Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-02-14

en- years of age and in the sixth grade at
school. Any of you cousins want to write,
let your letters and cards fly to rr rrr
Dover, Fla, R. F. o. No. l.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Will you ad-
nit me, a Florida boy? 1 live on a farm
and like farm life fine. 1 will describe
myself and go: l have brown hair, brown
eyes and fair complexion, am three feet
and ten inches tall and weigh forty pounds.
ANY of you cousins want to write, let your
" JOSEPH BARTLETT.
Dover, Fla. R. F. d. No.. l.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: What are
you all doing this cold weather? We are
going to school and in the tenth grade, and
like school fine. Don't you cousins agree?
AS it is a rule, we will describe ourselves:
l, Bessie, am five feet four inches tall,
weigh ia pounds, have brown eyes and
dark hair and fair complexion. I, Maggie,
am five feet four inches tall. weigh 115
pounds, blue eyes, black hair and fair COM
plexion. Aunt Julia, How did you and all
the cousins enjoy Christmas? We certain
ly did have grand time. Well, as our
letter is getting rather long, we had better
ring off. All CT your girls and boys, who
want to correspond with two high. school
girls, let your cards and letters fly and
will assure you an answer.
(MISS) MAGGIE MURDOCH,
(MISS) BESSIE BLACKWELL.
Honea Path. S. c., r. F. D. No. 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit little girl from Florida into your
happy band? am eleven years old. in thS
am not going to describe myself for l don't
like that part of the letters. Say, cousins.
what do you all do after school hours? l
belong to the Busy Bee club. We help the
helpless. So you see I am, indeed, busy
bee. And now I am coming to you ever
ready cousins asking for a little help; 1t
isn't very much to ask. but means so much
to give. If you please, ask as many as
will give, please send to my little friend
just one tiny scrap of some dress you have
wor nto make her a friendship quilt. She
is a helpless cripple from birth and is
can do nothing but sew. Will have her pic
ture made il you get enough for quilt
and send to the letter box Address all
letters to Mrs. j. B. Roux, Lake City, Fla,
Route G, Box IS.
Dear Aunt Julia: l wonder what you are
am in the fifth grade and enjoy going to
school and studying. We have a real good
time at recess and at lunch hour playing
many different games. I am thirteen years
old. l live in the country on a farm, as
many of the other cousins. l think life in
the country is very pleasant, don't you? 1
would like very much to correspond with
any of the cousins. Your niece and cousin
MYRTLE DORSEY.
Cleveland, Ga, r. F. D. No. l.
Dear Aunt Julia: I am at school today.
My teachers name is Miss Lorene Jones.
She surely is a good teacher. L study the
sixth grade and l enjoy school work very
much. l am like most of the other cousins,
live in the country and love country life.
/ like to hear the birds sing and see the
pretty flowers grow. Says, cousins, my age
is between IA and Is years. l would like
to correspond with any of you cousins that
care to write. Your niece and cousin,
COREND GLASS.
Cleveland, Ca, Il. f. d. !.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
all allow two Alabama girls to join your
happy band of boys and girls. We go to
school and are in the seventh grade. we
you Alabama boys and girls and don't let
the other states get ahead Of us. / haven't
been reading many letters from the dear
old state of Alabama. Guess you cousins
l, Mirtie, have fair complexion, blue eyes,
dark brown hair, weigh 101 pounds, feet
tall, 13 years old. l, Florence, have fair
complexion, dark brown hair, blue eyes,
5 feet tall, weigh 100 pounds, IA years old.
So if any of you cousins wish to write to
us Alabama girls, just let your letters and
cards fly to MIRTIE SIMPSON, Northport,
Ala, Route 3, Box %. FLORENCE BAR
GER, Northport Ala, Route A. Box 300.
Dear Aunt and Cousins: Will you admit
band of boys and girls? L have written
once before, but was not admitted. Am
always glad to get the paper and read
the letters from the cousins. 1 have been
going to school and having fine time, and
have completed seventh grade. VIII de-
and have black hair and eyes, fair COM
plexion, weigh ITO pounds, age between
thirteen and eighteen. If any of you girls
and boys wish to write, let your cards and
letters fly to MISS CLARA HALL,
Etna, n. C.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins Will you
admit little North Carolina girl into Your
you cousins been doing for pastime? As
for myself am going to school and study
ing real hard. Wonder who has my birth
day, February 8? Have l a twin? If 1
have. be sure and write me. Well. as it is
rule, 1 will describe myself. Now don't
brown hair. dark brown eyes, medium com
plexon, some freckles, weigh ninety-five
pounds, four feet one inch tall, twelve years
old. Did 1 hear some one say chow fright
ful''? Gee, guess l did! Now all you
good Iooking little cousins let the cards and
letters fly to new cousin. Will answer
all l can.
Rutherfordton N. c., Star Route.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit an Alabama girl into your happy
band? Who of you cousins have mother
or grandma who knew my Grandma Hurt!
Her maiden name was Lizzie Bearteld. She
came from Georgia. l love old people. My
grandma. Pickens, died at our house on
August IS. Her maiden name was Caledonia
NJ. Aver. She was seyentyfive years old.
Who has my birthday, October IA? 1 am
fourteen years old. All you cousins write
to me. A new cousin.
Fort povna Ala Route g.