Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-02

ers and music? 1 do for one, and 1 sure
enjoy working in my flowers, although 1
haven't many at present. Who has my
birthday, December 80? / will be glad to
hear from cousins between the age of
10 and %.
I am sending dime for the baby.
i He" T CMiss) EDNA PARKS.
Ellijay, Ca, r. f. D. ., Box 66.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit a little Virginia boy to your
happy band of boys and girls? | am always
anxious to read the cousins letters. My
grandmother takes The journal and l think
it is fine paper. L would like very
much to hear from my namesake. | have
dark h&r, brown eyes, 10 years old, and
am sending 10 cents for the little orphan.
Perkinsville, Gooshland County. Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit another Georgia boy in your happy
circle? 1 have written once before, but
not admitted. Say, cousins, don't you
Think Aunt Julia is good woman for giving
US the space and opportunity of writing
to the dear old journal? l do. go
to school and am in the sixth grade. am
receive a letter from first 1 will send
cousins stll Ii like music and good books? I do,
for one. Come on you soldiers and sailors.
How many of you cousins had brothers In
the service? I had two in the army and
two in the navy. I will not describe my
self this time, because / don't think you
can tell how anyone looks anyway. Some
Of you cousins write to me, ana am sure
"" VIZ HOkE SMITH CHATHAM.
Roswell, Ga, Route 70.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: May ! join
your happy band of girls and boys! am
a Mississippi girl, aged sixteen years.
go to school and am in the tenth grade.
How many of you cousins like music!
am simply wild about pretty music /
three years. We have piano and Pho
will not describe myself. for fear some
one will go before Aunt Julia gets the
broom. I am sending dime for the Amer
Hoping to see this in print. as am the
first Mississippi girl to write. So you
Cousins see / am brave to be all my myself.
Your new cousin and niece,
WILLIE PALMER.
Holly Springs, Miss, Route I.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins-I am Won
,Jering what most Of you cousins are DONG
these beautiful days: am gong TO Sc e.rode
this term. Yesterday was my birthday,
March / was fourteen years of age.
am not going to describe myself, as don't
body looks by their description, anyway. My
sister and her husband and two of my
brothers and their wives ate dinner here
today. Wish some of you cousins could
Guy, your letters are very interesting; ana
Miss Adele G. Watson and Dean Rich. also.
Cousins, don't you think that the heading OF
the column shows a great Kindness of Aunt
Julia? l do. Well, as most of you cousins
can write more interesting letter than !,
l will close. InclOsed Aunt Julia, you will
find my bit most sincere friend,
ETHEL JOHNSON.
Gordon. Ga, Route !.
Hello Aunt Julia and Cousins am from
the state of West Virginia I live on
farm and like to make hay. West Virginia
is not up to date, as you know. The let
tiers are way behind in the row. Your paper
has come here for many a day, and the
letters are read without delay.
AS Mr.. Wastebasket is now on strike,
l will not hurry off till long in the night.
Ard since / am here l would like to sing,
and play the guitar till the curfew bell
rings. Between twenty-five and thirty is
my age, and five feet, six inches, as wrote
on this pagO
Now. if you cousins would like a reply,
Just send a card to the Wolfe close by.
Eeedsville, the name of the town, you see,
Just sign Raymond Wolfe and it will find
me. And now ! will say good night to you
ALL and stay in West Virginia till the
cards start to fall.
Now if Aunt Julia will print this, I'll say.
Hurrah for The Journal for many a day.
RAYMOND WOLFE.
Ridge View Farm. Reedsville, w. Va.
P. Sind ten cents for the little one.