Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-07-25

happiness, and don't care for robbing 9TH
ers. Let us strive each day to do
golden deed by helping some one that's
in need. For llfe's evening sun may he
sinking low. In q few more days and l
must go to meet the deeds that 1 have
done where there will be no setting sun.
1 want to join the Bible class. I'm not
a Bible student, but l want to be one;
day school every Sunday and miss it so
much when l go into community where
there is no Sunday school. I'm still
church booster and advocate for all good
perfect institutions. I'm going TO ask for
al! the old Cousins to write again I
think that some of them are waiting for
on invitation. I don't remember your
names, but come and let's all have
hearty handshake and reunion, letting
Aunt Julia be the guard over us while
we enjoy the old summer days together.
1 waited for an invitation. No one would
extend it, so I butted in and 1 feel at
home with so many children, some of
them strangers to me, others l know very
we'll Cousins I'm at home with my father
and mother for the summer. 1 get lonely
some times. Would be glad to hear from
any that care to write. wishing Aunt
Julia a long and happy life for her good
and noble work, 1 ask to be united with
the corner Your niece san and e cousin IS rms
cambridge, Ga, Decatur county.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
VIII you please admit two Alabama cou-
sins into Your happy band of boys and
girls. 1, Mary Lou. go to school. am in
are history and geography. I, Pauline,
do not 90 20 school. For pastime we cro-
Chef or read and play the organ. Our
favorite authors are c. A. Stephens, Flea
nor H. Porter and Harold Bell Wright.
We live in the country and like farm life
fine. We won't describe ourselves this
time. If any of you cousins care to write
to US. address,
PAULINE PALMER,
MARY LOU REYNOLDS
Samson, Ala, r. F. D. 3.
P. S. We will leave our age for you to
guess.
Ozark, Ala, May II, 1922.
Dear Aunt Julia:
-, Here comes new cousin from the dea,
old state of Alabama. Just wonder what
you all doing for pastime this rainy
day? I am not doing anything much, only
reading the nice letters that the cousins
have written 1 sure do enjoy reading them.
Wish some of You cousins would visit me
nice time. We have lots of parties and
picnics. ! am 16 years of age. Some of
you cousins write to me. ! will try to
answer all cards and letters received from
a new cousin.
LOLA FRANCIS BALDWIN.
Ozark, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia:
minutes?
I am country boy, raised on farm
OF about 1900 acres. l do love the farm
work. and take the greatest pleasure in
working on it.
Oh, yes, Auntie, we are raising four acres
of tomatoes and about % acres of corn
l will stop before I break the rule. You
cousins give me a letter shower, l will
answer all l receive.
l will leave my age for you cousins 70
guess, between IS and 16.
Yours lovingly,
ARCHIE J. CHAPMAN.
Utica, Miss, R. 8, Box SO.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
He"e comes Alabama boy, writing for
admittance in the happy band l have
BEEN reader of the letter box for quite
while. think it is nice for Aunt Julia
to let us write to her and the cousins, be-
cause 1T teaches US a lot. We did live in
Montgomery, Ala, but thinking we would
ike the farm we moved to it. I now live
near Columbia, Ala. I go to chooI in
town. l like to go to school very much.
like to read books, such as Boy Scout
books, Indian stories or cowboys in the
west. l also like to read magazines.
am 10 yeas of age. 1 will answer all let
tiers received.
Best wishes to ALL
Yours sincerely,
HOWARD VANN.
ColI1hia, Ala, R. Z. D. ..