Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-02-10

have written once before but if Aunt
Julia will be kind enough to print this
will come again to see you Cousins,
don't you all think that Aunt Julia did
nice thing when she adopted the Ameri-
can child? Well, 1 have read that the
letters should not have more than 100
to 200 words, 1 had better hurry and
get through and go. Aunt Julia, will you
please carry Mr.. W. Basket to the other
side of the house so that he can't reach
this time, hoping to see this in print.
If do will come again.
1 am your cousin,
Helena, Ca, R. F. D., No. 1, Box so.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
come two North Carolina girls knocking
for admittance. How do you cousins like
to go to school? We think it is grand.
AS we are strangers we will describe our
selves. 1, Pearl, am five feet six inches
tall, have auburn hair, blue eyes and fair
complexion. l, Lois, am five We feet feet rive i've
medium complexion. We are between four
teen and eighteen years of age.
Did Santa Claus come to see ~, you n coat
you cousins think Aunt Julia is doing
wonderful work? AS you cousins know our,
letters must be limited we had better
close before Mr.. W. Basket happens to
be walking around. Let your letters fly
to PEARL BOILING,
LOIS PRESNELL.
Asheboro, N, Y.
Good morning. aunt Julia and cousins
How are you this very fine morning!
hope you will let me join your dear circle
| guess you are wondering what look
like, so l will try to tell you: Brown eyes,
| black hair, dark complexion, am feet "A
| inches high. weigh 1873 pounds; was four
| teen years old the 21st of August; live IN
| the country. We have very nice scnool'
our teacher: for this year Is Mrs, tnty
| five children in the room. 1 am in the
seventh grade You must all write 10 Inc:
| would be glad to correspond with all OF
| blues, just write me and 1 will cheer you
up Well, Dear Aunt and Cousins, my
| letter is getting long and must close Tor
the time being With a9ye 70 an d 7sG
Roseland, Fla.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii you
all kindly move over and let me have just
| a small space in the letter box? ! have
was waiting. Hope he Is out just new:
| What do you cousins Go for pastime? don't
| do anything myself. Have just come home
from Fort Mcpherson, Ca, SO you 1, cousins
| guess you cousins had a jolly time CHRIST
| mas. For myself I did. am a dear lover
of the letter box, and | thank Aunt Julia
from the depth. of my heart for the priv
| ilege she is giving the boys and girls from
| every state to take a seat beside her in
| The Journal. Well, l guess you would like
l.
| course), but listen: Five feet, 8 inches
| tall, weigh 165 pounds, black hair fair
| complexion. Please don't run this time and
| | will write again. l guess l hear Mr.:
W. B, after the contents of this letter. IT
| YOU all would like to hear from Georgia
''''''A' ' JESSE GLADDEN..
Rebecca, Ca, Route 2.
| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
| little Georgia girl asking to get into your
| letter
pastime? l go to school and study hard.
l am in the seventh grade and 1 love to
themselves I will, too. have blue eyes.
| black hair, fair skin and wear glasses end
my birthday is April Is Some of you cous-
| ms write to me. I will answer all can.
| sure do love to get letters and answer
| them, too. Well, I must close for this
| time, Hoping ! will get lots of letters.
| Your little friend,
EDNA GRAY.
Douglasville, Ga, Route 2.
%, Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
| all let me come in for few minutes this
| beautiful afternoon 1 have written once be-
| fore, so guess some of the old cousins
esting letters from some of you. Now,
| cousins, don't you all think it is real nice
| of Aunt Julia to let us help care for a
| little American child? l always like to
help any one that is in need of help. What
/ did you all do Christmas? 1 spent the day
| at home. The weather was too bad to
get out. Did any of you cousins make airy
New Years resolutions? l made quite a
! few and among them was one, ito live a
I better Christian life in the future than l
have in the past I think we all should
make that one and stick to it. Listen!
| VIII some one send me the words of this
song: 1.-THE Rose of No Mans LandT' 1
certainly will appreciate it. I guess had
| better obey rules. So write to me any
one that cares to correspond with a little
North Carolina girl, age sixteen.
WINNIE J. WISE.
Jonas Ridge, n c.
T. S.-A dime for the American child.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: have been
reading the letter box for some time and
have written once before but my letter was
| not printed, so / have decided to try it
again: am in school now and should be
| studying but we do not have to learn our
lessons so good and I am going to risk it.
| am in the ninth grade. I sure did want
to 60 to good school this year but !!
ever get to finish my education or not. If
do l suppose will have to work my way
through school, If any of you cousins have
chance you should appreciate it. Well, I
will describe myself and go beforoe 1 run
over my limit. have brown hair, blue eyes
and fair complexion and am almost sixteen
years of age. Some of you cousins write to
me. would like to correspond with people
am not personally acquainted with. Your
niece and cousin, RUTH NASH.
/ Philomath, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: 4 have been
reading the cousins letter box for a long
time but never have written before and hope
I will this one in print. l am in school
today and my deskmates name is Ruth
Nash. She is writing, TOO. / am in the
ninth grade. Our teacher doesn't make us
study hard at all. l am very anxious to OBJ
| tain a good education and if possible be a
school teacher. I don't know how I am 60
ing to finish my education.. Our teacher
isn't much more than a girl, very little
| older than her pupils. AS am a new conner
l will try to describe myself, if you all will
not run: I am feet tall, have gray eyes,
medium fair complexion light auburn hair
and am almost seventeen years of age. Some
Of you cousins write to me. I will answer
any letters get from you. Your dear cousin
and niece. RUTH HULL.
Philomath, Ga.
| Dear Auntie and Cousins: Please admit
another Georgia girl into your happy circle.
1 hope old Mr.. Wastebasket will be off,
calling his girl, when this arrives. In
closed is nickel for the baby. I want our
cousins from Talbot an6 Panama City to
write again soon. They write such inter-
esting letters. Don't they, cousins? I'm
sure all the Georgia peaches will say, yes.
Guess I better tell my age and go-I'm
sweet sixteen Would like to correspond
with some of the cousins Your new niece
Cairo Ca, R. F. D.. B.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you let me into
your band of boys and girls. I have written
twice before but it has not been in print
describe myself. I &c, to school at Avera
Mill; about four or five miles from Nash
vile, Ga. My teachers name is Miss Pearl
Brown, from Lenox, ca; She taught at
J. DIAMOND DYES DON'T
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