Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-17

into your happy band of boys and girls, as
| never see letter from this part of the
state? am always anxious to get the
paper and read the letters from the cousins
I'll describe myself and go: I'm five and
one-half feet tall, fair complexion, brown
eyes, black hair, weigh 81 pounds, aged %
years. If any of you girls and boys wish
to write, just let your letters fly to me.
I'll answer all received.
OWEN r. HILL.
oglethorpe, Ca, Route 8.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit another North Carolina boy into your
happy band of boys and girls? 1 have
written once before, but was not admitted.
live on farm and like farm life very
well. l am going to school and am having
a good time l wish some of you cousins
were here with me this lonesome afternoon,
and we would go for boat ride. Guess I
had better describe myself and go before
Mr.. w. B. comes in: I am five feet eleven
and one-half inches tall, weigh 147 pounds,
light brown hair, fair complexion and blue
eyes. Some of You pretty girls and ugly
boys write me, and / will answer all let.
tiers and cards received. Your cousin,
D. M. HOWELL.
Franklin, N. C.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
come two Georgia girls to tell you all
howdy and to chat awhile. Will you please
admit us into your happy circle? I, Win
ME, will describe myself first of ALL so
here goes: Medium brown hair, blue eyes
and dark complexion. Am twelve years old
and am in the sixth grade. 1 like to live
on a farm. 1 would like to exchange some
crocheting samples with some of you girls
who crochet. I, Maudie, am at school and
in the sixth grade, and like my teacher
fine. 1 will describe myself. Now don't
laugh. have light brown hair, brown
eyes. fair complexion, rosy cheeks, and a
dimpled chin. Lam about four feet and
eight inches tall, and thirteen years old.
Now cousins, let your letters fly to a
WINNIE LAYTON,
MAUDIE PICKELSIMER.
Gainesville, Ca, Route 4. -
Hello,S Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit two Georgia girls into your
happy band of boys and girls? 1, Fairy,
have written three times before, but never
saw it in print but once. Cousins, how
many read the New Testament through?
Don't you cousins think it was nice of Aunt
Julia to give us a space in the paper for
our letters?l What do you cousins do for
pastime? We go to school and help mother,
and play the organ How many of you
cousins like to go flower picking? We do.
Have any of you cousins the song, "Jesus
Is All the World to Me?'' If any of you
have, will you please send it to us? Well
guess we had better describe ourselves
and go before Mr.. w. B. comes, so here
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gray eyes, fair complexion, weigh sixty
three pounds and am in the third grade,
and am nine years old, and height four
feet two inches. /, Fairy. have gray eyes,
brown hair, fair complexion, weigh sixty
four pounds and am eleven years old,
height four feet four inches tall and am in
the fourth grade. All of you cousins write
to us. So let your letters and cards fly to
GERTRUE HUIAEEDER,
FAIRY SILVEY.
Tunnel Hill, Ca, R. F. d, 2, Box 100.
P. s.: Please print this.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: will you
let Georgia boy join in and talk with
you? have lived in town nine years but
| am in the sixth grade and have a fine
teacher. Her name is Miss Lee b. Barker.
Well, cousins. what do you all do for pas
time? see how many objects | can get
out of The Journal contest. Well | will
describe myself and go: Auburn hair. brown
eyes, dark complexion, age IL years. Who
HERBERT MoBLEY.
Loganville Ca.
p. S.--1nclosed find cents for the child.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
Omit two Alabama, sisters into your happy
we're not admitted. We live on a farm
and like farm life fine. Guess most of you
cousins are going to school. We have not
been in two weeks. but / guess we will
soon start back. We are having some, hot
making syrup and believe me, was glad
to get through. I, Pansy OLA, am twelve
years old. feet, 3 inches tall. T. Mary
Eta. am 7 years old, 1t is now. November
Is, 1921, and L don't known how many
days, weeks or months it will be before this
will be in print, but we do hope it will
get in print All you cousins write. We
will try to answer part of them. Aunt
Julia please print this. Bushels of love
PANSY OLA SALTER,
MARY ETA SALTER.
Evergreen, Ala, Route B.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: thought
I would write as 1 don't see many letters
from South Carolina. l am sick in bed !;
have been sick almost four months. / can
read some and like to read good books,
stories and the Bible. / started to read
it through, but sickness prevented me from
finishing it. 1 crochet tat and can make
candy. I wish some of you cousins could
would enjoy it. like the Letter Box fine.
My mother takes The journal, and read
most of it. l enjoy letters. 1 live in the
country, near q good school and church.
We have a large Sunday school. l love
flowers and had lot of colias this sum-
mer; they were pretty. / have n lot of
seed. If any of the cousins want to ex-
change flower seed l will send them some
On, forgot; l can cook, too and do most
anything when / am we'll. l hope Santa
will visit Aunt Julia and cousins If you
ters and cards fly. will answer all / can
l wish all of you a Merry Christina and a
HAPPY New Year. From a lonely cousin,
r IDA TAYLOR.