Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-07-29

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Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
two Georgia girls to join your happy cir
Gle. What are you cousins doing for past
time? We so to the B. Y. P. U. on Sun
day night. How do you cousins like the
B. Y. P. o.? We like it fine:
We are both lovers of music and B. Y.
P. U. work. We both live on the farm
and like farm life.
We won't describe ourselves this time
for we don't want to frighten you on our
first trip.
Well, we will let you guess our ages.
We the between IA and IS.
We would like to hear from some Of
' (Miss) ROSIE RICHARDSON.
(MISS) NELLIE SMITH.
Summerville, Ca, R. 8.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please . admit a., lonely Georgia ia widow ,ot to
happy a letter number
years. I like the Tri-Weekly mostly for
the letter box. Like most of the cousins,
live. on the farm with parents, Ia
home, 10 or 10 acres of bottoms which
yield from so to rs bushels of corn per
acre. For the year of 1922 we will have
acres of pimentoes, the remainer in
corn. cotton, velvet beans, peas and other
farm products, which amount to 50 acres.
Aunt Julia, don't YOU think the boys and
else other states will be in the lead? The
farmers of this section are through plant
ing. What do you cousins do these sum-
mer days? For myself. crochet. work
the garden and teach my son, Hamilton.
He is six summers old. He is fine
student; can read, write and knows his
Good bye to one and all. A lew cousin
and neice. MRS SUSIE NJ. HOWARD.
R. F. D., Miner, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and All: Wonder II you
would permit Georgia boy into your hap,
the country on farm and enjoy country
life very much. What do you cousins dc
for pastime? work ,,, mostly ;S so you see n
Is years old. All you cousins, write to
Route 2, Graham, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins. Will you
admit GeGrgf m ike most Of
cousins live on farm and surely do
enjoy country life. 1 like outdoor sports
as fishing swimming aG, ana an picnics NY ny
rule is not to write over 200 words,
will close, hoping to receive lots Of let
ters' Your new niee GiERr1or INGRAM.
R. F. D. No. 1, Box 2, Shiloh. Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: This IS
our first attempt to write to the letter
box and hope not to be disappointed BY
ing the theA"f letters and think they are very
interesting. See lots of letters from other
states but very few from Alabama. IS, So
l THINK we AldDdIud SlIis
have to do better. Ivelene is a brunette
blonde 1 01r fssm are and eneg
country life We live a few miles from
Montgomery. the capital of the Confeder.
acy. We would be glad to hear from any
of the boys and girls. Your new cousins,
IVELENE AND CARRIE SUGGS.
Route l, Showdown, Ala.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Will You please
admit six jolly Tennessee cousins into your
charming circle of boys and girls? Please
give us a seat by our dear auntie and some
good looking boys and girls.
What are you all doing for pastime these
rainy days? My! it sure has been raining
here today We kids all live in the country
and enjoy country life fine. especially in
the beautiful spring time, when the trees
and flowers begin to awaken from their
long winters sleep. Oh! you city boys
and girls never know how beautiful the
country really is. Do they country" cous..
ms? How many many like flowers and
music7 We sure do and enjoy all outdoor
sports, especially horseback riding and ball.