Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-25

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Of the people who came with t.
was most interesting to meet peol
came from Japan, China, India a,
OF course, l talked about you
good work, what you did during
going to support at the Berry sch
and, of course, 1 felt very proud {
that you are always in my mind
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I wonder
If you will let another little Georgia girl
join your band. 1 am a little schoolgirl
and am in the sixth grade, and l am eleven
years old. enjoy reading the cousins let
tiers and also Aunt Julia's. 1 go to
school at Okapilco schoolhouse. / live four
miles southeast of Pavo, Ga. l have a
little sister, eight years old. She and I
help mother feed the chickens and Cos
lings, and we pick boil weevls. We ploy
in our playhouse and we have fourteen dolls,
and we try to have a doll for every little
girl that comes to see us, and have play
house full of other toys. We surely enjoy
the cousins letters and will be glad to an
swer them, too. Your new cousin,
MILDRED CROSBY.
R. F. D. 2, Box IS, PaYo, Ga.
Tap, Tap, Tap: Here comes little girl
from the dear old state Of South Carolina
for admittance. Cousins, don't you think
that Aunt Julia is dear auntie? Well as
am an old cousins / will not describe
myself. I live on the farm and like farm
life fine. I go to school at Granting, s..
O., but it was out May p. surely do feel
queer without going to school. Hope Mr..
W. B. will be gone fishing when this ar
rives. Come again, Luther Huff, your let
tiers are fine, also Mr.. Guys. Hello, Mr..
Hopkin, hope you are out of the army. How
many of you cousins are reading the Bible
for one. There is no better thing to read
than Gods word. Well as 1 hear Mr.. W.
B. coming with the broom 1 will close All
write to me. Your cousin,
THELMA FLOYD.
Inman, S. c., Route 8.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will,you admit another
Georgia girl to your happy corner? 1 am
a country girl. I live on farm of 176
acres. like farm life fine. What do yoyu
cousins do for pastime? AS for me, I make
tatting, help tend to the 'littlte" chickens
and play the piano. I have beautiful tat
tiny yoke made of medallions. I used pink
and white thread. I wish you cousins could
see it. Aunt Julia, wish so much you
could have been with me Sunday. l attend
ed church. Rev. II. w. Elder, who for
seventeen years was the pastor, delivered a
fine sermon in the morning, had dinner at
the church, the afternoon was spent in sog
service, the best singers from LAGRANGE
and Chipley were there. We surely had
delightful time. Now 1 would like to hear
from some of the cousins. Ny age (who
can guess) is between sixteen and twenty
one. We have some lovely flowers. surely
enjoy working with Them. l will come
Sgain soon. Yours respectfully,
MISS VERA THOMPSON.
Chipley, Ga, R. F. d. 2.
Dear Aunt Jrlia and Cousins: Wonder
Won will oHp rOio rirl {nfn
circle? l have been a silent reader of the
letter box for some time and often thought
of writing. viii promise not to stay long.
What are you cousins doing for pastime !?
write a great deal, for enjoy correspond
ing with boys and girls. live near Senoia
and like to live here fine. 1 will be brief
in this letter and if it escapes Mr.. w. B.,
I'll write again some time. 1 will describe
mlself: Have golden, curly hair, blue
eyes, fair complexion, feet inches tall
and weigh about 104 pounds. Am seventeen
years old. 1 will be more than pleased to
hear from some Of the cousins. Yours as
ever, (Miss) SUSIE PUTNAM.
Senoia, Ca, R. F. D. 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
admit little country girl into your happy
band of boys and girls? l live in the coun-
try and like it fire. For pets 1 have a calf
kitten broom and dish towel. 1 am twelve
years old end can do most any kind of house
work, as mamma is sick lot and do her
work. 1 like to go to school. 1 am in the
fifth grade. My teachers name is Mrs.
Edna Chafin. Well, as this is my first at
tempt, I will go.
Your new cousin,
EMMA KING.
P S.-Here's 10c for the orphan child.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: How are you
all these hot days? My! but it is hot here
now. 1 don't see anything cool looking but
the hooking bird. There is one sitting in
rose bush singing now, though 1 don't see
h1 thn RI 70 Sinn fnr bod n
nest with little ones in it and they have
disappeared. 1 DONE know what went with
them. / have q little redbird nest in the
plum trees with three little ones in it,
am afraid the kitten will find them.
won't let the children bother them. Well,
1 will close, as it Isl so hot L am about to
smother. Some of you cousins write to me.
l have been canning some today. I have
twenty-seven huckleberries, ten blackberries
LEA RUSSELL.
Bolivar, La.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
all admit two Georgia girls into your mer-
ry band of boys and girls? We are read
ers of Aunt Julias letter box and enjoy
reading the cousins letters just fine. Say,
cousins. what are you all doing these warm
days? For ourselves, we are not doing any,
thing. Now, cousins, we will describe our
selves if you will promise not to laugh. I,
Lena, have blue eyes, fair complexion,
brown hair, weigh SO pounds, 8 feet 8 inch
es tall, age fifteen years old. 1, Eva, have
blue eyes, fair complexion, brown hair,
weigh 102 pounds, feet 4 inches tall, age
seventeen years old. Now you cousins stop
laughing for we are through. Guess we had
better be goig for this time. We will close
by saying all you cousins write US and see
if you all don't get an answer. So by-by.
LEONA CASEY,
EVA PAYNE.
Hartwell, Ga. Jackson street.
Dear Aunts Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit a Georgia girl into your happy
band of boys and girls? l live on a farm
four miles from Lake Park and go to school
at Antioch. 1 will describe mself: Dark
hair, dark complexion and brown eyes.
Wonder what you cousins are doing this
warm days. I sure do enjoy such nice let
tiers to Aunt Julia and the cousins. How
many of you cousins like to read story
books? 1 do for one. I am in the sixth
grade There are eight in my class four
bows and four girls. would like to hear
from some of you cousins with your pic
lures. Will promise to answer all letters
received. With love to auntie and all
Lake Park, Ca, R. f. D. 3, Box IL.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
let little South Carolina girl into yonr
happy band of boys and girls for a short
chat? How are you all? I'm enjoying lie
fine. I'm very busy these days, doing fancy
work AS this is my first letter, / will try
TO ueScrlpe Myself: I'lue eyes anu va n Hiih
fair complexion, five feet tall, weigh 12O
pounds and am sweet sixteen years old. |
hope Mr.. Wastehasket will be sleeping. If
any of you cousins wish to correspond with Il
South Carolina girl, just let your letters
fly. / Will answer promptly.
MISS THELMA ODOM.
Mccall, S. c., r. f. D. 1, Box %.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit q Georgia girl into your happy
band of boys and girls? AS this is my first
attempt to write, l guess will make my
letter short. l guess I'd better describe
myself: Light complexion, gray eyes, light
hair, am SO inches tall and weigh S4h
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