Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-11-22
A new cousin,
ALBERT THORNTON.
533 Lake St., Kent, Ohio.

A new cousin,
ALBERT THORNTON.
583 Lake St., Kent, Ohio.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here 4
come again. I have had one letter printed
and have had so many requests for views
of Stone Mountain 1 thought If any one
had more bulbs, especially tulip. than they
wanted / would like to send views for
some. You have talked about them so
much and taught us how to grow them: l
sure would like to get some. / do love
flowers.
Would like to exchange story books, with
the cousins. Aunt Julia and all Of you
come to see me and l will take you up
on the mountain, but expect Aunt Julia has
love to all,
Stone Mountain. Ga. Il
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Hello to
ell of you. Move over and let me have
seat side of Aunt Julia, Us this is my first
time to- visit you ALL How we'll you are
looking. Guess you all are going to school,
aren't your l am, and like 1T fine; am in
the seventh grade, AS this is my first time,
l will not stay long, Hope Mr.. w. B. has
gone visiting, SO my letter will pass. Guess
you all are wondering how look, so here
'plexion, 6 feet 8 inches tall, weight 100
pounds, have rosy cheeks, am sweet six
teen. If any of you good looking girls and
boys want to write to me let your letters
Ivy OLlN u lA+<L
AutryvilIe, N. c., r. No. 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Let me
slip in and have little chat with Aunt
Julia this rainy morning, as this is my first
time l will not stay long.
| 60 to school at Evergreen. Miss Ruth
Bennett is my teacher. l guess you are
all wondering how how l look, so here 1
go: Brown hair, black eyes, 5 feet inches
tall, weigh 100 pounds, am seventeen years
OLD, If any of you good-looking girls and
n Dyith lnt yO1Ir
FLossIE CARLY.
Autryville, N. G., Rout 2. Box SO,
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
come again. Guess the. cousins, have for
gotten me by now. Aunt Julia. I thank you
very much for printing my other letter
How many of the cousins go to school? 1
do | am in the, seventh grade. I guess
all of you airs glad Christmas is almost
the Pee Dee fair? / did. 1 won three
premiums and win go to Myrtle Beach next
summer. l will describe myself and go.
Blue eyes, fair complexion, light hair,
weigh % pounds, 30 inches high and twelve
years old. Don't get scared and run. Let
your letters and cards ny MAR t. K1RvEN.
R R1ata i, Box g2o O.
Good morning, Aunt Jtlia and Cousins:
Wonder what you are doing this fine morn
ing.
for the first time, please You ali have
been talking with her all the morning, SO
| think my time has come at last. Au9tie,
attempt. / have light hair, fair complex
ion, blue eyes, age sixteen. How many
of you cousins have my birthday, ,Septem-
Der 20? 1 have written once before but
did motto see my letter in print, so 1 de-
cided / would come again.
go to school,, study the seventh grade
and like my teacher fine SO far. She has
rI1ln o1rrI, n,Ik Irps hoo
she makes you stay in and work six exam
PIES so you see stay in every r tine;
R. 8, Dublin. Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: How are
you cousins feeling this hot afternoon? You
all know l am lonesome, because l am the
only girl in our family. / have three
brothers. As this is my first time to visit
go. have sandy -colored hair, have fair
complexion, am feet inches tall, am ten
years old. / won't tell you how much l
weigh. I am in the. fourth grade. Some
of you cousins write to me, for love to get
SUSIE BRUCE.
White Oak, Ca, R. P. D., Box IL.
Dear Aurt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit an Alabama girl into your hap
py. band of girls and boys? Have written
before but didn't see my letter in print.
What are you cousins doing these days? We
are making syrup. Some of you visit me and
nelp me. 1T is some sweet job.
Well, will give you a brief description Of
how look: Have blue eyes, fair complexion,
light hair and IL feet TALL weigh 107
pounds. My age between seventeen and
nineteen. You cousins write me.
Flomator, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins am a lit
tie girl twelve years old and have medium
brown hair, blue eyes and fair complexion.
and l weight So pounds. | am in the fifth
grade. Well, as it Is my first time writing
| will close, hoping to see this In print.
From your little girl,
Andrews, N. G. -'N'
received.
North Carolina boy to join your happy
band. | am going to school now and in
the fifth grade. love to go to school
m nna pay d ball an p,, going to ,d describe
fair complexion, fifteen years of age
weight about so pounds. had better close
fly. ~ ' '7''e''
-, RICHARD FARMER.
R. 4, Box 16. Elm City. n. G.
Dear Auntie and Cousins. Have you room
1911 South Carolina boy, in your happy
am admitted. Have been a Silent reader
Of your letter box. AS it is the rule,
will describe myself: Black hair, blue
eyes, 1dH complexion, nelght ABOUT B feet
inches, age eighteen year. If any of You
boys and girls wish to write to n new
cousin, let your letters fly to a new cousin.
R. F. D. /, Box 54 Pelion, S. G.
l hope to see it in print soon.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please try
to make room for a lonely little Georgia
girl. Yes. / want a seat among the most
lively and interesting bunch of boys and
-. At first said l was lonely, but can
partly take that back as l have nine broth
ers and sisters, many school chulns and
one very dear friend, whom I've just writ
ten to today. She is a girl Of about my
own age.
l am still in the teens and school also.
live in what is to me the most beautiful
part of the world, because it is my home,
old north Georgia, in Polk county.
| should like very much to correspond
with some young people in other states,
especially in the east Some one write
to me.
Very sincerely
D,. ETHEL HUFF.
Dear Aunt julia ana Co,sns: Ny! l won
der if Won all wcul Gl.1w \ lonely little
girl like me 10 Pay yen al y VISIT l have
written to tEis corner once before, but prob