Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-10-16

me know, as 1t is very important that I
locate him real soon.
Who has my birthday, September IL?
would like to hear from my twin if L have
one. My age is between one and one hun
bred. TO the one who guesses it l will send
prize package, and the first one who
writes from each state will also receive
present. [ read where some of you get so
many letters you can't answer all of them.
I wish 1 could get that many. l would an
swar million, anyway, if not more.
would like for all the cousins. old and
young, to write and tell me what to say to
get lots Of letters, and I'll know how next
time. I will not describe myself this time.
L may be good looking for all you know.
will only say I'm not red-headed, cross
eyed or frackIe-faced. / will promise an
answer to all who write to
CLYDE TEATER.
Nicholasville, KY, Box 121-A, Route 5.
Hello, There. Aunt Julia and Cousins: Do
you remember me? 1t has been somewhere
about three years since wrote. ! was four
teen years old. l now eighteen years
old, was eighteen the 18th of September.
Who has my birthday? Guess most of you
girls and boys are going to school. l am
not going, l clerking in my fathers
store. | live in the little town of Kennesaw,
l like my home fine. l live in large house,
ten rooms, besides the store. 1t is built in
with the house. Electric lights in every
ROOM Cousins, I have lived in the country
all my life until last August the Z and my
father traded for this place. l always
wanted to work in store and now l know
something about it. You have a right smart
of work to do. How many of you cousins
go to Sunday school 1 do. We had sing
ing over at the Methodist church Sunday aft
ernoon. The singers were from Atlanta, one
of the best quartet singers l ever heard. 1t
was worth going to hear them sing. L Won
der how many of you are going to write TO
me. l have thirty correspondents. l write
a letter almost every day. | certainly do en-
joy getting letters. Why don't some of You
soldiers write? We girls like to read your
letters. l surely do lige to read Aunt julia
letters. would like to see long letter
in the paper every time from her. can
hardly wait to see the paper. L live just a
few steps from the postoffice. Aunt Julia,
please print this. One Of my brothers died
September the II, he had typhoid fever five
weeks before his DEATH / will appreciate
letters and photo from any of you cousins who
care to write. I will answer every one if l
can. Lovingly your niece and cousin;
(Miss) PAULINE COTTRELL.
Kennesaw, Ga, Box 81
Hello! Open the door and let two old
cousins in Probably some of you cousins
remember us, as. we have written before
Now cousins don't laugh, for we are bash
full and don't like to be laughed at But
life Just fine Will some of you cousins
please send us the song, LIPS That Touch
Liquor Shall Never Touch Mine" We VIII
return the favor in any way we can. We
Won describe OURSELVES DuI VIII say VIC
are between seventeen and twenty-five
Who has our birthday? Alice's is January
5: Maude's is October L. Have We a
twin, if so write. Guess we better hustle
before we break the rule but il this is
printed we will come again, and bring
something for the orphan. SO all you boys
and girls come on Va your letters, as we
are going to race to the mail box and see
which one gets the most mail. From
WV ''''' S' ALICE BowDEN.
Starlight, Ala.
R. 1. Box rs, searight, Ala.
Dearest Auntie and Cousins, too; May
L enter your merry circle for just
little chat? Will try not to
detain you so long If you will Just draw
the cord back and let me step in. Oh,
such jolly circle as you all have. Why,
full among so many happy youngsters, for
1 feel as if 1 am acquainted with every
one of you already.
Now, I'm just wondering how many OF
you remember me. No, this isn't my first
visit to you, it is my third, but as it has
been quite a while since 1 last visited you.
Probably some of You have forgotten me.
Just now l. wish 10 thank auntie for print
ing my other letters, and 1 also extend my
thanks to all of the cousins who wrote me,
for your letters were very interesting and
l enjoyed them immensely.
Cousins. how are you progressing these
hot days? 1 suppose most of you are,
like myself, preparing for school, are you
not? My school starts September 20, and
l will be very glad for 1 dearly love
school work. Yes, cousins, I'm right beside
education. really think every one
should strive for the best education pos
sible. and while we are young, while our
minds are fresh, and while the oppor
tuntty is given to us, is the time to start.
Even while were so young we may not
realize how beneficial an education is to
any one, but IN sure in years to come as
we grow TO be great women and men, we
will then realize how useful It is. and
will appreciate every useful moment re