Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-28

and gold. Soon the north wind will be
kissing our cheeks. How love to sit by
the fireside with my favorite book, the
always something new and interesting. 1
also am a lover of home. After days
toll there's nothing like good loving home
to go to. Away from the rush and noise.
BEULAH DRANE.
102 Covington ST., Montgomery, Ala.
p. S.-Would like to hear from all the
cousins.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here come
two girls to join your happy band of boys
and girls. We have been reading your
letters for long time and enjoy them
about eight miles from Milledgeville. We
are in the ninth grade. The school is
consolidated, so we have three teachers
and ten grades. /, Gladys, am five feet
four inches tall, weigh 100 pounds, have
dark brown hair, blue eyes, medium COM
plexion, and am 10 years Of age. I have
written to the Letter Box once before. l,
Alice, am five feet four inches high, weigh
40 pounds, have medium brown hair, blue
eyes and rosy complexion, age 16 years.
We will close for this time hoping to see
| this in print, because weS want to cor
respond with some of the cousins, so let
your cards and letters fly to
GLADYS HODGES,
ALICE BUTLER.
Route z, Milledgeville, Ga.
/ Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
another North Carolina girl to join your
circle. What do you cousins do for rum
will describe myself and go: / am feet,
inches high, have black hair and medium
complexion, age between IA and 10. If
any of you cousins want to write to st.
Paul, N. c., girl, let your lett ars ny TO
your new. cousin, RUBY INMAN.
st. Paul, n. G.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
let a lonely Florida girl join your happy
band of bows and girls? / wrote once before
and was admitted. Thank you, Aunt Julia,
for letting me in. / will not describe my
self this time, only tell my age. 1t is four.
teen. Who has my birthday, January y :!
Carrie Newman, come again and tell us
some more about the Land of the Sky. Well,
I win ring off. II any of you cousins
wish to write to a fourteen-year-old girl
''' ''N' ' Daisy HARDEE.
Route 1, Box 1879.
Dear Old Comrades: Hope you won't think
me imposing for coming in your way again
so early. But you know Christmas is here
and you can't afford to hold any ln,wlL
against any one now, can you? Here's a
merry Christmas and happy New Year TO
you all. No, I'm not going to take your
valuable space to describe myself, for
did that in my last letter. Anyway, don't
think we could tell how any one looks If
we were to sit and write all day about our
looks, do you? 1 think The Journal is grand.
l always look forward to its coming with
Measure and here's three hearty cheers Tor
Dorothy Dix. She surely knows what she's
talking about. Say, Aunt Julia, way
shouldn't you tell us your birthday, so we
could give you card shower! Ia love
send you a card. Well, cousins, cant
begin to tell you the pleasure it gave me to
receive so many nice letters from tne
friends I have made through Aunt julia s
HI,ricf YnoS hao n
but 1 say this in all sincerity, why can't
we keep the Christmas spirit with US the
whole year round2 And just because we
have been kind and thoughtful during the
HOLIDAYS should we be otherwise when Christ
mas is gone? Well, am sure you all are
getting worried, so 1 will slip out the back
way and give you a rest. Lots OF love 10
all AL ''u ''S' BONNIE G. ADAMS.
Norcross, Ca, Route 2.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you let Georgia
girl into your happy circle of boys and
girls? 1 live on farm, not very far from
was fifteen years old. think Georgia is
grand. 1 guess you all are planning nice
time Christmas. I am. What do you al.
read. My favorite book is 1.-The Trail OF
the Lonesome Pine" 1 wish some OF you
good looking girls and boys would write a;,. to
me, / will answer all letters | receive
Well, l will describe myself, as this is the
first time to write: Light hair blue eyes,
fair complexion, feet inches tai, WelgA
14O pounds. age. seventeen years; L hope &c
Cousin con ms MISS DOROTHY ALDERMAN.
Stone Mountain, Ca. Route 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here CONFESS
two Georgia girls to join your HAPPY ply Daa oo
before, but were not admitted. What do
you cousins do for pastime? We go to
school and help our mamas in the mouse:
We will describe ourselves: |, Dixie, am .
feet inches tall, weigh 105 pounds, nave
dark brown hair, gray eyes and medium
complexion. 1 am fourteen years oil age.
ia pounds, have light hair, gray eyes, am
thirteen years of age. We go to school at
Dixon schoolhouse. 1, Dixie, am in the sew
enth grade. 1. Florence, am in the sixth
grade. We like our teacher fine. We had
better bring our letter to close, as ~ is
getting lengthy; We Will write aira agaln' o Me
'Ou''-' anu DIXIE MATHEs.
FLORENCE ADAIR.
Kennesaw, Ca, r. F. D. No. 3.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Won't You
give me a place to sit down with your
happy bunch? Put me in with the most
lively crowd, as I am not one of those
who never smile. / am now going to tell
YOU how I would look in a frame and hang
ing on the wall or in your album, so don't
turn your back as I do not like backbone
and l know your faces aren't dirty. am
feet So inches tall, weigh 125 pounds
plexion, rosy red lips, age between Is and
90 my birthday is May %. 1t certainly is
warm here now, but it won't be warm very
long, as winter is coming. Well, If any
of you want to know any more about me,
kindly write to me, I will be. glad to cor
respond with any of you boys and girls.
Those who write first will get one of my,
pictures, so hurry. Please Print this. as
/ want to know you cousins more. Why
don't you boys write more often? With love
to one and all, your new niece and cousin,
VIOLET LARGENT.
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