Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-10-18

With love and best OF wishes 10 an, ioF
ingly, b.. MISS COLLIDE MlNIEh'.
Axton, Va, Box so.
Dear Aunt Julia and ALI Will you please
let a Tennessean into your happy .band!
have been reading the letters from the
cousins and enjoyed them very much. DO
You all like music, books and flowers! =.
surely do l have read several good DOCKS
tits summer. l read the Elsie books. ana
| think they are fine. l live in the country,
and like it very much. l have to walk
about q. mile oschool. l will be IN the
fourth year at school next year. what o.
You I'll want to be, l want to teach music
and Expression. 1 will not describe myself
Julia's rules. l will be glad to hear from
yo uall 1 must go, so good-by for this
time. A new cousin,
Lewisburg, Tenn, Route Z.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: win you
allow jolly girl of 'sweet sixteen 10 join
your happy band Of boys and girls? love
to write letters. They come to ones sou!
like sunshine. Theeletters we're delight
full last week that / cannot resist the temp
tation to write. An inner consciousness
tells me that Aunt Julia will print my let
ter even though l am only a sixteen-year-
old girl. l., like most of the cousins that
live in the country, go to school, and think
every boy and girl should strive for an
education, and expect to graduate from
high school in few years. Ny birthday is
September u. l will answer all birthday
cards and letters received from anyone who
wishes to write. AS this is my first visit,
won't stay long. Lovingly yours,
MISS JUANITA BROWN.
Morris, W. Va.
Hello, Aunt Julia and cousins! I am back
again. ] guess you thought L would not call
again. | guess you are surprised time.
| want seat close to Aunt Julia for lit
tie while. l will promise not to stay Ions
r have been here before. so | am not alto
gether a stranger, but 1 am just wee hit
bashful. Auntie, where did You ever find
al of these good-looking folks? Hello
there, Cousin Willie Coward and Fame
Jackson. l am SO glad to see you all. What
have you all been doing for spare time these
hot days? It's almost too hot to do any
thing except sit in the shade. Don't YOU all
think so? / thank Aunt Julia for printing
my other letter. 1 received many nice let
ters, which were appreciated to the fullest
extent. Warren Summers, you have my
birthday, December %. l guess my stay Is
about long enough. l will promise not to
call again soon. All who wish to hear from
a North Carolina. girl let your cards and let
tiers come to
MISS FANNIE FREEZE.
Mooresville, N. c., Route 3.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit lonely Alabama girl into your
happy band of boys and girls! | have been
a silent reader for a long time. and think
Aunt Julld IL JUST pTeClOuss DOu JOu,
cousins? l live in southern Alabama, and
on a farm | like country life just fine.
Wonder what you cousins are doing for
pastime? / go in swimming and car rides,
some times. l am helping mamma fix for
our meeting, which will begin Sunday. Are
you cousins glad school is out? am. but
get lonesome at times. We have splen-
did Sunday school j am teacher, and
who has experience in teaching write me
and give me instructions? 1t will surely
to read. l do. and would ike to exchange
books with any one who would care TO.
VIII take good care and return promptly.
Who has my birthday, March 20? My age
guess it? This is my first attempt to
write. All you cousins write me, and send
me your photo. Will return the favor any
way can Your !lc new cousin.
Thomasville, Ala, Route 1. Box As.
Dear Aunt Julia: Here I come. Oh,
don't get frightened, cousins, this is Just
country lad from Alabama seeking to join
y oTr happy circle; Now, cousins, if you
fifteen miles northwest of Gadsden, on
Sand ID Mountain. The area of Alabama is
twenty square miles of the surface is wa
ter; sixty miles coast line. The total popu-
lation' is 2.13S, 093. Now, Aunt Julia, /
hope / haven't broken your rules. If you
again in long, long time. Who has my
birthday, November IA? 1 would like to
get letters from every state in the union.
Now come on you cousins from the golden
west and the sunny south and the north
lands. will answer your letters. just
SEND them to an eighteen-year-old fun
loving country lad. A new cousin
HURSHEL THURMOND.
Boaz, Ala. Route s.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you please admit
little girl from the land of flowers into
your happy circle? My little brother and
are going to school now l wish it was
so that we could have our rural schools
III Florida during the winter months. When
our school closes we are going to Alabama
to visit our grandmother and GRANDPA Their.
You can imagine We will be glad when
| that time arrives. We are living with our
grandparents at present. about five miles
from the town of Chipley. 1 have coolies
of cousins here and we all have grand
times together. My father is living but
my mother died November r. 1920.
! have a cute baby sister almost years
old, and her name is Marguerite. Cousins.
one and all, remember, that maidens are