Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-09-20

sunny summers old. We so to school ut
Friendfeld and are in the sixth grade.
Please send mail separately. send let
tiers and photos to your new cousins
(MISS) WILMA GR00MS.
Effingham, S. {.
(MISS) BERNICE LEE.
Scranton, S. c.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you please admit
two North Carolina girls into your happy
band of boys and girls? We have never
written before, but if this letter escapes
the waste basket we will write again. l,
Annie Mae has blue eyes, brown hair and
some freckles. Willie has brown hair,
brown eyes, and fair complexion. Neither
farm and like it fine. All who want to
cheer up two girls. let your letters and
photos come to two new cousins.
(MISS) ANNIE MAE HANNAH.
(MISS) WILLIE HANNAH.
Huntersyile, N C., II. f. D. %, Box 429.
Hello Aunt Julia and All: Aunt Julia,
will you please open the door and let me
in? 1t is raining hard out here and my
pnrasol is leaking. Thanks, l knew you
would be kind enough to let me in. Cousins.
don't you think auntie the dearest aunt
in the world? 1 dearly love her for Civ
ing us a page in the Tri-Weekly Journal.
We can gain SO many pen friends. Aunt
Julia, here is poem which l think is
very beautiful:
LUCY
She dwelt among the untrodden ways
Beside the springs of Dove,
maid whom there were none to praise,
And very few to love.
A violet by a messy stone,
Half hidden from the eye;
Fair as a star, when only one
Is shining in the sky.
She lived unknown and few could know
When Lucy ceased to be:
But she is in her grave, and, oh,
The difference to mel
Hope Aunt Julia will be kind enough to
print this. The first three who write will
receive a photo of myself, let your let
terS and cards come TO niece and cousin.
(MISS) BEATRICE MALOY,
Rhine, Ga, Route /.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here am
l again, knocking for admittance after an
absence of over year. Guess many of you
cousins remember me quite well, as I had
such big bunch Of correspondents. Thank
you, dear auntie. very much for print
ing my other letter. Such a large number
Of cousins wrote me such nice, interesting
letters, and | greatly apprecater every one.
I've gained some very dear pen friends who
will ever have sacred place in my memory
that will never be forgotten. Miss Lula
White, Trenton, Ga, where are YOU? Please
write me again. I'm still great lover of
flowers and music. No place is home with
out either. We have many flowers yet,
that are simply lovely. The things of life
which / love best are birds, flowers, music
and friends of course. What would life be
without either one to brighten our path.
l note that SO many speak of reading many
books, but so few ever mention the Bible,
the dearest and most sacred book on earth.
l think it is neglected too much. How
many of you are Bible readers? I have
read the Bible through once, the new tesla
ment through three times and have studied
number Of the books in both old and
new testaments If we do our best, make
the best of life we will have nothing to re-
greet when are old, but will feel like We
have mplished something worthwhile. 1
really believe that anything can be accom-
plished through constant, earnest prayer We
really do not realize what it means to US
and to others to do our best. That is all
that is required Of any one. L dixie to ex-
change samples of pretty fancy, dainty tat
ting with any one who will. I'd like to
hear from any of the readers who do fancy
WORK such as knitting (sweater) crocheting,
tattlng and embroidering. Some of the cous-
ms shuld visit me in November, during
syrup making time. My father owns lots OF
bees. In May, June and July we have
Just lots of nice honey, then November
comes with syrup making so We keen sweet
the year around. Hope / haven't broken
any of auntie's rules. l will gladly answer
all letters received so l hope | will hea.
from cousins in every state in the union.
| am the same brown-eyed cousin With
~ I a N,
Pelham, Ca, r. +. D. =. Box $50.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Won't YOU
please open the door a wee bit for me?
have been admiring your band for some time.
put nave not had courage to write | live
on farm and like to live in the country
and you know there is always plenty to do.
have dark (bobbed) hair, medium complex
ION and gray eyes. l will leave my age for
you to guess. 1t is between thirteen ant
seventeen. | want to ask a favor of you
cousins, and then I'll be going: l would like
to exchange some of Zane Grey's books for
Betty zane, and vanishing America .
Auntle, | would thank you so much if Won
would print this for me. For ] do so want
the books. Everybody write and | will as.
sure you an answer. A now cousin.
MISS THELMA WHEELER.
Catchings, Miss.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Will yon accent
a South Carolina girl into your happy pant
or girls and boys? | have for a long time
Wanted to write you, but knew the other
cousins could write more interesting letter,
IMAM i, SO L have not attempted to write
before until now. | feel, however, as bis
and great as old King Tut did. | live on !
farm, about three miles from the small stowr
or Ruby. Ruby has a population of aboIt
200 people and is located or the Gallon,
highway, about seven miles from Chester
Ileld, the county seat. I've lived on a farm
most all of my life, and think there is II,
lie like the life of that on the farm The
sweet songs of the birds are heard no longe,
when the last bright ray of the sun die,
away. | am great lover of outdoor sports
like good books and also love poetry. CONF
ON. cousins. with your descriptions OF youi
IDEAL husband and wife. Some of them ars
amusing. | will not describe mine thii
ume, as I rather fear I've already broker
halt dozen rules. I have brown hair snC
| eyes and fair complexion and am fifteer
years old Wha has my birthday April ~
Hoping to hera from a lot of the COUSINS
especially those living in Louisiana, my oil
nome state If YOU wish, send photos A
new niece and cousin.
(MISS) ODELL MELTON,
Ruby, S. c., Route ..
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Will you please
ADMIT another Georgia girl into your happ,
circle of boys and girls? | have been :
silent reader for long time, but have JUS
gotten up enough courage to write Wha
do YOU cousins do for pastime? read anc
so fishing. How many of you cousins like
TO flsh! ! surely enjoy il. Who has m,
oirthday, November "a? l was fourteen
| years old my last birthday. | have era,
| eyes and black hair (bobbed). | live il
town. and like town life fine. Now, Aunt
tuna. please print these few lines. | vii
try to answer all letters received Find