Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-09-27

I look like; so / will try and tell you how
ugly l am: Brown hair, blue-grey eyes, me-
dunn 5d eomplexion.,5 feet inches tall, weigh
135 pounds; l will leave my age for you to
guess; it is between fifteen and twenty
Now, some Of you cousins please write to
me. Here is my address:
Andrews, N. O.. R. F. D. 1, Box 81.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here come
four Georgia girls knocking for admittance,
and we hope Mr. W. B. will be absent.
We have written before and were admit.
ted, and received SO many nice letters we
decided we would write again. We are big
chums at school and are all in the ninth
grade. We think The Journal one Of the
best papers of the SOUTH and we enjoy
reading the letter box. How many of you
not do without it..
We will not describe ourselves, but will
i tel our ages which are between t. and
Hoping to hear from you cousins and to
Sc our letters in print.
MARY RUTH BALLARD.
VELA ELIZABETH TATE.
Fayetteville, Ga.
HESTER MCBRIDE,
CLYDE JACKSON.
Woolsey, Ca, Route /.
Hello, Aunt Julia, Cousins and Friends:
Open the door and let me in.
should have sooner come to see
II you Kind friends would welcome me.
Bat for fear I stayed away,
rearing 1t was wastebasket day:
But I'm brave enough to walk inside.
Perhaps Aunt Julia will have him tied.,
Ny eyes are blue, but light is my hair,
MY complexion it is medium fair;
I am five feet and three inches tall,
MY age f1fteen, guess that's oil.
Now, how many of you cousins believe
oil nd T
80 let your cards and letters fly
n, Ell ELEANOR or ADAMS.
DouglasVille, Ca, Fiat Rock School.
Hello, Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will YOU
Please admit admit little Georgia girl into your
geu cousins doing these fine summer DAVIS
Having fine time, / guess.
low many of you like to go to school
III TOY lone, one: | live on farm, as most of
the cousins do. like farm life fine. /
nave never lived in the city. 1 live about
two miles from any town. I have one
sister younger than 1; so we get pretty lone
some sometimes: wish all \of you, cous-
The river is not far from home. We could
nave gone in bathing every day
II guess ! better describe myself and go:
rive feet four inches high, grey eyes, fair
M ny age for you all to -guess3 it is between
IL and l6. Good-by. Your new cousin.
EDNA FLOYD.
Hello there,SAunt Julia and cousins. Oh.
yes, I've taken you by surprise. Would
called you up, but the line was busy. and
l. conldn't wait. I wasn't sure this was
the place, but I saw my old pal, Frank
Gray peeping out the window. NV. hnt
you all seem to be having a jolly time, and
II all our cousins were present we would
have 1t nice, if every year all Aunt Julia's
nleces and nephews could meet at some suit
able place GALL who could possibly be tbere)
and have reunion. Have each boy and
girl to make a short speech about their
home and themselves. All in favor, hands
up. Just look at the hands going IN. Aunt
Julia will be glad to chaperon US, I'm
sure. I want to say right here to all those
VINO wrote me, sending song 1 requested. /
appreciated your Kindness. / just couldn't
answer them all, but remember each and
everyone. l hope I am not wearing out
welcome for I just think so much Of nv
dear Auntie and cousins, can't stay away.
Well,. am resting very nicely on this fur
rug. but as see some of you getting rest
less, better be going. Oh, Hassie j., you
stepped on my sore toe. Can't you sit still
a little longer? I'm ready to 20 when l
get drink of water, so will say good bye
to all and will come again if 1 find 1 am
welcome.
Your old cousin and nephew d..
CLAUD B. MALLORY,
Fayetteville. Ga.