Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-09-09

couSliIbs i WILL Try TO answer all letters re-
ceiVed. Your new cousin,
M'RAE RICHARDSON.
Gholson, Miss, R. F. D. 1, Box 4.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins. viii you
admit Georgia girl into your circle of
been reader Of AUNT y Juos Iette
Box ever since it started7 for one So
you see am not new cousin. All Of you
| cousins who wish to correspond with a six
teen-year-old Georgia girl let your letters
fly. l will answer all received.
ATHIE WILSON.
Rebecca, Ca, Route g.
P. SWIM stay longer next time.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: May I
come in and chat with you all just a wee
bitz 1 guess your flowers and gardens are
looking fine by this time. Have any Of you
the Rose of Sharon? I bought three bulbs
last week but they are almost dead now.
Too bad! What do you cousins do for
amusement? read, go to the movie, and
sometimes to Noccalula Falls. Lawton Hall,
your letter was fine, come again and tell us
more about the navy, and let us havesanother
piece of poetry. I would like to hear from
some one living near Tampa or Arcadia,
Fla. We are thinking of going to Florida
this fall. Would be glad to hear from
cousins between twenty and thirty-my age?
Oh, well, I'm not quite an ''old maid" vet.
Rem ember, cousins, will be awfully dis
appointed If I don't get lots of letters.
Will close with love and best wishes. Your
niece and cousin,
MISS CLARA FREEMAN.
r. 2, Box 2, Alfalfa, Ala.
Wear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit an Alabama girl into your cozy
corner? I'll promise not to stay long.
have written once before, but 1t has been
so long / guess most of you cousins have
forgotten me. AS I see it is the rule for
the cousins to describe themselves I will
do likewise. Dark brown hair, blue eyes,
fair complexion. five feet and two inches
high, age sixteen. What do you cousins
do for pastime? I crochet, tat and play the
organ. Say, why don't you soldiers and
sailors write often? We enjoy reading your
letters. Come on, Alabama girls and boys,
with your letters; we are letting the other
states get ahead Of US. Listen! hear Mr..
w. B. coming, so 1 guess it is time I was
going. If any of you cousins wish to cor
respond with an Alabama girl, let your
cards and letters fly. With much love to
NIL. Lovingly,
Albertville, Ala, Route 2.
Hello Auntie and Cousins: I'm a new
! cousin coming into your happy band of
cousins. I live on a farm and like farm
life fine. How many of you cousins like to
| read? do for one. I guess you oil are
| wondering how I look, so here l go; don't
get scared: Light hair, blue eyes, fair com
| pIexion, five feet 1 inch low weigh 100
| pounds, age is. So you see am prettier
than you were expecting: Ha! ha! Lillian
! Moody, of Madisonville, R. 5, please write
| me, as we don't live far apart. Please
print this. a new cousin,
BEATRICE L. DAVIS.
| Coker Greek, Tenn.
| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
! admit country hoosier from Florida into
! your happy band of cousins? This is my
| first attempt to gain admittance and GER
| tainIy hope I will be admitted. As 1t is
| the custom to describe yourself. will, too.
So here goes: Blue eyes, medium complex
| ion, brown hair, five feet eight inches tall,
weight 1875 pounds and am sixteen years of
| age. I go to school and an in the ninth
grade How many of you like flowers and
music? I do for one, and I'm specially fond
| of music. This is my first time, so I'll
stop. I think it a great pleasure to receive
letters, so all write mel Enclosed find 5
cents for the French baby. Love and best
wishes to all. Your niece ana cousin,
MARY LOU SUTTON.
Ponce de Leon, Fla.