Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-21
Danville, Ga.

six tiny petals. These pretty things are
| not worthless, for they are very valuable
| for making perfume.
Danville, Ga.
Dear Folks: Every time read our good
| old letter box 1 just can't hardly refrain
! from writing. Aunt Julia says she wants us
| to watch the jonquils bloom and write her
| a story about them. Now, people de-
| scribe jonquils differently. But the flow
| ers that we call jonquls here in North
| Carolina are yellow with a small cup in
| the center. Some have cream tint with
| bright yellow cups. You plant the small
bulb in the fall and they make their first
| appearance in February, about the first
week. They grow to be little over one
| foot in height. They are a member of
| the narcissus family and grow in punches
with long, narrow, dull green leaves. They
| bloom in about month after their ap-
pearance. They are beautiful flowers and
1 think everybody should try to cultivate
them. will exchange pictures with the
first cousin that writes. Adieu, kind friends
DEANE RITCH.
Matthews, N. c., Route 26.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
let another little Georgia girl join your
happy band of boys and girls? What do
You cousins do for pastime? 1 play the
grafonola, crochet and read good books.
How many of you have read ''St. Elmo
| and ''Wide-Awake WorldF' I have, and
Jlluk lHey arc SOOQ DOCKS. wen, as all
| the cousins describe themselves, 1 will de-
scribe myself: l have brown hair, brown
eyes, five feet tall, weigh about 100 pounds
and am eighteen years DID, medium com
pieXion. Now, cousins, stop running. l
didn't mean to scare you. Aunt Julia, if you
think this worth printing, please print it.
] would like to correspond with some of
you cousins. Love and best wishes to Aunt
Julia and cousins.
GLADYS MGoUGH.
Locust Grove, Ga, Route 2, Box 54..
Hello, dear auntie, Make EImira Brewer
get away from the door, as it is my time
for admittance. l am a little ten year-old
grille with dark hair, blue eyes and fair
academy and am in the fifth grade. Our
school closed in April. My teachers name
is Miss Alberta Wood and | love her dearly.
She takes so much interest in her pupils
l was sorry when school closed. Well,
cousins, my pets are papa and mamma, four
sisters, two brothers, my books and a good
many more things too numerous to mention.
l think Aunt Julia grand, good woman,
and surely, enjoy reading all the cousins
letters. Now, cousins, come and spend a
month or more with me. 1 will make you
acquainted with Mr.. Hoehandle Gf you are
not already acquainted with him), and
bring Aunt Julia along to boss. Oh, please,
Mr.. w. b., go away and sit down. AS this
is my first attempt, will bid you all good
day. With much love to Aunt Julia and
cousins, Your little friend,
OZELLA YOUNG.
Social Circle, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please open the door and let another little
Georgia girl in? AS it is the rule 1 will
describe myself. 1 have black curly hair,
blue eyes, medium complexion, feet tall,
will be II years old the I'd of June. L sure
do enjoy reading Aunt Julia's and the
cousins letters. How many of you cousins
enjoy playing ball? I do for one, but en-
joy going to school better than anything.
School is out now, and chOpping cotton
will be the play for a while. Now, cousins,
don't you all think Aunt Julia so sweet to
give the cousins a corner in the Journal?
Lena van Landingham, would like to come
and go fishing and bathing with you, as
like to fish very much. Will answer Irene
Smiths riddle and go: 1t is windmill.
the land of Nod when my letter gets to the
postoffice. Wishing Aunt Julia and all the
cousins much success 1 am your new niece
and cousin, ERLA YOUNG.
Social Circle, Ca, R. No. 9.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you let
Georgia girl join your happy band of boys
and girls? l. live on farm and like it
fine. Have any of you cousins any pets? l
have white rabbit with pink eyes. AS
am new cousin l will describe myself 1
have golden curly hair, blue eyes, weigh
80 pounds, am eleven years old. If any
one wishes to write to Georgia girl, let the
cards fly to
ANNIE MAE WEST.
DalCon, ga.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you let Florida
girl into your happy band of boys and girls?
l read your letters and surely do enjoy read
ing them, too. l live ON farm and like it
fine. Aunt Julia, have a lot of pets. l
have a little yellow kitten and some little
turkeys and you know I have to attend to
them the time 1 am not in school. Well, as
1 see it is the style to describe ourselves, SO
1 will do the same. l am eleven years old
and am feet high. I will leave my weight
for you to guess. Well, as my letter is get
ting long 1 will close hoping to see this in
print. Your cousin,
LORA MAE CHAMBERS.
Lake City, Fla.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you let
two Georgia girls come in for a little chat
with you? We have been absent for long
time, but we hope the cousins still remem-
Der us. What all the boys and girls
doing this fine weather? We are having
big time going to parties, picnics, fishing,
land best of ALL we have been going in
bathing. Wonder what has become of Luth-
er Huff, Cecil Gainor, Fannie b. Poole,
Noah Laws, Robert E. Fletcher and Nola
Youngblood. Your letters were Just fine