Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-06-22

admit a lonely North Carolina girl into your
happy band of boys and girls. 1 live on a
farm and like it fine. Father takes The
Journal and 1 always turn to the letter
box first. Well, as this is my first at
tempt to write l will describe myself. Well,
laugh # you want to, SO here goes: black
hair brown eyes, medium complexion, five
feet three inches tall, weight 116 pounds.
What do you cousins do for pastime:
help mama cook and milk. / have three
pet rabbits. Do you cousins like music?
1 do but don't know much about it. Ham
ilton H. Hopkins, come again, your Letter
appreciated. Guess l better ring off
before my letter gets too long. Would like
to correspond with some of you cousins.
VIII answer all letters and cards received.
CAROLINE WILSON.
Lumberton, n, c., Route T. Box So
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
: comes one of your old cousins. wonder
how many of you cousins remember me.
wrote a letter to your Letter Box over two
years ago, and received many interesting
letters, more than 1 could answer, although
I enjoyed them all. Will not describe my
self this time as 1 did that before. My
age is seventeen. Wish some of your cous-
ms were with ME, for l am quite lonesome.
And it is raining. Say what has become
of C. W., of NJ. c., and B. A., of L. g.?
Bet you haven't forgotten me, have you?
Oh, cousins, isn't Aunt Julia just the dear
est 'auntie?" She helps us SO much. es-
died when I was little girl, eleven years
old, so you see that left me to keep house
for my father and brothers and sisters. But
enjoy the work very much and think
make our home more beautiful. Aunt Ju-
liza, what do you think about boy or girl
calling their parents, NAV and paw?
think it is awful. Well, as Aunt Julia
IN letters too lOng
guess I had better run along. Would like
to hear from some of you lonely sailors,
especially from the sailor who likes the
southern girls so well. So let your letters
--'' ' " EDITHE ROBERTSON.
Trion, Ga, Route l.
/ P. ST. am sending rs cents for the lit
tie French orphan.
Hello Auntie and Cousins.
Here comes a Georgia girl wishing to
join your happy be- nd of cousins.
Papa takes The Journal and I enjoy
reading the letter box very much.
AS this is my first attempt to write,
will describe myself and go. Dark hair.
black eyes and medium complexion, feet
and inches tall, weight 73 pounds, and
II years of age. Who has my birthday,
April 10. Someone please send me post
card on my birthday.
Your niece and cousin,
ETHEL OWENBY,
Blairsville, Ga. Route g.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousius:-Please
open the door and let me in as it Is
re lining out here and I am cold.
Say, what do you cousins do for pas
time? I crochet but cannot tat
/ lire on a farm and like farm life
fine As most of the cousins describe them
selves 1 will do likewise. Here goes: light
! hair, blue eyes, fair complexion, feet !;
inches tall, weight III pounds. l will
| leave my age for YOU to guess. 1t Is be-
tween IA and IS. Who, has my birthday
February %?
Well, as Aunt Julia said not to make
| our visits long, 1 will go.
! Hope Mr.. W. B. will be asleep when my
! letter arrives.
Your new cousin,
BEULAH OWENBY,
Blairsyille Ga. Route 3.