Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-02-28

much. I belong to the B. Y. P. Q. and
will get a diploma Friday night. I hope
to receive many letters and will answer all
received. Your loving little TiHeei
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: Just a
few lines this rainy morning, as / am
lonesome and thought I would write. What
are you cousins doing for pastimef, these
in a few days. When ! am at home
help mama and crochet, tat and play the
organ. 1 get real lonesome sometimes as
am the only girl at home. 1 have two
brothers. Their ages are four and eight
Cousins, my Oldest brother and myself are
training an OK and believe me, we have
first letter, but L forget to tell my age. 1t
is thirteen, and weigh So pounds. Cousins
1 want all of you near my age to write
this time. Well, I will close for this
time. AWE YAWN.
Hazlehurst, Ca, R. F. D., A, Box "a.
Dear Aunt Julia: Here comes another
Mississippi girl to join your happy band Of
girls and boys. am fourteen years old, I
have auburn hair, blue eyes, fair complexion:
l about five feet tall and weigh about
112 pounds. l am in the ninth grade. l
like to go to school. 1 belong to the B. Y.
p, o. and will get diploma Friday night.
hope to receive many letters and will an
swer all received. Your loving little niece
MIRIAM BRIGNAC.I
GloSter, MISS.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit two more Georgia boys into
Your happy band? We live on farms and
school and are chums in the grade. Som
Of you Cousins should be with us some
bright summer day when we rove over the
beautiful wood and birds singing in the
trees. Wouldn't you city boys enjoy thatI
We are both blondes of the same height and
age and most the same in weight. Age
ID years, height 4 feet INCHES, weight
rs and the other 80 pounds. We are very
anxious to be admitted. Some Of you Cou-
sins please write to US.
Two new Cousins,
ULMER M'CRANIE,
HENRY GRIFFIN.
Norman Park, Ca, Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
comes a little girl from the Land of Flow
ers seeking admittance into your happy
band of boys and girls.
l have long wanted to be member of
your happy band, but could never pick up
enough courage to write, but at last
have decided to write.
to school. l not but wish L was going.
1 took teachers examination and made
certificate, but don't know whether l will
time Christmas? 1 had right good time
Why don't more of you Florida kids write?
If we don't hurry up the other states
will get ahead of us.
second day of January. We haven't had
much cold here this winter. l would like
to exchange flower seeds with some of you
cousins. Our yard is full of flowers. l live
in Taylor county, four and one-half miles
from Perry.
We have good roads running north, east,
south and west of Perry.
l, like most of the Cousins, live on
farm and sure. do like it fine. l wouldn't
like to live in town. l guess 1 had better
describe myself and go. No, listen: Five
feet, five inches tall, light, bObbed hair,
light complexion, grey eyes, weigh 116
pounds, and IA years of age.
l would like TO hear from all you cou
sins. Will promise to answer all mail re-
ceived.
With best wishes, 1 remain.
A new cousin,
EVA BLANT0N.
Perry, Fla, Route 3.
Dear Aunt Julia 1 am very lonesome
this cloudy day. 1 live on 4 little farm
on the edge of Whitney and miles from
Spartanburg. l admire a country life very
much. l have much fun. l own some fav-
orite pets; one is a little calf who follows
me around my farm home. So, you know,
they tease me but / don't care. 1 go to
school. I'm in the seventh grade. Listen
closely while l describe myself: Light hair,
blue eyes, fair complexion, five feet tall.
rope all the nice girls and boys will
write to L will sure answer. I will
VELMA WADDELL.