Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-08

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I read your
letters and like to hear you tell of your
tho canning club and think it real interest
ing WELL as helpful. III tell you an
about our club next time. I'm writing this
time to ask you If any of you live near the
coaSt. l am very anxious to get some small
SHELLS, so if any of you live near enough to
tie coast to gather shells please write to me
at once and l will state what kind of
shells ! wish to get and will also return the
favor, live i'll the peach orchard of north
east Georgia. There are acres and acres of
these hills covered in peach trees, and they
are just beginning to bloom now. 1t is in
deed pretty sight. It is dull here most all
the time. but when there is large peach
crop it is a very lively place. There are
peach packers from most everywhere. So
will invite you, Aunt Julia, and all the
cousins to visit me when the Elbertas get
RIPE I am in school, in the eighth grade.
will he thirteen years old in May. Be
sure and write me about the shells. / make
shell flowers. Your cousin,
HARRIETT STRAINE.
Baldwin, Ga.
Dearest Aurtie and Cousins: Will you
please admit a Georgia girl into your happy
band ] live on a farm, and like farm life
fine My mother is dead, so l keep house
for father and I'm just simply crazy over
poultry raising and flowers How many of
you cousins like to read interesting stories?
oh, 1 just admire anything worth reading.
/ attend Davisville school and study in the
ninth grade. My teachers name is Daisie
Carter and 1 surely do love her. Ny letter
is growing long and l hear some one Tip
ping" 1 am feet inches tall, fair com
pleSion, dark brown eyes, black hair and
weigh 121 pounds; age sixteen. | certainly
must go. 1 hope to see this in print. Some
one write to me and see If l don't answer.
MISS LULA LEE EUBANKs.
Edison, Ca, Route l, Box 30.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit an Alabama girl in your charm
ing circle of boys and girls? have written
to the letter box several times before but
my letters were never in print. Aunt Julia,
member of your happy band. Are you
cousins enjoying this beautiful weather?
It's lovely and, just think, it won't be long
before so many pretty flowers will be. in
bloom. What do the cousins do for pastime
these days? read all the good books can
get, L also crochet, tat and embroider.
Don't you cousins think Aunt Julia is &
wonderful lady? I surely do. As it is
rule for every one to describe themselves
/ will give you cousins an idea of how
yook. I have brown hair, blue eyes, fair
complexion, height feet inches, my age
is between eighteen and twenty-five. Some
of you cousins write to me. l will answer
all Lizards and letters received.
MARGUERITE FARLEY.
Clanton, Ala.
My Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
L COluC " JUN yOuF udppy ClICle VI DOyS anu
girls. What are you cousins doing for
l am going to school and hay
ing fine time playing ball and lots Of
games. go to Prospect High school. What
do you all do for pastime? l make tatting
and crochet. l would be glad to exchange
samples of tatting and crocheting with some
of you conins. If any of you girls want to
correspond with a little twelve-year-Cld girl.
LENA RHINEHAKT.
Cedar Bluff, Ala. R. F. D. No. 2.
please allow lonely Florida girl to join
your happy band of boys and girls?. 1 am
fourteen years of age Who has my birth
day, February s? How many of you cous
you cousins do for pastime?"@I read and
crochet and help mamma do the homework.
have a little. girl baby sister and, Gee!
she is cute. She is six months old and
couin, will ring off but If 1 would like to
corrsrucnd withsHRD ETA SIR ETAO
correspond with some ow the cousins.
MYRTLE LOWE.
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My Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: 1 have
)een reading ycur Letter Box a long time,
Ind if this escapes Mr.. Wastebas,zet 1 will
come again, What do you cousins do for
pastime? l wash dishes, write letters and
erochet. AS it is the rule, / will describe
myself: l have brown hair, blue eyes, light
complexion and feet s inches tall. 1 am
thirteen years old. ! would like to CORE
spond with some of you cousins. From
Your new cousin,
Perkinsville, Va. ALICE OWEN.
Dearest Aunut Julia: Will you admit two
little Alabama girls into your band Of boys |
md girls, who are so happy? / guess we
lad better describe ourselves first:I, Doro-
ny, am feet inches short, medium COM
1lexion, dark brown hair, brown eyes, weigh |
% pounds. I, Ethel am five feet short i
Medium complexion, black hair, weigh 81 |
pounds Some of you cousins write us. We |
will answer all mail sent us.
Your nieces,
DOROTHY MARSHALL.
ETHEL COLLINS.
Eleanor, Ala, r. F. d. 1, Box OF.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you let little |
teorgia girl enter your happy band of boys |
mi girls? l am twelve years old and have |
school and am in the fifth grade. 1 have