Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-16

| please atlmit three Georgia girls INTO your
happy band of boys and girls! we i've IN
| the country and enjoy country life fine. W Q
| are going to school and in the eighth grade
! Our pastiue is reading, crocheting and play
| ing the piano. We would like to correspond
| with any Of the Cousins. We will close,
hoping Mr.. Wastebasket won't get this.
Best wishes to all.
MISS SETTLE WILLIAMS.
MISS GLADYS LEWIS.
MISS Made TURNER.
Millen, Ca, Route O.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you admit two
South Carolina girls into your happy band of
girls and boys: We go to school and M are In
| and one fifteen. Some OF you cousins write
| and tell us some games to play at school.
LILLE KELLY.
LILLE HOLLIS.
Central S. c., Route ..
Dear Auntie and Cousins: wonder what
you cousins are Going this lovely morning
l am just sitting around the fire, for l am
sick and can't be out much. What do you
cousins do for pastime? / read, write, go
to school and help mamma. l have been
once before but did not describe myself, so,
If you cousins won't run, will describe
myself now: Blue eyes, light hair. fair
complexion, 4 feet 2 inches low and ten
years Of age. How many. of you cousins go
to school? l do, and am in the sixth grade.
Some Of you cousins write me. Aunt Julia,
l am sending some crochet for the Ameri-
cards received. Your cousin,
MILDRED WALKER.
Kibhee, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: May
join your happy band for a little talk with
the cousins? / have been a reader OF the
Letter Box for some time, and find it in
teresting to read letters from the cousins
from different states. l am living the
farm and enojy farm life fine, for 1, for
one, believe it more pleasant than city life
cousins, If rOOld visit mp Un
would have a grand time playing in the
snow. How would you cousins down in
sunny Florida enjoy playing SNOWFALL? 1
live about fifteen miles from the Blue Ridge
mountains, and it is grand scenery to look
at when it is covered with snow, like it
is today. live about four hundred yards
so I'm in two states almost every day.
So l will describe myself and go: Five feet
6 inches, weight 145 pounds, blue eyes,
light brown hair, age 49, Would like to
hear from all you good looking girls.
CHARLIE BEAsLEY.
Peters Creek, Va, r. 1, Box 100.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
all let little girl from the good old state
of North Carolina into your happy band
of boys and girls? l hope So any way.
Raleigh, which is the capital of state.
What do you cousins do for amusement?
play the piano, and gWtar.. For work /
go to school and Oh, Now I do have to
study. Ny teachers name is Mr.. James H.
Rand. 1 am in the ninth grade. Cousins,
don't you all think Aunt Julia is the
sweetest little woman? Just think what she
in the good old Journal so that we all can
become acquainted with each other. She
has also adopted dear little orphan.
guess you all are wondering how ! look
by now. And IL you will listen l will tell
you. 1 have golden curly hair, dark gray
eyes and fair complexion. l am feet &
inches tall, and am II years old. / am
sending fifty cents for the French baby.
happiest kid in this part of North Caro-
lima let your letters fly. Will try to answer
all received: From a new niece and cousin,
kATHO ESTELL MONTAG UE.
Garner, N. c.
Dear Aunt Jnlia and Cusins: May come
in and chat awhile this morning. Hope I
will be welcome. 1t was dear of Aunt
Julia to print my other letter, even If my
name was signed Hattie Mae instead of
Katie Mae, Aunt Julia was not to blame for
it. Ny dad takes The Journal and we all
think it is a fine paper and we just could
not do without it. l certainly enjoy read
ing the letter box and knew you all will
agree with ME that the cousins letters get
more and more interesting. 1 will not de-
scribe myself for l am not good look %g,
all Of you cousins write to me. Will answer
all mail received. Aunt Julia, please print
this as I do want to get acquainted with
some Of the cousins. With much love to
Aunt Julia and all of the cousins, beg to
remain your loving friend,
KATIE MAE JONES.
Tallahassee, Fla. Route G.
P. S.-Here is my dime for the little or
phan.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: We have
taken The Journal for short time and
now l have decided to put a letter in the
letter box. l live on farm and ride in
a school wagon three miles to school. I
have light complexion, light hair, gray eyes
and feet 1 inch tall. / am twelve years
Of age. My birthday is the Goth of April.
There is large amount of ice here now.
like to go in bathing. l have a cute lit
tie cream colored pony. All of you cousins
write to FR1EDA BURT.
Linesville, Penn, r F. d. 1.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: will
you please admit an Alabama girl into your
happy band of boys and girls? 1 have
been silent reader of The Journal for a
long time. L guess most all you cousins
are going to school and having grand
time. 1 am not going to school this sea-
son. Wonder what you all do for pastime.
I have been piecing quilts. I will not de-
scribe myself this time, FOR rear yon ali
would run. I am 10 years of age. All of
you cousins write me and see if you don't
get an answer.
EsSIE GUNNELLs.
Albertville, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit blue-eyed girl into your
happy band, from the dear old North State?
We take The Journal and I enjoy reading
ms like music? I certainly do and can play