETH BLAIR. Parent: c. S Blair) Birmingham. Alabama, september 22, 1921. Dear Aunt Ann: would like to go on a hike and play deer and the dog" Saturday for lunch I would like to have some toasted marshmallows, ham sand wiches, coney islands cakes, egg sandwiches and hamburgers. Yours 1 truly.
 Parent; J. E. Davis.)
 A LITTLE BOY's IDEA OF A REAL MEAL i Graymont School. September 22, 1921. Dear Aunt Ann:
 Friday night I would love to stay home and rest. and play and so tc p.~ -bout o'clock and sleep till about '. o'clock.
 For lunch Saturday I should love | to have a dish of fried chicken. 2 dozen hot rolls, pint of sweet milk | N pound of steak. one glass of lee 1 tea and one dish of corn. For desert fee cream and cake. Your truly. GLOVER MOORE. Dear Aunt Ann: l As you have been so kind to have q page for the children in the paper I know they will enjoy 1t. 1 It was . cold Friday night In De. cember when my family and I were 1 sitting around the fireside, telling atnptAs auS nApnlVo poronru ala