Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-05-17

have beans, cucumhers, watermelons and
nearly all kinds of vegetables up and
growing. What do you all do for pasttme
We play the Edison and organ, and read.
20 kodakng and 60 horseback riding Both
of us can drive the Ford. We live u
miles from seventeen creek In white
ten-room house. We also have fish pond
about a mile from us. We do nearly all
kinds Of fancy work and sewing and do
most of the house work and work in the
garden and field, too, for we grow
ing tobacco this year. We have written be-
fore bat were not admitted. We take the
dear old Journal and don't think there Is
any paper so good. We like every column
Of it. Mary has real dark brown hair, fair
complexion and blue eyes. Eva has fair
complexion, dark hair and eyes. We have
our hair bobbed, of course. Enclosed ind
five 60, cents for Incz. Will leave our ages
to be Guessed We not babies or old
maids. All who want to get lots OF mail,
write US. VIII try to answer al. Lovingly
MISS MARY SEARS.
MISS EVA ESTELLE SEARS.
Fairfax, Ga, X. f. j.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I wonder If
you will admit a Georgia farmers wife into
your happy band. As have not seen letters
from this part Of Georgia. thought l would
write few lines. | noticed some OF the
ladies wanted to hear what the other sisters
were doing. l have been planting my gar
den, looking after my chickens Il have for
ty-eigbt little chickens and seven hens set
ting), have been crOcheting, which | dearly
like to do and doing my homework, with
the help OF my six children and dear hus-
band. l have peas beets, onions, cabbage,
pepper, collards, tomatoes and a few beans
growing in my garden. This is the lth Of
April, but l fear If it is cold about Easter,
it will get my garden. l was thirty-eight
the 18th day of last September / would like
to hear from some of the cousins who live
in other states, especially some from South
Carolina. Ny husband takes the dear old
Journal, which we all like fine. There are
so many interesting writers. | think Aunt
Julia is very kind to publish 50 many let
tiers. !, like the others, would like to see
Aunt Julias picture at the top OF her Coun-
Gil. My little six-year-old boy has had a
any other child. l guess l had better be
going before l break auntie's rules
(MRS.) JULIA mozart,
Logansville, Ga. Route 4. Box %.
Dear Aunt Julia: l wonder IL you would
give 29-year-old 'bOy'' A change to say
a few words in your council chambers? I've
never tried to write before and I really
don't know just what to say. I'll make
this PROMISE: II this is printed will write
again and tell the cousins about my work.
I'm a foreman and handle about 70 men.
Sometimes l have as many as so negroes,
and they are really interesting. SO if
get into print this time, look for me again.
Look out, girls, don't run. I'm going to
tell you just how l look: Black hair, gray
eyes, dark complexion. Will send the first
girl to write a photo, and will certainly
reply to all your letters. With kindest
regards for you, Aunt Juia. and every
cousin, I am sincerely your friend,
CHARLES c. BEECHER.
Bailey, Ga, r. f. d. 3. Box %.
P. S.-Will exchange some good west
eru stories with OF the c0Ugius
c. b.