Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-28

riding and have fine time. All you boys
and girls write to two real sports. We will
answer all letters. Your new nephews ana
cousins,
EDDIE HUGHES.
THOMAS HUGHES.
Lawrencevile, Ca. Route 4.
Dear Aunt Julia and All: I will write TO
your Council once again. 1t has been quite
a while since / have written to you all, nut
l guess some of you cousins remember me:
especially those who wrote to me. We'll
am still the old boy who wrote before, ana
live in the same place, too. / love to i've
in the country. where l can see the thlh2s
of Mother Nature. guess that is where
most of you cousins like to live. Anyway,
that is what you say. Well, let me tel.
YOU something about the little town o.
Chula, go to school and. of course, l nave
a right to like it, Last year the girls hdI
the best team at baske thall in the county OF
Tiff, They never lost Il game that season
They play by the boys rules. My sistef,
Lizzie, was on the varsity team. She was
No. B. the center Junior Cousins, now
many Of you like to 90 to school? thlnk
every child ought to take part to- help to up
build your school and community. Ito"
many of you cousins will agree with me
again? Well, as it is time am retirin%,
will close, telling my age, thirteen years
seven months, twenty-sX days old.
JOHN B. CHAPMAN.
Chula, Ga.
Hello. auntie and all You cousins. Make
room for another country sport, "a farmer.
to be sure. do think the farm the place
Of all places" for q free outdoor, sporty
life-the ideal one, How do l look? Oh, |
think I look pretty we'll, though You all
might not think so. I'm not sure as to the
color of my eyes, rather gray and brown
mixed, so decide for yourselves. III moi
care, just so they're not red. l most torgos
my age, which is nineteen years. / am
still daddy's boy. l am a great lover OF
music of all kinds, and just love to sing.
We have p quartet IN our home, just our
own family, and 1 sing tenor, sometimes
bass. We are going to sing at the c0nven-
ton This year. We are going to try to
have an instrumental hand also. wonder
what has become of Sissy Garrett. Id nate
to have any of You calling me Miss Jack,
so I'll inform you right here that m
boy. All of you who wish to write me,
and do send a picture of yourselves tboth
boys and girls. for l wouldn't know you l.
You did describe yourselves without one.
Now m going to see which of you writes
me the most interesting letter-the boys o.
girls. Came on all of you, and don't forget
the photo. III remember You all. You
new cousin, JACK GIDDENS.
Eastman, Ga, Route 6. =
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will some
of you please moTS over and make room for
me to sit down and chat awhile? I will not
stay long. as / know there are others who
want to come in. Many thanks, Aunt Julia,
for not letting the wastebasket get my
other letter. l had given up hopes Of seeing
my letter in the Letter BOOK, when, one
day, picked mp one of The Journals that
came while l was on a visit to my moth
er's. and, to my surprise, my letter was
among the letters in the Letter Box. How
many of YOU cousins like to work in gar
den? do for one. [ have real sood
garden started. l have ten rows of beans
up and growing fast I intend to can my
early beans this year. The bean beetles de-
stroyed all my late ones last year, and
might destroy the late ones again this year.
have some real pretty cabbage. Billy
Tiny little boy got in the garden some time
back and pulled up some of my beans ana
broke off some of my cabbage leaves we
have two bird puppies, and they, help to
pull up flowers and carry off things. l
found Billy's Sunday hat in the yard, where
they had carried it. When Ilmiss anything
l look in the yard and under the house, Tor
L know the pups have got It. Billy ana tue
pups have some grand times playing TO-
gether, but the pups have grown so they
get the best of him about 1t now. Billy,
the baby and I went to Cloudland about
two weeks ago to see one Of my husband
aunts, and, believe me, they surely nave
around A. lot SO as to keep it from being so
steep My brother-in-law carried his mother
and the children and me and another one OF
his sisters-in-law. We went about a mile
the other side of the summer resort We
live about five miles below Lyerly, right
close to ChattooCa river. How many OF You
cousins enjoy fishing? ] do for one, but
haven't fished very much in the last SIX
years used to fish great deal when
father was alive He enjoyed fishing and
went with us. I learned to paddle boat
without help and to swim little. Now,
cousins, don't look so hard at me- VIII
leave in little while. Aunt Julla' put my
letter IN your pocket until You pass MI
Wastebasket with best wishes to Aunt
'"''A anu the eD MRS. ROY COOK.
Lyerly, Ga.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: lust
please let me in for a short time, as nave
been a silent reader for quite while.
cant resist the temptation any longer III
asking for admittance. L live on the farm
like most of you cousins. and like farm life
fine. How many of you cousins ike to
read? do for one. My fa7orlte oooS Is
the Bible Don't you cousins think Aunt
Julia is the dearest lady on earth? l think
we ought TO do something for her. Some
one suggest something. How many OF You
cousins like birds and flowers? l sure do,
for our Father has given them to make this
earth beautiful and happy. What would we
do without them: / will not describe my
self this time, will only say my age is be-
tween fourteen and seventeen. l guess /
had better go, this is my first visit. All
of you cousins write to me and | will an
swer all letters and cards received. A new
''''N' W DAISY LEE SMITH.
Acworth Ga, Route l,
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Is there
room for one more Georgia girl? | have
been a silent reader of the Letter Box for
quite awhile and derive much pleasure from
reading the many interesting letters. l live
on the farm, about four miles from small
town, How many of you cousins like to
read? sure do. My favorite hook is the
Bible. Ny age is between ten and fiji
teen years Who has my birthday, May IS?
| am in the fifth grade and like to go to
school I'm going to leave my description,
for l might scare dear Aunt Julia away. As
this is my first visit I will not stay long.
| would be glad to hear from any of you
cousins, especially those between the ages of
fifteen and thirty years. Will answer all
letters and cards received. new cousin.
RUBY LEE DAVIS.
Acworth. Ca, r. F. d. 1.
Two Prisoners Shot