Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-19

Julia, please print TINS we VIII tnank
You so much. We won't describe ourselves
this time as we think it is not necessary.
I, william, seventeen. l. Jesse, am
sixteen. So any of YOU cousins who want
to write u.s. We will appreciate all letters
received and will assure you all answers.
(MR.) WILLIAM HINES.
(MR.) JESSE WILLETTE.
Wellington, Ala, Route /.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit an Alabama girl into youf
happy band Of boys and girls? AS haven !
seen a letter from this part of the country,
| thought l would write one. I, like most
Of the others, live in the country, and like
it fine l am going to school | am in
the ninth grade | was fifteen years Of
The Journal and [ like Aunt julia coup
sci best of all. Most of the cousins take
subject but this is my first time, 1 will
not take a subject. Please, auntie, print
this, for l want to get acquainted with the
cousins. | will try to answer all mail re-
ceived. I will 20, wishing all merry
Christmas and a happy New Year. new
cousin. (MISS) MYRTLE HINES.
Wellington, Ala, Route l, Box IS.
My Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins; Guess
you're wondering who is knocking at the
door but it is only me- a little blue-eyed
country girl, between the age of ten and
twenty-four, asking for admittance once
again to join your happy circle of girls and
boys. Many, many thanks, Aunt Julia, for
prirt ting my last letter. And if you will
girl and not come again until the roses
bloom" next spring. Miss Ruth Pickard, |
think the idea for the girls to write about
their ideal bubbles was real funny, and, too.
| think your description was good. Listen
Here goes for mine
You've asked of us girls to write ideal
of a man.
Co l.. .,
best | can.
I'll write a full description out, and when
my storv's done
You'll have a good fair estimate of the man
III haVe-or none.
A Republican in politics, my man will have
A doctor by profession, but not a double D.
No, I'd rather have medicine man, with
an income large, of course;
widower l could endure, but not a MAJ
divorced.
I'd not object seriously if he had a family
small
he had none at all.
Ny superior in intellect, Id have you bear
in mind,
And YOU undoubtedly will say, He'll not he
hard to find"
He must be "six-footer" and well, rather
stout:
I think about one hundred seventy-five, two
hundred | rather doubt.
His hair must he quite curly, his complexion
rather light;
No mustache II You please; they're apt to
give one a fright.
-... -.
Hc must be energetic and have money IN the
bank,
So, when called sometimes, he can go, ex-
pectinS only thanks;
For believe in helping our sick and worthy
For they are always with us-yes, at our
very door;
so Won 600 NV bushard will ho charitable
,enerorS +r,e ana LIND
Almost model of nerfnctiop king amonc
mankind.
I1s"I oIso he ,rite witty .eniovins toka
ar two
Even II made at HE exnense . thing some
will NOT do
Nav Ios4 rou +bi,l. T,va ntc+,red nan
''", 80 ~" tuiiN 'e pt'"i'u ma"
"o0re n5 =. M,
Ana so pe disappointed 4et me make niue
Speech
And zen you "lI' KIM Irlehus' 'haI shah
nor Ieel PAD
H. curing me- ilnd shcn man cannot ne
or course this :, r,~ ides1 +or 5o,,t VIC all
have one?
Some keen bv then, scriouslv. others lust
Gov nm.
But In tbe end think va all surrender
bea-+ o,S bar1
r.. - W." l""u -,
'"sn liz not our 'ueai S'"I"'
Us, aunt luna M l m gong; nave nave hsn