Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-01-11
AUNT JULIA'S COUNCIL
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doing this cool NOTWITHSTANDING by
the fire, [ guess. That's what we're
doing just now, but don't think
we will do that long, for it's
promised to be such a beautiful day.
We live in a lovely cove near the
Tennessee river. Nothing disturbs
the stiffness but a yacht now and
thon, for the outside world is shut
off by mountains.
We haven't anything much to do
now but read good books. and that's
something we certainly do enjoy.
Our favorite authors are Harold
Bell Wright and Zane Grey.
We also enjoy riding horseback.
Do any of YOU girl cousins enjoy
hunting? We went not long ago
and caught q young coon. Pshaw
1 guess you think that w ARE some
ton1-boys. We're not boys, but
girls, you see, between Is and 20
years old. Do you cousins like
flowers? We do, but haven't many;
we would like for the cousins to
send us some cuttings an1 seeds,
and we will return the favor in
any way we can. We also want the
boys and girls to write to us.
AS this is our first time, we will
go, wishing you happy time
Thanksgiving.
ALIVE CLARK.
GRACE KING,
Union Grove, Ala. Star Rt.
Dear Aunty and Cousins: Here is
a stranger asking admittance into
your merry band of writer's, I'll
promise to be very quiet and not
cause any disturbance; although it
is a very hard task for me to be
quiet, I'll do my very best.
Why not some of the cousins sug
gest a question and let it be thor
oughly discussed? Wouldn't it be
interesting to see which side put up
the best argument?
If L was going to suggest a ques-
ton it would be "F'lapperism. Some
of you cousins write and tell what
you think of it.
Alfred Kirkley, where's that
double-quick letter? Wonder if it
went to the wastebasket or to some
ones else hands.
Maybe some of you wonder what
kind of "hill-billy" this is writing.
Well, 1 am first a Yankee girl. IS
years old and irving to live life in
the south in a gay way.
Do many of you dance? I do, and
dearly love dancing.
[ must close as this is Saturday
and L must mail this letter today.
Sincerely,
MAYME coLLIFLowER.
Port ellison, Miss.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Please let US in your happy band
of boys and girls again. We sure
did enjoy our last visit. Thank you,
Aunt Julia, for printing our letter.
We, like most of you cousins, live
on the farm and like the farm fine.
Cousins, We are going to ask a
favor. We are going to make us a
friendship quilt each, and we would
like for all of you cousins to send
us a nine 90 inch square, Will re-
turn favor. Don't Ndisappoint us,
please.
We would be glad to get letters
from every state in the Union.
From two high school girls.
ADREIN HARRINGTON,
PEARL STEGALL.
Lacassine, La
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins Here
COIIlSS IWO T lOI1ud StCIS 10 JOIN your
happy band of boys and girls. What
do you all do for pastime? We call
ourselves going to school. Evelyn is
studying the eighth grade. Lucille
the ninth. Have any of you cousins
taken a vacation yet? We went on
our vacation to Lakeland, Fla. and
stayed a week. We surely did have
a splendid. time, and only wish you
cousins could have been with us to
help eat oranges, guavas, etc. We
went through in a Ford How many
of you cousins live on farms? We
do and like farm life fine. We won't
describe ourselves very much this
time. We are between twelve and
eighteen. We will see who can guess
our ages exactly. Let us hear from
all the cousins from everywhere, Sin
cerely,
Miss EVELYN BINGHAM,
Miss LUCILLE MARTIN,
Fort White, Fla, Route A.
P. S.-Write to us in separate let.