Letter, to P.E. Snoddy, from Lelia B. Grace, 1927

148 Black Mountain, N.C.

Jan 28, 1927

Dear Cous

In your letter rec'v a few days ago was more than glad to hear from you and that you enjoyed the little time that you were with me.  I sure did enjoy having you.  Come any time when you have a chance.  Hope Uncle Alford is still feeling better.  My  mother and family are all well.  We are having a lot of sickness and death here.  And a plenty of snow and rain.  The Singing Convention is at South Asle Sunday.  Manual Stagge were here this morning, had a nice little visit with me.  I am glad you got some of the apples that I sent.

Well I think I have said everything for this time.  Write me when you can.

Lovingly,
Your cousin--
Lila B. Grace

Addressed:
Mr. P.E. Snoddy
R 3 Box 108
Spartansburg, S.C.

Postmarked:
Black Mountain, N.C.
Jan 28, 1927
7 PM

Letter, from Tessie Gilliard, 1927

Taylors, S.C.
July 20, 1927

Dear Rene. . . . .

Just a few linds this after noon to let you know that I recivied my flow cuttins an was mo then glad to get them.  They was just fine al but thos roses they was dried up so I coulden tell what kind they was but my cuttins wa all ok.  My dear i recivied them last week it was on the 8 of July.  So I thank you very much for them.  I wood like for you to come an look over mine mabe you can see some thang that you wood like.

I will write more nex time.

From yours frind

Tessie Gilliard
(maybe Jessie Gilliard?)

(no envelope, letter only)