Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-26

cousins, now are you enjoying yourself vi
your trip? Just fine / hope,
Guess of you cousins remember me
don't sou? l wrote to the letter box some
time ago and received lots of nice let
tiers, which 1 enjoyed very much. l will
not describe myself this time. Ny age is
between Is and 10. How many Of you cou-
sins enjoy reading? / sure do. I have read
lots of good books such as "Sibyps 1nflu-
ence," Passion Flower" and lots Of
others. I also do lots Of crochet work.
Would like to exchange patterns with some
of you cousins.
FELTON, Rice, come again. enjoyed your
letter. Guess I had better go before Mr..
W. B. comes in. Cousins, you all write
RUBYE RoB1rzsCH,
Wray, Ca, Route 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
let a Georgia girl join your happy band
of boys and girls? I have been reading
the letter box a long time and do en-
JOY it, as there Is always something In
teresting to read in it.
teachers name is Mr.. Williams. like
him find. I am like most of the cousins,
live on a farm, and like farm life fine.
will describe myself So here goes, black
curly hair, light brown eyes, fair COM
plexion and fifteen years old.
1 hear Mr.. Waste Basket coming again.
u
have got to go, will ring off. II any of
you cousins wish to write to a Georgia
VERA SMITH,
Chester, Ca, R. F. D. No. 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
comes another Alabama boy to join you
happy band of boys and girls. live on
the farm and like it very well. What do
you cousins do these days? L go hunt,
ing.
Say, boys, how many of you all like
to wash dishes? I don't COR one, but
mamma makes me help sister some
I look. look out Of my eyes, Of course.
Ha! ha! 1 have black hair, brown eyes,
medium complexion, feet inches high,
weigh 1870 pounds. 15 years old. Did any
of you all get scared? Come ON Alabama
boys and girls don't lei other stotes get
ahead of us. Hope to this in print as
it is my first time to write. Would like
to hear from some Of the good-looking
girls. Will answer all letters I receive.
Love to Aunt JULIA and cousins.
VERDE CREEL.
Empire, Ala. Route /. BOX %.
P: 5: Enclosed find five cents for the
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will
you let an Alabama girl in for while?
| am mammals dish-washer. What do you
cousins do these pretty days? 1 ltad.
homework. live on the farm. But don't
go to the field much, for 1 am the only
girl at home. I have one sister married.
How many like music? l do for one. We
have an organ but can't play much. Guess
you are wondering how I look. 1 have
dark hair, brown eyes, medil o. complexion,
am 5 feet 8 inches high weigh 40
pounds.
between fifteen and eighteen. Who has
my birthday, October %? I would like
to hear from you cousins. vii! answer
us 1t is my first time to write.
Come on Alabama boys and girls, don't
let other states get ahead. Love 10 Anntie
and Cousins.
"a LOUVRE CREEL.
Empire, Ala, Route 1. Box ..
P. 8. Five cents for the oaby. l.. c.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit another Alabama girl to join your
hap happy BAN, band of boys and girls? We take
cially the letter box. Wonder what all you
cousins are doing this morning! I am
housekeeping. so some of You girls may
to stay on my job. What do you all do
for pastime? I study my music. I will
not give any description of myself, only
say my age is between sixteen and nine
about how I look, write me, will answer
all mail received, so let your cards and
letters fly to your cousins.
NELLIE THOMPSON.
Notasulga, Ala, Route /.
Dear Aunt Julia: am as lonesome as
any sailor can be in sight of Long Beach,
Cal, and a few minutes ride from Los An
geles and Venice But there is one thing
which I enjoy more than all else, and that
is to receive letters from little women who
My home IS in Sioux Falls, s. OAK. not
very romantic locality, but we can't all
be from below the Mason and Dixon line.
My schoolmates have often told me, con-
fidentially. that have face which only
mother could tolerate (not love). So
what chance have / to get your sympathy
and cooperation in getting the young wom-
en- of nowadays interested in me. Never
theless I have survived twenty-five sum-
mers, and have succeeded in growing to the
height of five feet ten and one-half inches:
have bad disposition during the day and
get sleepy at night; outside of this am
Aunt Julia. again, and again for each let
ter 1 reveive from the south. Sincerely
yours,
o. s. s. Arkansas, San Pedro, Cal.
Dear Aunt JULIA and Cousins: Here comes
Il new cousin l wrote to the letter box
about two years ago, but l failed to see
my letter in print. But would be very
glad to see this in print, for I want to hear
from cousins from most all the states. Now
| will describe myself, so any who should
write can in their Imagination think what
am like. l am feet 1 inch tall and
weigh 11s pounds. I have blue eyes, me-
dunn complexion and dark brown hair and
will he fifteen years old the 25th of May.
Who has my birthday? 1 will close. Hoping
to this in print soon. If any of You
cousins wish to write to Georgia girl,
wv " - GLADYS HODGES.
Deepstep, Ga,
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii YOU
pilease give me a seat by John c. Laroche
for just few minutes? | will promise
not to stay long. If you all will promise
not to laugh | will describe myself, as 1t
seems to he the rule. Here goes: Gray
eyes, fair complexion. brown hair, feet 2