Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-23

Here is dime for the orphan. Best
wishes to all the cousins and Aunt Julia
Lovingly yours,
CORA PREVATT.
Old Hundred, N. G. R. f. D. 1.
Good evening Aunt Julia and Cousins:
1 am knocking at your door to be admitted
again this cold afternoon.
What are you cousins talking about? :
Are you undecided what to do about
adopting another orphan? am in favor
of sending some poor little American child
to school. How many of you agree with
me?
these rainy days when you can't go to
school?
1 read, crochet, tat, embroider and
most anything. Would be glad to exchange
some samples with some of you girls.
I'm an old cousin and won't describe
myself this time because it is much to
cold fer you all to be running, you might
catch cold.
cousins MH write w' to nave me and w III" try to
swer all letters l receive.
Love to Aunt Julia,
OALLIE R. HARRELL.
P. 8. Auntie, Enclosed find my bit. 1
am fourteen years young.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here I
come again to join your happy band. AS
l saw Aunt Julia printed my other letter,
thought I would visit you all again. And,
printing my other letter. Cousins, I have
been going to school and have, fine
school. Oh, it won't be long till spring,
and 1 certainly will be glad so I can get
out and plant flowers, as 1 am lover OF
flowers. You cousins, say, what do you
do for pastime? l read novels and Gro
Chef, too. Auntie, DIDN'T help the little
French grille any the other time I visited
You all, but am sending her handker-
chief this time. Well Cousins, l won't
describe myself this time, as l did the
I will bid you all adieu, hoping to hear
from some Of you girls and boys:
ELLIE NAE GREENE.
Adairsville, Ca, Rt 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit two South Carolina girls in your hap
DIV band of boys and girls? Well, as this
is the first time 1 will describe myself and
60. Maud, I am five feet tall, have blue
eyes, dark hair, fair complexion, weigh ITO
pounds, Would like to correspond with some
of you cousins Nina, 1 am five feet and
four inches tall, weigh ITO pounds, have
black hair, dark eyes, fair complexion. Wen,
as this is the first letter will say good-by
to all you cousins. Let your letters n.y.
>'qie MAUD AND NINA BRADLEY.
Camden, S. c., Route 2, Box 1874.
r. S.-You will find inclosed 10 cents for
theaFrench baby.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here 1
come again. This is my second time to
enter this Jolly band. 1 hope to see it in
print, if it is worth it. Well, | guess you
cousins are wondering how I look, so here l
go: Dark brown hair, gray eyes, dark com
plexion, five feet four inches tall, aged six
teen. Say, cousins, will you agree with
me? 1 think Aunt Julia is doing great
work Say, what has become of Luther
Huff? He sure can write interesting let.
tiers. Let your letters fly. Will answer all
received. From a cousin,
BESSIE STRINGFELLOW.
Buena Vista, Ga, Route 3.
P. S.-Inclosed find cents for the French
baby.
Dear Aunt Julia: I hope there will be
room somewhere in your charming circle
for this lonesome kid, as it is my first
request, for admittance. I have been a 81
lent reader of your letter box for many
long. months and have enjoyed it to the
highest. 1 see it is the rule for everyone
to describe themselves, so 1 will do like
wise: Dark brown hair, fair complexion,
blue eyes, height five feet four inches,
weight 129 pounds, age between seventeen
and twenty. Enclosed you will find ten
cents for the French kid Anyone who
wishes to correspond with a South Caro-
linian, let your letters and cards fly to this
one. A new niece and cousin,
LENA D'LAUGHTER.
Modoc, s.. G. ,............ "A. : .,s..