Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-02-07

after. On the other hand, never forget the
thoughts Of kindness that smooth The pain
of today for SO many weary feet. The girl
who is kind today is only preparing to be
kind tomorrow. Think for n moment, are
you not carving tomorrow while the sun
of today still shines hotly?
AS this is my first attempt to write, Will
bring my letter to close. l would like to
hear from any Of the readers Of this paper,
and will answer all / can,
viii let you guess my age, which Is be-
tween 20 and 30. Will send my photo TO
the one guessing nearest to my age.
With love and best wishes l am.
A New FRIENDS,
(NISS) E. FAULKNER.
Murrayvllle, Ga. r. /.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins; VIII you
please admit a happy South Carolina girl
into your band Of boys and girls? l live
on the farm. five miles from Greenwood.
like farm life fine; but l am working in
town in the cigar shop, making cigars. /
am crazy about cigarmaking.
How many Of you Cousins are going to
school? 1 enjoy reading the Letter Box
very much.
low many OF you Cousins had a dandy
time Christmas? l enjoyed myself very
much, but also appreciated my presents.
AS this Is my first attempt to write will
go, by asking some of You to guess my
age, which is between Is and IS. To the
my picture, VIII answer all letters rA
ceived. Your loving Niece and Cousin,
(MISS) FLORENCE PERRY.
Greenwood, S. c. r. 6.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
two South Carolina boys knocking for adj
nal for 4 good while, especially the letter
box. We live on farm and go hunting
and fishing for sport and sometimes we go
kodaking. We like the farm fine. We
like to read books and magazines, but we
like The Journal the best. We live near
the Little Pee Dee river, very nice place
to go in swimming in the summer time.
Cousins, did you all have a good time
Christmas? We surely hope you did. We
had real good time.
Guess you all are wondering what we
look like, but we will not describe our
selves this time. Our ages are eighteen
and nineteen. The first girl that writes
will be the first to get one OF our pictures,
Guess we will have to close for this time,
although we haven't gone near our limit
yet. We are hoping to get a letter from
all the cousins. We will answer all that
we receive.
LEE HUMPHREY,
HUGH S. MKENZIE~
Nichols, s, c., r. F. D. No. 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Just won
der what You are doing this cloudy a. m.
am awful lonesome myself, az the rest Of
the family has gone visiting. Please, Aunt
Julia, let me come in a few moments, III
promise to be good. Cousins, how was Xmas
with you? 1t was somewhat dull here,
thought I went to a Christmas tree and got
several nice presents.
Itwould make me real happy TO get some
nice 'letters from the cousins.
TEERLIE EVANS,
Woodbury., Ga, Route 2, Box II.
Hello, there, Everyone: How are you all
this wintry day? 1 feel fine sitting by a
good, warm fire. 1 wonder how many of
the cousins remember me? 1t has been
almost three years since l came to you be-
fore. Since then l have moved to the city.
Well, all Of the cousins know what 1 look
like, so l will not frighten you all this
time, wonder how many cousins like TO
thors are Zane Gray, Ethel NJ. Dell and
Gene Straton Porter.
My birthday is July 8. would like to
receive a card shower, as I am making a
collection Of cards.
l will close by asking some Of the cousins
to write me. | remain,
Your niece and cousin,
(MISS) O'DESSIN O'DONOYHUE,
1913 Caldwell ST., Charlotte, n. G.
Dear Aunt Julia ard Cousins: wonder
If YOU all will please admit another Geor-
gia girl in your merry band of boys and
girls
l see that most all Of the cousins take a
subject in wrting. l Will not this time
as I'm not much Of a writer as you will
know when I have finished. I have been
silent reader Of the cousin corner a long
time, without courage to write, but could
not resist the temptation any longer.
Like most of the cousins, I too, live In
the country, hut like city life best, as
have tried both. Cousins, how many of you
like flowers? l do. Also like to read. I
have read several good books and l al
ways read the continued stories in The Jour
nal. I'm also lover of music and good
singing. | would like to hear from cousins
all over the state and exchange books and
songs. viii leave my age for YOU to guess,
it ia between 30 and %. The one that
comes the nearest 1t. I will send a valen-
tine. Cousins, all who would Like to write
to jolly Georgia girl, let your letters
come. l will answer all I can. AS don t
want to break Aunt Julia's rules, 1 will
go. Your cousin and niece,
BRONNIE NAE M'LE0D,
Pelham, Ga, Route 4.
Dearest Auntie and Cousins: Auntie. you
were so kind as to have my other letter
printed. l am brave enough to write again
This old year of 1923 is at its close, and
feel assured AUntie has enjoyed being
with her Cousins and them with her. How
did you all spend Christmas? | had fine
time. l went to two parties mot dances)
A Christmas tree, fantastic riding, and
stayed with my FRIENDS and let me tell
you, ole Santa did not forget me- either
/ suppose you are wondering who 1 am.
I am a girl of Is years of age. I am in
the ninth grade at school.
Gladys Williams, your letter was fine.
You said you did not like algebra. l GER
tainly do like It.
II this is printed will come again, and
l will write on a certain subject.
IT You cousins wish to correspond with a
basketball player from Georgia, let your
cards and letters come to me, and l will
answer all I receive.
(MISS) ROBBIE SUE HUNT.
Pinehurst, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
all admit Mississippi girl into your happy
n rirle ny,I
take seat over here by Aunt Julia.
This is my first attempt to ever try to
write to the Cousins corner, and, like
everybody else, l hope III be admitted.
country life fine. What do you Cousins do
for pastime? l so to school and like it fine,
also tat and crochet some.
VIII some of the Cousins please send me
the song. TIL We Meet Again?'' l GER
tainly will appreciate it,
Who has my birthday, April 295 I viii
leave my. age for you to guess. 1t Is be-
tween 10 and is. l must go before I break
| would be glad to hear from all who
care to write. 1 will go hoping Aunt Julia
ana the Cousins success during the year
OF l9-4' Your new Cousin.
MISS VERA ELMORE.
Maben, Miss.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please
open the door and let a member of your
Jolly band enter. wrote to the Letter
Bon once before, and was admitted. Il GER
tanly thank YOU, aunte for printing my
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