Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-06

ana i've sisters all OF whom are living.
I consider myself fortunate. Don't YOU?
L like teaching fine. My favorite studies
are agriculture first, geography second
and history third. Anything pertaining to
the earth, people or animals is interesting
to me. Gladys Cawthon. l also enjoy Zane
Grey's books. Fred Ford I would write to
you, but just know you will receive more
letters than you answer and 1 might
be the one to be disappointed. I will be
nineteen November Is. Who has my birth
day, and have l a twin? Just few more
words and l will go. 1 love nature in all
her moods. 1 love birds, flowers and good
books. Farm life is the life for me. I like
the great out-of-door too we'll to live in
Dix's and Mrs. Felton's talks? I do, and
think them simply grand. Would someone
like to correspond with me? I would be
glad to receive cards or letters. Your
loving cousin,
MISS LILLE SMITH.
Nichols, Ga, Route l, Box II.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Here come two
more cousins for admittance. I, Ethel
am an old cousin, written once before and
received good many nice letters and an
swered every one of them. l am a crippled
girl, but not an invalid. Just wear an arti.
fetal leg, right leg, off inches below knee
have an artificial foot and can get about
fine. We are both perfect blondes. Our
ages are between twelve and twenty-five.
Who can guess our ages. We live close TO-
gether and attend Sunday school regularly.
I, Dthel, am secretary and treasurer. Cous
ms. we are racing to which of us will
get the most letters. AS we both like to get
letters, and win try our best to answer all
We get So don't be afraid to write us as we
enjoy writing almost as much as we enjoy
receiving good letters, and if we're admit
ted this time will write again, and try tc
write a interesting letter. Thanking
auntie. for printing our letter, we are your
cousins and nieces.
(Miss) MAGGIE PEARL PARKER.
(Miss) ETHEL UNDERWOOD.
Eastman, Ca, Route 3.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please allow me space to join this happy
to see so many bright smiling faces among
you. wrote once before but never did see
my letter appear on the page. Just know
Aunt Julia is going to be kind enough to
print this for me. I think The Journal a
fine paper and l am always eager for it
to come, especially do ! like the letters.
school. For myself, 1 am not going, but
went last year. We have fine high school.
You all can see l get lonely at times. And
l want all OF you cousins to send ME a
swer all Wonder what's the matter with
the Mississippi toys and girls as you haId-
ly ever see letter from this part of the
between eighteen and twenty three Can
you guess il?
If you want to know how I look just
write me and | will tell you
Aunt Julia, please print this and I will
not come again till the snow is falling
fast: Love to all. Your loving niece md
cousin.
GIIss) PEARL BARTON.
Lexington Miss.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will You
let two Georgia kids in for a chat? We
live in the country, and like it fine. I,
Ethleen, have written once before, and my
letter was printed. How many of you re
m q will h. IL -os
this time. Our ages are, Ethleen, eleven
years September IS; Corine, thirteen May
IA. All who have our birthdays please
write us. How many of you like music
We do. Now, cousins don't disappoint us.
Good-by.
(MISS) ETHLEEN HOWARD.
(MISS) CORINE COLLINS.
Flowery Branch, Ga.