Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-05-31

cousins haven't become tired Of my pres
| ence. 1 must be going. If any of the
| young married cousins wish to write they
are invited to do so. | will say my birth
day is in June. / will be twenty four. With
love from two cousins,
MR.. and MRS. R. WILLARD ALBERG.
Tanernier, Fla.
Hello, Everybody: May I stop just few
minutes. ! don't seem to see manu- cOus-
ms from Tennessee. Wonder what the
trouble is. I spending several weeks
with my feeble grandparents. They are
both almost helpless. I sure mother
misses me, as 1 am the only girl, but
she is glad to sacrifice little for these
dear old people. Well cousins / saw four
children baptized last Sunday, but they
write to girl with auburn hair and hazel
eyes, whose age is between IS and 81. A
new cousin,
RENA PARTIN.
Dear Aunt Julia: Open the door, please,
and admit a little Florida girl into your
happy circle of boys and girls. Oh, cousins,
don't you all think Aunt Julia is a perfect
dear? | do. l would be some glad kid to
see Aunt Julia. What do you cousins do
for pastime? I help do the housework, and
daddy farm until time to 90 to school, We
have a pretty school yard: it is surrounded
by oaks. Will some of the cousins please
send me the songs 1.-The Trail of the Lone
some Pine" For Gambling on the Sabbath
Day" and Rambling Sailor" I will return
/ the favor any way l can. am seventeen
years young, 100 pounds light and feet j
inches low. \ All you cousins write to me.
I will answer all cards and letters received.
SALLIE CORBETT.
Lamont, Fla.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins Here comes
your friend of long ago to have little
ohio It,ifh
frightened and run for it is just your ola
cousin asking admittance to be with you
all this beautiful Sunday afternoon. wish
to thank Aunt Julia for printing my other
letter. I have gained many true friends
through the letter box and want to gain
many more during the days that are TO
come.
My mother died in August, 1922, and l
still miss her so much Since my mother s
| death 1 have been keeping house. 1 have
nearly 200 little chickens. l try to do my
best at all times.
Say, cousins, l want to ask favor of
you. Please send me good books to read
| will take good care of them and return
them in good condition.
L am sending my picture TO Aunt Julia
to have it printed in The Journal.
your cards and letters fly to me. 1 will
answer all mail received. Before go
want to say this:
Do the kindest deed you can today;
Smile your sweetest smile, ana trust anu
pray.
You may be a messenger o. light
Leading some sad heart from out the night
God has worked great miracles OF gal!'
Through the gentle dced-the kindly fall.
Wait not till death has dulled the ear BE-
fore the tender word is said.
The tones that thrill the listener now CO.:
never stir the heart that's dead
If thou hast loving words to pen, Der
not till "anOther day."
But write thy message, sweet, just now, re-
greet walks ever with delay.
SO. dear cousins, 1 hope you all vii
remember to write to your friend of ions
ago. who is abiding in far away South
adieu. May health attend you, love defen9
Won and Heaven send much joy during thu
days that are to come. | remain, your
true cousin, ..,,a.e,
Greer, S. c., Route l.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: ! wonder
il YOU will admit little Georgia girl into
your charmir" circle of boys and girls for
4 few moments chat? l have written once
! before, but guess it wasn't worth printing
So if at first you don't succeed, try, tf'
days? Some of you going to school
guess, and some schools have closed. Ous
closed Wednesday, April II, with picn''
between two ponds, aSout mile froH'
home We surely did have a nice TIM
hunting lilies and our teacher made ON
pictures. I was studying the fifth grade
guess all the farm boys and girls vii
as I live on farm, and l enjoy it YER
much. Papa has taken the dear old Jou
nal ever since l can remember. and l SURE.
do like to read the cousins page. olive