Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-26
AUNT JULL4A'S COUNCIL
Friendly Meeting Place for All TrWecky Journal Readers

quninted with Aunt Julia first of all,
then with all the cousins. We go toI
Oh, cousins, you ought to be with us
when we stand examination. We have a
good teacher. at school.
l, Robbie Sue am in the eighth grade;
[, Pearl am in the ninth grade. How
many of You cousins expect to be school
teachers? We are going TO be teachers in
q, couple of years. We enjoy school work
fine. We will not scare Won all by giving
descriptions of ourselves this time If this
is printed we will come again soon with
VAL assure you an answer telling about
the community in which we live. New
cousins.
PEARL FIELDS.
ROBBIE SUE HUNT.
Ptnehurst. Ca, Il. F. d. 3.
Dear Aunt Julia and All: will you permit
little Florida girl to join your happy band
OF o.. boys and girls? l. like many others.
Il great lover of flowers, and think that
everyone should at least try to have a few
MY pastime is reading l want to ask
favor OF some one. If anyone has the book
st. Elmo" please send it to me. / will
return 1t If desired, and will surely take
good care Of it. Write before sending I
won t take up the space to describe myself
as do not think it necessary, but will give
VINO has my birthday; it is November f.
would like to get card shower on that day
L will be delighted to hear from soma of
you cousins. With best wishes to all.
Florida cousin,
OMIE BLACKBURN.
Dear Aunt Julia and all the Cousins. Hero
come again TO chat a while with Won
wrote to the letter box few weeks ago
end am receiving so many letters from the
| cousins that l just cannot answer them ALI.
and thought l woult answer tbrough tbe
IN tall
n travelling girl. We nave a family band
composed Of papa ana. myself and a broth
er ana sister No doubt some Of you cous.
ms nave heard sing and play as we Wis
lteu georgia and Tennessee last summer |
am at lawrenceburg, Tenn. new on my
way to Williamsburg, Ky. Papa is singing
school teacher. How many Of you cousins
hke muSic? ] do for one, l can play the
organ and blow horn. Well cousins, had
you all guessing my age before and now
| am going to give my age. eleven years old.
| study the fifth grade. Cousins, be sure to
keep on writing to me. for mama will take
care OF my letters until I come home
want to thank all of you for the songs and
ballads have received. Will some time
send you some songs. as ] know lot Of
pretty ones. V0RNELLB benson.
Arley, Ala, Route /.
Howdy, One and All: I am here again
asking for admittance but l feel just bit
shy as l have written once before and was
not admitted. Possibly l went too far over
the rules. / see, auntie has to allowance
us to keep Us from staying too long. live
seven miles from Mt Pleasant y. c.. so
You see live in the country. I live =
hill with large oak trees in the yard, on
each side of the house is branch. also
live half mile from q large creek, called
Big Bear creek. I will tell you ali how it
was named. Back years ago there we're so
many bears people called it Big Bear creek.
1t is pleasant in summer to live on creeks
and branches. but is cold in winter. Be-
lieve me. when spring appears the frogs
sing songs. I think it makes one so blue
to hear frogs sing. Cousins. YOU ALL see
have plenty frogs for pets, and also plenty
of branches, streams and creeks in which to
go fishing. l go to school, but have stopped
a few days ago account of measles get
ting in school, believe me, I am lonesome at
home. Cousins ,one and all visit me this
summer and we will have some fun helping
the frogs sing their summer songs. Oh,
goodness, I had better be travelling as l am
afraid have tarried too long telling you
all where I live. If you wish to write to
jolly girl of eighteen summers, just address
your letters to
MATTE ROWLAND.
Albemare, \. c., Route 3. Box 217.
P. ST. will assure you an answer.