Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-03

Dear Aunt Julia I'D Cousins: Please move
over and make rom for north Georgia
girl in your happy band. 1 live on farm
near the river separating Murray and Whit
field counties. Ho wmany of you know
what river it is? I have fine times boat
riding in the summer. l certainly wish
some of you cousins could be with me-.
think it would be grand to help care for the
little American child Aunt Julia was telling
us of. How many of you like music? / am
fond of both vocal and instrumental.
will ring off for fear my letter is getting
rather long. Some of you girls and boys
write me. Your new cousin,
JUANlTA PERKINS.
Chatsworth, Ca, Route 2.
Hello Aunt Julia and cousins! 1 will ask
you to let me in again, after an absence of
almost q year. Well, cousins, spring is here
and happy little birds make this dear old
world sweet. I am lover of nature. The
beauties of spring drive the blues away in
a minute-Ha! ha! How about the girls
girls should help their mothers, and learn to
do all homework. 1t makes their mothers
glad to know their girls can and will help.
To please father is another thing all girls
like to do. Have everything nice and pleas
ant for him when he comes home. See if
he is not pleased. Nora Davidson, l have
your birthday-July 10. 1 will be sweet
sixteen. Annie Lou Harris, have you for
gOCten me! AS my leICer III growing lengthy
1 will close, hoping to hear from all the
cousins. All who write me will sure get an
answer U oRENE sTR1BL1NG.
Moore, s, c., Route 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here am
again. As heard that Mr.. W. B. was off
on visit and thought l would drop in.
What do you cousins do for pastime? Co
ing to school, guess. l am in the fourth
grade. How many of you cousins like flow
flowers
reading. 1 have read several good books
but my best one was Thelma, the Norwe-
gian Princess. Well, as it seems. to be the
rule to tell your pets, will tell mine.
have a little rabbit and little kitten, they
both are snow white. Come ahead, North
Carolina. or the other states will beat US.
had better ring off. Your niece and cousin,
EDNA WHITESIDES.
Gastonia, N. c., Route l.
P. S.-Inclose &c for the little French or
phan.
Dear Aunt Julia and cousins: VIII you
admit a Georgia girl into your happy band
of boys and girls? live on a farm with
my grandma and I like it fine. ! read the
I guess you want to know how look. have
gray eyes, dark hair, fair complexion, am
5 feet 8 inches tall and soon be fifteen. +
want all Of you boys and girls to write to
mt 'U GEoRGiE MAE NOBLE.
Rochelle, Ca, Route 2
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit Georgia girl into your happy
band Of boys and girls? Well, cousins.
what do you all do for pastime? I go to
singings and play the organ and enjoy it
very much. 1 guess you COUSINS wonder
ing how look, so will describe myself.
Here l go: l have dark brown eyes and
hair and fair complexion, and 4 feet inch
es, weigh 100. l will leave my age for you
to guess which is between fifteen and eight
cen. / would like for some of You cousins
park near my home for boys and girls
pleasure. Well, as my letter is getting
long 1 will close. All you boys and girls
let your letters and cards ards fly go to u,,
Dublin Ca, Route 3. care W. N. Minds.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins How are
you this beautiful morning? Fine 1 hope.
Aren't we having lovely weather? The trees
are fast getting green here where 1 live,
in the 1owlands and on the creek. 1 live
somewhat near a river the Willis river; it
runs from the Willis. mountains We can
see them from our farm. They are real
lovely when the sun sets behind them.
Say, cousins, what are your choice flow
ers? Mine are roses, violets and lilacs.
1 wish some of you cousins would come
and visit me this summer. We would
have some time fishing and bathing and
camping out.
child we will for, aren't you cousins?
Did you have a good time Easter? 1 hope
you did. sure do enjoy the letter box.
Come again, Hamlenton H. Hopping. Your
time since 1 was here before, SO / will de-
scribe myself and go: Four feet II inches
tall, weight 105 pounds, brown hair, large
brown eyes, medium complexion. Now you
know I am a beauty Ha! ha! Age, be-
tween ten and forty. The one who guesses
my age please write and / will send my
pI Come on, cousins; let's help the new
baby all we can. 1 would like to hear
from some boys and girls of fourteen from
California and Florida.
With love to all and lots more to Aunt
Julia, then anyone else, by-by.
Your niece and cousin,
ADGIE M'BRIDE.
?, Guinea Mills Va Cumberland county
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit two lonely North Carolina girls into
yur happy band of boys and girls? AS we
are new cousins, we will describe ourselves:
black eyes, dark complexion. l, Lois, aged
twelve, red hair, dark eyes, fair complex
ion. We both are going to school and
are having a good tine. We both are in
ter Davis. We like him fine.
Aunt Julia, we think you are a grand
woman to think of keeping a little girl.
as a cup, all the kings horses can't pull
it up. Aunt Julia, please print this.
RUTH LEE.
LOIS LEE,
Marshville, N. c., R. F. D. 4.
P. S.-Would like to hear from some Of
you cousins.
Open the door, aunty, and let me come in.
l am a Georgia Cracker. l live on a farm,
and like it fine. What do you cousins do for
pastime? l help papa plow. l will describe
myself: Sandy hair, gray eyes, fair COM
plexion, weigh sixty-six pounds, and nine
years old. 1 have been going to school and
was in the fourth grade. Our school is out
and 1 will show you how to plow.
~ RUPERT GLADDEN..
Rebecca, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit two Georgia girls into your happy
band Of boys and girls? Well, we will de-
scribe ourselves: 1, Mildred, am feet
inches high, weigh 1876 pounds, age seven
teen years; gray eyes, light hair, light com
plexion. /, Eugenia, am feet, weigh 136,
pounds, age eighteen, gray eyes, light hair,
light complexion. Aunt Julia, we think you
did a great thing in adopting the French
orphan. If any of you cousins want to cor
respond with good-looking girls, let your let
MILDRED CARTER and EUGENIA BoLEs.
Surrency. Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I am a little
girl of eleven summers, coming to join your
happy band of boys and girls. What do
you cousins do for pastime? l play most of
the time with my little brother. There are
just five in the family, as my mother is
dead. 1 will describe myself and go before
Mr.. W. B. gets me, so here goes: Light
hair, black eyes, feet 8 inches tall. So
good-by, Aunt Julia and cousins. Write to
MYRTLE CAGLEY.
Wheat, Tenn, Route 2.
Hello, Aunte and Cousins: Here comes
an Alabama girl to chat with you all for a
minute. 1 am a new cousin, so if "Moun-
tain Bill'' will stop giggling, I'll describe
myself. Blue eyes, fair complexion. brown
hair, weight 120 pounds, feet inches
tall, and am sweet seventeen. How many
Of you cousins like to farm? I don't. But
that's my occupation. 1 like country life
very well, but like city life the best, for
five sisters, one married and one of my
sisters is an army nurse. We are proud
of her. Well, cousins, guess 1 had better
hush before Auntie gets the broom after
me. Cousins, if you all want to write to a