Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-11-12

the rule, 1 will describe MYSELF. Grey eyes
auburn hair and ruddy complexion, 5 feet,
II inches tall, weigh 1853 pounds. WIZ
be eighteen years old the 22d OF octoDer.
| was born in Hawkinsyille, Ga. l like
Georgia better than Florida. Aunt Julia,
please send Mr.. WastebaSket out to get
some wood while l am in, for it's real cool.
Now, cousins, all Of you that want an "n-
w +. DYKES.
Center Hill, Fla.
Dear Aunt julia As we have been silent
readeH OF the letter box, Will you please
give US just little room with the other
cousins? We will promise not to stay long
MS this is our first attempt. We live on
the farm, as most of the cousins do, and
like farm life fine. We take The Journal
and love % read the good letters from tne
from dear old Arkansas yet. Come on,
girls: let's don't let other states beat us.
Well, as it is the rule, we Will describe
high, weigh 115 pounds have dark brown
hair, grey eyes, medium complexion, ami
am twenty years Of age. l, Bessie, am
feet and inches high, weigh ITO pounds.
black hair, grey eyes and am 10 years OF
age. How many of you cousins enjoy read
ing good books. We girls surely do enjoy
reading them. Well, as this is our first
attempt; we must 60. If any OF you you D boys
cards and letters fly to us. TEey Will all
be answered. Your cousins,
CLARA ALDRIDGE,
BESSIE ALDRIDGE.
Shirley, Ark, Route 8, Box %.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Hele come
again knocking for admittance. This is my
second attempt. Maybe l will be admitted
for pastime? Having jolly good time,
guess. I an going to school at the pres pEeseAT
am in the seventh grade at school. l, like
most ofNhe cousins, live IN the country, and
had much rather live in the country than
the city. Oh, how l wish some OF you
cousins would come and spend while with
me! Now, wouldn't we have some good
times, going opoSsum and coon hunt1ngF L
have been 'possum hunting twice this season,
and gee! 1 surely have enjoyed it both
me. If any of you cousins want to know
how l look, just write me. Who has my
birthday, July IL? Say, cousins, don't you
think that Aunt Julia is a dear lady to let
us have corner in The Journal to cor
respond with each other? Well, as it is just
about ''bedtime," must hang my 'close"
on the line. All you cousins write me and
1 will answer all OF your letters With all
my love- LEONA HERRIN.
Glenmore, Ga.
My Dear Auntie and Cousins: VIII you
please admit your old friend in your midst
once more? l knocked once before this, but
suppose you were crowded then, ard will
give me a seat this time, as l will try not
to bore you too long. l hope you haven't
forgotten me, for love the dear old Letter
Box and have gained SO many new friends
through my previous letters. What are
you cousins doing now? Harvesting is almost
over now, and a most lovely fall for the
farmer, too. 1 enjoy this time Of year as
well as springtime. 1 would be glad for
auntie and cousins to visit me each season.
I'm sure You would enjoy the scenery as
much as l do. My home is located in an
interesting view of thick woods, almost
m high n1nVo tiOn birds of
kind keeping up a chatter throughout the
spring, and brook running below, dividing
this view from my home on another eleva-
ton. 1 love art, and if 1 were a clever
artist I would paint a beautiful picture of
my home and scenery. Have 1 forgotten
and stayed too long? Please forgive me,
as 1 wanted to tell you about something
worth while. I will go now. With best
wishes to Aunt Julia and cousins, am your
old nephew and cousin,
FRANK GRAY.