Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-10-01

Dear Aunt Juud anu OOuSIuS. low are
you all enjoying this hot weather? I, Lois
Sutton, am visiting Bessie Cromer We
will describe ourselves If you all won't get
scared and run. /, Bessie, am fifteen years
have light hair and blue eyes. I, Bes-
sic, am twelve years old, weight seventy
seven pounds, fair complexion, blue eyes
and light hair. We must close, and if this
escapes the W. B., we will write again.
Let your letters fly to
' BESSIE cRoMER.
Triton, Ca, Motor Route A.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
comes another dear old Alabama girl. Will
you all please move over and give me room?
AS this is my first time to write, I'll prom
Use not to stay long. What do you cousins
do for pastime? / pick cotton, read and
sew. I live in the country and certainly
do like it. As promised not to stay long,
I will describe myself and go. You all
will get frightened 1 guess, but please don't
III pounds, dark hair, gray eyes, fair COM
plexion. My age is between fifteen and
nineteen. Who can guess? L will try to
answer all letters and cards received. Well,
I had better quit. Love to all.
FLORA LEE ALLEN.
Fernbank, Ala, Route 1, Box 46.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: just
wonder what all you girls and boys are do
ing these hot days for fun! I have been
reading some very interesting books. Have
just completed two this week, ''Coro, the
Pet of the Regiment and '"The Deserted
LET the Rest Of the World Go By and
Feather Your Nest? / have tried at
several places to find these two, but could
me and tell me all about yourselves. Best
wishes to all.
MARY BOLTON.
Wade, N. G., Route /.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
comes two Georgia girls to chat few min
utes with your happy band of boys and
girls. We take The Journal and think it
is very good paper. The first piece we
read is the letter box. We have been think
ing for some time that we would join you
all. What are you cousins doing for pas
and in the eighth grade. We will not de-
scribe ourselves to you all this time, for
fear you all will get frightened at us. We
will leave our ages for you all to guess.
We are between fourteen and eighteen years
of age. We want all you cousins to write
us.
ERA MCBRIDE.
: 81 ' EVA MCBRIDE
Woolsey, Ca, Route I.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit o Georgia boy into your band?
enjoy reading your cousins letters. Some
of you good-looking girls and boys let the
cards and letter fly. I will describe my
self: Blue eyes. fair complexion, black hair,
18 years old. If any of you would like to
correspond with me let your cards an letters
DANIEL sPICER.
ocilla, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Have seen
only few letters from the West Coast Of
Florida, which, we think, is the most de-
sirable part Of the state. I live at st.
Georges, a beautiful place in the pine
woods, four miles from Sutherland. There
is a hotel and cottages for guests and many
beautiful plants and flowers, large farm
and groves and herd of cows to supply
milk and cream for the table. am boy
of ii, five feet seven inches tall, biue eyes,
brown hair, fair skin with fashionable
seashore coat Of tan which will probably
bleach off during the winter, as l enter
high school September 18th. Have worked
on the farm all summer. If any of the
cousins are hard-up for a correspondent
WIG me- ALLEN e. YOUNG.
Sutherland, Fla.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: How is every
body today? I'm enjoying life just fine.
month I've been going to protracted meet
ing most all the time. 1 suppose YOU MI
are wondering just how I look, SO, If you
won't laugh, I will describe myself, so here
goes: Black hair, brown eyes, dark com
plexion, feet high, weigh 115 pounds, and
my age is between sixteen ami twenty-one.
Will some one send me the song, "Let the
Rest of the World Gy ByT' surely will
be glad when school begins, for I'm anxious
to start. With love and best wishes to all,
your new cousin, rv,rvu n,,nv
Silver Greek, Ca, r. r. D. J., Box 8.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:' May we
come in and join your happy band of boys
and girlSl We are both South Carolina
girls. /, Ida, have been lucky enough to
have letter printed before. I guess you
are wondering how we look, SO / am GO
ing to tell You. I, Ida, have black hair,
brown eyes and medium complexion; am
five feet, two inches high and weight one
hundred and fifteen pounds. /, Hester,