Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-29

! stop for this time. We want to hear from
! all the cousins and will answer all letters
received. Lots Of love to Aunt Julia. From
two happy girls,
CMISSD MONA AsBELLE, Age 16.
(MISS) MYRTLE WHITE, Age IS.
Windsor, \. c., Route ..
Dear Aunt Julia and All: Well. it ia only
Il lonely Georgia girl asking for admittance
as it is raining and l don't like to stay on
the outside. l wrote some time ago but
/ guess Mr.. w. B. got my letter. Wonder
what you all are doing for pastime. l work
in my flowers and play and make tatting.
| am with you all on the subject of your
Ideal If kind auntie will give me space
l will give you an idea of my IDEAL l want
one not younger than eighteen nor older than
twenty-five, about feet s inches not less
than $50 pounds in weight, nor over 175.
| like handsome brunette, but I'll not be
choice about the type for | also admire
blonde. He must have some good profession
but not farming, for-oh, deliver me from n
farmer. OF course, | like the farm but don
want a farmer. He must be a kind and SYM
pathetic and always have smile. Be n
Christian and believe in his church work.
! don't want one who has the shine to-
bacco habit for | can't stand either OF
course, / don't mind some smoking but don't
like too much of that l want a nice little
home and car Of some kind to drive. Also
} | want place for flowers as | am very
fond Of flowers. l think l have said enough
about this subject but ! am not out looking
for my ideal for / don't guess | ever will
find him. | guess you all are wishing T
would tell something Of myself instead of all
about something else. ! am just a little
girl of seventeen. Have dark hair and
gray eyes. l live in the country and enjoy
fishing, horseback riding and all the coun-
| try sports but who enjoy going to the show.
Mr.. John Tabb, enjoyed your letter. Come
again. Bill Snow, l wrote you but guess
you were TOO busy 10 answer. l will 20 by
saving, each and every of you write
me. I especially want to hear from the
west and the cousins from Hawaii. Love to
all, from Jolly cousin.
MISS CORDELIA HOLTON.
Pavo, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here I
am again after almost years absence.
| certainly thank Aunt Julia for printing
my other letter, and hope she will be sweet
anG print this one. | also thank those that
wrote me. ] wonder what you all are doing
for pastime these bright, warm days. ] am
helping mother keep house. We live on a
farm three miles from Irwinton. the county
seat Of Wtkerson county. like country
life very we'll. but get awful lonely some
times | have dear mother and dad liv-
ing. also sister and three brothers
ried and she has the sweetest little boy
almost ever saw. He is u months old
can walk and talk His name is Glenn.
I just IS winters young. have brown
eyes, brown bobbed hair. All medium fair
complexion. How many Of you cousins like
70 do fancy work: ! enjoy crocheting and
tattjng, can make almost any design. l also
read lots. n any Of you have any good
novels to lend, I would like TO borrow them.
WIZ return Them in good condition. I
haven't any to loan a present. Mine are
all out among different ones. All Of you
write me. | Will answer all mall received.
] enjoy corresponding very much Love to
all. remain your niece and cousin.
MISS MARY JACKSON.
Trwinton Ga.
T. S.-EIdna Rimes 7 think you write
Mighty nice letters for the council. Write
ne sometime. ! would be glad to hear from
yos. You say your mother is dead. You
surely nave my hearts sympathy