Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-16

| the organ or piano. l quite agree with the
| writer who said "try and make your letters
interesting as possible" Will not give a
description but will say my age is between
day, February 20? My home town is China
Grove. We live on the farm one mile from
the station. think our town 10 improving
very much. One great movement is that the
people OF the town and community are go
ing to build cotton mill, which means a
greater population to the town. l will go
as this is my first attempt Shall be glad
to hear from any Of the cousins. Best wishes
to one and all. PAULINE BOSI.
China Grove, n. G.
My Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
comes a North Carolina boy to Join your
has been a subscriber to The Journal for a
long time and l enjoy reading the cousins
letters. go to. school every day ana am
in the sixth grade. Who has my olptnday
live OF a farm and 1 have lots of work to
do mornings and evenings. enjoy farm
life fine. My pets are rabbits and bantam
chickens. have sister; she is fourteen
years old. When it SHOWS we have lots of
fun coasting on my sleigh. ] will not de-
scribe myself. Mother says am fine
looking boy. Now 1 hope my letter will
be in print. Love to all the cousins.
new friend,
Pensacola, N. c., Box 81.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please make room for a new cousin, How
did you cousins enjoy Christmas? l enjoyed
it very much, and old Santa Claus did not
to care tor a little orphan. Don't you,
cousins? 1 am at school. l like to go to
school, l am in the fourth grade. What do
you cousins do for pastime? / play the
piano ana tat. live on 4 big strawberry
farm. I like to live in the country. l have
many pets: Well, az my letter is getting
long, will close. All of you cousins write
to a thirteen-year-old girl.
SUSIE BELLE GARDNER.
Brixton, Ga, r. F. D. 1, Box 1.
Hello. Aunt Julia and cousins! Won't you
please make room for lonesome girl in your
happy circle? I promise not to stay very
long, for this is my first visit, but do
not feel like stranger, for 1 have read the
cousins do for pastime? / knit and sew and
help mama about the house. 1 going
to school now and we are having examina-
lions and, believe me- they sure are hard
How many of you cousins like to hunt?
do, and think all kinds of outdoor sports are
fun. I have golden hair, hazel eyes, light
complexion and am IS years old. All you
cousins write me and I will try to answer
LILLE HOPKINS
vicksburg, Miss. NJ. r. A.
Good Morning. Auntie and all of the Cous-
ms: How are YOU all this rainy morn ?
Don't you all think Aunt Julia is a lovely
little woman for adopting the little Ameri-
can child Wonder what do you cousins do
for pastime? I go to school, help cook,
play the monograph, read books. Hw many
of you like to readg I for one. ] am Just
craig about good books, and if Miss Alma
Coggins sees this come again with another
nice letter, it was appreciated. The wealth
err is sure cold down here in south Geor-
gia. You cousins just ought to be with
me. I have two sisters older than / and
also brother. We do have some time
together. ] will not describe myself, for I
do not think it is worth while, but will tell
you all my age. I am a little girl of four
teen summers. If any of you cousins would
like to correspond with a south Georgia girl,
let your cards and letters fly. Come on you
south Georgia girls and boys. ! am new
niece and cousin. RA1S1A TAYLOR.
vidalia, Ga, r. r. D. Fl. /, Box 16.