Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-10-20

blonde and my age is fifteen. I am going
to ask favor. Will some one send me the
following songs? "0b. Do They Ever Pray
for Me at Home Bury Me Not on the
Lone Prairie, When I Am Gone You
VIII Soon Forget l will return the favor
in any way | can. All you cousins write
TO me and send photos if you can. Lots Of
love to Aunt Julia and all of the cousins.
SABRIA MAULDIN.
Hartwell, Ga, r. F. d. 3.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: viii you please
let lonesome girl join your merry band of
boys and girls? / will tell little about
where | live. l live on a farm OF fifty
acres of fine farming land, ~ miles from
Ocala 11a miles from Shady Grove, a coun-
try store and school house: ~ miles from
a Baptist church, to which | go often.
will tell how I lcok and then go: | am five
feet tall. weigh ninety pounds, have brown
hair. blue eyes and fair compile ion. All the
cousins who want the songs, LET the Rest
of the World Go By and when I'm Gone
You'll Soon Forget if you will write to
me and send twocent stamp l will send
them for nothing. If anyone has the songs,
The Titanic and Jack and joe" and will
send them TO me, l will return the favor
any way I can. Asking everybody, old and
young. girls and boys, to write to me, with
best wishes to Aunt Julia and cousins, l re-
METTIE BRATCHER.
Ocola, Fla, Orange Ave, Rt A Box 81.
Oh hello! Dear aunte, please admit us
into your happy band. we may become
acquainted with all the cousins. We are
pals, sixteen and seventeen years old, names
Pauline and Lola. Pauline the elder, has
dark brown hair and blue eyes. Lola has
light hair and blue eyes. Pauline is
farmers daughter and is very lonely, as she
has no brothers at home. Lola has no
parents, but is blessed with a dear brother
just eighteen. We have loads of fun going
kodaking We have been wondering if the
cousins still send their pictures. We have
some very good ones together, but won't
send any, as it might be against Aunt
Jula's rule. As this is our first letter we
won't detain You any longer. All YOU boys
and girls who care to write to two lonely
pals just try writing to us a line or two.
Will answer all letters or cards.
PAULINE COOKE.
LOLA HILL.
Care Noah Dudley. Cypress, Fla.
Hello, Aunt Julia and cousins! How's
everybody? I'm just fine. l am north
Georgia boy and would love to get acquainted
with some of the cousins. l will not tell
You all about my home and where live
this time, but hope auntie will print this
and l will come again some time and try
to write good letter.
went to Dahlonega High school last year
and was promoted to the sixth grade for tbs
term. Aunt Julia, please print this short
little note. as it is my first time to write
"uu WANT u surprise nldIlIld IL NuHtie
VIII print this will send my photo for the
album some day. a new cousin,
CARTER JARRARD.
Dohlonega, Ga. Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
Mississippi girl knocking for admittance
into your happy band of boys and girls.
think it is just grand and sweet of Aunt
Julia to give page where boys and girls
from all over the states can have a chance
to get acquainted with each other l am
going to school and like my studies and
teachers just fine. l am very fond of read
ing. There are lot Of good authors, and
it is hard to say which l like best. NV
father takes The Journal, and l am always
glad when it comes. l live on a farm. and
like farm life fine. I think it is much
nicer to be where you can breathe good.
pure, fresh country air than to be crowded