Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-08-14

opened unto you I knocking now, and
if l knock loud enough some one may hear
and lei me in. Daddy has been taking The
Journal for some time and I do love to get
it and read the cousins letters. | live in
dear old Georgia. just one mile ffoui Eu-
reka Springs, nice summer resort It is
also noted for its mineral water. had
about forgotten to tell you all ! live in the
country. MY daddy has farm Of 1000
acres. ! like farm life fine. Can do any
kind of|%Ork girl ought to do who lives
on a farm. Can sew. tat, crochet. cook and
milk the cows. How many of yOu cousins
love pretty flowers: | do. My favorite
flowers ferns aud roses. am sixteen
years of age and in the tenth grade. Like
to so to school Just fine. | think every
girl aud boy should strive for education.
How many agree with me? | am sure most
all the cousins like to read. DO FOR ore.
My favorte authors are Zane Grey and Flor.
ence T.. Barclay. IL ! wish to escape the
wastebasket l better he going. n | am
permitted this time Will come again and
tell you more about my surroundings. All
you cousins write to me- Will answer all
letters and cards received With oceans
Of love to Aunt Julia and the cousins.
GLADYS BURCH.
Eureka Springs, Ga.
Dear Arnte and Readers I enjoy read
ing the fifth page SO much that ] thought
| would try again and see il would be adj
live in the country and like country life
fine. | live in the country bnt can't say
| like country any better than town. For
paStime ] help mother. play the piano and
photograph, and write. This Sunday after
noon is very lonely. win close for | guess
this will visit the wastebasket. | am
brunei. brown eyes and brown hair. Aged,
between ten and eighteen. Will answer ali
'"A'' 'e's''s"' '0O'i BGA y III; GODDARD.
GoggansyiIle. Ca.
Dearest Anntie and Cousins: Morning to
all. Please let me in for few moments
Is
beautiful Summer. l sure am, especially
going to singing schools, revival mees-
inggs and pienics. Really. this is good
old world after all Say there, Mr.. Carr
Scrogg, OF Alto. Ga. wonder have you
forgotten me when l used to 20 to school
at Mud Creek?" Where is Blanche
Aunte is such dear good lady and her
suggestion of Good Book Club is
splendid.
Win tell Wee bit of myself before
90. | was reared in the northeast part 0f
Georgia, in Banks county, where you
could see the beautiful old mountains all
around and springs of cOo water Won!
could find, and which enjoyed very
much after q long stroll over the noun
tains. or picnic But about seven years
ago we came to this country. The south
is a beautiful country and good farming
can be done here. But l prefer the north.
Cordele is newly developed town hav-
ing about 1000 inhabitants. fine schools
churches, library and manufacturing, a'u
almost anything small town consists Of.
cousins, you should see my flowers. They
are lovely. l have some everlasting flow
that never fade and die They
be gathered and kept fer several years.
Would exchange some seed with the
cousins il they like
Since writing before, my mother under
went serious opera ton in C0rdele dId
stayed at the hospital quite a while. Bat
she is home now mad we are surely glad,
yon know. Would like to exchange songs
with some one. WIZ exchange Rose,
Let the Rest of the World Go BY"
Soon Forget" for The Dying Cowboy,
Little Grey Home in the West and
Lips That Touch Liquor Shall Never
Touch Mine. Would he pleased 10 hear
from YOU al, especially north Georgians.
All mail answered. If Amt Julia will
pardon this lonS letter and print it FOR
me. little blond of 49, Lovingly
cOrdele, Ga. r d.
Dear Auntie and Cousins Please open
the door and LET a lonely Georgia girl into
your happy circle. have been reader
OF the letter box for some time but never
had the courage to write before, but de
cided ! would try my luck and il
would be admitted so that l might get
acquainted with some Of the jolly good
cousins. live in town and like it fine. I
like most other cousins, like flowers. music
and outdoor sports. and my fsvorite flowers
are white roses. ! am between 20 and 80.
Now cousins. please won't Won write
me letter, There's nothing, m sure,