Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-10-04

new, 1 will bring my letter to a close.
guess it is the rule, 1 will describe myseIr
high, fair complexion, brown hair, brown
eyes and wear a pompadour, you all can
come back now as it is all over. With love.
by-by, you cousins and Aunt Julia. Al al, OF
YOU cousins write. CARL h. HlGDON.
Evergreen, Ala. Brooklyn route.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit one other Georgia girl into the letter
for quite while so 1 believe / will join
your band. 1 will describe myself: l am
small for my age, an twelve years ola, D
feet tall, weigh 20 pounds, rave gray eyes
end brown hair. 1 live ON a farm. only
have half mile 20 go to school. we are
working for a high school and L THINK we
will succeed. We have nice time at schoo d.
Well, all you cousins and Aunt Julia come -
see me and l will carry you horseback rlu-
'Hs' DOROTHY LAssETER.
Hawkinsville, Ca, r. F. D. 1.
Aunt Julia's Letter Box ETA sHRDLU
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit two northeast Georgia girls III
your happy band of boys and girls! we Ilxe
on a farm and like farm life fine. We Will
describe ourselves and go: l. CIyoe, am
bIue-eyed, blond head, fair complexiton,
weigh 81 pounds, thirteen years old, am IN tne
g1iay-eyed French brunette" hair, WelSn
III pounds, feet inches tall, in the elghth
grade in school, am fifteen years OF age
Our sister takes The Journal and Aunt d
las letter box is the first thing we READ:
All Won cousins write to US now and we Will
assure you an answer. Your aftectlonate
nieces, ,,,nr,, VIM WI
Pendergrass, Ca, Route 2.
p S.-Inclosed you will find my bit for
the baby.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
two Georgia girls to JOHN your happy panu
of boys and girls. Wonder what you cous-
ms do for pastime We crochet and tat. AS
II is the rule we will describe ourselves anu
go: I Florril, am seventeen years ola, Ial
complexion, gray eyes. Welgh lIU, iees =, .
inches tall. !! EVE, fifteen years 9iG foo &c @
inches tall. AS this is the first time, We
better 90. If any Of you cousins wish 10
write to us let your letters fIy 10 ncpvrr
EVE HULETT.
Jacksonville, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii you
nlease admit a North Carolina girl INTO
your happy band of boys and girls: L 20
to school every day. MY deskma air, ID 1s am
going to describe myself: l am between
the age of twelve and seventeen. nave
golden hair, fair complexion, gray eyes,
am fcur feet in height; / weigh ~ pounus'
I How many of YOU cousins like to go horse.
hack riding? l for one. Wanu some ~ -
you good-looking girls and boys to write
me. From a coui Ruth KIRKPATRICK.
Clyde, N. c., Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: wonder
what you all are doing to pass the tln il5
away. 1 am in school now. STUDY anu
read good books and go visiting: IL s sure =
| do have a good time in school. How many
of you cousins have my b1rthday' , DeGeeiOeI
| 9? Do you all love to read good books?
ceranly do have real Tato, E anI . Tipi
of nfVt the Lonesome Pine" My schoolmate is
| Ruth Kirkpatrick. She is writing TO Ine
letter box also. Ny home is in the Blue
Ridge mountains of North g. Carolina airh ~
surely is pleasant here: i've n Srn sdsH y
| How many of you cousins like Watermelons
Come to see me and 1 will feed you %, on
| them. Well, I will ring off. Some OF you
| good-looking girls and boys write TO me.
7'0N Your niece, MARY ROGERS.
Clyde, N. c., Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will yor
admit another little Georgia girl INTO you you
happy band of boys and girls? am llttle
girl with light hair and blue eyes ana Wi
be eight years old Christmas. / am In the
| fourth grade and my school will start Sep
| TENDER IL 1 have two sisters and one
| brother I live in q small town, Dut an
at my aunt's home in the country. nope
to see this in print. Let your letters 1l1
70 your He" ''u'-H INEz NEwBERRY.
| Iron city, ia.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Can't vol
! hear the doorbell ringing? Look, everybody
who's here, the same fifteen-yearooidt pl trir
| 1 promise to be very brief.
What kind of time have ~ you Ior cousins cens
irs doing for amusements these hot days
I play the Sonora. ! CUES guess most OF 1o'
Hey, Myrtle Mangham, what has becom!
of blind ALdy? What have you done will
Charlie G. Creme Horton? .,. =,
I bet YOU cousins can't answer these rid
d!es7 IA man had hundred doilar
and he wanted to buy hundred head o.
sheep, cows and hogs. The sheep were 81
cents each and the cows $40 each, and thu
hogs 81 each. How many of each KIM
would he get for the hundred?
"a man had fifteen hogs and he wantet
to put them i'll four peas and have an odt
number in each pen and have more thai
tow in each pen.
Would any of you cousins like to CORE
spond will: me. If so, let your letter
fly 70 MARY CoLLINo'
Griffin, Ca, Route D.