Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-09

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Tap, Tap, Tap: Hello, everybody. Hurry
and let me in, It's pouring rain out here.
I am all wet, but never mind, I'll sit right
over here by Aunt Julia, so don't run.
Wonder what the cousins are doing for pas
time and recreation? Oh, L do lots of
things. Go kodaking, in swimming, etc.
There are several beautiful, boiling springs
here that are ideal places for bathing and
all kinds Of outdoor sports. Now isn't
i Aunt Julia a perfect little dear to let US
have a corner? L always look forward
with great pleasure to the coming of The
go to Sunday school? do, and think ev-
erybody should attend and try to make
| their homes and communities better. Well,
I must hurry and go before I wear out my
1 again If I'm admitted this time. Will de-
scribe myself. Now don't run: Auburn
i four inches tall, weigh 10 pounds, aged
fourteen years. I would like to get let
tiers from anybody that would like to cor
rspond with Georgia girl. Oceans OF
love.
Dublin, Ca, Route 3.
Dear Aunt Julia: viii you please ad-
NIT a little South Carolina girl into your
tie girl, ten years old. live in the coun-
try, as most of the cousins do. 1 will tell
you of my pets. I have a little Shepherd
dog, a white kittie and a big doll. l will
again. How many of you cousins like to
go to school? 1 for one. Aunt Julia, tell
US about your trip when you get back.
hope Mr.. W. B. is not around. All of you
cousins write to me, and get lovely an
| swer.
Catawba, S. c., Route 8.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: 1 am writ
ing a few lines this beautiful morning to
thank the cousins for the nice letters they
have written to me: All of them We're nice
| pose you that did not receive an answer
think 1 do not, but got so many 1 could
not answer them all and those that have
answered. If 1 have not answered your
| last letters, please write again, for
| have so many to answer until 1 do not re-
member which have answered. Say, cous-
Having a nice time l hope you will
come over and go in bathing with me. 1t
is some warm weather in Florida now, but
there is nice, cool breeze here all the
time. Wake up, Florida boys and girls Why
| don't some Of you write to the letter box,
like myself? I must be on my way now,
| for 1 have stayed too long already. Best
wishes to all. The same cousin.
| EUNICE LAMB.
Wauchula, Fla, R. 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
permit two Florida boys to join your happy
band? How are all you cousins this bright
sunshiny day? Hope all of you are feeling
fine. Aunt Julia, we are sending our bit
for the baby. We want describe ourselves
want to know how We look Just let your
| letters fly to
W. B. STANLEY AND
| G. B. PASLAY.
Williston, Fla.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit two Georgia girls into your
band of boys and girls9 We like most all
the oogs cousins d live on farm What do you
we crochet and read. Well, as most ali
the cousins describe themselves, we will do
Likewise: 1, Viola, have brown hair, blue
weigh 80 pounds. I, Evie Bell, light brown
hair, brown eyes, dark complexion feet
inches high, weigh IS pounds. Oh, we are
am 13 years old; I, Evie Bell, am ii years
Now, we will move over and give some
one else our seats. If any of you cousins
"anL TO write to US, let your letters fly to
VIOLA MAXWELL AND
| EVE BELL SEYMOUR.
Bowman, Ca, R. F. D. 2.
Hello Aunt Julia: Will you please ad
mt Virginia girl into your happy band
Try ana enjoy country life fine. What do
you all do for pastime% play the organ,
5 Map, mamma nina and attend to. my flowers.
all don't laugh at me. 1 have brown hair,
brown eyes, medium complexion am feet
Z inches tall, and am II years old. STOP
How did 1 look. Amt it hot. 1 nearly
burn up. is it warm down your way$s
For pets hay cat and pigeon. I had
two pigeons, but I lost one. I have four
brothers and no sisters, 80 yuo know I am
lonely; Well, as it is getting late I will
have to close. I anybody wants to write to
~ LOUISE PHILLIPS.
Union Mills, Va, July 8, 1921.
Hello, Auntie and Cousins: Let me in
and give me a seat by the best looking lit
tie boy in the crowd, as l am just alittle
girl (youag, I mean, because I'm bigger
ID years old, standing feet inches in
my boots, having brown hair and eyes and
am nthe ninth grade.
Please Auntie, won't you tell US funny
story in your letter sometime? I love
| stories.
How many of you enjoy Sunday school?
| I do for one and think it Is the best way
in which to spend Sunday.
Some of your cousins write to me, as
| enjoy reading letters very much. Your
Cuthbert, Ga. JOHNNIE TYSON.
Dear Aunt julia and Cousins: After an
absence Of two years or MORE am COM
ing again, If you will permit lonely Ala
bama girl to visit you again. Will say that
enjoyed my first visit very much. Aunt
Julia, have had some experience in can
ming. but do not belong to any club. I
have been keeping house for daddy near
ly four years. My mother is dead. Wonder
these hot summer days? l can crochet,
tat and embroidery. 1 read or play the
piano when I have time. I sure do like to
read. Aunt Julia, you and the cousins
should have been with me Saturday and
Sunday. 1 attended an all-day sing both
days. and also fish fry the fourth. Sure
had a nice time. How are your flower gar
dens, cousins? My garden flowers are most
all dead. Ny pot plants are real pretty.
Say, Florida cousins, please excuse the ex-
preston, but where is your land of flow
ers? You surely must have had them hid
when I was in your country, for sure
didn't see 'em. Aunt Julia, I sending
you some double red poppy seed. You didn't
say which kind you wanted. Some one
hand me my old sun hat, please. Thank
you, I'll go and come again if I'm well
come. With love and best wishes. from an
old cousin.
| LUCY EVELYN LEE.
Baker Hill, Ala.
Hello there, Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
comes the little blonde Georgia girl again,
asking for few minutes visit with you
all. 1 sure enjoyed the other visit, so you
see come again. 1 live on the farm and
help mamma with the house things.
have for my pets a COW and calf and all
the rest of the things that goes with house
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