Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-10-15
AUNT JULIA.

~, you InluB SOs Hoping IlldI lHl6
meets with approval and that l have a
great deal Of success, will say good-by fof
the present. Yours sincerely,
CHARLES FRANCIS HENLEY,
Yeoman Second Glass, U. S. N.
u. 8. 8. Arkansas, Lynnhaven Roads,
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit another South Carolina girl into your
happy band of girls and boys? / am a
girl, age between eleven and eighteen.
live in the country, and like it fine. What
Have you cousins been doing for pastimet
l have been helping with the homework,
any of you cousins want to correspond with
a South Carolina girl, let your letters fly to
BERTHA M'ELUEEN.
Cades, s. G.
FALL JOYS
There's something brown, a-falling down,
And we are gathering ours;
TITS something very nice and sweet,
thing that never sours.
They're good to put in the cake you bake,
And also good in candy; .
A thing to have around the house,
That sometimes come in handy.
Among our joys we girls and boys,
Is to go into the woods
When return our pockets nre filled,
Just stuffed with natures goods"
What is this food that is so good? 10
MppDe you've guessed IL, DuL
If you haven't, I'll tell you,
It's just the hckory-nut.
Written by
-DEANE R1TCH.
Dear Aunt and Cousins: What have you
all been planning to do this fall? Suppose
all you cousins are going to school. Ours
hasn't started vet. Wish you all were mere
to go in swimming with us. We surely have
nice place for picnics. The CovingtOn
county fair is to start October nth, aud I
will be glad. for I expect to 90 md Lave a
big time. This is the second year of 1t.
VIII do like all the others-desrrihe myself.
Keep your seats. Black curly hair, blue
eyes and fair complexion; my hair In bobbed,
Of course. r. W. Written. IT, yun see this
intending to write you but lost the paper
which your letter appeared In. I guess I've
called your name right-to be sure Of it
will say the dodge chauffeur Must 81.
write. Will answer all the letters. Will
write again some time soon. A new cousin,
BEATRICE VIRGINS
Andalusia, Ala. Route B, Box 27s.
Dear Aunt and Cousins: Will you please
admit Georgia Cracker" into your happy
band? I have never written before, but as
my sister was writing, decided l would do
except James o. Hinson, Of Dothan, Ala.
I'm afraid Of him. if he's any ways like
his description. for I'm not very large. Just
stand feet, am ii years old, blue eyes,
light hair. Would be glad to hear from any.
one near my age. Let your letters fly. I'll
answer all. Your Georgia cousin,
Colquiti. Ga, Route
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I want to
join your happy band Of boys and girls.
What are you doing for pastime? l read
and play. AS it is the rule, 1 will describe
myself: Eight years old, dark brown hair,
medium complexion, gray eyes. Don't you
cousins gel scared. Lots of love to Aunt
Julia. From your new cousin,
ANNETTE TANNERY.
Westminster, S. C.
Hello, Aunt Julia, cousins, too!
I'm feeling fine: how are your
! have not got very long to stay
1t is so late up in the day
Woll / guess ] had better
= '"ribe myself In my letter:
hair. brown eyes,
feet and two inches tall,
i complexion, but that's not all.
Now I'll tell you how much l weigh,
Then l won't have much longer to stay:
l weigh just only one hundred and four
! guess ad better not say any more
And venture toward the door.
So all Of you write
To a Georgia mite.
l am an old cousin,
EUGENE DUNLAP.
Eastman, Ga, Route 4.