Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-10

red-headed nor freckle- faced, so l may be
Sood-looking for all you know. So ell you
girls who have bobbed hair come On With
your letters. I will assure you an answer.
1 surely do admire the girls who have
bobbed hair. | have a girl friend who has
bobbed hair. 1 will leave my age for you
to guess; it is between eighteen and TWEEN
ty-three. l guess l had better stop before
break the rules ! would like to exchange
photos with any of you cousins. All OF you
cousins write to me. will assure you an
answer. With oceans of love to Aunt Julia
and all the cousins, your new cousin,
JAMES THOMPSON.
Waxhow. n. c., Route 2, Box A.
I. S,-Who has my birthday, March %!
it's only me. May 1 not join YOU for
pleasant chat after remaining silent for so
long? L have written once before, but was
not admitted 50 just now have got up
silent reader of the dear old journal for
quite a while, and certainly like it fine,
especially the Letter Box. Wake up, you
Georgia boys and girls, and don't let the
other states get ahead Of us. Like most of
the cousins, l live on a farm, and like it
fine. [ don't believe 1 would like the noisy
city for 1 like to hear the birds singing
their sweet songs so you see | am another
lover of Mother Nature. l am sending in
poem:
Take Time
There is always time to find
Ways of being sweet and kind;
There is always time to share
Smiles and goodness everywhere.
Time to send the frownS away;
Time n gentle word to say:
lime for happiness and time
To assist the weak to climb.
Time to give little flower;
Time for friendship any hour;
But there is not time to spare
For unkindness anywhere.
Yes, auntie, I'm going. All you cousins
write to me. My age is between fifteen
and eighteen. Ny birthday is August 10.
Lovingly,
(MIssi EVE LEE MILLER.
Cairo Ga, r. F. u. b.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
another Georgia girl to join your happy band
of cousins. Please let me in, for this is
my first time. What do you all do for
pastime: [ read books and SO to school.
am in the eighth grade now. 1 go to
school at Central school and my teachers
name is Mr.. Charlie D. Hinson, and l like
him fine as teacher. Well, l guess all
of You cousins 60 to school, too. If you
don't you have lost half of YOUR life. Our
school is about five miles south of Wing
ham, Ga. As this is my first time, l will
not describe myself but my age is between
thirteen and fifteen years, and l have
bobbed hair. All Of you cousins write to
me. 1 will answer all letters received.
new COUSIN
MYRTLE BRADY.
WhiGham, Ga, Route A. Box Sc.
Deer Auntie and Cousins May I come
in for chat with you all tonight? Come
on Florida boys and girls, the other states
are getting ahead of US. Come again Rich
ard Hedrick. Of Lexington, y. e. Your
letter was fine. Who has my birthday:
1t is February Is. | will leave my age
for you to guess. 1t is between il and
II. l guess most of you are going to
school now. l surely do like to go to
school. What has become of Bernice Beatty:
l, like most of the conSins live on a farm,
and like farm life fine. Katie Goodman.
OF Cordelc, Ga. and Loveda Hall. of Arab,
Ga. write to me. How many of YOU like
floWersi do for one. and think there
is nothing prettier than Il ward fun Of
beautiful flowers. Ny favoritc authors arc:
Mrs. George sheldon Alice Blake and Lib
bic Snra "uc Phillips. Iovin"lr.