Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-10

Ter they're all o. X. We will not describe
ourselves this time, only say that |, Clyde,
was eighteen March 10Th, and Boyd,
| be 80 kind as to print this as we've never
written before and wish to make many
| friends through the Letter Box. II this is
| printed We'll promise not to trouble yon
again very soon. So all you cousins write
to us, especially you pretty girN, ana
wishes to all. Send mail separately. From
your new Lephews and cousins, ,r,,,,
(MR) GLADE WHITEN.
(MR.) BOYD MARTIN.
| Canon, Ga, Route 2.
Dear Aunt Julia 1 have come to ask
admittance into your happy corner Tor
few minutes this afternoon. l WI promise Isl.
| your Kindness Cousins, had you thought or
the halfway post? 1t seems only few
minutes since we began to write in 1874,
and yet when we stop to think of it, we
have reached the halfway post in the
gear In few days we half wl If f fSs year
Sometimes we do not like 1t that we stana
| midway between the days, halfway through
joy, halfway on toward the hard task tnat
lies before us, but when the middle point
lies in, such beautiful month as June June
why should We stop to anticipate what
may come at the other end OF our ram
bow? Enough that we have come to me
month OF june with its roses ITS t tuaifalr ro
more lovely month Of the year than Iune
for it holds in its hands golden promises promises
Tor Gays To come. LINK VI H.
not to, stay long SO | wont descri 1Sh, my
self. My birthday is september ., VINO Is
my. twin? All Of you cousins write ei, TO me me
and send photos. I'll answer all mai re-
'e''e' '"' NJ MISS Jamie GEORGE.
Clanton, Ala, Route ,.
Dearest Auntie and ALL May I come in
for a little while? Thank you. Please
move over, Bernice Beatty, and let me sit
here near Aunt Julia Thank you so much,
dear Auntie. for printing my other letter
[ wonder what you cousins do Tor paStllne.
I regular ''bookworm," also make
lots of fancy work. | am farmer daugh-
ter, so L have my share of the work to do;
yet at night | always dream my sorrows
away" And each day is a new beginning.
So many people carry their troubles to bed
and greet the day with frowns and
cross words when it is just as easy to smile
| and be pleasant. Come again, john II. 1aDo,
Ideal is the subject now. ! will not
say much, only that my hubble must be
all wool and yard wide OF straight
weave, attractive color, beautiful design
and of good wearing quality. Although 1
agree with the cousin that said eve all sur
render to the man who says ! love you:
Pass those snapshots around and we1l
all take a look at them. Oh, yes! l am
real fond of kodaking. Listen, Cousins, you
all should be with me. We would have
wonderful times together especially those
who like to ride horseback, fish and hunt.
know you all are tired of this chatter
but if j call again my subject will be
Dad Love- SO I'll tell little joke
and go. You know little nonsense now
and then is relished by the best of men,
Some little boys were overheard talking
one day about their fathers. My father
belongs to the Odd Fellows" said Charles.
MY father is Mason boasted George.
And what does your father belong to,
Richard?" asked one He belongs to mann
ma was the prompt reply Would like
to hear from all the cousins and exchange
with So of 10
be addressed to me if you want a reply, as
writing is one of my hobbies Always
sincerely.
Thomaston, Ga, Route &.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins; viii you
admit a North Carolina girl into your
circle? I have written once before, but
was not admitted, so l thought 1 would
try again. Slip over, cousins, and give
me seat by Aunt. Julia. l have been
silent reader of The Journal for long
time, and l like to read the cousins let
tiers, and the continued stories. l will
write few lines on:
Life! ] know not what thou art,
But know that thou and l must part;
And when, or how, where met,
l own, to mes secret yet.
But this I know, when thou are fled
Where'er they lay these limbs, this head,
No clod so valueless shall be
AS all that then remains of me.
Life! We've been long together.
Through pleasant and through cloudy
weather:
IT'S hard TO part when friends are dear,
Perhaps it'll cost sigh, tear.
Then steal away. give little warning,
Choose thine own time;
Say not Good night" but in some bright |
cline
Bid me good morningu"
see most of the cousins describe them |
selves so | will describe myself [ am A |
brunei 20 to school at Drewry and |
finished the seventh grade this time. | had
fine teacher Miss Judith Bovd Rv hirth |
day is November ? am II vears oId
Cousins don't You think Aunt Julia is the
dearest Auntie to give us a page for the |
letters? Hope l haven't broken any rules. |
All you cousins write and | will try to
answer all.
Your new cousin.
MAMIE FLEMING.
Manson n. c., Route l.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: Nav I |
S Wa.e IN Tor chat this lovely evening?
auntie. Sh! Not so much fuss Wonder
Wna IT, you cousins are, doing for. pastime
As Tor myself, keep house. 70 fishing and
visiting and bathing, so some of you cou-
SINS come and I'll assure you q good time |
haven't many sisters. ONLY ten ana two
/ uoh get very lonesome. though there |
are only five at home. Guess you all are
wondering il ! am some old maid, so will |
say "m sweet sixteen dark brown hair |
and brown eyes. In 1918 three sisters and |
one brother married. the youngest married |
the Fourth of July. one the fourth of
August: brother the fifth of September and |
one the eighth of December sunday a |
crowd Went to the river ana went in bath |
tancel. and coming back we wern the last |
to cross: Just as sister stepped in the !
hon 1tnj and f,1I
so quick, and | just knew that would he |
the last of me. but fere | am safe and |
sound. Some of you cousins come and lets
90 to the party Saturday night. have
written before but wasn't admitted. All |
you cousins write. Your niece and cousin,
(MISS) FRANKIE MCCULLOUGH.
Lyons Ca. Route >. Box 124
p. Sherman Mccullough, please write |
me.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: 1 have
been wondering if you would give another |
Florida girl place in your happy band of |
boys and girls. | live a farm in the |
southern part Of Madison county. and l !
think it is one Of the best farming sections !
in the county. I enjoy helping with the |
chickens and vegetables. Every year | help |
my aunt can fruits and vegetables for home !
use. We sell few cans when we have !
more than we use at home. l like TO cook |
and keep house | have been in school where |
we we're taught domestic science and art |
Our rooms were graded every day so that !
made Us better housekeepers. I am going to |
be teacher when l finish school. | have |
been out of school month | will go hack |
in September ! think every one should get |
an educati ton for it is something no enc can !
take away. Cousins. what do YOU do for I
paStime during vacation? do fancy work |
and all my sewing. l am very fond of read |
ING good books. too | would like TO hear
from some of the cousins, as I am anxious !
10 make them my friends. I will leave my !
age for them to guess. From new cousin, |
MISS ELLEN SHAW.
Madison, Fla. Route A.