Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-10-18
EDWIN CAMP, Editor.

in Alabama a year now, and 1 like the
south fine especially. these good Looking
the south has the world beat when it comes
to beauty. 1 have been in forty-three
states, and in the Hawaiian Islands, France
and Germany, also on the Mexican border
at FIT. Bliss seven months, and of all my
travels 1 like the south best of all, on
count of its excellent climate, pretty girls
and friendly epole, and 1 think 1 will live
and die here. / won't describe myself here,
as l am afraid l won't get any letters, but
you girls and boys surely would be sur
prised if you could see me. My birthday
and fifty and the cousins who guess my
age gets nice photo; so come ahead girls.
from all of you, and will do my best to
answer all receive. Well, as my letter is
getting long, will 60 before l go over
iS''e'' i'saSs 'eHu i'''s FRED FORD.
Holt, Ala, Box "A.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here 1
come again bringing new cousin miss
Dollie Rountree). We want new ac-
quaintance every time we can get 1t, don't
we? What are you cousins doing these hot
days? Reading, though, | am sure. We
don't have time to read much, IT we
could see the "good old Tri-Weekly," though
you might be sure we would read it. Say,
what is going to be the subject for our
contest? We would like very much to know
we suggest the subject CHARITY" Oh, my !!
School days will soon be here again. Don't
our summer months fly? They are good while
they here though. Oh cousins! You
should have been with us last Sunday after
noon. We had the best time. We went to
watermelon cutting. How many of you
have been TO one? We think Aunt Julia is
so kind to let us have meeting place ike
this L wish we could read The Journal
every day. Well, we had better be going
or we will stay, too long; Aunt julia please
print this, and we will bid you all adleu.
| All who would like to CORRESPOND with two
Alabama girls, let your cards and letters
come. We are going to see who gets the
most letters. Your cousins, MISS DOLLlE
/ ROUNTREE, MISS LOIS SHEFFIELD.
| Montgomery, Ala, 621 Jefferson street.
| Dear Aunt Julia and All: Please let a
merry girl of fourteen summers again enter
| your merry crowd. Isn't it hot weather ?
! Let me sit down by some one who has
| fan. Who is my twin? Ny birthday is De-
| tober 26. | would like to hear from you
| wherever You may be. for I'm sure l have
| one. What are you cousins doing these no,
| simmer days? Some are attending meet
| nss and picnics. l have not been to pic
mic this summer, although there have bee.
| several close by. / went to meeting yester-
| cay and intend going tonight. Some of you
cousins come over and so with me. We
would have fun going in a wagon. Yes, M
| from the country, where l can enjoy the
| fresh air, the woods and the flowers. / m
glad l can enjoy these pleasures that God
| has created for us, instead of having to
work in a stuffy department store, as some
/ do. I love to get outdoors just before sun
rise and sunset. The air seems so sweeE
and fresh then, and everything looks so
| pretty. l love flowers, though / do not
have any, as we have two large China
| Lerry trees that shade our yard. My favor
! lite flower is the rose. l love to read good
books, too. My favorite author is Zane
| Grey. Say, Verna Harrison, grace the pa Re
with another Of your sweet letters, and how
about writing one to me also? l wrote You
| long ago and have not received an answe:
yet. Some Of you cousins write to me. Love
| to all GLADYS CAWTHON
Pelahatchee, Miss.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
| Will yoL all please move Just a little
| and make room for a Georgia girl? Al
| though we do not take The Journal, | en-
| JOY reading every paper | can get hold of.
! Guess most of You cousins getting
| ready for school. Don't suppose l will &C
to school any more. as l keep house for
papa and two brothers. Papa has been in
bed since December and seems to improve
but little.
Wish ali of you folks would come tc
| see me, as 1 get rather lonely sometimes
Those of you who cannot come would be
| so glad for you to write to me. VIII try
TO onswer all letters. Ny age I leave fol-
9Th. See. it is right after Santa Claus
leaves. Maybe L had better close before ]
! am told to.
Hoping to see this in print and to hear
from all Of you boys and girls, will bid
you all adeu.
CMISS) CARRIE BELLE HAGlN.
statesboro, Ca, Rt. B, Box 81.
Dear Aunt julia and Cousins:
Will yoj please admit two Florida girls
into your happy circle. We go to school
together and we are in the eighth grade
Florida is surely a grand old state. 1t has
many beautiful scenes. If any of the
cousins want the poems, THE Face on the
Barroom Floor and 'Curfew Must Not
Ring Tonight we will send them to them