Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-08-14

| would enjoy better. | will answer them
all try my best. And now | must 20
before auntie calls me a pest.
ELIZABETH WALKER.
Lafayette. Ca, Box IFS.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii
you please admit a Georgia girl into your
happy band of boys and girls? have
written once before to the Letter Box, but
it was not printed. Thought 1 would try
my luck again. What do you cousins do
for pastime? l make tatting, read and do
lots of other things. Just like most OF the
cousins, ! live on a farm and like farm LIE
all right. Guess you all are wondering how
| look 80 | will describe myself. l am five
feet four inches tall, weigh 1872 pounds
brown hair and eyes, medium complexion
and am seventeen years old. Who has my
birthday, June %? l will stop before
break the rule. IL any one cares to write
TO a Georgia cousin. will be glad to near
from cousins in different states. l will call
again if this escapes the waste basket:
Lots of love to Aunt Juna and cousins
new cousin,
CLARA MAE HOPKINS.
Calhoun, Ca, Ca, Route ..
Dear Aunt julia and All: viii you
please admit a south Georgia hoy INTO your
happy circle! am toiis'"" ,s;nt<
the letter hox and certainly enjoy reading
the cousins letters fine. live on
farm. four miles south of Screven, Ga.
don't think [ would like to exchange
with any city cousin unless ~ WAS !" ~
Isnta so | could see Aunt Julia more otte'i.
who has my birthday, June Y am
sixteen years of age.
Amntie. please print this for it is my
third attempt.
All You cousins come to see me ana
trNt IN q
With best wishes to Aunt Julia and
LESION MOSELY.
Screven, Ca, Route ?. Box 10.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: If You
will let me [ would like to join your hap
nv housebold | saw one of Mrs. --------
letter TO your page that had my DlfthuS!
duly -. | intended writing her b"t got
the paper misplaced. l would like to nave
all whose family names are Bailey, Older
or CaIlaghan write me. I will answer
all letters ] get. Bailey was my maiden
name. NY father had one uncle that went
to Missouri before the Civil war. l would
like to hear from any of his descendants.
Older is nv mothers maiden name. They
were English folks. They came to the
United States before the War Between the
States, my grandfather and one cousin.
Csllay CHAN is my husbands folks. l want
to trace our family back far as pos
sible. | think my children would want
it when they grow older All my relatives
nearer, than first cousins are dead. ne
ones living are scattered abroad over the
United States. l hope TO get a lot OF
inf0rmatio through the council.
Thanking yOu all in advance for all let
ters, l am,
MR. S. c. D. CALLAGHAN.
CrsigSyille, w. Va.
Dearest Aunt Julia: May I come in on the
picnic subject today, this being the gath OF
July: All the members OF the 4. y. i. I.
at our church gave fish fry and barbecue
and we gathered at the river about ~
O'Clock and We talked and played games
till the men came out OF water and then
we went TO a swimming pond and Of all
the fun, we had it swimming, and then
about O'Clock the eats came and my, We
were so hungry, but there was plenty snG
some TO spare. Then we had prayer
by pastor and all adjourned and came
home feeling fine.
Come again. Susie Mae Gsllman, your
letter was fine; snre wish All the boys
would read it and take your advice.
/ would like TO thank the many cousins
who wrote me, but l was unable to an
swer all. they came so fast.
Say. girls and boys from Georgia. be-
lieve we arer going to let the other states
get ahead OF us. Yon better get yonr pen !
and get busy, if YOU don't are lost
Here's hoping sunte will print my little
letter, for l must he going.
Love to all.
ADELINE PEARSON.
Rutiedgs, Gs.