Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-26

of Ccnstantinople, now of Atlanta. He
said he had preached where st. Paul of
the Bible preached. He sang in English,
Turkish and Armenian languages. How
many of you cousins enjoyed FELTON, Rice
and Clarence Chandler's letters? l did. Mr..
Rice told us about the Panama canal, so
will quote to you all the canal diggers
song:
Got any rivers, they say are uncrossable!
Got any mountains you can't tunnel
through?
We specialize on the wholly impossible,
Doing the thing that man can do
Now, cousins, don't mean their letters
are the only ones worth while, but we have
a lot Of other good writer's; cousins, if we
can't be the best let's be, as my school
teaeher once said, found with those who
are trying. l have just completed two new
scrap books of collections tending toward
history making and sketches of poetry.
prize my present collection very much and
hope to add to it; also ! have quite
women in my scrap book, such as Presidents
Washington, Wilson and Roosevelt Mrs Eel
ton, Mrs. Lizzie o. Thomas, Aunt Julia Oh,
so many Others too many to mention Dean
Rltch, you and your sister come again.
Matte Boyd Smoot, Carolyn Glenn Fannie
l.. Johns and in fact all of you who have
remembered me it gives me genuine pleas
ure. Say cousins, did you know congrat1-
Iations were in order? Our Cousin VeIma
Nickefy is married. You see my pen runs
away with me and cannot find q stopping
pace. Hope all enjoyed happy. Easter.
y had an abundance Of white iris lilies
All you good writer's come again soon and
let's boost the letter box. Sincerely,
BERNICE BEATTY.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Please slim
over Just wee bit and give a lonesome
South Carolina girl seat by Aunt Julia.
I'll promise not to make a long stay, What
do you. cousins do for pastime? l suppose
most of you go to school. Our school was
out the first of March and 1 sure was
ing the eighth grade. What die you cousins
DO for Easter? l went visiting, Our Jour
nal is out now and L sure do miss it,
especially the Letter Box. 1 suppose J had
wait until next time to tell you how
l look (Out of my eyes, of counsel. If
anyone wishes to correspond with me let
your letters run to
GRACE PIERCE.
Clifton, S. c., Route 1.
Hello Auntie and Cousins. Ny what
merry circle I've stepped into, and I'd
like to chat a few minutes at least with
every one of you cousins I've written once
before, but probably 1 disobeyed the rules,
letter. At least I didn't see 1t in print. 1
have enjoyed reading all the letters, espe-
cially Emma G. Hall, Clarence Chandler,
Bernice Beatty and Dean Ritche. I'm not
going to take up space by describing NY
self. If anyone wishes to know how I look
write me. Ny age is 10 Ny birthday is
November y. Who has it? Will answer
all mail received so let your cards and
letters fly. 1 sent 10c to orphan before
MISS LOIS MEALoT,
DanielsVille, Ca
Dear Aunt Julia: I wish you would please
publish the following as I am a lonesome
soldier on the Mexican border and sure
would enjoy reading and corresponding with
some of the cousins. Well, I will give
description of myself 1 have black hair,
blue eyes, fair complexion, height feet
10 inches. weight 40 pounds and % years
old. Will close, hoping l will hear from
some of the cousins soon. Sincerely,
CORPORAL L. D. THOMPSON.
Troop M" Fifth Co., Marfu. Texas.