Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-15

Dear Aunt Julia Will you admit another
north Georgia boy into your happy band of
boys and girls? l am a soldier just back
from France and I am a bit lonesome and
l know you can get some pretty girls to
write to me. Say, what do you cousins dc
for pastime? l go hunting on the noun
tains and to church and Sunday school on
Sunday. AS this is my first time l will de-
scribe myself. Now You cousins stop laugh
ing, so here goes: Dark brown hair, blue
eyes, feet 10 inches low, weigh $50 pounds.
I will leave it for you to guess. You cous-
ms let your letters fly. I will try to an
JOHN NJ. RAVAN.
Cleveland, Ca, Route 4,
P. Sind Enclosed ten cents for the
baby.
Tap! Tap! Tap! Dare hope heard
the dear old Journal coming three times a
week? I am delighted. Cousins, what are
you all doing? l have just about got well
time" Well, we have enjoyed about a
week of lovely, clear, cold weather. This
kind of weather makes me want to get out
and dig among my flowers. Believe me,
they hurt me. I was so sorry to hear Aunt
Julia had the ''flu." The school here had
to stop on account of it, Cousins, how
are YOU getting on with your flower gar
dens? Write and tell us about it. There
is no use to always buy roses if you can
many beautiful roses. / have beautiful
hardy phlox, white and pink. How many
like to have strawberries? do. they, come
in so early when there is nothing else to
make pies. With love to Aunt Julia and
the cousins. BERNICE BEATTY.
Toccoa, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia. Here comes two blue
eyed Georgia girls asking for admittance
into your happy band. Was so sorry to hear
Aunt Julia had the "flu, - but hope she will
hn nnjn oil ho a
been going to school, but our school has
closed on account Of the FLU" Say, cous-
ms, will some of you please send me the
song, "In the Cottage by the Sea-" We
not describe ourselves as we have visited
the letter box before. Aunt Julia, please
print this if you think it is worthy. Low
ingly your niece and cousins,
ANNIE BELLE MORRISON.
c.,,ou and EFFIE HALL
P. S.-We would like to hear from some
of the cousins and also our old correspond
ents, If they are not all married.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please ad-
NIT two little South Carolina girls into
your happy band of boys and girls. We go
to school every day. Alberta Bagley is in
the sixth grade; Edna Nunnery is in the
fifth grade. AS the rule is we will de-
scribe ourselves. Alberta is thirteen years
Of age, black hair and brown eyes and fair
complexion. Edna has black hair and brown
eyes, fair complexion and am eleven years
of age. AS we hear Mr.. W. B. coming, will
have to close. Will write more next time
If we see this in print. From your new
Cousins ALBERTA BAGLEY.
and EDNA NUNNERY.
Edgemoor, s. c., Route 2.
Dear Cousins: wrote once before, a great
while ago. Mr.. Wastebasket did not get It,
l got a great many answers. wrote to
about five people whom had never seen.
1t is great fun to write to people all over
the United States. If you don't believe it,
forgotten how I look, so will tell you
again il you will listen: have blue eyes
brown hair and am feet inches high.
will leave my age for you to guess; it is be
tween 10 and Is. / have two brothers and
one sister. 1 take The Journal and like II
very much. Georgia folks. come on, let ut
beat the other states. Well, If that out
come again. think it would be a good
plan for The Journal not to have waste
basket. Who agrees? Il mean while they
are reading our letters)
Your cousin,
SARA BoYCE DAVIS.
Coyington, Ca, Route Z.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here come:
q South Carolina cousin to Join your happy
band. As 1T is rule to describe yourself
I viii do so. SO here goes: I have dark hail
and blue eyes, fair complexion, am about
five feet tall and twelve years old. Who
has my NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20? I vii
close, so let the letters and cards fly to
ETHEL HARRINGTON.
Mullins, s. g.. Route I.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins wonde
what you all are doing this cold, rain,
morning. Sitting by the fire, guess. W.
sure are having some cold weather. Cousins