Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-13

see you and some of the cousins, even If
am stranger. Have this chair right here.
No, no, keep your seat / will just ooze
over and sit in the corner, as 1 haven't long
to stay. This is my first letter to the Tri-
Weekly Journal, and if this one proves sue
cessful 1 will come again, that is if you
and the cousins don't care: Try, try, again.
Isn't that right, Aunt Julia?
You dear little Georgia girls and boys,
hurry up and don't let the other states get
ahead of us.
are: "Rebecca Of Sunnybrook Farm "Old-
Fashioned Girl'' and "Freckles." 1 guess
some OF you cousins would like to know
how l look. I have dark wavy, bobbed
q inches high. will leave it to you cous-
ms 10 guess my age. 1t is between fourteen
to seventeen. If any Of you cousins would
like to correspond with me, shoot the let
ters to LOLA X. STONE
GAINESVILLE, Ga.
Hello, Aunt Julia and Cousins: wonder
If you Cousins would admit an Alabama
girl in your happy band? This is my first
visit, but 1 have been thinking for some
time to write. ventured to make the
brave start.
Now, If you will all promise me you
won't hide I'll describe myself. I have
light hair, blue eyes and fair complexion.
My age is between 16 and IS. I wonder
who can guess my age?
Say, Cousins, what do you do for pas
time? I read lots and go driving. surely
am interested in good books.
Oh, Cousins don't you know if we just
could see Aunt Julia, she could tell US
lots of interesting things about Eer trips.
She Is such a good lady to let us have
space for our letters. Oh, Cousins, I wish
you were here to help me enjoy life, also
attend the good ball games. Say, if any
of you want to know about our little home
| town TlIst write and l will tell you. Well,
| as this is my first attempt l will hush. l
| win fry to answer all letters and cards ce-
| cciYer.
A New Niece AMI Cousin,
MISS MAMIE HICKEY.
Eussellvi:lc, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
| please let another North Carolina girl into
| your happy band Of boys and girls? ] will
| promise you that l wont stay long. just
| wonder what you Cousins are doing for
pastime: l am going to school and surely
am having good time. Mr.. Joseph Fants
is our teacher. He is good teacher. !
am in the sixth grade. Well, as it is the
rule. will describe myself and so don't
eyes. s feet tall, weigh 1O5 pounds and am
IA years old. How many have my birth
day-February 20? Oh! 1 hear old w. B.
now Will close. If any of you boys and
girls want to correspond with a North Car
DINA girl come ahead. Will answer all
mail. INA VISION.
Flats, N. C.
| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Here am once more. l received copy
of the dear old paper today, the first
have seen in some time. But whe4 l found
that you still had your little corner, 1 just
had to write. ! live on a farm and like
farm life fine. I go to high school and
have some fine teachers. Some of the girls
play basketball, which Is great fun and
exercise. The boys play football and are
going to play basket ball later.
Well girls, Christmas will soon be here
and / know you all are busy making pres
cns. What do you cousins do for pastime
What time 1 have l study my lessons ant
crochet. Guess l had better bring my let
ter to close The last one 1 wrote l re
ceived some very nice letters which / die
i enjoy reading. SO will look for more OF
you cousins to write me. I will be /
years old January 13.
GWENDOLIENE LINDLER,
Lexin&toRs q. q