Rena E, Caldwell, Harrisburg, N. C.: lam very
fond of The Constitution. 1 go to Rocky River
church. The young people have a missionary
society in our church. They are going to support a
little girl in Mrs. Randolph’s school in India; her
name is Bessie Anderson. I were 11 years old
this month. I have a little calf; its name Is Fannio
Gordon, for a lady in Mississippi.
Kate Sanders, Adairsville, Ga.: I am a littla
orphan girl and live with my Uncle Tom and AunG
Maggie Tumor. I know you love little girls and
boys, and I wanted to write to you because you any
so good. Igo to school every day and am learning
very fast. My teacher has a pet kitten named
Annie, 1 play with it nt recess.
Bailie M. Txive, Webster, N. C.: I live two miles
out in the country with my grandma, who
years old. My mother died five years ago, leaving a
brother older and a sister younger than 1 am. Ohl
w hat a great loss—a home without, a rnothet. I
take great delight in reading the cousins and Aunt
Susie’s letters.
