Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-09-04

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little girls. My baby sister is seven |
months old. We live on a farm. / help |
mamma and go to school. I am in the |
second grade. Please print this, Aunt Julia. |
Love to ALL EUNICE ALLEN.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
allow a North Carolina girl to join your
happy band of boys and girls? AS it is a
rule will describe myself: Light hair
blue eyes, fair complexion, weight 50 pounds
five feet tall, II years old. l, will be
glad to hear from all you cousins From
cousin, TIPPIE SUMMERLIN,
Kenansville, N. c., R. F. D. 1, Box 4.
Hello there, Aunt Julia and cousins! Will
you al admit a Georgia boy into your
is the rule, ! will describe myself, so here
goes: Black hair, brown eyes, about 8 feet
t inches high. Well if any of you cousins
w&nt t to W write to lonely Boy let yGuF let
Colquitt. Ca, R. F. D. p Box IS.
Dearest Auntie and Cousins: VIII you let
way-up-north girl join your happy bunch
for a while? 1 think auntie is just lovely
for giving lis cousins a corner, don't you? |
also think 1t fine to give an American child
an education, ond will try and do my bt to
help. 1 live way up north, in Wisconsin, on
large dairy farm, only 212 miles from the
beautiful city Of Milwaukee, which means
I'm the valley" 1t is one of the largest
have twenty-five municipal Fairgrounds for
children, and one of the finest geological gar
dens in the country. Wisconsin is one OF
the largest cheese producing states in the
Union, and has many beautiful rivers and
lakes. THE Menominee river flows through
the west end of our farm, and We also have
a spring water pond, where we go swimming
in summer and cut ice in winter. Well, l
will give you brief description of myself:
l am about feet inches tall, brown hair,
large blue eyes, fair complexion, and a bit
plump. l will be twenty years this summer.
Now, cousins, write to me and 1 will an
swer every one. l hope this escapes the
wastebasket. With lots of love to auntie and
cousins,
MISS BERDIE KATHREN FREY.
Wauwatosa, Wis, Route 1, Box 1853.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins Just short
time ago Aunt Julia asked if any of the
cousins had ever had pet turtle, so
reply that l have neighbor who kept a
turtle for about six months, but could not
tame it. Half of his head was cut off (the
turtle, mean), and he would eat as though
he was always hungry, but in spite of gentle
care he was always wild have some tame
fish. In fact, often go on camping trips
ON the beautiful st. Johns river, and
wherever l camp 1 will, in two or three days,
have the fish so gentle that they will eat
out of my hands. l thank Aunt Julia for her
advice about cleaning our teeth, for l be-
lieve that if cousins would use more
powder on our teeth and less on our faces
the world would be made the better by our
examples, and our hearts made the cleaner
and happier. All the cousins who differ
with me on this will please make it per-
sonal matter and write me.
Sincerely, ~
Geneva, Fla, Box "a.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: What are
you girls doing for pastime? It's raining
here. Well there isn't any need of de-
scribing ones self, for no one can tell how
look. Come again, Miss Thelma Potts.
Your letter was good. guess your age to
be fifteen, Thelma. Miss Georgia Tyson,
your letter was nice. Miss Elizabeth Free
Journal, especially the Letter Box. Who
has my birth date? 1t is September 6. How
many of you girls like to receive cards or
letters? | sure like to get little word Of
very seldom go any place. So, little friends,
if you want to write card or letter to some
little friend, PEARL GREGORY.
Mandeville, Miller County, Arkansas.
Hello, Aunt Julia! Let me in. am
can meet all of the cousins. My brother docs |
not believe that the letters are printed. |
Although 1 have tried several times, my let |
tiers were not printed. Cousins, don't de- |
scribe your-Oh, Aunt Julia, there is Uncle |
W. B.! All of you cousins write to
Your new cousin,
PEARL STEPHENS.
Kinston, Ala, Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here come |
again knocking at your door. Please let |
me in. 1t has been some time since have |
written but hope 1 will be admitted. Well, |
cousins, what have you all been doing for |
ings and having a fine time. Cousins, do |
any of you have the blues? Well, l ever
dc now. l used to, but am contented with |
my life and am as happy as the day is long, |
but some time. 1 get lonesome and thought |
would write Aunt Julia and perhaps get |
me some more friends to correspond with. |
like to correspond with both girls and |
boys, so If any of you all find my letter |
interesting please write to me. Aunt Julia, |
believe l will describe myself. Hope you |
all won't think l am trying to flatter my |
self. 1 have light brown hair, hazel eyes,
age nineteen, weigh 11S pounds, height |
feet 4 inches. Now l hope this will not |
cause any one to not write to me. Listen! |
Where has Mack Rowel gone; also Jesse |
Grinner and Bessie Coffee? thought they |
wrote good letters. Well, If you cousins |
write me will try to tell you about myself |
BESSIE FISCHER.
P. s.-If any one of the name Of Fisher |
sees this letter, please write me.
Cave Spring, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia: AS Won said for us to |
write to you and tell about our gardens, / |
will write and tell you about mine (my |
little baby one l mean). l have row |
across our garden with onions. Some are |
big ones; also patch of mustard and have |
a lots of tomato plants. AS 1 have written |
before, / won't describe myself this time,
but will tell my age l am twelve years old.
1 sure had bad luck last night / had a
pet hen and she was setting and today was
the day for her to hatch and this morning |
went to see about her and she was dead.
Well, l will have to close for this time. Let
the cards and letters fly to %ARy nAN,Er,
Douglasville, Ca, R. e. D. 2.
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