Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-04-20

French orphan? Wake up Luther Huff and
come again with your interesting letters.
Arma Keiff what has become of you?
Well, l must quit for fear the waste
basket devours this. Aunt Julia please
print this if it is worthy of printing.
Your Cousin,
MYRTLE GREEN.
Jacksonville Ala. R. 2.
p. S. All you cousins write to me. Win
answer all letters received,
February IS, 1920.
Dear Aunt Julia:-I have been a silent
reader of the letter box for some time.
Though I have never asked for admittance,
do not feel that l am a stranger. l live
on a farm about two miles from Walhalla,
about one mile from some small mountains.
| would like for some of you cousins to
come and see me. ] am sure we would
have a fine time. I like all kinds of out
door sports, especially hunting. l also like
to read good books.
Florine Glendin, your age Is fourteen, is
it not?
Well. for fear some of you cousins would
get scared, 1 will not describe my ugly
self. My age is between fifteen and eight
cen. I guess l had better quit as my letter
is getting long and Mr.. w. B. is coming.
If 1 see this letter in print I will come
again. If some of You good-looking cousins
want to correspond with. a South Carolina
boy, just let your letters and cards fiy TO
EARL RAGsDALE,
Wdludlld, C'
R. F. D. No. 1.
Dear Aunt Julia Here comes two little
Georgia girls to join your happy band of
boys and girls. We are going to school now.
What are you cousins doing? Like us,
going to school? I guess you all want to
Know how We look. 1. Belle, have grey
eyes, light hair, fair complexion 13 years
old. l. Gladys, have blue eyes, light hair,
fair complexion. Some of your cousins
write to us. Will answer all received.
BELLE PADGETT,
GLADYS WILLIAMS.
Dear Aunt Julia will you admit South
Carolina girl into your happy band of boys
and girls? 1 will describe myself, first of
all, this seems to be the custom. Luther
Clark. 1 hear you laughing. but keep quiet
moment, and I'll try not to scare you
to dea tn. So here goes. l am about feet
and inches tall, weigh 1O5 pounds, have
dark brown hair, brown eyes and medium
complexion, age sweet sixteen. So Luther,
cover up my face. AS this is my first
time I'd write, 1 will close by answering
Roy Landrums riddle. 1t is the letter M.
Am l not right? Would be glad to hear
from any of the cousins, SO let your letters
SCOTT A. McELVEEN.
kingtree, S. c.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:-Here. I
come again, as l heard Mr.. Waste Basket
was off on visit and thought l would
drop in. l want seat by Aunt Julia for
fear the cousins might bite me and / am
sure Aunt Julia won't. Ha! Ha! Aun.
Julia, L don't know how we could get along
without you and the letter box, for it af-
fords us much pleasure, writing to you and
the cousins. l am writing to six of Your
nieces now and l sure do enjoy reading their
letters. We sure are having some nice
warm weather in the old state of Missis-
sippi The flu is about to stop our school.
have been going regular but am absent
today. My teachers name is Miss Bessie
Wnstead. ! like her fine, for teacher.
guess Lizzie Belle Peters riddle to be
the state of Ohio. Well Aunt Julia and
cousins, 1 bid you all adieu. Some of You
cousins write to me. l will answer all let
tiers and cards received. Best wishes to all.
GLADYS CAWTHON.
Pelaha tchie, Miss. r. /, Box 80.