Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-31

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Thank you, Eula Pethel, for
also the flowers from Emu
from Loyce Ford. Thank YOU,
and Julia Dorsey, for the tatting
Hello, Aunt Julial How are you and the
cousins feeling this nice spring day? Fine,
l hope. l am a new cousin, but have been
reading the letters in The Journal for quite
a while. Charlie G. Cocker, l think your
letter was very interesting. You must come
again real soon. l see Aunt Julia looking at
the wastebasket now, SO l will describe my
self and go: Brown hair, grey eyes, fair
complexion, weight lis pounds and my age
is between sixteen and nineteen. Aunt Jul
liza, surely hope you will print my letter.
Would be very glad if some of the cousins
would write to their new cousin
PAULINE MECKLIN.
Mulat, Fla.
Dear Aunt Julia: This is my second at
tempt to write you, and 1 hope to see this
in print. What have you all been doing
this rainy weather. AS for myself, nothing
much. l will describe myself; so, cousins,
dark complexion, fourteen years Of age.
Some of you cousins write me, 1 am lone
some. Say, cousins, can you tell me where
Frances Garrett is, l have lost her
address. Cousins, please write me one and
all. Sincerely,
LARA L. FISHER.
Cave Spring, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Let a
Georgia girl join your happy band of boys
and girls. 1 live in the country and like
country life. My father takes The Journal
and J. like it fine, especially the letter box.
go to Adrian High school and like it. l
will be in the eighth grade next term. 1
will describe myself and go for this time ::
and hair, brunette, and four feet seven
inches tall. If any Of you cousins wish to
write to a jolly Georgia girl, let the let
tiers fly. Your new cousin,
Adrian, Ca, Route 2.
P. 81 am sending five cents to Yvonne.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: 1 am a
stranger to all of you, but you are not -
me. 1 always read your letters and enjoy
them very much. l want to be admitted
to your happy band. am blonde, and
will enter the high school next year; am
between the ages of ten and fifteen; am
five feet two inches tall and weigh 102
pounds. l am going to be a telephone op-
orator. I thought few years ago 1 would
be a musician. but have changed my mind.
Hope 1 haven't stayed too long with you.
Would like to correspond with some of the
cousins. Love to Aunt Julia and all. Your
new cousin,
LUCY LoOKHART.
Maysville, Ca, Box 50.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Have been
for quite while that I would
write, SO have time now and will make an
attempt. What are all you boys and girls
farm and have to work pretty hard. Well
I will try and describe myself as the rest
do, so here 1 go: l am five feet three
inches tall and weight 11S pounds, aged
fair complexion. Well 1 will write more
next time if this escapes the wastebasket.
All you boys and girls write me. 1 will
answer all letters. Yous cousin, ,
Perkinston, Miss.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Have you
any room to spare for litth, farmer
Thanks, I'll just sit over there ion the floor
by the girl with the big apron on, as,
have on my oyeralls and it won't hurt them
as those dolled-up boys and girls. 1 be-
long to the overall club and always wear
them on Sunday to Sunday school and
All the little girls say 1 look
farmer when I'm grown, but I'm considered
lazy now by my brothers and sisters.
have a watermelon and muskmelon patch
planted and if some of you cousins will
will have eating melons, fishing and going
Now I hope Aunt Julia's letter
box is large one and that this letter can
be packed in it somewhere. I'll assure
you cousins that if you will write me there
Will always be plenty of room in my letter
box for your letters. Love and best wishes
KERMIT rRAYLoR.
Tap. tap, tap. Aunt Julia won't you let
once before and didn't get in. If Thelma
Potts will move over just little I'll take
q seat by Virgil Halle. Stop laughing,
3hariIe Coker, and You, too. Glenn Chappell.
Dark brown hair, fair complexion, five feet
seven inches tall, weigh 145 pounds, age 81
Don run, cousins, l won't bite you. What
10 you do for pastime? am farmer; so l
guess you know / have plenty to do. Aunt
Julia, please print this if it is worth while
II any of you cousins want to write to
5eorgia boy let your letters and cards fly.
will answer all.
JAMES B. CALDWELL.
Gaggansville, Ca, Route /.
Hello, Aunt Julia! Will you please let me
nave seat in your happy band of boys and
line. am ten years old and in the fifth
grade. We live in a very beautiful coun-
~ near small creek and enjoy fishing
ine. l like to hunt wild flowers and wade
,ats. have. three of each. have two
married sisters in Atlanta; one Of them has
wo Of the sweetest kids I ever saw and
he other has one, and their names are
Jimmie, Opal and Gerald. Well, 1 will
lsk you all a riddle, as 1 can't think of
Lnyth1ng else at this moment. What it it
have not and don't want but if l had it
would not take, million dollars for it?
iddle. Aunt Julia, please print this be-
ause want to get acquainted with some
ther girls about my size for 1 get lone
as do not b T Rot deserbe n
sting. Who likes to read? l do. My IA
'orite book is 'PolIyanna." / have lots of
lowers and l like to plant them. 1 will
lose with best wishes to Aunt. Julia and
Doerun,- Ga, R. F. D. 8. Box IS.
P. S.-Inclosed find 5 cents for the French
'aby.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
ct another little Georgia girl join your band
of boys and girls. l enjoy reading the letter
'ox. live on farm two miles from the
little town Of Adrian. 1t is a nice town. l
% to school there, and will be in the sixth
trade this fall. / sure want an education
think every boy and girl should try to
let an education and be interested in work
md stop 80 much foolishness and talking
bout loving the boys. For pastime L GRO
het and read. For pets 1 have two little
listers, two little puppies and grand old
he baby chicks. We have a nice little
lunch of them and also have a nice gar
len. Well, l will describe myself and go:
Fair complexion, blue eyes and dark hair,
am a peach. I will leave my age for
ou to guess. I will answer your letters If
'ou girls want to write me.
MYRTLE A...-aL LOCKHART.
Adrian, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia: Here l come once more
fter my long spell of silence, for l am
y no means a new cousin. Please, Aunt
ulia, have you seen or heard anything from
V. e. Hullender or Daisy Ward? 1 think
)asy must have been somewhat shocked by
hoto, as I sent it in my last letter to her.
IS for Mr.. Hullender, l have not heard from
i'm in a year or more. I am planning to
o on a camping TRIP this summer and know
will have a fine tine fishing, swimming
nd cooking, Of course, for that has to be
lone no matter how much we dread it.
Wish all the cousins could go. We would
ave quite a large party. Guess 1 must
lose if ever want to return.
GLADYS HULLENDER.
Ringgo1d, Ga.
Hello, Aunt Julia and Cousins! VIII you
,lease let an Alabama girl in for a chat?
have been a reader of the letter box for
long time. live on a farm. I like farm
ife. How many Of you all like flowers?
10 fAa haryo ,;yr oil