Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-04

Hev everybody! Here comes anolheI
South Carolina cousin asking au nnma Of
into your cozy corner l notice some ol
the cousins seem to be disappointed De-
cnuse their first letters ore not printed.
win thank my lucky stars II my thru ,,S one
is printed. Oh, say, what are you 'o un.9
do;no for good time these sunny ia! 5
A crowd of us girls have been fishing
this afternoon but didn't catch anytnlns.
We are going kodaking tomorrow. or nr,d
of you cousins and and, Aunt a t S%si' sumner.
know we would have Jolly, time. WIZ thc
/ must stop this or l Will ,i Tte1 but If
rules l forgot to describe mySeE, Dut -
anyone wants to know how. l !ooK Just
write to me and l will tell yon; l am an,
between Is and 30 years OF aZa. NOW. al
of YOU girls and boys write TO mc' anu :
will answer all letters and carus Tece lt;'
1 will also try to write long interesting
'e''erS' ~" IDA ADAMS.
Seneca, S. c., Route 5.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
let a Georgia boy in your happy band
Of boys and girls for short c nat AS
Of the country 1 decided to write to your
happy circle. 1 live on a farm of about
200 acres. I like farm life fine. My
age is fourteen. This is my first time TO
write. I will not describe myself this
time. NY father takes The Atlanta Tri-
Weekly Journal. We have been taking it
n long time and 1 sure do enjoy reading
the Letter Box ! guess hau petteF oe
going --..-...-.-...
Toccoa, Ga, r. F. D. l.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Guess you all
will be somewhat surprised to get a let
ter from me. Cousins, what are you do
ing for fun these rainy days? I visit, go
fishing and huckleberry picking. I am in
the seventh grade at school and am -
years old. Cousins. 1 wish You were here.
we would have some more time playing
III
tricycle.. | have got some pretty flow
ers My school IS out and ] get 50 lone
ly sometimes. Won't some of you boys
and girls near my age write to me? Will
answer all letters and cards received Your
nece and cousin,
GRACE BARBER.
Havana, Fla, Rt. 3. Box 80.
Hello Aunt Julia and Cousins. VIII you
admit Georgia boy into your happy band !?
| want a seat by Rubye Thomas and Kath-
leen Marley. What do you cousins do for
pastime? AS for me, read all good books
write and answer letters. l live on n farm
and like farm life just fine. How do you
wea Their? I do, for one. Some of you
cousins come to me and we will go
fishing on the Savannah river and have a
nice time. 1t is only ten miles from mere.
Well 1 won't describe myself this time.
If any of you pretty girls want to know
how l look l will tell you in n personal
letter. If admitted will come again. VIII
answer lhe mum Wy dSc -
between ten and thirty. Your new cousin.
JAS. T. WHITE.
Bowersville, Ga. r. F. D.. l.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: please ad-
nit northern Florida girl in for Il few
moments chat l live on my fathers farm
three miles northeast of the little town
of Fort White. Guess You all remember
Broward Stuart, who wrote to his G"rner
in 1920. He is my brother. Cousins, how
many of you save the letters printed n
The Journal? l do and someone sad,
read them on a rainy day, but have So
many l can't get them all finished in
one day Among those I have written to
! in 1918 and 1919 are Ii. c. Stanley, of
, Florida Beatrice Hill, Of Alabama; Gift
ton Hiutt Of South Carolina Hamilton
II. Hopkins from Camp" Also Luthar
Huff and Jesse Griner. Guess they are all
married by now. II. H. Hopkins said be
was.
Oh, no, Charlie BeasIey, 1 wo1dn't like
Laura Horton, of Ala, have YOU any RI
is rule to write short letters ] will
uuit and let someone who is more gifted
with penmanship than l take my place.
Write me a letter and cad shower on Fly
birthday, October 10th. Will be between
II and 20. Aunt Julia, please print this.
All right, I'm going. Adde'S letters
GLADYS ST!'ARy.
r. ., Box 68, Fort White. Fin.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Will you ger
nit North Georgia girl into your happy
band of boys and girls? What do You
cousins do for pastime? 1 go fishing and