Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-30

summer time serving you all? l guess
most of you are enjoying vacation. Some
of you come and spend while with me.
What do you cousins do for pastime? I
wash dishes and crochet. would like
very much to swap crochet designs with
some Of you. Listen, will not bother to
describe myself, but will say I am sixteen
years old. Who has my birthday, April 80?
Well I will close. All you cousins write to
me. I would be glad to exchange photos
with some of KISS yHE; ! Gennin' wH1eHAM.
P. s-Inclosed will find FIVE cents for
the baby.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii you
admit little North Carolina girl into your
happy band Of boys and girls?
will describe myself: l have brown
hair, dark complexion and blue eyes.
am 4 feet and 10 inches tall, weigh eighty
pounds; live on farm and like farm life
fine. I will be in the seventh grade when
school starts. I surely like to go to school.
Say, Dora Harold, the answer to your rid
die is, your mother. All you cousins write
MARY JONES.
Dover, N. O., Route 2, Box 10.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here come
again. Won't you please let me in? Oh,
how nice to see all Of you once again! Do
I'm just the same Alabama kid, Sara Moss
man. Although 1 haven't written you in
long time, 1 haven't forgotten about all
Of those nice letters you cousins wrote me.
Many thanks for them.
Can't some of you cousins come to see
me and have a nice dip in the goat hole?
go in swimming most every day since
came from Grovania, Ga; also l eat mel
ons, GRAPES, figs and everything eatable.
Some CT you cousins write to me and
will answer all letters I receive, / assure
you tiff, or 1 mean if the wastebasket
doesn't get this. Do you want to know
how look before you write, do you? Well,
l en- just little blonde grille of Alabama,
% %g2 T must Close but if you
Aunt Julia, 1 am sending a bit for the
dear orphan. I wish all of them could get
a good home. Sister got her the dearest
little girl baby in Atlanta. We are all so
fond of her. With lots of love from an
old cousin.
SARA MossMAN.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
permit two little Georgia girls to come into
your band? l., Ruth, am thirteen years Of
age and my birthday is the 2Sth of Octo-
ber have fair complexion and brown
hair. I, Lillian, am eight years of age
and my birthday is the 18th of September.
l have fair complexion and sandy-colored
hair. We have never written before. We
go to Sunday school every Sunday We
live near the church. viii some Of You
cousins please write to us? Your new cous-
ms,
LILLIAN WALLACE.
Cole place, Newman, Ga.
RUTH LEWIS.
30 Willcoxon street, Newman, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
let little south Georgia girl Join your
happy band? 1 thought 1 would try to
slip in while Mr.. W. B. is taking his nap
go to school at Patten, Ga, and am in
the sixth grade. In vacation time 1 help
Papa and mamma on the farm. My pets are
tn estove, broom and dishcloth, though I've
been working in the field, picking boil wee
Wis and picking up squares. We've quit
picking up squares now, and I'm helping
mamma. Who can guess my age? 1t is be-
tween 10 and IS. 1 guess 1 better go before
Aunt Julia gets the broom. Will be glad
to get letters from the cousins. Will an
swer all 1 can. Your new cousin,
WILMA DUNCAN.
Boston. Ca, R. F. D. 1. Box SO.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Hello!
Here comes a south Georgia boy for adj
mittance. I thought I would slip in while
Mr.. W. B. is off fishing. I go to school
at Patten, which is about liz miles from
ThomaSv!lle, Ga. l also go there to Sab
bath school. l have a fine time there
Who can guess my age? 1t is between Is
and 20.
What do you all do for fun? go fish
ing, go in swimming and play the phono-
graph have plenty Of work to do, for
I live q farm and pillow poll weeVil
feed (cotton) and other crops, but It is