Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-11-22

ably some have forgotten me, so I'll tell you
all how pretty l am-Oh, mean how ugly
l have brown hair, blue eyes, fair complex
ion. am seventeen years. of age. 1 go to
school and am in the seventh grade. Say,
cousins, haven't forgotten you all and will
try to answer all your letters some time
soon. have made some very dear friends
through the Letter Box. Well, winter is
back again, isn't it, cousins? What do you
girls do for pastime on long winter afterA
moons, when it's too cold to get out?
read crochet and play the organ. Oh. I've
stayed too long now so l will run away and
prepare my lessons. With love to al.
am your cousin, INEZ SIMPSON.
! Pendergrass. Ca, Route. g.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Would you
all permit little Georgia girl to drop in
for wee bit Slip over and let me have
seat by that good-looking boy over there in
the corner, Well. as this is my first time,
weigh 100 pounds; l have brown hair and
brown eyes, fair complexion. I hope you all
won't run and leave me; won't stay long.
l 60 to school at Pond Park. am in the
Gee. We are through picking cotton out
here. You cousins write to me. would
be glad to hear from lust anyone ,,o,-
Pendergrass, Ca, Route 1.
'Lovely Falr'
Most all the trees have changed their colors
To beautiful browns and reds,
And the golden rod in lovely clusters
Are waving their yellow heads.
Everything is verl still,
Only now and then breeze
AS tho the leaves are whispering
Good-by, before the freeze.
The mockingbird is on the gate, Il
Singing his farewell song
Here's hoping that when he goes south,
He won't stay very long.
Everywhere are signs of fall,
And that winters drawing near,
So let's get ready for Santa Claus
And the best part of the year.
So get your gifts ready to give,
And don't let the cost worry you,
For If you have nothing expensive to give,
kind word and a smile will do.
Written by Lea Russell.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Wonder if
you will let little Georgia girl enter In
this afternoon? l will promise you that L
will not stay long. Say, what are all of you
cousins doing this beautiful afternoon? am
is grand little place. am in the seventh
grade. Well. as this is my first visit will
describe myself and g.. Now, cousins, don't
run. Here I go: Have brown eyes. black
Ndlr, Ialr cOmpleAIOI' diH 1eeL II lhClICs
tall, weigh lis pounds. You cousins write
to ME, will assure You an answer. With
best wishes. ADDIE JANE GEE.
Pendergrass, Ca. R. F. D. l. Box 81.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Will you permit another little Georgia
girl into your happy circle
AS this is my first attempt will prom
Use not to stay long.
live on the farm and enjoy country
life fine.
Will describe myself go IT. Q in.
tall weigh rs lbs, dark hair, brown eyes,
madium complexion, IL years of age.
Would like to hear from any of you little
cousins. Will answer cards and letters re-
ceived.
new niece and cousin.
MAUDIE BROWN.
Cochran, Ca, R. 8.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Will you please let me join your happy
band of boys and girls. am a Georgia girl,
IA years of age, brown hair. gray eyes. me-
dunn complexion. weigh 80 pounds. If any
of you boys and girls want to hear from
Georgia girl just write to me- / will
answer all letters and cards l receive. If
you don't believe me Just try. -
| guess I had better be going All you
A new cousin,
LOIS sNanEEc
Mitchell, Ga.