Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-07-10

Hello, Aunt Julia and Cousins: 1 don't
feel right to call her Aunt Julia. she seems
so near my own age, but as a rule will
quite while since wrote to the box but
don't guess you have forgotten me, for l
think some of the cousins were almost
scared to death at my description, when I
wrote in May. Before / proceed further
1 wish to thank the cousins for their many
mic eetters. They have cheered me in
many lonesome hour.
James T. Register, where are you? Car
son and l have both written you and our
letters were returned. Write us, will you,
please? Why don't some of our western
cousins come in? We like to hear from
them. West Virginians wake up! Let more
of us write, the others are taking the lead.
let us keep in sight anyway.
Say, will some cousin be SO kind as to
send me the song, THE Dying Cowboy p
1t contains this verse;
"Oh, bury me not on the lone prairie,
Where the wild coyotes will howl DER
Where the cold winds sweep, where the
grasses wave,
oh, bury me not in a prairie grave
Aunt Julia, please don't let Mr.. W. B.
get this, for that is one thing I do abhor.
With much love to all, your cousin,
ELvA HUGHES.
Eggletoo, W. Va.
Hello, Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
p.ease admit another Georgia boy into your
corner? What dill you cousins do Thanks
have q nice time. Well as this is my first
letter l will describe myself, if none Of yud
cousins get scared and run, so here goes:
Black hair, black eres, medium complexion,
weight 124 pounds, and fifteen years old,
All you cousins write to me, I will answer
all yetters received. All you cousins send
me birthday shower the 31st of December.
1 am your new cousins
j. B. SWITZERLAND.
Plainfield, Ca, Route L.
P. 81 am sending a nickel for the
French baby.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii you
admit another Georgia girl into your happy
band? We take the dear old Journal and
! sure enjoy reading the cousins letters
and Aunt Julia's also. What are you
cousins doing these times? I am going to
school and sure do like to go. / am in the
sns and Mise seventh om WoH sss Ny e s
good teacher. Well, as ! am a stranger, 1
will describe myself. / have light hair,
brown eyes, fair complication and am feet
inches low, weigh about 100 pounds age
8? With best wishes to all your niece
and cousin, ORA BURT.
Dawsonville, Ca. Route 2, Box 10.
P. 81 would like to hear from all you
cousins. 1 will answer all letters and
cards received.
Dear Aunt Julld anu COubluS. VIII you
please admit Georgia girl into your happy
circle? l wonder what you all are doing.
1 am going to school. I am in the sixth
and seventh grades and I will answer all
the letters and cards received. / would be
glad to hear from any of the boys land
girls. I will describe myself. I am feet
inches tall, weigh los pounds, have black
hair, black eyes and am Is years of age.
If this don't escape the wastebasket I will
come again. 1 will be glad to receive
letters from any of the cousins.
LULA BLARDEN.
Jacksonville, Ga.
P. S.-Who has my birthday, April 16f
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins Will you
please admit Georgia girl into your happy
hnnd of boys and girl? AS this is my first
ime to write, will describe myself before
go any farther. Am Is years old 5 feet
} inches tall, have black hair, brown eyes
I'd fair complexion. Who has my birth
lay, September /? Don't you cousins think
it is so kind of Aunt Julia to adopt the little
French girl? 1 saw her picture in the
Journal and think she is real cute. Am
sending five cents. What did you girls and
boys do THANKSGIVING? We had Thanks
giving party and, believe me, we sure had
Il grand time. Will close for this time.
Sincerely, MARY BENNINGTON.
Jeffersonville. Ga.
P. S.--Will answer all letters and cards
eceived.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you