Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-03-15

ever. / am a member of ConcOrd's Junior
Will now say good-by to all. l will call
again soon. Your niece and cousin,
ROSA LEE VICKERS.
Havana, Fla, R. F. D. 3, Box p.
Dear Julia and Cousins: Will you all
admit a South Carolina girl into your hap
Ply band of boys and girls? 1 live on the
farm and like farm life fine. Wonder
what you cousins do for pastime? I crochet.
Would love to exchange samples with you
cousins. I am five feet two inches tall,
weigh 105 pounds, have light hair and blue
eyes, and fair complexion, and 1 am fifteen
years old. Now if any of you cousins wish
to correspond, let your cards and letters
EFFIE HALLIFIELD.
Cherokee, S. c., r. /, Box II.
Dear Aunt Julia: 1 wonder If you will
admit two North Carolina girls into your
circle? We GO to Roberdel High school and
are in the ninth grade. We have three
teachers and like them fine.
Cousins, get ready to run as we are
feet five inches tall and weighs one hun
dred and twenty eight pounds, has DARK
brown hair, brown eyes, and fair complex
and weighs about one hundred and ten
pounds, has light brown hair, blue eyes
and medium complexion. Our ages are pc
tween fourteen and eighteen, and we would
like to correspond with some OF the COUSINS
We wiz close with best wishes to Aunt
Julia and the cousins.
BERTHA BARLEY.
EVELYN TERRY.
RoberdeI, n. c.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit S. C. boy to your happy circle!
| promise not to stay long. L live on
farm and like it fine. l nope all Ine
cousins had a merry Christmas l sure dla:
without it. Some of you good-looking girls
write me and see if you don't get a, an
answer Well, l will go before Mr.. W.
tho habv LELAND WEEKS.
Aiken, S. c., Route 8.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit little south Georgia girl INTO
YOUR happy band of boys and girls !
have been silent reader OF the cousins
Corner for a long time, and sure ENJOY
good time Xmas Everything was rather
dull here You cousins ought to nave peSn
with me last summer. | stayed "ili VINE
with one of my sisters and sure na9
some good times. Some OF you s6nutei some %
of your experiences. l like to read your
letters They are so interesting. nat W
you all do for past1meE ! , crocne' among
fine books l have read are: freckIes',
stPollyanna, "Pollyanna Grows =, up,
marion Grey" Lillian and Lucille anu
many others How many have my plfth-
uay' have brown hair, brown eyes far
complexion, not very tall ana am 10 oSy e%ins
Young, Some of you good-looklns eli ro1
write to me, will try and answer ali re-
ceiVedi MISS, LILLE MAE FACKLER.
Helena, Ca, Route l, Box f.
noar Amt Julia and Cousins: Here we
come again knocking at your uoor iot do;ng
r:ttance What are you cousins 80 the
these cold days? We are passing NationaI
time at work here at the First Natlqna,
hank guess you cousins nave Iorsot t,
how we look, so we will give GescflpC dC,,,
First, Roy is sixteen years DIV Wi, IaI has
brown eyes, brown hair, and Will leo ,: YOU
cousins guess at my age. All you cousins rao
write to us. Will answer all leIIeiS
caived Your nephews and COUSINS
WILLIAM NJ. DEAN.
Montgomery, Ala.
P. S.-Inclosed find 20 cents'
Dear Aunt Julia: Here comes Georgia
kid for admittance this peautiI4i fa aa nnife
I did not say lonely kid, Tor Ieel qui'e
na What do YOU all do for pastime? crochet.
90 visiting, help cook and lots OF olnet
things. Ny greatest pleasure is gong on'
todaking. We went out kodaking yester-
Say Relieve me- we had some fun: Be
atrice Goodwin, let's exchange kodah PIT PIT
lures. We live close together; ! n Hong las
lots of times 1 surely will be glad Whea
snrinp comes: it's not so very much longer
Until esnringtime. is it. Then we can hunt
flowers. 90 fishing and 60 in bathing ana
make better kodak pictures, although there
are lots of interesting pictures to De mace
in winter Thelma Johnson, l guess your
age to be seventeen. 1 sent two rons ca
films this morning to E. H. Cone, Atlanta,
Ga, to be developed. also SEND INNS 10
W, W. White, Birmingham, Ala listen;
I will tell you all one thing, We resolVe t
to do this year. 1 got me neat Dox
and am going to keep all the letters l get
this whole year, and at the end OF the
wear l will see how many l get beslues;
when you get lonesome you can get ouC
the letters you have and read them HOW
many of you like the story, 1.-THE Only TIMING
That Counts?' ! enjoy reading 1t very
much. Well 1 guess 1 will close. won
describe myself, only say l am seventeen
years u "es' ETA MOODY.
P. Sou will please find inclosed
nickel.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit a girl from south Alabama into your
happy circle? Do any Of you cousins re-
member me? C. NJ. s., do you? guess
you all enjoyed Christmas fine. l did
We'll | know you are all anxious to know
how I look. / have brown hair, blue eyes
and medium complexion, and my age is he
tween fifteen and twenty. / will leave
it to you to guess. Cousins, what do you
do for pastime? 1 make fancy work some
Well, l better go and leave room for some
care to correspond with lonely girl write
to RECIE PITTS.
Pigeon Greek, Ala.