Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-08

songs in return. Excuse us for staying so
long. We like to talk, anyway. Now write
us. everybody for we like to get letters and
will answer them. We hope to see this in
print. Your neces and cousins,
MISS AzALEE MORROW.
(MISS) LILLIAN MORROW.
0sceola, S. c., IA Main st.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: l just
wonder If you all will let me join you for a
few minutes chat. We have been taking
The TriWeekly Journal since January. 1924,
and 1 do enjoy reading it, especially the
continued stories and the letters, also Dor
othy Dixs talks. By the bye, / have lit
tie cousin named Dorothy Dix Sarvis. She
surely is CUTE" 1 wish some of you
cousins were out here the farm with me
now (for, of course, 1 am a farm girl), a
mother is visiting one of my sisters and 1
am chief cook and bottle washer. l have
two married sisters, older than l. and three
sisters younger, and three brothers. All are
in school except the baby (who is three)
and me. l have not been to school for the
last two terms. 1 wanted to finish my edu-
cation, but it was not possible for me to
do so. Cousins, isn't Aunt Julia just the
dearest lady in the world to allow us the
privilege of making friends through this
column? Well, as Aunt Julia says be brief,
III describe myself and go. Now please
don't all run, for I'm not so bad looking
after all. l have dark brown hair mot
bobbed), blue-sray eyes. fair complexion.
how many, for I have never counted them,
but think l shall some day; 51a feet high.
weigh ITO pounds and am eighteen years
old. Who has my birthday, February IL?
Hoping to get just lots and lots of letters,
III close now Much love to Aunt Julia and
the cousins,
(MIss) GEORGIA WHITE.
Arran, Fla, f. f. D., Box 66.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
please admit another North Carolina boy into
your happy circle? l have been a silent
reader of the Letter Box for some time, and
like it fine. I, like most of the cousins,
live on farm, and like farm life. What
do you cousins do for pastime? l haven't
much time for amusement, as / have to work
in the field, but 1 do go in swimming aud
read some. l live in a thickly settled
place, and never get lonesome. l have dark
hair, light brown eyes, medium complexion
and my birthday is April %. My age is be-
tween fourteen and eighteen. Who can
guess it? Well, 1 guess l had better go, as
! promised not to stay long. Let your let
TIERS come TO a new cousin,
(MR.) ALBERT FAIRCLOTH.
Hope Mills, n. c.. Route l.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Won't you
please admit another lonely North Carolina
girl into your jolly band of boys and girls:
| nave seen many letters from North Caro-
INA, but few from this part. What are you
cousins doing for pastime? l am taking
postgraduate course at the high school, so
you see have had the good luck to finish
nigh school. l have medium brown (bobbedl
halr' gray eyes. l am feet . inches tall
and weigh 116 pounds. Ny age is between
sixteen and twenty and my birthday is April
8. Have l twin? IF SO, please write to
me. All Of you cousins write to a new
cousin and send me photograph if possible.
(MISS) EGLAH WRIGHT.
Maxton, N. C.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please admit
an Alabama girl into your merry circle for
just n short while this cloudy and lonely
evening. Thank you, Aunt Julia, so much
Tor 1t is so lonely out here all by myself
but l am not going to stay very long, as |
see too many more cousins that look so
much brighter than I, and I know the- are
more gifted than | am. Cousins, | surely
enjoy your descriptions of your ideal hus-
band and wife, but m afraid that some
one will get disappointed, for I'm afraid
they Eill never find anyone that is as per-
feet as they wish l believe that love IS
the greatest thing that counts in choosing
husband wife. Just think, What
lieve that it would amount to but very
little to me. Some one has said. Love is
the greatest thing in the world" l believe
it is a true saying, don't you? The Bible
says that God is love; therefore it must
truly be wonderful. To be really and truly
loved is worth more than all the riches of
this world TO me, for what would they be
worth If you had no one to share them with
you? Cousins, what do you do for pastime5
l read and write most of my spare time, so
you see nv that that I shall be delighted TO
answer all letters or cards received. l am
a farmers daughter. I enjoy farm life fine.
as I have never known anything else for
very long ar time. l must admit that I
believe 1 would enjoy leaving the farm
sometimes, especially in summer. You see,
/ usually 90 10 the field during that sea-
son. | don't know. but I imagine that farm
life is hard 20 beat after all. Wait just a
moment more, then I'll be going. / have