Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-02-15


down here at Norwood and as I was lit
tie bit lonesome I thought 1 would write
to our dear old letter box and perhaps
I would get some letters to cheer me
up. I am staying with my brother VINO
is a druggist here, and enjoying myselt
fine, but you know there is no place like
home. / have four of the cutest little
nieces and nephews imaginable. There are
two of each and they keep me from GET
ting so very lonesome.
IF sure is cold here now. We have been
having a little snow. This week IS MID
die term at school and we have been nay
ing eXamna lions. l got through TO-DAY. we
begin our regular class work in the morn
ing.
/ would write longer letter e. sol some
thing of interest if Il had time, but L
me a long interesting letter? You don't
know how much l would appreciate it.
Lovingly, DEANE RlACh'
Hello Everybody: Will you admit two
read the cousins letters and like them
very much indeed. We both live on the
farm and think it is on very ad 2IeaS for
pastime? As for us, we go to school ana
Certainly have good school with three.
teachers. Well, as our chat is getting ing
rather lengthy we will follow suit by de.
scribing ourselves Bernice is five feet
four inches tall, weight 125 pounds, hair
auburn brown eyes and talr compressor .Sn
Ruby Lea is five feet two ln tef t b,no
ewes and fair complexion. We will close
by asking all cousins to write u.s.
i3IsFI, sPRAYBERRY.
RUBY LEA CHAPMAN.
IoFavette Ca, Route 2.
Dear Aunt Julian and Cousins-Here comes
five Alabama girls to join your merry oahu;
We are all school chums. Eana anu la
are deskmates. We are IN the same ~, si" ore
ithp SEVENTH Helen, Estelle ana Len nke
deskmates in the same grace Nthe ih''''
We are all the same size. .r,o
Come on Alabama girls and Doys' Inc
other states are going i to get ahs sweet aunt,
1on,t vow all? We have written once De-
fore but didn't have the pleasure OF see see
ing them i'll print. AS the ola SAVING ns nv
YOU don't succeed the first time, try, Try
again" Do you cousins go to sunday
school? We do, and think all o people
should go. We have NICE time IosetheI: =,
Wen NOT describe ourselves, only to tell
we are not grown yet. We would Ike 10
correspond with some of you girls ana boys
near ages. 49,, 4
We will close with oceans of love TO
Aunt Julia an all the cousins.
AS ever, your nieceS and cousins,
EVELYN HALE,
EDNA D4E,
ESTELLE MOON,
HELEN MCKINNEY,
LEILA BIRDYSHAW,
Phil Campbell, Ala, Route No. l.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousns-Do won
der what all can be doing today!
We are at school and have some very
good times. We are in the seventh and
We think it so nice of Aunt Julia to
let the Boys and girls help take care OF
some pooc little American child Dy paying
it's way through school.
We live about twenty miles from Faith
Cottage and think it grand place for any
child to go. We have visited the Berry
school several times.
We hope you all had a nice Christmas
We surely did.
Do you enjoy reading good books? We
surely do.
Well, | guess we have written enough for
this time; 50, cousins, write us one and
all, and see if you don't get an answer.
With love,
LOUISE COFER,
SALIIE MAE STRICKLAND.
Coosa, Ca, Route l.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I will
try and write again as this is the fifth
time I've written. How's everyone this
fine day? I suppose some of you are
wondering what l look like Well, I'm
just a little brunette five feet six inches
low. My age is between Is and 20. Guess
it. What do you girls do for pastime? l
am the only girl at home non o ana road 40 ai get
Luther Huff what has become of you?
Bernice Beatty, come again, your letter
is real interesting. am Just crazy
orphan. Don't you think she's just grand,
cousins? As my letter is getting long l
must stop. All of you cousins write me.
Much love to all,
FANNIE L. JOHNS.
Brewton. Ala, Route A.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit a N C. girl into your happy band
of boys and girls? l live on the farm and
like farm life fine. I live two miles from
Walnut Cave.
60 to school at Rose Bud and my
teacher is Mr.. W. D. Rierson. 1 study the
eth grade. How many of you cousins like
to read good books? do Ny GoI taHorte
..The Little Minister" and 1.-The Camp
Fire Girls on the March,
Well this is my first attempt to
write l will describe myself have
brown curly hair, blue eyes, fair com
plexion, five feet four inches tall. weight
los pounds age Is. Some of you cousins
please write to me, | will answer all let
dear.
A'"l D oCIE ADAMS,
Walnut Cave, n. C.
Heyo! Aunt Julia and Cousins-Here comes
ON old letter box cousin. l had one let
ter printed before and it caused me 10
have lots of interesting correspondents, so
brief description of myself, so you cousins
must must not be frightened one bit, here goes:
Five feet tall, fair complexion. light hair
ger eyes and weigh one hundred pounds.
that I'm some 'eat-hird.''
How many of YOU are fond of good books
am. 1 am also fond of going to school
Mr.. D. osborn, Of Mississippi write to
the letter box again. We're always glad
70 have the soldiers and sailors join the
letter box.
Guess my letter is long enough, so will
close by asking all of the cousins ~
write to me. viii answer all letters !
receive. Adieu, lovingly,
MISS X. L. FURNACE.
Donaluscnville, Ga. Route B., Box LAT.