Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-05-22

Anton, Ala, Route .
L. ST incose cents for 1nez.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Here comes an
other kid from the dear old state of Ala
bama. | guess you cousins and Aunt Julia
are enjoying spring. l certainly am. l can
work with my flowers more now, though l
haven't very many. We cannot have flowers
in our yard, for we have a very Deautlful
grove DO you cousins like to read good
! books Have any of you cousins Polly
anna?" | would like to borrow it. l VIII
return the favor in any way | can in the
way of books songs. I see most of you
cousins take subjects, so | will take mine on
Home" Everybody needs home, and
each one of the family should try to make
the home happy and cheerful TO all who
should chance to venture that way. Always,
if you can, have grass in your yard and
live six miles from Dadeville and about four
teen from the wonderful Cherokee bluff All
who want to correspond with jolly gill
let your cards and letters come to
(MISS) ALLIE c. BREWER.
Dadeyille, Ala, Route .
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
jlease admit three Georgia girls into your
jolly band of boys and girls? We, like most
or the cousins live on a farm and like 1t
fine. What do you cousins do for pastime?
We read, visit friends and go fishing. We
go to hchoOl at Laney, but our school is out
now. IL was out the ZUJn oil MarCn. we
all in the same grade, the eighth. Our
teacher was Miss Lucille Hinson. We had
a picnic and wish you cousins could have
been with us. We like to read books and
would like for any of the cousins to send us
some to read. We will take good of
them and send them back. We will de-
scribe ourselves and go. |. Clandelle, am
fourteen years old, my birthday is October
81 Have | twin? ], Louie, am fifteen
years old my birthday is May %. l. Lois,
am sweet sixteen. My birthday is Feb
ruary II. Al the cousins write to us. we
will try TO answer all letters received.
(MISS) CLANDELLE SCARBOROUGH.
(MISS) LONIB MARTIN.
(MISS) LOIS SCARBOROUGH,
Sale City Ga, Route =.
p. S.-Please send mail separately as we
want to see who gets the most letters
Dear Aunt Julia: AS you were so kind to
print my other letter, | thought | would try
my luck again. | received lots of letters.
l don't think 1 answered them ALL but
appreciated them very much Il guess you
all remember me. Well, dear old spring is
here at last, with the warm sunshine and
the budding of trees. 1t seems as though
Mother Nature is doing her best to beautfy
everything that grows. | enjoy spring best
of all seasons. The birds sing their sweet
est songs and every thing is refreshing. The
farmers are busy preparing the soil for plant
ing their crops. | live on a farm, and en-
JOY it very much; but it seems now no one
can raise cotton for the boil weevil. My
school will be out in two weeks and we are
going on picnic. l know we will have a
joyful time. Ny birthday is the Odd of
June. Have l a twin? | will be eighteen.
If l have, would be very glad to hear
from them-a girl or boy, either I will
not describe myself this time, l did that
in my other letter. guess ! had better 90
before I break Aunt Juia's rule. With lots
of love TO Aunt Julia and all the cousins, an
old friend,
Calhoun, Ca, Route ;.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: VIII you please
admit two more Georgih girls into your
merry circle? What do YOU cousins do for
pastime We go to school, and like it fine.
We, like most other cousins, live on farm.
Ours is about go acres, and like it much
better than city life. ! guess you all would
like TO know how look, but. as this is
orr first attempt. We will not describe our
selves We are between fourteen and
eighteen years. We are asking favor of
you cousins. Please send us ''St. Elmo or
any other good book. aud we will return 1t
IN good condition and will return the favor
in any way we can. We hope we haven't
broken auntie's rules. All you boys and girls
write to rs: we will assure an answer.
Please send mail separately. Lovingly,
tMISS) KITTIE M'CORKLE.
tMISS) MINNIE OVERTON.
Thomson, Ga, Route 4.
Dear Aunte and All: viii You permit two
little North Carolina kids to enter your hap
py band of boys and girls: What do Won
little children do for good times? I, Lenola.
help mamma all ! can, and play with little
sister, and am seven years old and in the
second reader at school. l. Virgie, helm dad
on the farm. am eleven years old and in
the third reader at school. How many of
You cousins are glad SprnCtime has come
We surely are, for there is nothing We enjoy
better than flower hunting. What did Won
all do for Easter? Everybody write TO us.
little folks, anyway, We are your unknown
North Carolina friends
tMASTER1 VIRGIL MORROW.
lMISS) LENOLA MORROW
Eilenooro' y. C., Route =.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins As this is
a bright. sunny spring day. l have decided
to write 10 the Letter Box and see if Auy
JulIa Will permit me in for just r short
chat. Cousins, what do you all do for pas
time? read and work the farm. How
many of YOU like country lifee ] dc. |
like the beautiful green trees and the birds
sweet songs. live close 10 school house
Our school is out, bUt we have a fine sun
day school every Sunday. wish some az
YOU cousins would come and spend few
DAYS with me. | am sure would have 4
nice time, | pillow most of the time hui
/ am sure 3ou cousins would like that. /
Will come again. All Won good looking
cousins who care to write to a brown-eyed
country boy ler your letters come TO
,MR-) RALPH SCARBOROUGH.
Sale City, ia, Route >.
Dear Aunt lula: WIN Won allow IT.
tie Mississippi sirl into your happy hand
of writers: ! have written before bE. was
not admitted into your happy hand
VINO has my birthday. January 14:t
Cousins, . am starting Friendship
album Al Of You cousins send me your
photos. To the one that sends f.-St viii
send photo of my Nt;,e .r5u nrpEcv> two
wear nd Come gain. W. ra.fr. man
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