I . . . entertainm<
■that *-.-<-r« given for my ;>l -tsure. I mid
my s;sters have some liuppy tirm-s around
l ie orga-i together, for w.- generally spend
our snare time there. Would 1 K<- to ex
change ballads wl Ii some of the cousins.
Samuel A. Gallimore, Seilaiia. Ky. Pear
Junior: I «njoy reading the letters \«-ry
much. Am glad you admitted that “Flor
ida School Alarm. ’’ with her glowing de
scription of St. tiigust.ne. our ancient city,
our l.ttle pta- e has a small dramatic dub
I I t. It you .It. Hit. '- ' .1 • .1 a • p'.—-!>t<-d
«|idle a good number ol comedies and dra
naiis, some riQuir.ng *u arly twoity ni'-tn
i. a- • ii. a .In la me. : . reg ;' a r and da- e'a--- -
I to- In-st ways and means to caitertaln an
awih-nev. 1 think there is nothaog more
elevating than to b.- able to take a pall
m .an ciitei tainn.ent of a good, moral kind
and to see the young aspirants for <lra-
Ki i o •.1 m -a- q l .. : ’ll-' i* • 1 WOUM
I. , | to have eorr- sp.aiden:*.
l-:t!i. | Huff. Allison.a. Va - tear Junior:
1 will tell you of a valley of death -a valley
.st.rpa slag in reality of horrors the tabled
r. on the upas tree, it is r<i»>rt«d to
I ave b- i n ill- on r« d iti the island of Java.
