Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-09-10
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"Help for the HeIbIess-Kindmess TO All
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No unsigned letters printed.
No letter written on both sid
All letters not to exceed $50
Dear Children:
You still have four dollars
you have your hundred. Pm so
our baby can begin it's year of hs
Tap, tap. Hello, Aunt Julia! Please
open the door and admit another Georgia
glrl into your happy band. Hello, cousins!
What a cozy corner you have! l am SO
glad was admitted, for 1t looks as If 1t
might rain. Thank you. l believe l VIII
Of Florida. I wonder are We related? |
have brought my tatting along, Sc that l
might tat while l chat few moments. l
live on a farm about ten miles from the
little town of Lumber City, in Telfafr
county. l guess every one Of you are en-
joying your vacation. l have been ENJOY
ing mine. l have been to several picnics
down on the banks of the Ocmulgee river.
ing, horseback riding, too. How many OF
you cousins like to go kodaking? l do. |
will not describe myself, for l am afraid
you all might rum but l will say to the
one who sends me the most interesting let
ter for my birthday, September Twill De
sweet slxteen), l will send my photo. L
would like kodak pictures of the cousins,
also postcard views. Lovingly,
ANNIE BELLE SPIVEY.
Lumber City, Ga, Route 1, Box "a.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit little Georgia girl into your happy
cousins are doing for pastime. read and
write and play dolls. How many dolls have
you cousins? 1 have seven. Have any OF
you cousins a little Saby sister? 1 have
describe myself: Blue eyes, fair complexion,
auburn bair, weigh CT pounds. How many
sisters have you cousins? I have three.
will close. I will answer all cards and
letters received. Your new niece,
MYRTLE GILLISs
st. Marys, Ca, Box rs.
Rap-a-Tap, Tap: Hello dearest auntie
and all you cousins. Will you please let
three jolly girls from the dear old state of
Georgia step inside for a little chat this
rainy morning? Oh, we do hope SO any
way. Cousins, won't you move over lit
auntie? Oh, cousins, don't you think Aunt
Julia is the sweetest aunt in Atlanta? We
do. What do you cousins do for pastime
We read story books, play the organ, go in
bathing, go boat riding and help our moth
ers. How many Of you cousins like flow
ers? We're crazy about flowers. Who has
the songs: LET the Rest of the World Go
By and "Smiles?" If SO, will you please
send them to us. Will appreciate it so
much. Will describe ourselves and 60, so
don't run, cousins: I, BERTHE, have blue
eyes, fair complexion, dark curly hair, five
feet two inches tall, aged fourteen. l.,
Stella, have blue eyes, fair complexion,
dark hair, five feet two inches tall, aged
eighteen. I, Emma, have dark hair, black
eyes, fair complexion, five feet four inches
tall, aged twenty-one. Now, we weren't 50
ugly after all. But, listen, were hoping to
hear from all you cousins, but, as nature
made u.s. we had rather hear from all you
od-looking boys. So let your cards and
letters fly to three lively kids; so, by-by.
Lovingly.
''' 4-i' VA STELLA G1LL1s.
Mt. Vernon, Ga.
Mt. Vernon, Ca, R. 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousin: Will you let
Georgia girl into your happy band of boys
and girls? I have been q silent reader OF
the letter box for a long time and decided
to write. What do you cousins do Tor
pastime? I read books, sing and play dolls
w ell, as 1t Is Iue RUE, w III ucoCLADC my
self and go: Auburn hair, fair complexion,
blue eyes, weigh sixty-fve pounds. l am
thirteen years old and am four feet six
inches tall. Will answer all cards and let
ters received. Your new niece and l. COUSIN
st. Marys, Ca, P. o. Box 20.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you publish let
ter for me? Am a South Carolina boy,
twelve years old, feet II inches TALL
weigh ninety pounds, brown hair, blue eyes,
medium complexion. Live in the country
mail received. DANIEL PRINGLB.
Ms. Craghan, s. c., Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please let me in for a little while, will
promise not to stay long? Well as 1t Is
rule, 1 will describe myself and run before
Mr.. w. B. walks up: Thirteen years OF age,
5 feet tall, weigh ninety-five pounds. brown
waving hair. gray eyes, medium complexion
Who has my birthdate, May 25 If you
cousins don't believe you'll get an answer
just write to MADELEINE DANIELS
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Win you
let q Georgia girl in your happy band OF
boys and girls? / live out in the country,
but am staying in town for whlle: 1
like farm life, but like to come ana vlslC
in town, it is change. Wei, as thls Is
nv first time l will not stay long. hope
Mr.. w. B. is out. will not describe my
self. hut let you guess my age, 1 am be-
tween fifteen and eighteen. Some of you
cousins write to me: me-, B > yeBy,rc r1rprz
Marietta, Ga, Route 1.
byn.. SIX % kLq tie. .E.....e$ a 80 !;
Dearest Auntie and Cousins: Here comes
a Georgia girl asking admittance into your
endless chain of boys and girls, after an aD-
sence of about two years. Wonder what you
cousins have been doing this summer. OF
lion al
us all about your trip. know you en-
loved 1t, Isn't it nice that we can have
a page in The Journal where we can get
acquainted with boys and girls OF otner
feet inches tall, medium complexion ana
Ia years old. Would like to correspond
with some of you cousins. Your cousin
Dalton, Ca, Route 6.
Dear Aunt julia: Will you please ad-
band this rainy afternoon? We have been
reading your letters for long time we
enjoy them fine. We will describe our
selves and go. I, Mildred, am 10 years old,
light hair, blue eyes and fair complexion
1, Myrtle, am 16 years old, feet inches
tall, weigh 1913 pounds, dark halr' plle
eyes and fair complexion. SO, we Will go
now and give someone else our chair py
Aunt Julia. So, all Of you cousins write to
us and we will answer all letters and cards
received. Your new cousins, --u
MISS MILDRED SMITH,
MISS MYRTLE GRAY.
Ta1lapoosa, Ca. Star Route.
Dear Aunt Julia: AS 1 have seen so
many interesting letters in the Letter Box.
1 have decided to join you all, if I may.
I have lust been home one week. L nave
been staying with one Of my friends, going
to singing I surely did have jolly time.
some of YOU cousins come and go in swim
ming with me- I will assure you a nice
time. Annie Laura McCook, what is the rea-
son you haven't answered my letter.
haven't forgotten it, You see, I never do
forget anything. All of you cousins write
to me. I was seventeen years old the 18th
Of this month. With coolies Of love to all,
your new cousin, ,r,,,rr,>-,,