Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-09-03

you nothing. Lovingly,
Dear Aunt Julia: In looking over the
Atlanta Journal 1 noticed your letter pox
and thought that I would write and see
how my efforts were rewarded. 80 IL you
will be so kind as to add my name to your YOU
list l would appreciate 1t very much. Sill
cerely yours, CLYDE H. BRIDGE,
U. S. s. Arkansas, care Postmaster, New
York, N. Y.
NV Dear Aunt Julia: I would like to
hear from some Of the girls in Georgia ana
if YOU would kindly add my name and ad-
dress to your list of lonesome sailors,
resnnctfi1ilv, NJ. B. LEWIS.
TT g 8 Arkansas care Postmaster, New
York, N. Y, Executive office.
Dear Aunt Julia: l am lonely sailor
Just returned from foreign waters, nave
wandered the world over and found that the
only real girls on earth all in the old united
States. Perhaps through your help L may
be able to correspond with some OF them'
hourS BE BERNETTB NEWsOM.
q. s. s. Arkansas, New York City, N. y
Dear Aunt Julia and All the Cousins
Here / come just buzzlng:
This is my third time to write u-..
But Mr., W. B. held my letters t1ght'
So I am knocking just once more
10 see If someone will open the door,
Please move over and give me room'
For I'll have to go pretty soon S,+ MIN
will describe myself, on, don't rum
I will do it just tfor fun
Dark brown hair and blue eyes
Weigh 122 pounds, fe. SIN tau'
And will be fifteen this rail-. -
NV foot is sore and / can't WALK
But believe me, I can tax.
some of YOU cousins write to me-
And I'll answer, you Will see'
I hear Mr.. W. B. coming,
So 1 had better be running.
A0'S e HATTIE CLYDE BEDN1GFIELD.
Bailey, Gr., Route f.. .so hohr
P. Sind inclosed DC 1or 'he o"D''
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins; Per Sn1t
me- TO slip in long enough to tell you now
mich I enjoy reading the letters nj y0 Ia
denartment They are so very nice c IN
to 90 to Sunday school and church. Oo ;oo
in5r FOR adonting the little American oa0y
n ~ Won like to read? 1 do for one. NY
f DV books are "Lightfoot, the Leaplns
Goat" and '"Black Beauty see h a4n
TuIia coming with a stick SO naa pet oSs
mn Hoping I will see this in print. Loaus
80 love enclose sc for the BABY: IT,
OF ioNe. o,rs LOUISE PHILLIPS.
Nnion Mills, Va.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: W1ll you
odnoif q Georgia boy into your harry pana
u W. to,,s and girls? 1 live on the farm, put
Do not like the farm. l wrote before, puI
if was not printed, SO I will try AGAIN gam a.
hone Mr.. W. B. don't get this. l VIII ue
scribe myself and go: rive l eernne ZION
md am 20 years of age. If any OF you
W." -ionl,ine girls wish to write to lonely
Georgia boy, let your letters ny 4 TO
Won bet I'm back again after an ao-
sence Of about six months. shorI LIZ th1
ehI Didn't some of you cousins say, why
mother has just got back from Week
vacation, and 1 thought that week Wouiu
never end? So mother could come pac H.
WHY, I even got mummy SICK. anu "
think I was an old bachelor all that Time.
So 7 think six months is rather long time:
| THANKS to you, Miss Beau1ah Holley' Oh
Clanton, Ala, for that box OF mowers you
sent me. They were surely pretty. say
bows. do you know the girls. Misses Beulan
and Dean Ritch? I'll back you right up
that they can write real interesting letters.
They have written to the Letter BOX sew
eral lines, so you had better write TO thenn'
Say. cousins, we are going to have re-
nnion the last Saturday of this month.
Would like for all Of you to come. You,
too, Auntie, must come. Well, l guess
had better ring of before l bust the
rule on o,6 say %dIs %l dont mean a od
age" I'm just 10 years young. Just a
few more words, auntie, and then IN CO.
Say, Jerusha, Of Stouts, N. C., would sure
~ love to take up census over your way
Will close by asking all to write. Low
ingly. CHAS, q. BhAN NJ
Matthews, N. G., R. F. D. &C.
P. S.-Ten cents for baby.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousin: Wonder If
Won would let Georgia girl join your
happy circle? Wake up, Georgia Kids, the
other states are just as far ahead as we
are behind. Now, I know you all are Won
dering how I look, so here goes: Five feet
three inches tall, dark hair, blue eyes, fair
complexion, weigh Ill pounds, age 10 years.
What do you cousins do for pastime? go
inswimming, pick the guitar and read
stories Now, if any Of you cousins want
to correspond with lively KID let your
MISS ANNIE LEE wEsTBRoOK.
Summerville, Ca, R. F. D. 2, Box II.
P. S.-Inclosed find my bit for the little
kid.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I have
been reading your letter this afternoon and
old state of Georgia. Well, guess you all
are wondering how look SO don't run.
Just sit still. Five feet three inches tall,
weigh 147 pounds, blue eyes. dark hair, fair
cousins do for pastime. I play the gra ia
nola, go in swimming, and read stories.
Now, if any of you cousins want to cor
fly to MISS BESSIE BAGGETT.
Summerville, Ca, R. F. D. 2, Box 20.
P. Sind inclosed my bit for the little
kid.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please let a little South Carolina boy into
your happy band of boys and girls? 1 have
never written before, but if you will let
me in I will not stay long. I wonder what
yuo cousins do for pastime. I go fishing
and car riding. 1 live on the farm and like
farm life fine. go to school in town,
am in the eighth grade. Well, I will de-
scribe myself. I have dark brown hair,
blue eyes and fair complexion, and am
feet inches tall, weigh 125, and am II
years old. AS this is my first time to
write, I'll close. Some of you cookbook
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