Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-26

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lemon juice put on an iron rust
stain on white goods. The article
stained should be put in the sun for
an hour or more, then washed thor
oughly, to remove the rust.
Mary: Net, marquisette or mad
ras, with valaces of sunfast wolfe
in a pretty shade of rose pink will
make lovely all-round the house cur
tains with your cream walls and
white wood work. [ like all the
curtains of the same material.
1 have an album about half filled with
scenery postcards which l have received
through my correspondence in differenat
parts Of the Z. 5. A., also a few from other
places and | would highly appreciate post
card shower from the cousins, as want to
fill up nay album with scenery cards. Won't
you please grant my request! | shall thank
you IL you will. Just a pretty building or
any spot Of interest is what l want, in short,
just something from other states and coun-
tries to keep as kind of SOUVENIR. have
several beautiful scenic folders which dear
correspondent of mine sent me from differ
ent parts OF the states. which l prize very
highly. Now everyone this side of the moon
write me. I'm still studying up evolu-
ton, but haven't fully decided what my an
cestors were. and continue to write interest
ing letters. The hame little blue-eyed kid.
Lovingly (MISS) ETHEL M'KAY.
Greenwood, Miss. Route 1, Box Alb
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
allow girl Of thirteen years from Tennes-
see, to join your happy circle of boys and
girls? | have blue eyes, fair complexion
and light, curly hair. l live in town on
the Georgia and Tennessee line. 1t is beau
tifuly situated. The Toccoa river divides
the town. am very fond Of reading and
sewing also cooking. We have an eight
months school, l am in the sixth grade.
n wit of
boys and girls. Your new cousin.
(MISS) Pearl. ROBINSON.
Copper Hill, Tenn. Box 562.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit another Georgia girl into your happy
band Of boys and girls? | have been longing
10 write to the Letter Box for a long time,
but | was afraid l wouldn't be admitted.
My father has been taking the dear old
Journal for several years. and | always
joy reading the cousins letters best of all.
|, like most of the cousins, live on a farm,
and wouldn't exchange farm life for city
life. What 40 you cousins do for pastmc
| go wild flower hunting, read and so in
bathing, especially these hot summer days.
How many of You like music: Oh! just
look at the hands! Well be quiet and lis
ten R mnuate and III play the prettcSt
J record we have the Victrola. Who can
guess my age? 1t is between fourteen and
twenty Ny birthday is May s. If have A
twin please let me hear from you. would
like to hear from the cousins. [ will try
TO answer all mail received new cousin
tMISS) JAMIE SANDERS.
Ochlocknee, Ga, Route 3.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: I thought that
I would drop in for a little call My! [
am surprised at so many calling at one
time. l called cnce before, but | guess that
Aunt Julia didn't hear me knocking but !
didn't give up, and I hoping that she
will hear me this time. We take The At
lanta Tri-Weekly Journal, and / like to read
If. l like the continued stories, also Dorothy
Dx's talks. I think the Letter Box gets
better every day. l believe that if we keep
on we will soon have whole page for the
Letter Box. Come on, Tennessee; Georgia is
getting ahead of us. I will tell a little
about myself and where | live and then give
my place to more gifted writer. My age
is between twelve and twenty -four. My
birthday is November %. Have | twin Z
If so, l wish to hear from you. 1 have n
beautiful hcme: it is so shady and cool. We
have big walnut tree in our yard, and that
makes it cool Hoping to hear from lot of
good-looking boys and girls, 1 remain niece
and cousin,
NISSl BERNICE DAKE
Mott, Tenn, Route 3. Box ~.
Hello, Cousins | would like to join your
happy bunch of boys and girls this rainy
eve and if you have no objections will take
n seat by Aonzo Webb. Come again your
letter was fine. | do enjoy reading the cous-
ius letters and have often wanted to write
but could many interesting letters
each week was really afraid to try. for
fear my letter would he the first one thrown
in the wastebasket ] live in small town
in the southern part of Mississippi, but
can't say l like it, although | can he salts
fled anywhere. My father and brothers run
a garage here, come on cousins and
spend while with me. We have anything
to ride in from a Ford on up. and / will
assure you good time. Oh as this is my
first visit. had better be going. If this is
printed, l will come again and tell YOU OF
my trip to west Texas in Dodge. My age
is between eighteen and twenty -onp. The
one guessing correctly will receive my photo
All who care TO write to brown-eyed.
brown hair bobbed head. jolly girl, Just
Jet your letters come. will answer all Low.
ingly, (MISSl VIRGIE SMITH
Magnolia, Miss. Box al.
Dear Aunt Julia: VIII you please open
the door and let little red, curly headed
girl in, for it's getting very late and I'm
almost fratd to go back home tonight as it's
very far back home? I'm visiting one of
my cousins today. l surely do have Jolly
old times with her. Little cousins. what do
you all do for fun? l go to the field with
papa. and help him pillow and, believe me.
my little sister, Florence and | surely do
have lots of fun We ride the mules to the
house and TO the field. Believe me I
wouldn't exchange country life with any of
the city cousins, because out in the country
we can roam in the woods gather flowers
Aunt Julia. I'm about 10 forget and stay
too long. I'm little girl. eight years old
nave blue ewes and fair complexion and !
want all the little cousins to write to me.
With love to all and one big kiss for Aunt
Julia, am a new cousin and niece
IRENE PICKETT
Dallas, Ga, R. F. D. =
Hello, Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will YOU
admit two Georgia girls into your happy
band of boys and girls? We have never
written before, hope to be admitted this
time. Wonder if any of you cousins are
going to school? We are not, as our school
has been ont one month. We are in the sev.
enth grade Wonder what you all do for
pasume: We read, play ball, go fishing
and go in bathing. We both live on the
farm. don't like it very much. Our ages
are fourteen and fifteen. We must be going
We will try 10 answer all letters received
with bushels Of love and best wishes 70 all
Please send our mail separately. We are
your loving cousins
MISS RUBY LYNN.
MISS FL0RRIE LYNN.