Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-09

Earl J. May, Csc; Jamie Georgt
Sellars, Csc; d. W. Gay, 25c; Il
SC; Malissa Golden, SC; Nettie
Charles Gulledge, 10c; Jimmie
Gibson, 10c; Clarence Chandler,
1Oc: Willie Palmer, 10c; Leon
Daniel Gay, 10c; Ruby Thigpen,
Davis, 1Oc; Lawrence Burrell,
Thomas, 15c; Bessie and Fairy :
| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins-Will you
admit an Alabama boy into your happy ounu
of boys and girls? 1 weigh about lou
pounds and I man upright boy, age 10.
| I am lust out Of school. live on farm
and l enjoy the larm life. I like to
| handle cattle. l will close with oceans OF
love to Aunt Julia and all the 41r Go NITTSr
| Ronoake, Ala, Route 2.
| Dear Aunt Julia-Wonder what all the
| cousins and Aunt julia are doing these Gays s,
| How are you cousins enjoying TINS pretty
weather we are having? Seems ilke Re Spite n9 r.
the year? 1 do. If Miss Bertha Stone,
of North Carolina, and Mr.. E. A; Anderson,
| of Florida, see this in print, please Write
TO me. 1 meant to answer your letters anu a.
me again 1 will appreciate it and would be
| pleased to correspond with both of you.
| would Ike to near from any Oh lne Souo.A9'
| Lots of love to Aunt Julia and the cousins.
i1''' MARGUERITE FARLEY.
Clarton, Ala, P. o. Box 175.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: will you
admit another Georgia girl into your happy
band? What do you cousins do Tor pas
| time? l am going to school and like 1t
fine. I am in the fourth grade. My mother
is dead and I am living with grandmother
and grandfather. They live on the farm,
and I like it fine. Well. as it is the rule,
" sI11 c41f h0u hrn vT
eyes, fair complexion and light hair. Aunt
| Julia you and the cousins come this sum
| mer and help me eat watermelons. WIN
close. hoping to see this in print. Your lit
w JULIA MAE JACKSON.
Gainesville, aG., R. F. D.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I wonder
| what you all are doing these pretty days
| 1t is almost time to go fishing and flow,
| er hunting. I crochet and tat and Wouiu
| like to exchange samples with some or you
| cousins. We live farm about one and
| a half miles from Godfrey. / am going TO
| n rock party tonight. l wish some OF you
cousins could be with us. We would make
| you all have good time. / have blue eyes,
| brown hair fair complexion, feet 2 inches
| tall, and my age is between seventeen ana
twenty-one, I must go, hoping to near from
| some Of you cousins. Yours truly,
MISS NANNTE MOOSE.
Godfrey Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: AS it has
ouit raining down here and we have stored
our canoes away for the next Dig ,. tasn FOR
their nice letters. Did l get letter snow
err? III say / did, and appreciated every
one Of them, too, and I was as good as my
word for started a Getting their land
ready for planting, but they have, got the
| s.cotton blues" for the prices are low. l1u
see they planted something that their stoch'
| or even themselves couldn't eat very nanny ~
Wi anyway. some one has got to plant It,
haven't they? Some Of our farmers a.e so
ing to try grain this year. l Won Nv Nv
scribe myself this time but VII! say l oil
age ia above seventee. | will answer Ill
CARDS ana iet'efs EARL j. MAY.
p. s,-Enclosed you will please f1nu %
cents for the orphan child.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes rs
an Alabama girl to Join your on naP +binkins Of
s1ritinq for long time, but have just now
made an attempt. Papa takes me 'oern III
read Aunt Julia's column tlPs' Oh ho,on9
what do Won all do for pastlme! l. pelons
w w tha Canning and Poultry clubs guess Es
Won know about what I have TO doi NY ~
school will be out tomorrow, we are soA, -
have tw night concerts. l I'VE III INC +bis in
rirt will come again and tell you all no"
am getting along with my garueI. ~ ~
ape is betweene twelve and eihteen. II So4
wan ~. ~ will answer all letters and CARDS
recei'e0 WILLIE V. RILEY.
Evergreen, Ala, Route B.
noor Amt Julia and Cousins-Mnl you
kindly admit a jolly Norm Caro ot Noon
into YOUR merry circle. have not p I;Ha IL
.aaI y0o of YOUR letter box long, but IKE
fine crochet, tat, embroider anu leu reau
t rore nastime. would be glad to hear from IRON
some of you. cousins. Love oos,s io Aunt
and the cousins A new Ef ffHs1n' BAILEY.
Jackson Springs, N. c., Route l.
noar Aunt JuIia-A southwest Georgia a
boy would like to enter your nap ps+ I hasrz
for few minutes. This is the most s, pe aio
tiful Mace to live that we have IN georgia
~ am 1ust country boy, living about 1ou n
miles from Colquitt But Will say Iha ~, =,
is not very large n1sfet toTR p;ne in 20 the
try' ' I am fond Of hunting, but do not TT fish
Terv much. How do you cousins IKE
moonlight picnic. l think 1t real nun u
get crowd Of 6s6 ooys ana Moonlight ei night.
There is a large spring near my nome.
We 90 boat riding and in the afternoon go
| TO Sunday school and to the =. L. T. ~,
Cousins like parties? They are very num-
| erous in this part of the country. am
| inst back from south Florida There is
lots to see down fnste neautifui Scenery in
! the south. They are about through gath
| cring oranges now, but just begun on straw.
berry picking and they are sure pretty .h a..
| year ] am going TO California to be there
td go ff there SSa and Nothing
| time, only say that I am boy, Y years
| old. Will stop, as Aunt Julia said not to
| stay too long. Would be delighted to
hear from anyone e, VINO desires eheer r,ch
happiness and success. I am, faithfully
yours, " L. VAL
| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins-Will YOU
| let another Alabama girl in your cicrcle
| 7 have been reading your letters for a
| long time, but haven't spied but a few
| Alabama girls and boys, and haven't seen
any down in this part. but you VIII let me
In anyway, won't you? Wei, yes! L I'VE
about twenty miles southwest OF Mobile.
on a farm. I do farm work, Homework
and playing the piano for pastime, and
| I go to a few parties, If you will let me
School on Sunday. 1 am seventeen years
old and weigh about 135 pounds: am about
| 81 feet high, have dark brown hair, "twiX
and tween complexion, and have blue
| eyes. / have been going to school. but our
| teacher has quit / had to stop. Sure
did hate to, though. l will stop. as this
| is my first letter to you and hope to see
| it in print. Any letters will be appreciated
| and will answer all I receive, and would
| like to have some or all CT the cousin S
pictures. Goodbye: From a new cousin.
| JOSERHlNE DhlShELL.
| Grand Bay, Ala.
| Dear Aunt Julia: 1 wonder if I may be
permitted to join your happy band? I have
| been a silent reader for some time. My
description is as follows: Dark hair, blue
eyes, fair complexion, five feet four inches
tall, weigh 1874 pounds, aged nineteen. /
am country cracker and am proud of the
fact that 1 am. l went kodaking Sunday.
Wish some of you cousins could have been
with u.s. We would have had a nice time.
had better not stay so long, as this is
my first time. Would be glad to hear from
any of your good-looking boys and girls.
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