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

Claud Roebuck, where art thou? Haven't
heard from you since February. Mrs. Lilly
Cato, 1 truly hope You liked your flowers.
The book you sent me is just fine.
Well, we are expecting a letter from
every cousin in U. s. who reads this, so
let the letters and cards fly to these lonely
Tennessee kids. Will answer all mail re-
ceived With oceans of love and a kiss
on each wave. Your Tenn. Cousins and
friends.
(IISs MAE PAYNE.
(MISS) PEARL PAYNE.
i (MISS) ANNA CURTIS.
(MISS) GENE CURTIS.
(MR.) ROBERT CLEMONS.
(NdIsS) MAUDE CoRDELL.
McMinneville, Tenn, N 43, Box, T., care
Joe Harmon
you all, so please don't forget her. IA. c.
Hello Aunt Julia and Cousins: Have
written once before, but guess Mr.. Waste
Basket was wide-awake; am hoping he is
fast asleep ere this so can slip in quietly,
asd talk to Aunt Judia and the cousins for
few minutes. l think it's so sweet Of
Aunt Julia to allow us space in this val
liable paper, don't you, cousins?
am fond Of reading, swimming and fish
ing.
will be glad when it's warm enough
to go to the beach; it's just twenty-five
(25) miles from my home. ALI you cousins
come visit me this summer, and l will
give you swell time.
How many cousins like flowers? l Just
love flowers.
l am seventeen (1T years. young.
Aunt Julia, please pardon, me for staying
SO long; hope to see this in print
Cousins, let your cards and letters fly to
happy girl in South Carolina.
VIII answer all letters received. Lovingly,
MILDRED JONES.
Dear Aunt Julia and Friends: More than
a year has passed since 1 visited you last.
No doubt time has wrought many changes
for you ALL. | am almost the same except
1 am still young and long for new friends,
so that is my reason for asking admittance
to your pleasant corner again. AS l re-
fleet, my thoughts wander back to the dear
friends and always cheerful corner. wish
to thank Aunt Julia from the depths of
my heart for printing my last letter, which
one sincerely cherish and who is very
dear to me. / received several nice let
tiers from the cousins and l wish to say
forgotten you. although we no longer
correspond. We surely are having lots of
rain the last few days. 1 guess all you
country cousins are farming lots now, are
YOU not? l suppose 1 must bring my visit
to a close before I overstep the rule. Auntie.
please accept my heartfelt thanks for
this and former favors conferred upon me
end 1 will not intrude upon your kind
ness, again very soon. 1t would please me
very much to hear from q number of you
cousins, and shall make every available
cerely, FRANK GRAY.
Route 2, Fayetteville, Ga.
P. Sind 8 cents for the, good cause.
please admit another Mississippi boy into
your happy band2 enjoy. reading the
rsny weTe YSp having k o
don't like it as it keeps me indoors too
much. Though I know it takes the dark
preciate the sunshine. How many of you
cousins are teachers? I have taught one
term and sure do enjoy the work. Say,
cousins. if any Of you haye the song, Just
me. 1 am % years young. Would like
to receive letters from the cousins. Best
"-' EDWARD R. SPENCER.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Oh. please
don't send ME away, but give me wee,
small place Just must all F tine
years have passed since l wrote to the let,
ter box: Spring is here. once more and
of respiend eiH bea gr Dull bare trees
are DOMINIC garments Of bright. new col
oFs and bursting into gorgeous eff flu a
and ike farm life fine. What do you cou
sins do for pastime? l read and crochet.
How many of you cousins like to read good
booksi sure do. am seventeen years
sins, / will try to answer all the letters
receive. With oceans of love for Aunt
Julia and the cousins p ] an HARPER
Route S, Mount Olive.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii you
please print this, for 1t is my third at
tempt. Cousins, what do you all do for
pastime?. read and cut out paper dolls
for my two youngest sisters. Aunt Julia.
we had an Easter egg hunt at our school
house. l wish you could have been here.
seventh grade at school I go to school
at Morris, 315 miles from Shellman. Well,
I will stop with a riddle: House full,
yard full. yet You cant get a spoonful" /
would like to get letters from some Of you
cousins. INDIA HAY.
Shellman, Ga. >L--