Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-28

us have corner in the paper. Don't you
all?
Well. I will destribe myself and skidoo.
I am a perfect blonde, and my age is u
years. Who has my birthday. June IA?
I would like to hear from some of you
letters received. will close before
break Aunt Juls's rules.
With best wishes, / am,
new cousin,
MAUDE LEE ROSE.
Pollard, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii you,
please move over and give room to sit
by you? have been reading the letter
box for some time. so decided l would
write and see il Aunt Julia would Rt an
other Alabama girl enter her lovely cir
Gle. I, like many other girls and boys
live in the city. I like the city best
to live in, but l surely do like to go to
the country and visit for while. I like
TO go to school. Our school was out June
/. | am in the seventh grade. ] am "A
years old. | will not describe myself, for
il would take up too much space as this
IL my first time to come. l guess I had
better go. I will promise to interest you
all il possible. Come on, Alabama girls
all letters received and also send my photo
new niece and cousin.
MYRTLE NIXON.
GreenvilIe, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: will you
admit new cousin from the dear old state
CT Georgia into y2nr happy band of boys and
girls? ] have been = silent reader of The
Journal for long time, and / dearly love
Aunt Julia and all the cousins Who has my
birthday. December 4? 1 am eleven years
old What do yon cousins do for pastime ?
! love reading books. How many of you
like music and singing 1 do for one.
sin gallo snd play many songs. Do you
like outdoor sports? | do Some down and
90 with Fishing I homo o
letter in print. Will answer all letters re-
ceived. new cousin,
Fitzgerald, Ca
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: wonder
what all of you doing this fine summer
weather I have been helping on the farm
quite a bit, as /, like most of the other
cousins, live on the farm, in the dear old
state of Nerth Carolina. guess you cousins
nave lots of pretty flowers now. | haven t
got SO very many owing to the dry weather
and not sun. but | surely do like flowers.
NY sister and l have almost any kind and
devote lois of our time working them. Whit
KIND or fancy work do you cousins do for
pastlme: | make roses and pine needle srti-
cleS. l can make almost anything with
them. | also crochet sometimes. wonder
who has my birthday, May %. I was TWEEN
ty-one summers young my last birthday, and
quite ugly for my age, and ] am my mOtf-
erS baby, too HUSH Didn't I hear some
She is her mothers baby?" Quite wron :,
IL say. gness had better he going and
not intrude on Aunt Julia's nerves further,
for | see she is getting nervous now. l
surely hope this will pass Mr. Wastebasket
as this is my third sttempt. Well. l mu at
run along now. Anyone wishing In GORE
spond just let your cards and letters come.
Every one will be appreciated, so by-by.
From new niece and cousin.
MISS SPICIE DUPREE.
Willow Spring, n. C.. Route .
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: l wonder
what you are all doing these days. 1t rains
all the time here. l live on a farm and
nave pet lamb which feed from bottle
We have big white shepherd dog named
Rover. We have lots of fun playing with
him. He will go after the cows at night
We have chickens and turkeys and little
calves and pigs. | enjoy feeding them and
bunting the eggs. ! hope the little girls
viii write to me. Your new cousin,
. ESTER DlLLS.
Teresita, n. G.