Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-11-26

if you think this is fit for the cousins to
read please let me see 1t in print. For
fear I am imposing on you l will say with
love to you all, goodby.
WALLIS W. HARDwICK.
Nichols, s. c., Route 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
1 guess you all have forgotten me by
now, as it has been about two years since
general rQle. l will describe myself, SO
here goes:
Am II years young, feet 10 inches low,
weigh 1870 lbs, go to school and am in the
ninth grade. Now you have me to ST.
Don't you cousins think it mighty fine of
the editor of the good old Journal to give
the boys and girls of the U. s. a corner?
I am subscriber to The Journal and
think it mighty fine paper.
Well will go. Let your cards and let
tiers fly to
L. v. VAUGHN,
Pell City, Ala, Route 1.
Hello, Cousins and you, too, Aunt Julia
the fairy godmother to the whole bunch
right through the cousins for the corner sc
they will not be stumbling over my boots
Think the letter box is one of the most in
teresting features Of the paper, not that
don't enjoy reading DR.. Frank Crane. H
Abingdon Bruce and Dorothy DIS talks fol
they are deep writer's. 1 think reading is q
good way to pass off leisure time and some
of the cousins write some splendid letters
that show they have made good use of theil
time while in school and also by observa
tion and experience. Why do not more Of
the young people learn to play come musica
instrument? Think parents are little neg
ligent along this line, as there are differ
ent instrume nts and prices to suit all il
that respect. A change Of music in the
churches, the rural ones, as a violin solo anG
vocal quartet duet for a change would
and interest and draw some to hcurch tina
usually do not attend.
Beulah Drane Knowlton, If you see thi!
write as 1 lost your address, while trying t.
fight a bear open handed. If any of thu
juniors between % and SO, care to CORE
spond with a sojer let 'em fly. Have en-
joyed my stay and meet with the cousins
so now if you, Miss Bernice Beatty and some
more of the gifted writer's will please move
over a little 1 shall try to head my boots
for the door and be gonig. while the going il
good. r. LESTER COOKE.
Cleveland, Tenn. Route 6, Box 60.
N. B.-Here's a dime for the kid.
Dear Aunt Julia and All You Cousins
Here comes a Florida boy if you will only
let him in your happy circle. What do vol
say, may I come in? That's good. l knew
you would so will tell you something abou
''Sunny Florida" which, to my notion, il
the best state in the Union. Oranges arr
ripe here now and aren't they good, but
had better hush or you will all be hungry
I had better look out or this will get tot
long for this is my first time but just {
the postoffice here, which I think is goo(
job for boy my age, for I am only seven
teen years young. l have blue eyes ant
dark hair and l am feet short and Weigl
$50 pounds, so you see 1 am not mama
baby, and if any Of you cousins want tt
write to a jolly kid, just let yours fly ant
l will answer every single one of them anc
I'll send you a photo of myself also, for
have Kodak SO lets i hear from you Tea
soon HOLMES BROChMAN.
Care postoffice, Winter Garden, Fla.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: I have seer
letters from Georgia, but I don't remember
ever seeing but one from Vidalia. Cousins
I hope you and auntie will keep Mr.. W. b
away until l can CO. Cousins, as this Ii
my first time I will describe myself. l an
thirteen years old, feet inches tall, an
fair complicated, have darg hair, weigl
ninety-f pounds. How many of you cous
ms like to go to school? l do, for one.
am in the seventh grade, my teachers nam
ia Mrs. Lizzie Hilton. l would be glad t.
correspond with the cousins. / will answe
all the letters and cards l receive. You
new cousin, -
CIiss) RUTH HAMILTON.
Vidalia, Ca, r. F. D. No. 1.
P. S.-Cousins, how many Of you lik'
flowers, I do. 1 would like to exchange
Dear Aunt Julia:
Will you let another little Alabama CIR
join. your happy band of boys and girls
What do you all do for pastimeZ go Il
school and help mamma do the house work
My teacher is Miss Ruth McCants. l like
her fine. I am in the fifth grade.
I will describe myself and go: blue eyes
light hair and fair complexion, and clever
years old.
Cousins, please write to this Alabama CIR
and I will assure you an answer.
Aunt Julia, please print this 1 1 wan
to surprise my friends
JESSIE DANIEL,
Evergreen, Alabama.
Route ''B." Box 76.