Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-07-16

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit another Alabama girl into
your happy bond? have written twice be-
fore, but my letter was not printed. I will
first describe myself as is the custom, so
here goes, don't laugh am feet inches
tall, weigh 10S pounds, have medium COM
plexion, dark brown hair, blue eyes and am
fourteen years old. My birthday is the 28th
of April. Who has it? What are you cous-
ms doing for pastime 1 crochet, sew and
tat. How many Of you cousins go to school
and like to go2 l for one. Our school
closed June 8. I am in the ninth grade.
Well, I guess I had better go before Mr..
w. B. gets this letter, as 1 suppose he got
the other two, so Aunt Julia, please don't
let him ge. this one, as this is my third at
tempt. Will close with love to all Your
new cousin, MILDRED MOODY.
Chun Chula, Ala, Raute 2, Box "a.
P. ST. will be glad to hear from all of
you cousins. Let me hear from you George
Arden, will answer all letters and cards re-
ceived.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: was lit
orally swamped with letters when my last
attempt was. printed in the letter box.
answered some of them and the cousins have
proven fine correspondents, but l can't get
the time to answer them all. am SIN
cerely sorry that cannot and l am trying
to do the next best thing and that is to
thank them every one through the letter
box. / hope that they will bear me no i'll
will. l can assure them that every letter
was read and appreciated. You cousins send
me all the letters you want to and Will
answer all can. Your cousins,
LUTHER CLARK.
Galivants Ferry, S. G.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please open
the door and let little Florida girl In for
a chat. have written once before, put
didn't see it in print. l guess Mr.. Waste
basket picked it up. What do you cousins
do for pastime? / do all kinds of fancy
work and read good books. Miriam Riket-
son, come again; your letters are interest
ing. 1 agree with the proposition you made
to the boys. Some of youa cousins ought TO
eral fishing trips this summer. 1 will de-
scribe myself If you will promise not to
run: Five feet six inches TALL. weigh $50
pounds, light hair, fair complexion and
twenty years old and-oh, 1 forgot have
blue eyes. Some of you cousins write me,
for I am very lonesome. l will answer all.
1 guess l had better go, for Mr.. w. 3.
and cousins. PEARL SINGLETARY.
Grand Ridge, Fla, Route A, Box 152.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins Please let
a little Alabama boy in your happy band OF
boys and girls. wonder what you cousins
do for -pastime? ride my bicycle and
pillow. 60 to Sunday school and church
every Sunday. Do you cousins like to read
books? 1 do. 1 have read several. l go
tc school at Potash and am in the fifth
grade; Well guess at na DIP peter 60 be-
HOYT HAMMOND.
Wehadkee, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia, Cousins and Friends
Open the door and ask me in.
l live on big farm
And never do bit of harm.
l have never written before,
For fear my letter would be bore.
For pets have a little cat,
And she sure Is plump and fat.
I will not describe myself this time
For fear it will make too long rhyme:
/ will answer all letters and cards received
JUST Try me if you don't believe.
I am a little girl, eleven years old.
Good-by, now, for my story g told.
LOUISE HEWIN.
Starr, S. c., Route ..
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
all let Georgia girl into your happy band?
AS this is my first time to write Will de-
scribe myself; get behind the door. 1 am
5 feet 8 inches tall, have light hair, fair
complexion and blue eyes. Ny age is be-
to hear from an yof you cousins who wish
to write to me. Some one hold Mr.; Waste
basket until I get by, please. Hope to
hear from you all SINCERELY &c y ,,r,,,rr,
Arnoldsville. Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins; Wonder
if could drop in for just a tiny chat this
lovely morning? l am not new cousin,
for have written Twice 6ef1re i've put anv
where else. My age is fifteen and have
blue eyes and black curly hair. l will study
the tenth grade next session in school. !
am lover of poetry and / write most OF
my spare time. Aunt Julia, l want to
thank you very much for printing my other
two letters. Lovingly,
Greer. S. c., Route I.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit another South Carolina girl into your
happy band of boys and girls? Say, cousins
what do you do for pastime? l milk and
farm life fine. am four feet eleven inches
tall, weigh eighty-fiye pounds, brown hair
and gray eyes and will be fourteen years old
the 9th Of July. Some of you good-looking
boys and girls write to me. l will answer
ali letters and cards received.
Your new cousin.
LILLIAN HEwIN.
Starr S. c.. R. F. D. 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit two South Carolina girls into your
happy band Of girls and boys? We hope So,
anyway. VIII you move over and give us a
seat by Aunt Julia? Well promise not to
stay long. What are you all doing Tor
pastime? AS for US, we do lots Of work and
read lot AS it has just been raining, we
can't do any work outside, SO we decided
to write to you. We live in the country,
and would not live in the city, for in the
country everything seems SO nice. How
many Of you cousins have flowers, those
that grow in the yard or in the house? We
have some very pretty pot flowers which are
in bloom. There's nothing we like any
better than pretty flowers. We get bit
lonely and want to do some corresponding
with anyone who cares to write We will
describe ourselves, 50 don't get scared to
death: Lilly is s feet inches tall, black
hair, blue eyes, fair complexion, twenty -one
years old. Mary Lee is feet inches tall,
black hair, blue eyes. fair complexion. sew
enteen years old. All of you write u.s.
Two new cousins and nieces,
LILLY AND MARY LEE MILLS.
AIontmorenci, S. G.
P. S.-Will answer all letters.
nnnr Aunt .Iulia and Cousins: wonder