Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-08-08

favorite. Did some one say, 1T wonder if
she has anything to say, or is she going to
babble all night?" Now, don't be impatient,
my dear cousins, for l have a very good
reason indeed for calling this evening
Some of you write on such interesting sub
Jects-the one I'll speak to you on today is
very interesting if 1 can only make the
point plain. You have guessed it'll Yes. I'm
still boosting Berry, ana will say a fine
work is '"The Berry School, Berry, you
know, is a boarding school for both girls
ana boys the boys school being Adopt three
quarters OF mile from the girls. Occa-
SlonaIly we have reception of some sort
and on holidays, field days, Mt day, ETC.,
then we have Y. NJ! c. A. and Y. w.
=; a. Both grammar and high schools
kids go here. We now have a new lake
and many improvements Really, Berry is
the last place to get homesick in Space
mere forbids my telling all 1 would like to
write to The Berry Schools. Mt. Berry, Ca,
they will be glad to send you a catalogue
And, cousins, am I asking too much when
| ask all who write for q catalogue and
those who are the least interested in the
school, to write to me? Your pictures
would be appreciated. 1 can't promise that
I'll answer everyone for believe that would
be impossible without had a big bank
to me, and I'll "try' to answer person
ally. If 1 can't, I'll write you all again in
the Letter Box. do love to get letters
wrote me before said you sent pictures
which did not receive. If you don't hear
from me at once, don't be discouraged but
write again. 1 mustn't forget to tell Won
that I'm going back to Berry, and 1 want
to get acquainted" with as many before
going as I can. Don't pinch me again.
please, Auntie, III be going in minute.
| would never have presumed to stav So
long this time but knew you were inter
ested in 1.-THE school," as you are in all
good things. VIII any of you cousins let
me me- have a,I The he books Thelma' and Pretty
one copy of each is wanted. viii return
books in good condition, and also favor in
any way. possible. Think of me often as
your loving ex-Mt Berry cousin,
DE ALYA HARRIS.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII Won
let another girl from North Carolina enter
your happy band of boys and girls, NV
iather takes The Journal and 1 enjoy read
ing the letter box very much. I am always
glad when The Journal comes.
Listen, Cousins, like most of you I live
on the farm and like farm life fine. l
wish some of you cousins could visit me
TINS TINS summer; we would 60 to Chimney
Rock. Guess most of you have heard of
! Chimney Rock. 1t is a beautiful place in
the summer time.
How many of You cousins like flowers? I
DO. have many pretty flowers this tim!
l guess most of you cousins go to school
| do but our school was out the 2Sth of
April. am in the eighth grade If any
of you haven't any watermelons come to see
and crochet. We live on a farm and en-
also apples and peaches.
All you cousins write me. will answer.
From seventeen.year.old cousin,
MATTE BAILEY.
Rutherfordton, N. c., r. 1.
Dearest Aunt and Cousins: Here comes
two Georgia cousins. We like the letter box
fine and enjoy reading the letters, and we
both have written before, and we thank
Aunt Julia very much for printing our let
ters for We have made lots of new friends
through the column.
What do you do for pastime? We re AL
and crochet. We live on a farm a ?nd en-
joy country live fine.
How many of you cousins like music7
We both do.
Berta is Il years of age and Carrie Ma,
is II years of age. Who has my birthday +?
We would like to hear from all the cous-
ms.
With best wishes to all,
CARRIE NAE MURPHY.
AND BERTA SH0RTT.
P. S.-If any of you cousins have
Japonica, would like to exchange some
other kind of flower for it. Send to either
one.