Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-02-14

times looking after my tenants. lIvs In q
large white house, two-story building, con
sistng of twelve rooms would be glad
for some of the cousins to visit me, as | am
alone most of the time. Most of the cousins
take a subject to write on. If auntle Will
be kind enough to print this will write on
some important subject next time. l am
middle aged woman and have brown eyes
and fair complexion.
whoever you are. be noble
Whatever you do. do we'll;
Whenever you speak, speak klndtyt
Give joy wherever you dwell.
Mail letters to a new cousin,
MRS. MITCH e. SHACKELFORD.
Gown, Ala, Route l, Box IL.
T. S.--Tnclosed you will find cents for
the orphan.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please
move over and give me seat by Aunt Jalia.
My father has taken the dear old Journal
for SLY years and l have always read the
Letter Box. so to school and am in the
ninth grade. My greatest desire is to be
Sc TOOL teacher. How many OF you cousins
belong TO che Bpworth league? do. |
went to an EpNorth league SoeiaDle last
night and had fine time. How many of
you cousins have flowers? II any of You
cousins have Lily Of the Valley" | would
like to get it, will exchange any flower l
have for one. | have blue eyes and fair
complexion. l will be sixteen July "a. Have
I twin? II 80, write ME. Let your cards
aud letters come to
tMIsS) RUTH WILLIAMS.
Lancaster. S. c.. Route D,
Dear Aunt Julia: Here comes another girl
from the Palmetto state seeking admittance
into your jolly crowd. am school girl,
twelve years old, and in the sixth grade at
school. My teacher is Miss Elizabeth Dukes.
live in the country and like country life
fine. We have lots of flowers in the sum-
mer. l enjoy tending to them very much.
OF not D11ntS killed during
the last cold snap. Well. ! must be going,
all you cousins write me, With love to
Aunt Julia and the cousin,
MISS RUBY GRANTHAM
BtshopvilIs. S. c.. Route g. Box Al.
Dearest Auntis and Cousins: Hers
happy band. Please Auntie, pardon me for
coming so soon, but 1 could not resist the
temptation any longer. L am not going to
describe myself this time. will only say
birthday, February IA? Am I the only val
entinc in the happy band? l hope not. If
any one has my birthday. I would love to
correspond with them. Now I don't mean
those alone, for | will be looking for card
Or letter from every cousin and Auntie.
too SO bidding you gosd-by. L will CALI
again.
Walterboro, G.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
three South Carolina girls begging for ad-
mittance into your happy circle. We, like
most of other cousins, live in the coun-
try, and like it very much. We will now
give brief description Of ourselves. l.
Lucy, have blue eyes, golden bobbed hair
and ! am sixteen years OF age. 1, Sarah,
have blue eyes, dark brown hair. and l am
seventeen years Of age. ], Marie, have
brown eyes, black hair, and l am seven
teen years Of age. What do you girls do
for amusement? We read books, so to par
ties and movies. and we also play the pi-
ano and sing. We do not have much time
for such amusement now, as we are IN our
third year at high school. Goodness! we
must stop as our letter is getting long. All
you cousins write to Us and we will answer
all letters received. Please send mail sepa-
rate. -
(MISS) SARAH BANKHEAD.
N''4' OA' MISS LUCY GOOD.
Bullock Creek. S. G..
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Especially
the married ones, as 1 don't know whether
the young ones would want to cousin with
married ones, but | have long wanted 10
write, but took this space to be for the
young cousins only, but have been noticing
of late that more and more married ladies
write, and l enjoy their letters and am
obliged to say that read theirs first.
have long wished that The Journal had a
space for US older ones, where we could
exchange our best ideas on training chill
dren, housekeeping, saving and making
money, for we don't know what rate may
have in store for us, and we don't want to
be helpless on some of our loved ones.
Don't think l am more interested in money
than religion. | am not, but what IS more
ptiful than to see an old person wholly de-
pendent on some one, when they could have
had home? We don't know whether we
are sorry or fretted. Now, what am most
interested in is how to raise my children
right, and I guess that is the desire OF an
D,,E two Lytr1c n hat
We must remember that watching comes
with praying. Don't you suppose that lots
Of neighbors know more about some chill
dren than their mothers do? l hope 1 win
never be q victim OF that. Keep them
under your eyesight more and you will know
more about them. | have five living, one
little one in heaven, where hope to meet
him when leave this world and it is my
hearts desire to leave those five with 8
Christian sdsea ton if don't leave them
dollar Now, do so much enjoy The Jour
nal. 7 hope I will never be without it,. !
have been an old subscriber for several
years, and it gets better / do so much
enjoy the Sabbath school lesson and all the
writer's of The Journal. Now pardon me,
Aunt Julia, for staying so long. You are
cousins. If you think this worth printing,
shall be glad. With love and best wishes
to all the readers and writer's of The Tri-
Weekly Journal, a new cousin,
(MRS.) MATTE 81. WEST.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I wonder Il
you will let North Carolina girl join your
happy band Of boys and girls? We do not
take The Journal, but | read the letters
when / can. l wonder how many Of the
cousins live in viewing distance Of the APP
paachian mountains. we can get a good
view OF Table Rock and this Grandfather
mountain from our school. 1 go to school
every day and am In the seventh grade
My birthday is April 81. 1 am fourteen
years old I have twin. Wonder II
have another. If so, please writs me- How
many OF you cousins like to readf My
friends call me a book-worm, and I really
think it Is true, I live In the country, and
like country life fine. Mile Jones and
Vera Mabe are my ehums in school. 1
would love to hear from any of the cousins
who would like to write to me. / will try
to answer all letters received. Lovingly,
your new cousin,
(MISS) GEORGIA CANNON.