Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-07-17

flowers blooming. Oh, gee, amt l glad.
I'm in the country, Ell? Cousins, wouldn't
it be a great idea for us to mention our
ambitions? The things we are specially in
terested in? Then others who have the same
ideas might wish to correspond with and
exchange helpful suggestions; also inspira-
tionS. Yes, let's forget illusions of love-
and think of things really worth while. We
can't make love-" Ills readq-made ar
ticle.
For instance, I'm interested in poultry,
White Leghorns. Are there not other cous
ms who are also interested and would like
to exchange ideas 'how to manage for
profit" 1 imagine if we boys and girls
to make love, Mary Meredith would have
less work to do. Do you all agree?
Your cousin, PRIAR HURST.
Talbot, Tenn.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit another girl into your happy band Of
boys and girls? l live in the grand old
state of Georgia. I am going to school and
am in the seventh grade. Our school will
be out in three weeks. I am going to de-
run: I have fair complexion, gray eyes and
light hair. am fourteen years old. Who
has my birthday, February 25? / would
be glad for any of X0H T0uI EE f 9A TF5S
Lyons, Ga, R. F. D. A.
Dear Children am going to give you your
Honor Roll as / get it made up. 1t looks SO
fine to have long one, but after all / be-
lieve it will be more interesting to have 1T
'A'eHsf' AUNT JULIA.
Caroline Hicks, lace; Annie Ruth Fields,
tatting; Matte Brown, 1Oc; Ola Kilpatric,
SC; Joseph Hyde, 10c; Bertha Wood, Zoe;
Evey Jones, zoe; Elma c. Hall, 81; Jason
Wilmington, SC; Thelma Kinsly, 10c; Mil
bred Hudson, &c; Fray Sherven, sc; Nettie
Frey, loo; Burnice Bradley, sc: Mae Brad
ley, sc; Carroll Montgomery Zoe; Daisy Will
cox, 10c; Julia Rhodes, SC; Mae Rhodes, SC;
E0s 1Jpi1o n
Knight, 10c; Benna and Edna Halllfield,
10c; Carrie Bloodworth &c: Woodrow Waite,
sc; Mae Pittman, 10c Leila Hunnicutt, &c;
Gladys and Flora league, sc; Flora owen,
Jack c. Taylor, sc; Ozella Tyler, loo; Mar
garet Mccullough and Bess Fisher, Aoc;
Raymond Wolfe, 25c; Iona W1gley, &c;
Annie Long, SC; Sallie Parozine, 1Oc; Charles
Lee Sims, Zoe; Susie Thomas, sc; EYE
Swearingin, SC; Pearlyne Brown, 1c; Ma
rietta Bohannon, 1c; Iris Hughes, 1c; En-
lmerlee Hughes, 1c; Mamie Bohannon, 1c;
Mamie Bohannon lie; Hale Thomas, SC;
Cordelle Cornwell, &c; Joe Murphy,
1Oc; Christine Chapel and Alma Wilkes,
Zoe; Bessie Crawford, 10c; Emily Edwards
and Matte Edwards, zoe; Edna Southerland,
SC: Mabel Wilkes, sc; Annie Coxwell, Sc;
Alma Pullen, 10c; Edna Bowman, 1Oc; Doris
Dobbs, Toe; Earl Caylor, Zoe; Cora Prevatt,
1Oc; Callie Harrell, &c; Howard Cooper, lOc;
Leona Barber, 10c; Mary Mitchell loc; Lora
Forester, 1Oc Lille Boyd, 10c; Bessie
stringfellow, SC: Nina Bradley, 1oc; Chris
tiana Marshall, 1Oc; Mary Hyde, 10c.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: 1 have
been reading your letters and can assure you
that they are interesting. AS every one de-
scribes themselves, I suppose had best do
so. I am feet inches high, falr COM
plexion, blue eyes, weight 1855, and hair.
we'll, / might say almost black, and l will
bet no one can guess my profession. just
believe 1 will tell you. l am only nurse,
there is times when they are useful. But l
truthfully say, my work is the pleasure of
my life. I would like to get letter from
all / get. Hoping to hear from lots of you,
I'm lust hoping this will escape the waste
basket. Your new cousin, .
Highland Park Sanatorium, Montgomery,
Ala, 515 Forest ave.
all admit lonely Alabama girl into your
happy band of boys and girls? What do
you cousins do for pastime? | go to school:
Mis-. k9 s Sho Ph fins W Wy Raess yon a
are wondering what look like. will de-
scribe myself and go: Have red, curly
hair, gray eyes and fair complexion, l am
fourteen years old. How many Of you cous-
ms had brother in the war? I for one,
but he is at home now. Well, as I am "a
new cousin I had better go. Some Of you
and letters received. Let your cards and
letters fly to TREATHlE PRICE. \
Hackleburg, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit two South Carolinans into
your happy band Of boys and girls? Our
names are Parylee and Alice Wells. We
have been reading the. letter box for a long
time and decided to write. AS this is the
first time we will describe ourselves 1,
Parylee, am five feet six inches tall, weigh
= ct. Ill h11Yn nrync
auburn hair, and will leave my age for you
all to guess. l, Alice, am four feet tall,
dark hair, blue eyes, fair complexion and
weigh about IS pounds, age II years. If
any OF you cousins want to write, viii an
swer ali letters and ca:ds received. Your
loving cousins,
PARYLEE AND ALICE WELLS.
r. N. l. Hodges, S. G.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit a Georgia girl into your happy
band of boys and girls? My grandfather
takes The Journal and 1 have been silent
reader of the letter box for a long time.
surely do enjoy reading the cousins letters
very much. Well, as it is the rule to de-
scribe yourself, will. Light hair, blue
eyes, fair complexion, five feet four inches
tall, age Is, weigh ia pounds. Well,
Auntie, and all the cousins, what are you
all going to get for Christmas? Will answer
all letters and cards received. From new
niece and cousin,
MARGIE MADDOX.
Trion, Ca, Route 2.
P S.-You will find incloscd a dime for
the little French baby.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
admit lonely North Carolina girl into your
happy band of boys and girls? live on
farm about eight miles from Sanford.
like farm life much better than city life.
am now going to school at Sanford High
school. We have lots of fun playing basket
ball. I guess you cousins are wondering
what I look like, so here goes: I am feet
inches tall, and weigh 100 pounds: have
real fair complexion, blue eyes and light
hair. My father takes The Atlanta Journal.
1 enjoy reading the boys and girls nice
letters. If any of you cousins want to CORE
spond with a lonely girl, let your letters fly
to ANNIE HUTCHINSON.
Sanford, N. c.. Route 8, Box IS.
Dear Aunt Julia: Was pleased to see my
letter of few days past in print, but you
gave the wrong address, it should have been
Tarrytown, instead of Garytown. Ga. Please
correct this, auntie, and many, many thanks.
GERTRUDE BOYD.
Tarrytown, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I will now