Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-19

YOU cousins are. like myself, great lovers
pf flowers. Our school was out in March
and | was promoted TO the seventh grade.
What do you cousins do for pastime? For
myself | tat. crochet and read l do house
work and field work also. How many Of
You cousins go TO Sunday school? | go
nearly every Sunday. ] won't describe my
self. this is my first attempt to write
will leave my age 1 to YOU cousins 10
guess. 1t is between Twelve and eighteen
years My birthday is November the LIST.
Don't Won cousins think Aunt Julia is the
kinest woman" i'll the world? I surely DO
All Of You come and go in swimming with
me- Well my letter is getting long |
will close by asking all you cousins to write
me. Love 10 AuntiP and cousins,
MISS ROSA LITTLE.
Wesson Mss.,s r. F. u. No. 3.
Hello everybody. This is just another
new cousin, and one Of your silent read
ers, asking admittance and place in this
Fvnr-gowing organization OF happy boys
hope dear Aunt Julia will he kind
to print my letter. 1 thank you ever so
much. Now, dear cousins; as l don't know
any of you, so. let's get acquainted, for
/ like TO have friends wherever | go. I'm
lucky to have my own train, a six-cylinder
machine, TO drive over the many miles of
endless highways. enjoying the pleasure
there is in it. We live on the Dixie high
way, Just mile from town. This section
through Polk county is one of the most
beautiful and most prosperous in develop
ment of any county in the state. It's
real paradise, and it must he seen to be be-
but IT'S all melted now. since being in the
land of perpetual sunshine for a good mum
her of years. | some times long to be back
in the land OF and ice but I'm
afraid it will get the best of me. | wonder
whip could lend me the three books of
Tanan.' viii pay postage and guarantee
their return. Now as this letter is get
ting too long. will not describe myself
except that my birthday is September 9TH
md age between eighteen and thirty three.
10 the one guessing my age Will receive
present. Now, all you cousins write 10
this new cousin. who will assure You all
answer. and now who will he the first
W, a. EiTrGR.
7. ST ipcIoEe 10 cents for the helpless
10. everybody: Here l come again The
last time | paid YOU visit ! was just a
teny.dny girl. SO | guess you alt have for
gotten me. but you'll think YOU have known
me always before | leave. oh. wait, there's
some of yOu looking at me over in the
corner as If you couldn't hardly see me
so III tell Won how ] look. Now here
goes. Oh, don't get frightened. l am six
teen years Young. Say. what do you
rousins Ike TO do for psstime? like
to do anything that there is any fun in.
! am i'll my third year OF high school and
don't know enough to lead stray goose
10 water.
Oh, guess had better stop my foolish
ueSS before 1 break The rule about too
II ke TO correspond with p jolly crackerjack
OK girl let yQrr letters fly to
JAMIE 0'BARR.
Summervlle. Ca. Route <.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: ! take the
greatest Of pleasure in writing this letter
wonder il YOU will admit another girl
from The dear old state of Georgia, the gar
den spot of the world, in your happy band
LOT boys and girls? As this is my first at
tempt TO write ] won't take mp much space
live in the country and like country life
just fine. | certainly am a nature lover and
enjoy So much the little sonssters, the gen
tle hreezes and fragrant flowers. live in
500 Yards OF the church go to Sunday
school every Sunday. Sunday school
teacher cor try to bsl president of the Il.
\. p. 4. and assistant leader of the little
Sunbeams. and certainly do enjoy my
work. too. There Is nothing more helpful in
rearing hoyS and girls than the influence of
the great work carried on by the church
and its organizations. Who has my birth
day. October 10? My age is between sixteen
and nineteen. | would like TO correspond
with some of Won cousins. will answer ali
cards and letters received With best wishes
tn all. ZELMA> PARHAM
Dewey Rose, Ca. Route /.
7. ST am sending dime for the o.
phan.
Dear Ann-ie aud All: After reading the
many nice letters in odays paper, have de-
cidcd to write again I have written once
before but it was not printed. Aunt Julia
said she wanted Us to write about picnics.
don't remember any picnic 7 went to re
Gently, 50 l going TO write on hike
took once My teacher told all the pupils in
our room that she was going to take tue
ones who spelled all the words in our spelling
Lesson for a month correctly. on hike. /
went to work that ! might go on the
hike and also say had NOT misspelled 4
word in month. At the end of the month
there were only six that had spelled the
woods correctly and I was among the six.
So enc afternoon We dressed in white mid
dirS and black boomers and started with
our lunch which were going to cook Each
one brought something and then cooked and