Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-02

vision. You girls from Tennessee and the
two Carolinas come on with your interest
ing letters. They sure are fine. / will not
describe myself this time, as Grace John
son said not to. but am not a baby. Who
has my birthday, July IS? l was eighteen
years old. l am sending ten cents to be
have broken the rules, give this to Mr..
Wastebasket, please. I remain,
GEORGE w. CLARKE.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: If you will
admit US we thought we would drop in
just a few minutes this pleasant morning
to see what you are chatting about. AL
ready how interesting! We also think it
would be just grand to make up funds
enough ceducate an American child. l
am sure that ewould be doing a thing
worth while, and one that would be great
~ appreciated by the ideal child. We are
two little sisters from the Land of Flow
there's no life any sweeter than country
life. Our farm is situated between two
thriving little towns, Alachua and High
Springs. We go on picnics, fishing and
home we read good books, do some fancy
work AMI help mama keep house. Well,
Just think, cousins, our vacation soon will
be over and back to school again we will
go. /, Bessie Lee, will be a sophomore.
and I, Gladys, will be a freshman in high
school. We would like to hear from some
sixteen years. Inclosed. auntie, is our bit
for the fund. With love and best wishes
your nicces and cousins,
BESSIE LEE AND GLADYS JEFFORDS,
Alachua, Fla.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: have been
reading the letters and l thought l would
write. / am thirteen years old and in the
seventh grade, but will be fourteen the 10th
of December. Who has my birthday? How
many of you cousins have been ON a camp
ing trip this summer? l am going Wednes-
day morning. / wish you all were going
with me-. ] guess | have written enough.
If any of you cousins want to get an an
swer, let your cards and letters fly to
SELMA HODGES.
Washington, N. c., Route 8.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
let stranger from old Mississippi join your
farm, and like farm life, I have inst got
back from Mississippi A. and NJ. college. 1
went to attend a short course in junior farm
mechanics. Mississippi boys, you surely
missed something by not going We boys
had grand time. believe me: I am going
TO school now. We are having a summer
school. 1t will close next Friday. 1 win
I have black hair, brown eyes and fair
complexion. My age is between sixteen and
nineteen. If any of You cousins care to
correspond with a Mississippi boy, let your
HAYDEN HENSON.
ycssburg, Miss, r. r. D. Q.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: This is our
fourth attempt to join your happy circle, and
we sincerely hope this attempt VIII not De
in vain. How are you, Aunt Julia? Hope
You end the cousins are just fine. Well,
we will describe ourselves and go, as our let
tor is getting long: We are sisters, and l,
Annye, have red curly hair, light complex
ion, blue eyes, weigh sixty-two pounds and
am ten years old, 1, Louyse, have black
hair, fair complexion. blue eyes. weigh 10S
pounds and am fourteen years old. We live
nn farm rnd go to Draresville High school.
We like farm life fine. I, Inuvse, Ike to
read crochet and tat. A, Annye. like to
nlay witt our hg dog, Wear overalls and
pull papa's wateunelons. We have ham
mock and a swing GRO, believe me. we have
some times in them, too. Must close, with
love and hest wishes to Aunt Julia and the
cousins.
LOUISE SMITH.
ANNYE SMITH.
P. Sind incIosed Zoe for baby from An
nyo and some cr0chcted lace from Igouvse.