Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-12-01

pastime, we tat and crochet a little. We
help our mothers sew, cook and milk, and
also help our father on the farm. For
pets we have cat, pig and also many
other things As our letter is getting rather
long, we will not describe ourselves this
time; will only say our ages ar ebetWeeu
twelve and twenty-four. Who has our birth
days: Addie Lees is April 26, Makes is
August 9. If we have twin we would lie
glad to hear from them. We are expecting
to hear from all you gOod-lOoking boys and
girls from all the states. If anyone cares
to write to two lonely girls, let your letters
and cards come. Your cousins.
(AIISS) ADDIE LEE PATE.
(MISS) MAKE JUDGE.
Ashburn, Ga, Route 3,
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here l come
from the flower state. Please admit your
cousin into your friendly circle. |
haven't very much to write about, but, as !
am interested in such l will ask, Do any o.
you cousins like needeWork: l do and think
it very useful for home decoration. ! also
think that everyone should do their bit to
make home attractive, as there is no dearer
place earth, and the sweetest names ale
Mother, Home and Heaven. l do house.
work. | also crochet, tat or paint a bit,
make hair switches and curls from cut halE
or combings sometimes, and like such work.
May [ have letter from some Of You
cousins, if not every one of you? \ new
cousin, lMlSSl EMMA IHOMAS'
Valparaiso Fla.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
all let q North Carolina girl into your happy
circle? I'll not stay very long. III tell yOu
all my errand and go. If any of you cousins
will send me the poems, Anna and Wine
Prayer" also "Billy's Christmas Rose, III
return the favor in any way L can. If any
of YOU want to write to a girl of twenty
summers, let your letters come TO
(MISS) DOCIA WEST.
Andrews, y. c.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins Two Geor-
g!a girls are knocking at your door. l
wonder if YOU will admit us We take the
Journal and enjoy reading the cousins let
ters very much. We are going to school
now and both are in the seventh grade. L.
Fluy Mae, fourteen June IS. l, Annie
Grace, was IS June n. We are great
chums at school. Our school is organizing
a basketball team, and we are real anxious
to get it. as all think it fine game.
How many of YOU cousins like music: We
do, TO" two and we can play the organ
sons lasf summer. All that have our birth
days please write us. Please write us sep
arate,y do not live together We
will bid you all adeu. Sincerely,
MISS FLOY-MAE HOLLAND.
MISS ANNIE GRACE HOWARD.
Flowery Branch, Ga, Route 1.
Dea. Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please let jolly girl from Mississippi en-
ter YOUR charming circle. i READ every one
Of the letters, and enjoy them very much.
l. like most of the cousins live on farm,
and would not exchange with the city cOus-
in. am a lover of nature, and Out-of-
doors, and have healthy tan l do lots
of crochet and tatting, and like to make
beautiful things with my needle. 1 also
do lots of reading and would like some
cousin to kindly consent to lend me the
book, The Shepherd of the Hills" l will
retn.l the book in best possible condition,
and will do any favor 1 can. Write first,
a. ] only wish one COPY. l am a happy-go-
lucky blond. Well, l am not yet grown
up-onH twenty-one. l hear the old dom
erncker' hen cackling, and I've got to run
an see if she laid or lied. Thank you in
advance, Auntie, for printing this, as
want some cousin to lend me the book.
viii answer every letter that l receive, 50
you cousins write to little girl in south
Mississippi.
MISS ANNIE SMITH.
LEAD one JULIA MEEKLY
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please adj
nit another Tar Heel into your happy corner.
| have read the Letter Box for quite while
and sure do enjoy the many interesting let
ters find there. In fact. think the Fri
Weekly Journal is the best paper published
in the south, and ! know all you cousins will
agree with me. If Wayne kmSey, first
cousin Of mine, sees this. please write to
me. or would be glad to hear from any one
who knows him. Cousins. lets all lSct busy
and send in our dime for little lnez: I'm
sure Aunt Julia would be pleased if we ceuld
double that amount this Christmas and we
all would be pleased to, so l am sending my
dime with this letter. Cousins. how many
of You read Luther Huff's letter in the Octo-
Der issue Of Comfort: 1t sure was interest
ing. Come again all you old-timers and let
us hear what you have been doing. Just a
new cousin,
(Miss) ADDIE L. MCGUIRE.
Marble n. c., r. F. D. No. /.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I wish to
be represented in your Letter Box with the
nther members. My home is in Virginia. 1t
is on a very beautiful street in the beautiful
town Of Bridgewater. The street hears the
name of Broad street, ! attend L four