Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-03-01

fifteen May 2. Cousins. remember my
birthday with a card shower. With oceans
Of, love. am, your loving cousin,
BESSIE ALEXANDER.
Gainesville, Ca, r. F. D. 6.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: l wonder If
I may be permitted to join your happy band?
/ have been a silent reader for some time.
My age is between eighteen and twenty-on
Wonder what you cousins are doing? am
a country cracker and am proud of the
fact that I am. L went fishing last night:
Wish you cousins and Aunt Julia could
have been with me. We had the grandest
time, if ! did fall into the pond and get
my feet wet. l don't care; I'm going
again. Some Of you cousins come go with
me 'pcssum hunting and I'll catch you one.
Come on, Caroline Wilson with another in
teresting letter; they are just fine. Guess
I had better not stay so long, as this is
my first time. Would be glad to hear from
any of you good-looking boys and girls. If
you don't believe / will answer just try me.
new cousin,
CLIFFORD GREGORY.
Douglas, Ca, Route /.
Hello, Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
admit little Florida girl into your happy
band? Papa takes the Atlanta paper. and
1 sure do enjoy reading the letters. I live
on a farm. I sure do like farm life.
feed the chickens far mamma, and help her
cook and wash dishes. What do You all
do for pastime? 1 on my doll clothes
ana crochet. would be glad TO near from
some of you. Guess my age, it is between
eight and eleven. Your new cousin,
Shady Grove, Fla.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please
let me in just little while to chat with
morning? Fine as silk 1 hope. Oh, gee!
I'm just fine. 1 guess ,you all had begun
to think that us Georgia kids had forgit-
ten all about such thing as letter box
NOD S,,r4 HfH,np 30 rrok
quainted with some of the cousins and
then write, for you know when you get a
Georgia Cracker started it's job to stop
him. I live on farm and like country
life just fine. / am a lover of nature. /
guess you all are wondering what kind of
an animal 1 am, so as this is my first
time, 1 will describe myself: Blue eyes,
fair complexion, brown hair, five feet two
inches tall, weight lis pounds, aged six
/ teen. Who has my birthday, January 8 :?
Went kodaking Sunday. Wish some of
you cousins could have been with us. We
you bet, kid'oo. Well, if any of sou cous-
ms would like to correspond with a Geor-
gia girl, let your cards and letters fly to
Kirkland, Ga.
Dearest Aunt Julia: I believe will write
again. How are. you all enjoying this cold
weather we are having? Aunt Julia, am
glad to see your picture in The journal. You
look just like l thought you would. Well,
until few days ago. 1t was warm, and the
Riddles liked it fine. Don't you all slike
spring the best of any of the year? 1 do.
My hens are laying now and love to hunt
the eggs. / got about fourteen dozen in
January. I guess they will do better next
month. What makes you cousins say, As
rule, 1 will describe myself? That isn't
rule, as you can see at the top Of our page.
Well, Aunt Julia, 1 will close, and do
cope Mr.. w. p. isn't anywhere around. Oh,
yes, l mustt telL>you what have to pet:
One pretty little hen which lays, and the
sweetest and smartest kitten you have ever
seen. He jumps up on the piano and gives
hear him, come to see us. And when 1
play the guitar he can't be still. Well,
by-by. Wishing you all a happy spring, l
remain, LEA RUSSELL
Bolivar, La.