Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-03-25

do and the height OF my ambition Is to
get an education. ! live on farm and
like it very much. While I like the city,
too, but / soon become tired of the city
and am anxious to get back in the Coun-
try, where | can take my dogs and get out
IN the woods and hunt flowers, and every
thing God gave MS. For sport, l like to
play ball and | like bathing, and there is
nothing l enjoy more than fishing. We
have a very nice home and auto, and we
have nice player-piano and Edison phono-
graph, so ! have lots of things for pastime
when l am not in school 1 am lover of
flowers. We had some beautiful pot flow
ers, but the cold killed every one, except one
lace fern. help mother do homework, but
never have woked in the field, but don t
think it hurts girls to help daddy any more
than 1t does to help mother. / guess why
l never did go to the field was that am
The only child. My mothers sister lives
with MS and she helps some, so mothers
time is almost al. consumed in the store
Aunt Julia says be brief. SO | must bid
all sdieu. With love and best wishes of
the season, ! am, lovingly.
(Miss) LOLA MOE BROCK,
Cypress, Fla, Rte. ], Box 4s.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
admit a girl from the dear old state of
Texas into your happy band of boys and
girls? Many thanks. l sure all Of you
cousins are preparing to attend valentine
entertainment, as this is Valentine day. 1
know everyone is glad that it is almost
spring, the time Of sun and flowers The
time when everyone feels his best and really
enjoys life to the fullest extent. l do not
live in the country but in the suburb OF this
city. Near my home there is large Gre
osote plant. Oh, my, ! am sure l have
broken the rules, so | will bid you all adieu.
VIII answer all letters received.
MISS GEORGIA COLON.
Texarkana, Texas.
Dearest Auntie and Cousins Wonder
INF
though 1t is cold down here in Florida.
Cousins, wasn't it sad about the death of
Woodrow Wilson, one Of our greatest presi-
dents? l love and honor him more than
any. My husband was soldier. He saw
President Wilson in France and heard his
praises on every side. Cousins, 1t is grand
to think that one Of our greatest and best
beloved presidents death will be mourned
by several nations besides his own. Dear
Auntie good to print my other let
ter that I won't stay long this time, only
wanted to tell you cousins that 1 had
moved and changed my address,
(Mrs.) DOCK NJ. HERS,
Quincy, Fla, Rte. ..
Dear Aunt Julia: VIII you let a North
Carolina lass join your happy band OF boys
and girls? l have written twice before.
but never saw my letters in print, so
have decided to write again. l have been
reader Of the letter box for about two
years, and 1 find that day by day in
every way. 1t gets better and better" Some
Of the cousins write such fine letters
Arthur Fussel, YOU are one among the
good writer's. Your letter was real good
Cousins how many of you are ready to
die? I truly hope You all are. II any
one who reads this is not ready to die. let
me ask Of you to prepare. Let's begin
today, for tomorrow may be too late. 1t
is sad. indeed, to think of death. and jude-
ment for those who are not prepared for it,
but for those who prepared it is a
great joy. How many viii promise. or will
begin today to read one or more chapters
in the Bible, pray or more times every
day, quit using by-words, and quit using the
Lord name in vain? l think If, we would
all do these few of many things that would
help us on the upward way we would
enjoy life better 50 let me plead with
you who are not Christians to pray. seek
and We shall find Make your decision to
live nearer to God and stick to it and |
am sure you will never regret it. George
Drake, I am glad you like blue-eyed blends
I am one myself. Come sailor and
soldier boys. You all write very interest
ing letters. I enjoy reading letters that
describe parts of this world l never have
seen and never expect to see. Cousins,
am expecting a heap OF letters from YOU
so please don t disappoint me. I am just
lonely blue-eyed blond Of seventeen.
lovingly. a new cousin,
Miss ELIZABETH HODGES.
Adams, y. {.