Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-17

| want all you cousins to write TO me, Please
! Aunt Julia, publish this little letter, as II
| is my first time to write, Love TO all,
| CMRS.) ANNIE B. BELLOTTE.
West Union, $. c., Route /.
Hello, Aunt Julia and Cousins! Open the
! door and let another stranger join youl
| happy band AS there are married ladies
! writing to your corner, l thought | would
| write. l live a farm, and like farming
! 0. X. | believe | would like city life best,
! though | have never lived in the city.
| Cousins il some one has the January issue
of the Illustrated Companion will you please
| send it to me? l will certainly appreciate
| it, and II anyone has Tried for Her Life,
| | will exchange Cruel as the Grave for 1t,
| as it is the sequel. Some of you cousins
| come over and spend the summer with me
/ and we will pack peaches, as we live just
half mile from. Mauk. They have three
| packing houses and six peach farms. l
| want to pack this summer II can
| get some one to keep house and attend
| TO baby | guess l had better so before
| breaking the rules. l would like to hear
! from the cousins, as l not so very old;
| will be only twenty nine the Goth Of July.
| Who is my twin?
MRs.) W. o. WHITLEY.
Mauk, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
| another Alabama boy to enter your happy
| band OF hoys and girls. | IA years Of
age. l have blue eyes, fair complexion. and
| my home is on farm in Cullman county in
| the northern part of Alabama. | go to a
| junior high school, and am in the seyenth
! grade. If any of you Cousins wish to write
me, let the letters come and l will answer
| by return mail, because | love to correspond
BERNARD ANDERSON.
| 'Arkadeiphia, Ala, Route /,
Dearest Aunt Julia: [ wShder how you
are ENJOYING life. 1 am 0. X. Listen!
am sending you some of my pretty moon
| light seed. | hope you will be pleased with
| them, and trust they will do good. 1 have
| planned to have beautiful flower garden
| this summer, and l will send you some more
| seed il the flowers do well. Lovingly,
(MRS.) ROSA JURELL REED.
Pendergrass, Ga
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit two Florida farmers sisters
into your happy band OF boys and girls !?
| You are so jolly we. couldn't stay out any
! longer Carrie Lee FELTON, has dark brown
| hair, black eyes, medium complexion, age
twelve years Who has her birthday, No
vember IA? Wilmer Altha has dark brown
hair, blue-gr eyes. medium complexion
age between twenty and twenty five. Who
can guess? Who has my birthday, February
%? All You little cousins write to Carrie
Lee, girls preferred. II some one will send
| rs the song called Boston Burglar also
any Kind of flower seed, we will return the
| fayor in any way can. Our father is q
{ farmer-only five of us in the family. We
| won't take subject this time, but If we
were to it would be on Mother" for she
| is the best friend anybody ever had. We
| must go before break auntie's rules.
| Hoping to hear from all the cousins who
care to write Your nieces and cousins,
MISS WILMER A. STEADHAM.
Atmore, Ala.
MIss) CARRIE LEE sTEADHAM.
Walnut Hill, Fla.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: At last I
| have picked up courage to knock for admit
| lance into your happy circle Give me a
seat by some of yon lively cousins and I
will soon feel at home Wake up, Georgia
| boys and girls; the other states are nearly
ahead of us. We don't want to be slack
| ers when we have such nice, sweet auntie,
so let's get busy and do better in 1924.
Don't you all agree with me? We have
! certainly been having some cold weather.
You cousins ought to have been with me a
few days ago, and I would have treated
you TO fine snowbaling," Come again,
Miss Swearingen; your letter was fine. Mr..
Snow, L wouldn't worry if l We're you, a
this is Leap Year and you can never tell
what will happen. How many of yon
cousins like to read? I am lover of
books. l would like to exchange with some
| OF the cousins. II anyone has the song,
When You and l Were Young, Maggie, -
would You please send it TO me. would
appreciate it and return the favor in any
way possible. I will describe myself and
resign my chair to more gifted writer: I
am girl of sixteen winters, brown bobbed
]
like to exchange letters and photos with all
you boys and girls, so everybody write.
Best wishes to Aunt Julih and all
(MlSS) MYRTICh. MITCHELL.
Wayside, Ga, R. F. D. l.
| Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins Will you
| plea admit Florida boy into your happy
| band of boys and girls? | like to read The
| Journal, and always turn TO the cousins
| letters first. l am eleven years old and
am in the fifth grade. Con- on, more Of
| you Florida cousins, and don / let the other
! states get ahead Of US. Love TO all.
LEWIS GRAHAM.
| Deas Aunt Julia: VIII You take Flor
ida girl into your happy band OF boys and
! girls? | am new subscriber for The At
| lanta Tri-WeelIy Journal l got my start
! Of chickens when we lived at Winter Gar
! den, Fla. Some Of my friends gave me
some biddes. When We left there I had
! five biddies Then my father moved and
| came in twelve miles of Deland, Fla, and
| took homestead in Lake county. Then my
| hens began to lay and set. l raised seventy
| chickens in 1928. This year ! get fifteen
| eggs n day frem two dozen hens The
lakes are pretty in Lake county and fish
| itg is good. Who can guess my age? 1t
| is between six and fifteen. I am in the
| fourth grade. My birthday is on Deem
! Der. I'd How many Of you like TO go flower
! plckingf | do, for one. | enjoy picking
| the different kinds of wild flowers The
| wild ferns In the swamp are three feet
! high, and the sweetgum trees in the St
John river swamp have already put ont
want me 10 tcIJ Won anrtbirr also otoT,t
Lake county write me and will no cIod
to do So wouId like to hear from eTorr
! one OF you.
| MISS cp.Cr IN, rr,foDD
Beresford Fla.
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pear Auhtle: VIII you admit a Georgia
girl into your circle, l enjoy reading
| the cousins letters so much? I go to
sChool at west view; l am twelve years
! Ia SSe' am IN the min grade. l have never
| Zen out OIL georgia, nut, nave relatives in
! schooi / IL say | do. l live near q
| Cnurch ana enjoy going to Sunday school
ana preaching, as l believe everyone should.