Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-27

Dear Aunt Julia: Here comes enc of your
old cousins l wonder how many of the cous-
ms remember me. l wrote n letter to your
letter box about three years ago, and re
ceived many interesting letters from the
cousins. Since writing you last I am in a
training school for nurses. Will finish my
course July, 1920. l like my work real well.
l am not very far from home and get to see
some one from home real often. VIII let
the cousins guess my age, between twenty
and thirty. Would be glad to hear from
some of the cousins. viii answer all let
tiers and cards received. !nclosed you will
find 10 cents for Yvonne. With best wishes
for prosperous new year to all. ! am your
cousin MYRTLE LEAGUE.
Julia Irby Sanitarium, Laurens, s. c.
Dear Aunt Julia: l would like to have
permission to join your happy band of girls
and boys I read the cousins letters YER
often. I'm sure glad the little folks have
a corner in the paper, for their chatter is
fine. Well, l will not tell you cousins my
between ten and fifteen years old have
light hair fair complexion, blue eyes, feet
and 6 inches tall, weigh eighty-five pounds
l live in the country about five miles from
town. 1 like country life fine. l would
like to correspond with some of the cousins
Will answer all letters received. Well, as
this is my first attempt, | will close Your
new cousin, CLIFFORD WALLER.
Harrison, Ca, R. A., Box 81.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: please let
me sit by some of you a few minutes, How
did you all enjoy Christmas? 1 had fine
time. 1 hope all the rest of you did Come,
go to school with me-. We will have fine
time. My deskmate is Dola Mae Houston.
Believe me, we have a fine time. / am In
the seventh grade. l hope to soon finish,
for l think everyone should finish school.
My teachers name is Mrs. Addie Powell.
like her fine. | would like to hear from
some of you I'll answer all receive.
MYRTLE LEWIS.
Colquitt, Ca, r. F. D. No. 1.
Dear Aunt Julia: Knock! knock! Here l
come in for little chat with Aunt Julia
you all enjoy Christmas? Fine, hope. ]
is Mrs. Addie Powell. Some of you may
know her. / am in the sixth and seventh
everybody should finish school. am tax
ing music now and l sure do enjoy It,.
crochet and tat for my pastime, and enjoy
it very much. Now, Mr.: W. b. please don't
gobble my letter up. l will leave my age
for you to guess; it is between twelve and
D0LAMAE HOUSTON.
Colquitt Ca, Route 1.
Hello Cousins: What are you all doing
tonight? 1t is raining here and have the
blues just a wee bit, but that is because It
is so rainy and dismal. How many are 60
ing to school? I think it so nice to go to
school and strive for an education. l was
promoted to the eighth grade this year. l
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just two words I'm interested in, they are
''nauta' and "amo," some of you sailors
may know them at first sight. 1 am unlike
most all other cousins do not prefer de-
scriptions although my age is between f1r-
teen and nineteen. Some or you cousins
visit me this summer. live very near two
beautiful springs that are very nice for all
kinds of sports. 1 would like very much for
some girl friend to come and bring their
ood-looking buds along. I had better
make my letter short; all you cousins write
me. I do so much enjoy corresponding es-
been to France and had such great expert
ences. Just let your letters and cards fly to
| BERNICE JONES.
Dublin, Ca, Route g.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
J Omit Florida girl into your happy circle
''ousins, don't you love Aunt Julia? Well,
rs it is a rule I must describe myself,
feet inches low, weigh lis pounds, dark,
curly hair, blue eyes, fair complexion. ]
1 must go and If see this in print, l will
! come again, so you cousins let the letters
! fly to FLANRA b. OWENS.
P. Sind 10 cents for the baby.
/ Hello, Aunt Julia and Cousins: May !
rome in for a chat this morning? WonueE
| what you are all doing? I am helping cut
! wood, don't you all think that Is a fine job
for little boys like mef I will describe my
pounds, have fair complexion blue eyes and
am eight years old. l live on the farm and
sure do love to help with all Of the work.
Will bid you all good morning. With love
| to Aunt Julia and cousins.
| P. S.-1ncfosed find cents for baby.