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, to Perry Snoddy, from Fannie Collins, 1919

Box 709
Hendersonville, N.C.

Dear Nephew,

Your was gladly received and was very glad to here from you.  This leaves all well, hoping when this letter reach you it will find you likewise.  Sorry to here of your father being sick.  I am going down to visit Mr. Collins people and will stop when I come back.  Give all my love.  All the children send love.

I wish you would come and see me sometime.  I had began to think you had forgot your poor auntie.  Well I will close hoping to see you when I come down.

From your Auntie,
Fannie Collins

Addressed:
Mr. Perry Snoddy
Spartansburg, S.C.
Route No. #, Box (missing)

Postmarked:
Hendersonville, N.C.
Dec 22, 1919
12:30P