Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-02-07

other letter, and 1 also thank each and ey-
cry cousin that wrote TO me- Tor surely
did not have time to answer all or the let,
ters | received, but they were appreciated
lust the same. Guess you cousins mad
glorious time Christmas. | had very nice
lime and trust that all of you did, Aunt
TuIia included Of course. went 10
Christmas tree and received Go0u my No.,
nrnsents will not take special suOJec'
his time for / am no gifted writer 1here
are some of the cousins who certainty can
write interesting letters. read one SUI
ject that one Of the cousins Wrote on, l 1,hnt
and Love" 1t was splennd. cousins VIZ.
ia your fayorite pastime? Mine IS readIns'
I have read much this week, as mad Two
fine books TO read besides lots OF papers;
will close, asking every one VINO teaus ot 4
to write TO me ana a!so SGnp ~ cot as
| will try to answer every letter eet, as
I received several boxes of stationery CHRIST
mas and fountain pen. Lots of love , to
all. From blue-eyed, cufly-heaueo biii
OF sixteen years. just COUSIN
(MISS) CLEMMlE SUTTON.
LAGRANGE, \, c., Route 3.
?. S.: Enclosed find ten cents for lnez'
TWO LETTERS WEEKLY usl.:
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
please admit another soldier of the World
war in your happy band of excellent writers!
l am from the grand old state OF North
Carolina, Tarheel, OF course.
Cousins, | agree with you when you say
Amt Julia is so nice to let many use
space in The Journal. l like to read, and
do especially like the Bible. Cousins, one
and ALL let's all read the WORD Oh uoo
more than ever. so we Will undefstahu hlote
of His truth. l would tell some of my eX-
perience in the army, and some other thrills
while on ife's rugged pathways, but space
will not allow. -,
Now, Cousins, l am not taxing up lne
powder and paint subject at all, but WI!
say that either is ali right II not INDUCED
too freely, and l think it Is girls duty
to look as good as she cam ,,, Ill.,.
Win not describe myself at this time
Will come again if permitted this time.
l am not opposed to the ladies voting, for
II We had lots of ladies in office in place
Of some men, we would have better times
l think.
If any Of you Cousins would like to
hear from Cousin at Dover, n. c., let
your cards and letters come to rr ,ru
Enclose a nickel for the orphan.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins; AS have
never seen a letter from this part Of
Georgia may l join your happy band OF
boys and girls? l have been taking The
Journal for several years, and like it very
much l like 10 read the letters in the
Letter Box, and the continued stories are
real Interesting. ] live in the country and
like it fine l don't think l would exchange
it for the city, although 1 have never lived
in the city.
What do you Cousins do for pastime7 I
read, crochet and tat, so you see, / don't
have much spare time. 1t seems the
Cousins generally take subject SO my
subject would be Kindness For 1t is
good to be kind TO all you meet, for 1t does
not cost anything, any one can speak
a kind word or DO a kind deed, meet every
one with smile and they will smile back
at you, l had better 20 before l stay too
long. I would like to hear from any one
between % and % years old.
(MIaS) NINA UPPER,
Rincon, Ga. r.. ..
Hello, There, Happy Folks! May I Join
your happy band for just few moments
at least? 1 don't see many, letters from
this part Of Georgia. Come on. cousins,
don't let the other states get ahead of US.
have been here once before, but guess
most Of yon cousins have forgotten me by
now. Thank you very much Auntie, for
printing my other letter.
You married ladies write again. I en-
joy your letters fine.
| will not describe myself this time, will
leave my age for you to guess, which is
between 16 and %. Who has my birth
day, February %? Would appreciate a
card shower very much on that day. Mayme
Clark, come again, your letter was just
fine.
Now, cousins, IN expecting lots of mail
So please don't disappoint me. Yes, Auntie,
m going now. With love to all.
(MISS) BEULAH OWENBY,
Blalrsville, Ga, Route 3.
Hello, Aunt Julia and Cousins: Wonder
what all the folks are doing this time.
Auntie, it has been nearly a year since
have written, so you will let me in, won
you? l surely do enjoy the cousins let
tiers in the letter box, and I also enjoy the
continued stories in The Journal especially
Her Money How many Of you cousins
have my birthday, June 27? If I have a
twin l would like to have a letter from
you, and will assure you an answer
l think the letters are so much more In
teresting than they were when | last wrote
and especially those that discuss some spe-
claI subject. Cousins, l wish some one
would take for your subject, why Neigh
bors Can't Agree" Now I must be going
but l want to thank Aunte for printing my
other letter and hope she will find room
for this one.
Your niece and cousin,
(MISS) HATTIE SELLERS.
Ruby, s. c., Route /.
Dear Auntte and Cousins: Will YOU
please admit two lonesome girls into your
happy band this cold january morning? We
nave Just been reading the cousins let
ters and enjoyed them so much we decided
TO write. |, Maud have written once be.
Tore but guess most Of the cousins have
forgotten me. ] would like to say that if
any of you know how to fill q williams
typewriter with ink ] would appreciate any
advice, We would like to hear from ali
the cousins. Will answer letters Lots
or love to Aunt Julia and all the cousins
from
(MISS) LEONA M'KEE.
tMISS) MAUD HARDY,
Anderson 8. c., 149 Burress st,
Please write separate
QUESTION BOX
Lyllye Johnson and Myrl Scott Of Jasper.
Fla: The verses, The Lips That Touch
Liquor, etc, appeared In issue Of No
vember /, 1928.