Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-03-22

} pet. ], Maude, am eighteen years
! old and am the only girl but have
six brothers. All or you who want to
know how I look will send my pho
to. Would like to get letters from
every state.
Miss MAUDE' TEDDERS,
| (Mr) JOE CLARK WILCOX.
Rhine, Ga, Route 1.
My Dear Aunt and Cousins: It's
not very often that any one from this
part of Georgia writes to the letter
box, but some letters came out in
this weeks papers from some Robin
son and I was real glad to see them.
| wish ] had the songs and books
you cousins. want, but ] haven t,
Aunt Julia, please nam, put your
picture at the head of the council,
just one time if no more, for I want
to see it real bad, and l know the
other cousins do, too, that haven t
seen it. / will thank you if you will.
l wish some of the cousins from the
northern states could visit me, |
would show them our turpentine
works. My daddy has a turpentine
mill and it's a sight to see it at work.
l surely am proud that we south
Georgia Crackers have one some
thing worth talking about, and that's
not the only thing either, but l can t
tell everything in one letter. Just
write to me and I'll tell you about
everything. Aunt Julia, when you
want my picture I'll send it. Do
write to a lonesome Cracker"
GRACE HOWARD.
Ludowici, Ga.
Howdy Folks: May I come in to
chat with you few minutes? AS
O. whole you seem to be a jolly
bunch. After all, why not get the
| joy out of living, for there is joy in
it, [ am convinced. 1t comes natural
to some to be happy but with 9th
ers it is AN art that has to be &C
| quired. l say art" for I really
think knowing how to be cheerful
and happy is an art
Girls, why, not let's tell how we
make pin money and maybe our eX-
perence will help some one else. For
myself I will say that L raise a few
chickens to sell when frying size. l
also pick Strawberries, and have
made some money selling pretty
crochet boudoir or breakfast caps
! at S1.50, using "silkateen" or SINH
lar thread of a pretty color and COM
bining with ribbon, or lining with
net or silk. These make a useful
as we'll as charming cap. I intend
taking subscriptions for a we'll
known magazine soon, too. l can
make crepe paper roses that look
so very natural Ia little rose satchet
| CIR. hYIf
/ am unable to get the material for
| them at present, though L know
| they would sell at hotels, etc. Have
other ideas in my scrap book, but
cannot take space to mention them.
/ like the poems in our corner"
and am inclosing one like. also
like the descriptive letters and
| thought Hilary Gains was very
good. The North Carolina girls who
live near Daniel Boone's cave ought
! to come again and give a description
of it.
This is lengthy but please. Aunt
Julia, let me make one mere SUCCESS
ton: that we have, say once a
month, a list of shut-ins, etc, who
wish to receive cheer. l think this
would be very much in keeping with
the spirit of this corner and would
| be a good wurk as well.
Will only say that l am tall, slen
der, have dark brown hair and gray
eyes; am Is years old will be II
August 13); live on farm Z IL miles
southeast of Ocala. Will be glad
to hear from you but can't promise
: all an answer.
t.rr Sincerely
NAOMI HOLLAND.
Ocala, Fla, Route A, BOX 10.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: I've
just finished reading the letters and
sure enjoyed them.
I'll not give my description this
| time for I'm sure you would not
print my letter if you knew how 1
| looked.
1 see all you cousins tell what you
do for pastime. I don't have very
much pastime. What l do have I
spend reading. I surely enjoy read.
ing good books and papers. I don't
get to read all the Tri-weekly but /
always read the letters.
If you get lonesome just write to
15-year-old North Carolina girl
dIlu dQuI6SS YOUR l6LISIS 10
SAVANNA M. ROGERS,
Siler City, N. c., Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will
you admit another North Carolina
girl to join your happy band of boys
and girls? I have been reading the
letter box for only short while,
and find it more interesting each
time, so thought I would make an
effort to drop in a few lines, as [ see
we haven't had any letters from this
part of North Carolina, but hope to
see them in the near future.
Here comes the popular statement
again: live in the country and like
1t very much. We certainly are hav.
ing delightful spring-like weather
here now. the trees are beginning to
bud and birds and frogs singing their
spring songs.
I won't take up the space to de-
scribe myself, but will give you an
idea of my age. 7 am between Is
and 81. Who has my birthday, June
18th?
Will be delighted to hear from you
cousins. Will try to answer all let.
letters received.
With very, best wishes.
A North Carolina cousin,