Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-10-25

songs Ozark Eyes and Charlie BroOksF
l will appreciate it very much and return
track now and let someone else by before
Aunt Julia thinks am naughty girl for
taking so long. All you cousins let your
letters come to your cousins and friend.
(MISS) LOTTIE INGRAM.
Limestone, Fla.
Dearest Auntie and Cousins: Here come
knocking on your door for admittance. M
just a Mississippi girl. Aren't you all glad
to see me? l have been reading the letters
for quite a while, and surely hope l will be
welcome. I, like most of the other kids,
am a country cracker. OF course, 1 like 1t
fine. You cousins just ought to have been
ings this summer. surely have enjoyed
them. Come over, kids, and l will take
you kodaking. L have a kodak and we viii!
surely have some fun. 1 am real fond Oh
until my school starts. surely will be
glad. l study the eleventh grade, and like
it fine. 1 must be going. All you good
looking boys and girls write me. r, Thank ma
you, auntie. MAY GRAHAM.
Walnut, Miss, Route 1.
Hello, Aunt Julia Here comes a Mssis-
sippi girl asking for admittance into your
happy band Of boys and girls. have oeen
reader of The Atlanta Tri-Weekly Journal
for about five months, and think 1t is JUST
all the time. Come on, you Mississippi boys
and girls; don't let the other states get
ahead of u.s. How many of you cousins
have cream separator? We have Sattery.
1 enjoy working with cows. We are milk
ing six now and will be milking nine before
long will some OF you cousins please tell
me what will take poison oak off my race!
[ have it bad. Christine Burdine is my
first cousin. All you boys and girls who
want to write to a thirteen-year-old girl let
VERGE BURNNE.
Mathiston, Miss.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit two jolly Florida girls into your
happy band of boys and girls We live
three miles south of Lee. Fla We both go
to Enterprise High school, out in the coun-
try We are desk mates and study the eighth
grade. Who has our birthdays? Lucille was
fifteen February IA; Ada Belle was fifteen
April 1. What do you all do for pastime?
We read good books and go to school. From
LUCILLE WEBB.
ADA BELLE WEBB.
Lee, Fla, Madison County.
P. S.: Send all our mail Gepara tely,
please.
Dear Aunt Julia and Page Friends: Will
happy band of readers? l live on 200
acre farm. which has 40-acre lake on it,
and it has trout, Dream and perch in it,
live in five miles of Live Oak, Fla, and
and river. 1t surely is pretty place. Now
don't you cousins love to read the dear let.
tiers? They are so nice and interesting.
am fourteen years old. Everybody seems to
be taking an interest in flowers. 1 have
quite a few pot flowers, but haven't many
yard flowers, Some Of you cousins come
down to 1.-The Land of Flowers and we
will have lots Of fun going kodaking and
music? l surely do like it, Now if you
all want to write to Florida girl, lot
your letters come to me. / want to hear
from lot Of the cousins.
lila MIKELL.
Live Oak, Fla.
Hello, aunte and cousins! May join your
happy band of boys and girls? Surely you
will let me in for little chat, as this is
my first time to ask for admittance. l,
like most of you cousins, live on farm,
and enjoy farm life fine If any Of you
cousins know the song, ''On the Trail Of the
Lonesome Pine will you please send me
copy? Clifton Tanner, l think you are right
about the girls having as much right to
paint and powder as the boys do to shave
and trim up, because it's all a matter of
trying to look better and neater. If any Of
you cousins wish to write to a little Geor
gian l will try to answer all letters l re-
ceiye. Your new cousin,
MILE GREENE.
Blue Ridge. Ga.
Please open the door and let two Alabama
girls in and take seat by. Aunt Julia
Move, boys and girls, and let us shake
hands with Aunt Julia. We live on farm,
and like farm life fine. How many of you
boys and girls like to live on farm. How
many of you cousins like to fish! We like
to go fishing and go in swimming often
How many of you can swim? We go to
school, and like it fine. l see some of the
, cousins discuss bobbed hair. powder and
paint. We have bobbed hair, and like it,.
l think bobbed hair looks so much nicer than
tangling the hair up in "bums," and don t
think little powder and paint hurt any
ones looks; but too much makes anyone look
simply awful. What do you boys and girls
do for pastime? We 90 to singings. rid
ing and also 90 on picnics often. We love
to go to church. We take The Journal, and
! like it fine. We like Aunt Julia's Letter
Box best of all. Now, won't you cousins
agree with us? We will close for this time,
and if this is printed we will come again
soon. If any of you boys and girls want
to correspond with Us let your cards and let
terS come to
MISS Oslo WEED.
Ozark, Ala, Route ..
MISS MAMIE BEASLEY.
Ariton Ala, Route .
Dear Aunt and Cousins: Hope you will adj
nit an old cousin to join your circle again
1t is raining like everything here now. Guess
you cousins are going to school. Would
somebody please send me the songs. The
Trail of the Lonesome Pine Red Wings"
and Dying Californian" Charles Guitar"
l will return favor in any way possible
Would like to hear from you cousins.
BESSIE NOWLlN.
NHlpleyt Ia
Hello. Everybody Here comes two GeOr
gia girls to say a few jolly words to you.
Like most other cousins, we live in the coun-
try and like country life fine. Our school
starts Monday, and both of us are fresh
men. l, LeOla, am visiting Mabel and was
talking about our school and reading the dear
old Journal and decided to write to it.
guess all of you are wondering how ugly we
are. but We are not going to tell you enough
to make you run. Mabel has brown, bobbed
hair linz oDni S n Loo
has long curly hair, brown eyes and is fiji
teen years old also. What do you cousins
do for pastime? We take car rides, play
the piano and violin together and go in swim
ming. AS our letter is getting rather long
we will go. All of you boys and girls write
to us. Two new cousins,
MissD MABEL GUTHRIE.
Miss LEOLA MOORE.
Sparks, Ca, Route >.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit jolly little girl from the Land of
Flowers?" I've been reading the letters
quite awhile and like them just fine. Aunt
julia | thank you very much for printing
my other letter Cousins, come and visit me
and I'll show you real good time. Aunt
Jult you are included, too. live 2h miles
from the sOng-famed ''Suwannee River.
where l go very often. Cousins, Miss Mary
Ann Warner is a very dear girl, We were
attending the same school when her letter
was printed. She is teaching now. Wonder
what has become of Flossie Harrison? l
suppose she has forgotten me by this time
If was gifted writer ! would take for
my subject Home, Home Sweet Home
be It ever so humble, there's no place like
home" My age is sixteen. Cousins, every
one Of you write me a long newsy letter and
I'll do my best to answer every one. Auntie
says be brief, so III bid you all adieu.
DAISY HARDEE,
Falmouth, Fla.
Hello! May I come in for little chat
this morning? 1 want to say a few words
to the boys this morning. We wonder II
boys ever think it is their duty to make
other people happy to make them I'M
happy. There are many little things
that a boy can do and never miss the time.
If one gets in the habit of lending hand
to others, that will be the most enjoyable
part of their day. Oh, 1t pays better than
anything under the shining sun to be gen