Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-07-09

Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
let country girl join your happy band?
will tell you how look: l have blue eyes,
fair complexion and golden hair live ON
farm and like farm life fine. What do
you cousins do for pastime? l read, write
and wash dishes. l am twelve years OLD
and have had my hair cut off. Do you
think l am too old to have m hair cut off?
l would like to correspond with some OF the
cousins about my age. Don't you cousins
think Aunt Julia is a nice, sweet lady? L
sure do enjoy reading the cousins, letters,
both young and old. / would like for some
of the cousins to write me. 1 will try anc
answer all letters. With much love to Aunt
Julia and the cousins, am your new cousin,
(Miss) RUBY PIERCE. i
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: How is
everybody? All fine, trust. Hope 1 will
be admitted as this is my first attempt.
I sent 10 cents for the baby in my last
letter. 1 live about 100 yards rom the
beautiful Chattahoochee river. Some of you
cousins come up and we will go in swim
ming. Who has my birthday, June 4? Guess
I had better close, all you cousins write to
me. FAY PITTMAN.
P. S.-Auntie, will send you some poppy
seed when they get ripe.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit Georgia girl in your happy corner
for a few minutes chat? What do you
cousins do for pastime? Tat, read and an
L
inches tall, brown eyes and hair. Guess
had better be going. All you good look
ing kids write to me. Will send my bit
next time. If I see this in print will leone
again. viii try and answer all letters re-
cieved. With love to all.
Lula, Ga, Route 1.
HELEN PITTMAN.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins; Will you
please admit one more little girl to your
happy band of boys and girls?
bou q ci1ont Of the letter
box for several months and decided to write
and see If might obtain correspondent.
How many pair of twins have you IN
1t is certainly nice to have brother your
own age to go anywhere you want to go.
and to go through life together. The worst
Is that we can't always be with each
Well, as it is the rule to describe your
self, 1 will do so and gladly go. Don't
get scaped Carr rS Serogg am I eTes and
fair complexion. My age is between 10 and
10 years. Guess my age.
If any of you good-lookings folks and
all the rest want a correspondent, let your
''''e-' anu 0''N' " GLADYS sHENK.
Loxley, Ala. Route l.
Dear Aunt and Cousins: Here comes a
country lad to join your happy band Of
in Dixie, in the southern part Of Baldwin
county, Alabama.
was to the Gulf Of Mexico last Sun
day. Certainly had fine time. 1 wish
you cousins could have been there with
me. We would of had a gulf full, all
right, for 1 know there is bunch OF you'
all right.
We have a new Bautist church in our
town Loxley) which we attend regular;
that is, my twin and I, as it is the rule
I will describe myself and go. look just
like my twin sister, only l wear glasses
Hoping Aunt Julia will print this, sit
is my first time. If you folks want an
answer to your letters, just write to me.
MIR. GLEN sHENK.
Loxley, Ala, Route l, Box 16.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please let
me- 1oin your happy band today, for l am
awful lonesome, and 1 enjoy the Letter Box
SO much. / have written once before, but
my letter wasn't printed, so 1 thought L
would try again. l will describe myself, as
it seems to be the rule: Have brown hair,
blue eyes, fair complexion, weigh 100
pounds ,and am nineteen years of age. Ny
home IS in the country, and l like country
life fine. l enjoy reading The Journal SO
much. I would be glad to correspond with
some of the cousins, ard will answer all
letters and cards received, SO If any of you
cousins want to hear from lonely girl
IN in the mountains of north Georgia let
your cards and letters fly to
MISS ALMA WILSON.
Morganton, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia: May say a few words
in favor of sowing the beautiful red peoples