Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-03-08


do lots.
Would like to see my name in your
paper. HAROLD M'ANULTY.
Malone, Fla, Jan. Is, 1928.
Dear Aunt and Cousins: May 1
join your band of boys and girls?
I am IL years old the 18th Of Feb
ruary. I live in the country. I am
ready for the sixth grade next term.
love to read good books. Grimm 8
Fairy Tales" and BLACK Beauty"
are my favorites. Mamie Fields, l
enjoyed your letter very much. You
Cousins write to me and I will an
swer all I receive.
HAZEL HDER.
Lantana, Tenn.
Dear Aunt Julia and All the Cousins;
Will you please admit another
Georgia girl into your happy band?
Daddy has been taking The Journal
for long time, and / have been
thinking I would write, but have
been putting it off. What do you
all do for pastime? I go to school,
help mamma, and read the paper
every other day. live in the Coun-
try. Like it fine, though I like to
visit the city very much.
Daddy farms, and we have cows,
chickens, turkeys, hogs, goats and
mules. I go to church and Sunday
school on Sunday morning at 9
o'clock.
Say, boys and girls, don't you think
Auntie is a sweet lady to let us have
such good talk together? I do. ]
won't describe myself this time. If
any of you boys and girls have any
pretty love songs please send them
to me. l will appreciate the kind
ness and will return the favor any
way l can. Who has my birthday,
August goth? My age is between
fourteen and eighteen. l will close
by asking every one of you boys and
girls to write to me. Send your pic
ture to your new niece and cousin,
LIZZIE LOU EVANS.
Milan, Ga, r. F. D., No. 8.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: We
years old. Guess the age of each
and write to your four new Georgia
cousins.
IDUMEA BOWDOIN,
EUNICE BOWDOIN,
ETHEL RUSSELL,
GEORGIA RUSSELL.
Mansfield, Ga, r. F. D. l.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins
May I enter for a few moments
Lonely oh, how lonely am I.
/ am mothers baby and am be
tween twelve and eighteen. I want
to see which one of your cousins
can guess my age exactly. What
do you cousins do for pastime?
read lots of good books. I an
going to school and am having g
very nice time. have a sweet teach
err who loves all Of the children.
go to school at Pine View and an
in the seventh grade. Now I must
leave. L will answer every letter
| that I receive. Write to me every
body.
LOUISE COOK
LAGRANGE, Ca. Route No. 2,
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins
Will you accept a few lines from
two Austel! girls. We will not de-
scribe Curself this time as we have
so much we woald like to write
Our age is between sixteen AND
eighteen. We live in the country
and like it fine, although I believe
we'd like better in the city. Who
has our birthday? Lois January
and Annie Belt December 18th.
I wish some of you cousins could
! be with us, we are planning to- have
a party February 10th, wish some
of you good looking boys and girls
! would attend. Well, we feel as we
! have written enough. Won't al
you cousins write to- us. We will
answer ell mail received.
We will be going, hopeful of get
ting a bunch of letters real soon.
Your new cousins,
Miss LOIS VALE,
Miss ANNIE BELL CATO,
Austell, Ga, Route No. 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: May
l enter a few minutes; will promise
not to stay long?
1 have read your letters time and
time again, always thinking I would
like to join the circle, and now
have arrived.
Like most of the cousins, I live
in the country, and like it fine. ]
go to school at White Oak. My
teachers name is Mr.. Walter Amos
and I like him fine.
Now, cousins, don't you think Aunt
Julia is a dear lady to let us have
corner to ourselves? ] certainly
do. Will some of you cousins please
send me the song, You Never Can
Tell?" [ will return the favor any
way can.
Will not describe myself, only tell
my age, which is sweet sixteen. ]
was raised in Georgia, and think it
dear old state. I had better go
before I break the rules. I wrote be-
fore, but was not admitted. All you
cousins write to me. I assure you
an answer. THEIMA JONES,
Ri. 3, Albertville. Ala
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will
you please let two more little Ala
boys and girls? We live on the
live close together, and are both full
of life. If you cousins will come
spend while with us, we will show
you time.
Come on, Alabama kids, we are let
ting the other states get ahead of US.
We had better go before we break
the rules. We wrote before, but were
not admitted. All you cousins write
to two Alabama girls, and we will
try to answer all letters received.
Good-by, CORA B. WATFORD,
MYRTA B. WATFORD,
Rt. 6, Dothan, Ala.
Dear Auntie: I'm coming for ad
mittance. Say, you cousins, what
are you all doing for pastime? just
running around I guess, like my
self. Hello there, Roscoe Given
Come again, your letter was ever
so good, and you, Marian Edge