Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-12
"The hedges flannt the;r harvest
In every meadow nook,
And asters by the brookside
Make .asters in the brook"

THE hedges flannt the;r harvest
In every meadow nook,
And asteFs by the brookside
Make .asters in the brook"
IF any Of the cousins have the poem,
Lifted Over" 1 will appreciate it very
much if you will send 1t to me. I am
great lover of poetry, and my home is here
in the Hills Of Hsbersham." the natural
field Of poetry. 1 wish Aunt Julia would
visit me some time fright now would be
nice time), when the rhododendron and so
many wild flowers are in bloom. 1t is
enough TO make any one want to be a poet
to see the beautiful flowers and to hear the
songs of so many birds as they fly from
tree TO tree. Oh, it's sweet TO live here
If we will only live right, be good az dear
Mrs FELTON, told lis in her letter last week
Overcome evil with good that il the
greatest thing. We all have our battles to
fight, hut not alone. if we are on the Lords
side. Now. ] want to thank Aunt Julia
many times for printing my other letter.
Now. cousins. don't think that the Marys-
are all want to write All letters ana
cards will he appreciated. I'll let ron
guess my age. 1t is between twenty and
forty. ] am five feet eight inches tall,
weigh 49, pounds: have curly auburn hair
and brown eyes. fair complexion and I am
mothers baby girl. MY mother is seventy
one wears old. My father died when I was
sympathize with the orphans. l am sending
one of my photos. I hope it ran be used
in the album. So many of the Marys want.
ed my photo, but I didn't have enough for
way over in Keener, Ala, laugh. Now.
Jewell. you be quiet minute or ynuU
wake Mr.. W r. and then all this writing
will he in vain. This is a favorite poem of
mine:
'LET AfE RUT LIVE'
,, LET mo bur live my life from year IN year,
with forward face and unreluctant soul,
SING
goal:
Not mourning for the things that disappear
In the dim past, nor holding back in fear
From what the future wells, hut with
And happy heart, that pays its toll
10 youth and age, and travels on with
So let tae TAy wind up the hill. or down.
Ihongh rough &C smooth. the journey will be
still seeking what sought when but boy.
New friendship, high adventure, and a
! shall grow old. hut never lose life's zest
Because the roads last turn will be the
I am sending ten cents for Inez, the or
phan. Lovingly.
MISS MARY 0. wALDREP.
ClarKesville, Ga, Route 3.
Dear Aunt Julia; Will you let three jolly
mega girls JOIN your happy band of boys
and girls? How many of you cousins go TO
sunday school? We do and Bessie Lee is
sunday school teacher of the card class
at the Methodist church. Gertie and Eva
are seniors Of the Baptist class. Who has
our birthdays? Gerties is the Sd of July
and she is 'sweet sixteen; Eva's is the
4th of March, and she is fourteen; Bessie
Lees is the goth Of June, and she is
eighteen. We want to exchange fancy work
with you cousins. We would he glad for
some OF You to and no with Ia
singing convention in June Also at the re.
vlval meeting beginning on the fourth sun
day in July We would like TO hear from
You cousins especially those who have onr
birthdays. You who have our names please
send us your pictures as We want to start
namesake album. Your nieces AaS
cousins.
MISS BESSIE LEE HAMBRIC.