Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-12

the girls use their powder ana paint, III
lots of the boys do things worse than that.
Do you think 1 am right on this subject.
auntie? Really. don't mean to be so hard
OIL you boys, but you ought not to hit the
girls hard. Oh! had about forgotten to
tell YOU all live in the country. NJ
father has 325-acre farm. am nineteen
years old. Although don't farm. when You
all write me ! will tell you what l do.
Evelyn Harris, OF Cordele, Ca, did you
have two brothers who went to school at
the A and NJ. at Triton in 1921 and 1922?
And did YOU ever know Gladys Brown. Of
Sparks, who went to school there the same
termf Elmer Bridges, what Kind Of looking
fellow are you, anyway? had better 90,
for know have disobeyed the rules. but.
dear auntie, please print this and [ viii
surely come again, for l have certainly en-
ioyed my stay. ifsny Of you wish to write
to jolly boy, address your letters to the
name below. I will answer a million, any
way.
WILLIAM BARNEY LOvETT.
Sparks, Ca, r. +. D. l.
P. S.-Aunt Julia, l sending % cents
Tor the orphan.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you please admit
little Florida girl into your happy band
of boys and girls? I've been reading the
letter box long time. and L surely do,
enjoy reading the Cousins letters. I've
Knocked twice for admittance, but was
refused, but | hope the wastebasket won't
be so empty this time. for | do want to
be one Of the cousins bad. /. like
most Of the cousins, live on farm, and
! the house work and read. How many of
YOU cousins like to read? There's nothing
L like better than to get good book
paper and get in a cool place and read.
Hey, Anne Williams, come again, your
letter was fine. I'm your twin nearly.
My birthday is July II. am 'sweet six
ten" 1, too, think it would be nice
if Aunt Julia would tell us her birthday,
n at 10
head of the council. l, like some of the
other cousins. don't like too much powder
and paint. believe Mother Nature gave
us enough color without using paint, but
little powder is all right. viii some of
Peggy O'Neil. when You and I Were
Young. Maggie" and 1.-The Lips that Touch
Liquor Shall Never Touch Mine?" l will
return the favor in any way L can. Cousins
are not Aunt Juia's rules just splendid
but do we obey them? Are we kind to
all dumb things? I, for one, try to obey
them. If it's anything I'm sorry for it's
dumb brute. I'm not going to describe
myself for I'm afraid it would scare the
cousins. Cousins, school time will soon
be here. I'm surely glad. How many of
you cousins like to go to school? l do.
go to a nearby school, and am in the
eighth grade. Well, l know l must be
going, or I'll break the rules il 1 haven't
already broken them. All you cousins who
want to correspond with a jolly girl just
write to me and I'll assure you an answer.
All who can. send your photo. surely
will appreciate them. Goodies of love,
from a brand-new niece and cousin.
LILLY NJ. ANDERSON,
DeFnniak Springs, Fla.
r. F. D.. 2, Box ~.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
comes two Florida girls asking for adj
mittance into your circle. l, AIvesta' am
ten before. and thank you cousins every
one for the many nice letters | received,
but there were many 1 just couldn
answer them ALL How do You cousins en-
joy these pleasant summer days? We have
good time going in bathing and fishing.
Wish Aunt Julia and all you cousins were
farms AMI like farm life fine.
v, Hello, Roy Bond, y9nr letter was line
Alyests, am IA years old, have black
hair, brown eyes, fair complexion. We
think dear old Florida was rightly named
the land of flowers. There are so many
are members of the Methodist church and
sunday school. We think that Ethel Mckay,
Dossville, Miss. is right about dancing.
We, like her. don't think it is right We
are cousins and chums and we just dearly
love each other, Aunt Julia, we do so
much wish to see you, and feel sure you
are the sweetest auntie in AL the world.
Two Florida cousins, -..-,. o,,,o,,,,
Afford, Fla.
Wausau. Fla.
p. s.-Don't write together.
Aunt Julia's Council
Dearest Auntie and All the Cousins:
Will you let Florida girl In. for few
rainy days? l wish you cousins could DE
here for we have lots of pretty places
"f Fang Waters sl that at' IS certainty pretty
The water falls about - feet and the
stream is about three yards wide. but
there is not any water standing on the
of flowers
here There is an oil well here also. How
many enjoy good stories? do; L ed
toyed Marie Skeletons letter, which was
Guess lots Of You cousins are enjoying
vacation time l am going to start back
from Eva McPhetheridg and Minnie Lee
Hamilton if they see this. have an
uncle we haven't heard from in years. His
knows him write to me. ] would love to
hear from all the girls that have the
name Bessie" l would love to see how
many there age. Ill write again and let
Well. guess 1 had better 90 before suntis
calls time. Not only the Bessie's 7 would
close postcard Of your home town; also
BESSIE CARDEAWAs ROGERS.
p. s.2AIl you cousins write. Ny age
IS between 16 and 49,.
Dear Aunt Julia May 1 be again ad-
mitted to your beloved council? After an
absence of a few short months feel An
utter stranger. though l hope l am not
forgotten by all. 10 the many dear cousins
who write me I'll say your letters were i'm |
mensely interesting and highly appreciat
ed, though procrastnation, the thief TO
time, kept me from replying promptly.
We boys and o crowd Of girls took an
afternoon off a few days ago, and went
by truck to lake six miles from here on
fishing trip. Then when night drew near ,
we went to Alum spring one mile from the
lake, to have supper. which the girls had
prepared and brought along. We carried
orr own boat fishing tack1e bathing guitS