Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-24

sorrows and think more often of our Father,
the giver of all.
Elmer Bridges, how different our homes
and country would be If more of our boys
would think how cruel and sinful it is to
kill poor little. harmless birds for fun.
Where is the pleasure of it? They have to
suffer and die the same that you or l
would. How can people be so cruel and
heartless. and do they never think of the
next life?
Let us all take this for our motto:
] expect to pass through this life but
once. If, therefore, there be any kindness
I can show any good l can do TO any
felIow-being, let me do it now; for I shall
not pass this way again.
Perhaps some of you will remember me
as an old Cousin.
Eastman. Ca, Route 6.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit Georgia girl into your hap
Ply circle? My sister takes The Journal
and I like to read the letters. 1 live on
the. farm. My father is a farmer. 1 had
rather live in the country than in the city.
| am 13 years old and my birthday is the
18th OF November. l would like to know
this is my first time to write to the Letter
Box. If any of YOU want to correspond
with TIM lonesome girl girl. Just , write me- and
letters. If you cannot write me letter
just write me card. Your loving niece
LANORA HOOD.
Dear Aunt Julia and All: Howe are you
all this beautiful Sabbath night? This
has been beautiful Easter, hasn't it,
rest had a happy Easter. Cousins. isn't
Aunt Julia the dearest aunt on earth? It's
so sweet of her to have a place for us
boys and girls to write. Come again, Maize
tiers were fine. Do you cousins 30 to Sun
day school? / do, and dearly love to go.
mama in the house and also help dad with
the chickens. 1 will close hoping my let
tent ter isn't IT, too lon long: and hope auntie will
write me. Your new cousin,
(MISS) WINNIE CARVER.
No. 3, Rome, Ga.
pearest Auntie and Cousins: Just won
der if any of you Cousins will remember
me. | wrote to the Letter Box about two
Or three years ago and received lots of
nice letters from the Cousins.
Well Auntic and Cousins. what are yol
all doing this Monday morning? I guess
most Of you, Cousins are going to school. l
have been, but had to stop. as the truck
that carried us has stopped, so therefore l
had to, too
Ill tell you all what fine school W.
have. This is its first year; it is situated OIL
q little rise about eight miles from Cal
houn, the county seat. 1t is made of brick,
with six school rooms and an auditorium il
the center of the building. My teacher. the
heipoi' IpI' I1oHths lS IIoAh Il ioI luo' M
Chambers. the seventh grade, and Miss Jen-
ktns, the sixth grade teachers, are from
somewhere down south. Miss Hunt and
Miss Moss are from Calhoun; third, fourth
and fifth grade teachers, and last, the
primary teacher is Miss Alice Nix. from
Sonoraville. We have over 200 on roll.
We put on a play last Friday night, a
week ago, that was entitled prisoners in
Millersville,' which was very. good. The
proceeds west to the athletic club.
Now. you cousins and auntie excuse me
for keeping you SO long, for 1 didn't intend
to be selfish. No, not at all.
Say, Randall Ellis. write again; also all
you good writers. Listen. girls! know
him.
am blonde. age between Is and 20.
Can you guess?
Always your niece and cousin.
CMARE'AU STEPHENS.
AdairsvilIe, Ca, Rt. ?.