Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-27

weather is getting very cold now away up
here in the ''Old North State;" having Jack
Frost right much. Well, l guess most Of you
cousins are in school by now. Gee! I'm still
at work at the photo finishing business,
and, believe me, that is some JOB, too. You
get to make SO many funny pictures. Say,
Callie Hail. what has become of you? Oh,
we'll. Christmas will soon be here. Won't
we all be glad to see the holidays come
again? Well, as I described myself before,
! don't do so this time, but only tell you all
that my age is between eighteen and twen-
ty-six, and to the cousin who guesses my
exact date and age I'll promise to send
nice present, so let's all be guessing. Well,
must quit for this time, so all of you
cousins who wish to write me let your
letters fly, for they all will be appreciated
and I'll try ard answer all.
A sincere cousin,
MATT BLANCETT.
Peters Creek, Va, Route /, Box 80.
Dear Aunt Julia: Although we are Ala
bama girls, we are in Georgia, going to the
Martha Berry school, and would like very
much to correspond with some of the cousins
who read your page. We are cousins and
like Berry fine. Wilnurta has golden curls,
fair complexion, large brown eyes, feet
inches tall. /, Mildred, weigh 115 pounds,
have fair complexion, large brown eyes and
chestnut curls, am 5 feet inches tall, also
eighteen years of age. Won't some of you
cousins write to us, for we like to receive
letters. Sincerely,
MILDRED METCALF.
WILBURTA JONES.
Care Martha BERRY School for Girls
Mount Berry, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii you
please allow a space in your columns for
another South Carolina girl to enter tn? l
have been helping a friend do some fancy
work and am rather tired. Do any of the
cousins do fancy work? How do you like it?
I will bring this to a close by saying hope
this will escape the wnstebasket I would
like much to hear from any of the cousins.
IDA v. HUSBANDS.
Foreston, s. c.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: AS have
written to the letter box five times before
will write once more. I hope Mr.. Waste
basket will be gone when my letter reaches
there. My papa has been taking The Jour
nal long time and I sure do enjoy read
ing it, especially the letter box. Cousins,
don't you all think we have great auntie
to adopt the little French girl and now the
American child? I think it is SO nice for
us cousins to send in our nickels and dimes
for the orphans. When we can't miss the
little we sand and it helps them so much
Will describe myself, it seems to be the
rule. Now, cousins, don't run yet. 1 have
brown hair, medium complexion brown eyes,
height 5 feet inches low, weigh 105
pounds. age between 10 and II. 1 will
leave it for you all to guess. Now cousins
COME back from behind the doors. the fright
is over. I am looking for lots OF letters
and cards; will answer all 1 receive. Your
niece and cousin, -
Alamo, Ga, R. F. D. No A.
P. S-Here is my bit for the orphan
which is a dime.-A. E. Fl.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
come again asking to be admitted into your
happy corner of boys and girls. I have writ
ten once before and Aunt Julia was so kind
to me as to print it. 1 will try again. Hope
you all have not forgotten me. Say, what
are you cousins doing these days for pas
time? How many of you go kodaklngF l.
for one. 1 went visiting last week, up to
Lavonia. Ca, and we went from there out
to Toccoa Falls, and ont to the mountains.
We made several pictures while out there.
Would like very much to exchange some OF
them with some of you cousins. We sure
did have a nice time on our trip to the
mountains. Well, I won't describe myself
this time, only to say that 1 am not an old
maid yet. Still in nay teens. II anyone
would like to know just how look just
write and ask me and will tell him-or she.
Certainly wish I could tell you cousins all
about our trip to the mounta ins, but as
haven't space I will close. Your friend
W MISS GLADYS ANDERSON.
Elberton. Ca, r. F. ID. 3.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: May I
come in for short chat with you, though
am stranger to you all? You are not
strangers to me. You and I are old and
interested readers of the letter box, and
have written about dozen letters TO my
cousins but consigned them to the fire, as
would see so many letters that were pct
ter than mine. I think that is sweet OF
Aunt Julia to print our letters. don't you?
Now / will describe myself, so here l go:
Medium complexion. black hair, brown eyes,
3 feet 2 inches tall, and weigh about l42
pounds, and very pleasant disposition. 1
will be glad to hear from all the cousins
who want to write. With best wishes to
Aunt Julia and cousins. Love to all. SIN
cerely, MATTE ANDERSON.