Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-01-18


to write to a lonesome Florida las
sic, and L will answer all, if pos
sible.
Your new cousin,
JOSIE WARREN.
Madison, Fla, r. B, Box "a.
Dear Aunt Julia and All Your Jolly
Girls and Boys: Will you all please
move over and give room for two
jolly girls from Alabama. We have
been silent readers of the letter box
for some time, and decided to write
and get acquainted with some of the
cousins. We like most all the cous-
ms, live on a farm, and like it very
Well. We are big chums. We go to
school together. I, Leona, am in
the seventh grade, I, Ruth, am in
the ninth grade. Both of US are be-
tween twelve and eighteen. Who is
the lucky guesser? We will not de-
scribe ourselves this time. Some of
you cousins write US. Will try to
ianswer all mail received. AS this is
our first attempt we won't stay long.
Much love to all. Two new cousins.
LEONA JORDAN,
ROTH NJ GRAW.
Evergreen, Ala, care Mrs. Maggie
Spence, Rural Route.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
comes two Georgia girls knocking for
admittance. Let us get in by the
fire for it's beginning to get cold in
this part of Georgia. Won't some of
you cousins pleate send us the fol
lowing songs: Let the Rest of the
World Go By" Smiles Keep the
Home Fires Burning" "Freckles, 4"
RED Wing" and Marjorie" If
some of you cousins will send us the
songs, we will appreciate it very
much, and perhaps we know some
songs that you would like to have.
Hoping to get them soon and wish
ing you every one a merry Christ
mas and happy new year. Send
songs to this address:
MISS LEONA HERRIN.
Glenmore., Ware county, Ga.
(MISS) SUE DUREN.
Glenmore, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and All: Will
you make room for little Florida
girl? Well, 1 wrote to the letter
box once before, but L was not adj
mitted, so 1 decided to try again.
am a subscriber to The Journal
and I am sure I could not do with
out it. 1 always read the letter
box first. I have just finished read
ing it, and thought I would write.
Though 1 am not a gifted writer you
may not think this worthy of print
ing. But if it isn't L guess the
waste basket will hold it, too.
Auntie, L certainly did enjoy the
liable in tOday's Journal, and l. also
like the letter you write to us. What
do you cousins do for pastime? I
read. sew and help with the other
work. l went to the nearest store
(which is three miles from here,
shopping and the train came by and,
oh, my! you should have seen my
horse. I began to think she was
going to run away. but I held her.
Did you ever have a horse run away
with you? Well, it isn't anything
very nice.
Well. I guess I had better bid
you all adieu or Aunt Julia will tell
me to be on my way. I think she
is dear to let us have this friendly
meeting place, don't you cousins?
VIII some of you please send me
the song Smiles" I will be grateful
If you will, and all of you write to
jolly Florida lass, eighteen years
of age, \
With much love to Aunt Julia
and the cousins.
VIRGINIA WILLIAMS,
Tallahassee, Fla, Motor Route G.
No. 143.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: 1t
has been q long time since we have
knocked at your door for admittance
INTO your happy band of boys and
girls. But my, we can hear the roar
OF laughter and the Gathering of
tongues as we come nearer. What
90 you Cousins do for patime these
cool, rainy days? We read most of
the time, and, of course, these misty
days make us feel drowsy. We both
I'VE in the country and like country
life fine.
All the letters we receive from Won
cousins we will answer. Your old
Cousins.??
VELA TATE, RUBY BALLARD.
fayettevlIie, Ga, Route 4.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: would ,-o,
all allow new cousin in to warm just
moment or two? It's real cool ont here
I've been silent reader Of the Letter Roy
lor some time and, as I've just read the
letters and saw where one cousin from
Sparr' Fla Box II, received so many cheer
tuI letters L decided 1 would write and soc
who would be first to write me oat lots
OF letters. and do enjoy receiving and an
sWerlng them. Winnie Layton of Carriers
vile, where have You gomez Write again.
II any OF my real cousins see this, will they
please write me? Listen, cousins! I'm
Iexas girl, if I do live in Georgia now.
My native home is the dear old Lone Star
state CTexas). l don't like farm life very
much, as our country is rough and rocky,
OUT produces almost anything, especially
good fruit. Will some one who knows the
song, Little frankie Was n Good Girl, as
everybody Knew" please send me a copy
| do not know the title. 1 will return the
favor in any way 1 can. Also, 1 would
like to exchange flower seed with the
cousins. If the cousins want an answer,
write me. Your new niece and cousin
IDA GARRETT.
Adalrsville, Ga, Route 3.