Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-14


in and have a little chat with you all? I
live in the hills of Kentucky. Perhaps that
doesn't sound enchanting to some Of you,
but it is the dearest place in the world to
me- because it is home. Books, music and
shooting are my chief amusements. Yes, I
like to go hunting, not that l like to kill
so much but oh, the charm and thrill Of be-
ing out in the wilderness. I like the call
Of the trees and the birds and the bahbling
brook-things of the wild, free life appeal to
me most. 1 would like to hear from any Of
the cousins that wish to write. All letters
will be appreciated and answered If posi-
BILE. would especially like to hear from
those that can play sweet dreamy Ha-
waiian music, the kind that carries you
away to the land of Glove and flowers" /
will describe myself and be going: Brown
hair, dark blue eyes, fair complexion, feet
2 inches tall, weight 105 pounds and l am
twenty years old.
Glasgow, KY, Route No. 4.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
please admit little South Carolina girl into
your circle? l have been a silent rGsder
Of the letter box but have decided to write.
Wonder what you cousins are doing these
cold days? l am going to school, am in the
eighth grade. How many of you cousins
have read a good many. l will not describe
myself I don't want to scare any one
but will say 1 am thirteen years old and
weigh 90 pounds. Who has my birthday.
MARGARET KIRK.
Heath srpings, S. c., Route No. 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
lonesome Georgia girl to be admitted into
your happy, crowd of boys and girls. Don't
fair complexion, black hair; feet inches
tall; weigh 100 pounds; am twenty years
old, and would like to hear from the cousins
about my age, and will answer all that in
close picture, others if possible.
guess I'd better run, for auntie is COM
ing with stick MeFrE meTTY 64Tl15mas
Nashville Ca, R. f. D. 8.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you please admit
another Georgia girl into your happy cir
Gle? have been a silent reader for quite
while and enjoying, reading all OF the
co. Blue eyes, light hair, four feet eight
MAMIE LOU WALDEN.
Huera, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Greetings
to you all AS I have been reading let
tiers from the cousins in The Journal, de-
cided l would write few lines AS this
is my first visit 1 will describe. myself:
plexion, five feet tail. My age l will leave
you to guess. between thirteen and sixteen.
go to school every day and like my studies.
I am in the sixth grade. l hope to be
teacher when / finish school. / am an or
phan girl, have younger brother. we live
with our uncle and aunt, who provide US
country and have many things to enjoy.
Well, cousins, 1 will retire and give room
for some one else, when I tell you weigh
ninety-seven pounds. Your cousin.
ROSA BELLE BARFIELD.
Vidalia. Ca, Ri. d..
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here come
two North Carolina girls to Join your nap
py band of boys and girls. VIII you let US
and give us a seat near Aunt Julia. We
live ON farm and like farm life fine. How
many of you cousins like flowers! we
surely do. Well; as this is our Iirst Mme
tie has blue eyes, black hair, fair complex.
ion, five feet tall, and is eighteen years OF
ae fee snd three inches
tall and is sixteen years old. Guess we
had better close before it gets too long. If
any. of you cousins would like to write 10
10 '' Matte AND ANNIE MAE PEELE.
Rt. 2, Box So. Laurinburg, n. Q.
P. S.-Inclosed cents for baby.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
jolly girl to join your happy band OF boys
and girls Guess I'm a stranger to all of
YOU, so I will describe myself as best 1
can: Auburn hair, blue eyes, fair complex
ion, weight 112 pounds, five feet, six inches
tall aged fourteen years. L am wondering
what you cousins do for pastime. l am in
school, having a jolly time. Wish you cous-
ms could be here with me. l am sure we
could have lots of fun. And I hope you all
will like TO have a Tennessee girl join your
band as Aunt Julia is so kind she is loved
by everybody. Cousins, I hope you all will
agree with me. And 1 want to correspond
with some Of the Georgia boys and girls.
What do you cousins do these long winter
evenings? 1 read. How many of you like
to read? Guess 1 will have to close for
don't want to break Aunt Julia's rules. And
I hope to correspond with some OF you
cousins. Will try to answer all mail re-
ceived. -
OPAL MAYBERRY.
Flatwoods, Tenn, R. f. D. No. 1, Box 81.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I decided
would write to the letter box. have been
reading letters in The Journal and like
them fine For pastime l read, crochet and
practice my music. We live on 2OO-acre
farm, about four miles from town. l go to
school. Am in the eighth grade. How
many of you cousins like to go to school
1 like it fine. 1 will describe myself: /
have light hair, blue eyes, fair complexion.
am five feet four inches tall, weigh 49,
pounds, am sixteen years old. ] like to
read and would like to exchange with some
of you cousins. Will answer all letters and
cards, so let them fly. Your new cousin,
(IISS) SUDIE HALL.
Vidala, Ca, Route 1, Box So.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit two Georgia girls into your
| band of boys and girls? We have written
| twice before, but 1 guess our letter wasn't
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