Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-09-06

And just think Of the great Journal fam
| lily. Why, yes, we have been having some
| real Gather, but that nice breeze
that is peculiar to the sunny south. Would
| like to exchange fruit or anything that the
cousins would like. Well, 1 had better run
along this time and come again some day.
| MARY STEPHENS.
Orea, Fla, Route 1, Box 30.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here come
| three Georgia girls, knocking for admit
| lance. Wen promise not to stay so very
| long. I, Willie Mae, am feet IA inches
tall, dark hair, brown eyes, rosy cheeks,
| 1, Clyde, am feet inches tall, dark
brown hair, brown eyes, medium COM
plexion, weight 112 pounds.
l, Rubye Lee, am feet 3 inches tall,
| light hair, blue eyes, fair complexion,
weight lis pounds.
Our ages are between fifteen and twenty.
Guess 'em. What have you cousins been
doing for amusement these hot days? We
| are attending protracted meeting and hope
to star to schol soon. Bye, bye.
Your new cousins,
RUBYE LEE SIMMONS.
WILLIE MAE HOLT,
| CLYDE HOLT,
Gresston, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins Will you
| admit another Mississippi girl into your
| write, but think Mr.. W. B. got the other
letter. 1 didn't see it in print. Will de-
| scribe myself. Oh, sit still, don't run until
| | get through and see how l look: Five
| feet inches tall, weigh ITO pounds, black
| hair, brown eyes, dark complexion and l
| will leave my age for you to guess, be-
tween thirteen and eighteen years of age.
| What do you all do for pastime? / don't
| do much of anything. / go to Sunday
| school sometimes. Say, c., what has become
| Of you? haven't heard from you in long
| time? 1 will try to answer all letters re-
| ccived. Oceans of love and a kiss ON every
wave to you all.
ARTIE M'wILL1AMs.
Route 1, Box 81, Kilmichael, Miss.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: What have
| you all been doing these warm days?
| have been trying to keep cool. / have writ
ten once before and had the pleasure of
| seeing my letter i'll print, and 1 received
| several letters and cards but l couldn't
| swer them all, but appreciated them all
| Just the same. SO please don't think hard
| or me for not answering them. Listen,
cousins, isn't Aunt Julia a fine lady? 1
| We're here with me. 1 would give you a
piece of watermelon If you would be right
| good Say, cousins will you be glad when
school starts? I won't for l don't like to
| go to school, / guess l had better ring off
this time. Hoping to see this in print.
| With love to all, Your cousin,
| LOIS M'WILLIAMS.
KiImichael, Miss.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins I have al
| ways wanted to be member of your club,
so come knocking at your door this beau
tiful August day. al am at work in the
| postoffice now, but will soon start to
| school. 1 am in the tenth grade and hope
| to graduate this term. I am seventeen
years old, five feet inch tall, weigh 40
pounds, have blue eyes, light hair and fair
| complexion. Wish some of you cousins
| could spend your vacation with me here in
dear old Georgia; this is surely a pretty
place to live. Wish you all much happi-
| ness in the future. I your cousin,
(MISS) EVANGELINE TATE.
Trion, Ga.
P. s.-some of you good-looking boys and
| girls write to me.
Dear Aunt Julia and cousins: Will you
| please admit a South Carolina boy into your
| happy band Of boys and girls? Well 1
| guess you are wondering how 1 look. 1 am
fifteen years old, five feet eleven inches tail,
weigh 122 pounds, blue eyes, black hair
and medium complexion. l live on farm
with my father, mother and three brothers.
Would like to correspond with some of you
good-loOking cousins, as I like to get mail.
Will try and answer all received. Your
nephew and cousin,
TYLER PRIvETT.
Mt. Croghan, S. c., r. f. D. No. l.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please let another Alabama girl join your
happy band? Wonder what you cousins are
doing these warm summer days. The cotton