Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-01

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will be delighted to be of help to
you, if you will write me.
Cordi lily yours,
AUNT JULIA.
Mrs. D.:
Your letter reached me the day
before Christmas and so [ could
not get you q reply in time to be of
much help about Christmas cards.
If you have, either through neglect
or by accident, forgotten to send a
card Of greeting at Christmas. the
best you can do is to send a cordial
greeting for New Year.
Mother:
If your little girl gets the gifts
a mighty COOL idea to put up some
of them. Children tire of playthings
so quickly, AMI j. is a wise thing to
save some for rainy day, one new
toy VII keep little ones contented
when they have to stay in doors.
NJ. r. T.:
am going to be frank with YOU.
[ most certainlT do not approve of
girls accepting expensive gifts from
men. Being brought up in an old
fashion, makes me feel that it ism
the proper thing to do.
Eva:
The spring styles are not definite
enough yet for me to give YOU in
formation that would be helpful.
Before the first Of February I'm go
ing TO visit the shops and write YOU
some real style news.
Jenny Wren:
If you have brown eyes and red
brown hair and clear complexion
you certainly should wear browns,
the rich, soft shades. Yellow will
look we'll on YOU also.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here I come
again knocking for admittance. Aunt Julia
| thank you very much for printing my
other letter. received many nice letters
from the cousins, and greatly appreciated
them. think "Politeness" is good sub
Ject to write on. We should all strive to be
pol1te to everyone. Dorothy Dix spoke truly
when she said there was less politeness in
me nome than anywhere. There are people
who are polite to everyone except those who
have TO live with them, This should NOT
DC. cousins, let MS all strive to be kind
aud pollte to everyone, especially those who
are nearest to US. Let lis guard against
those little outbursts of temper that cause
ones They are the things that cause
much OF the unpleasantness in this world
IL we Will be kind to everyone, we will he
truly polite for ="
Politeness is to do and saw
Inc klndest thing in the kindest way.
-, Clifton Tanner, liked your letter. Hello.
Glyoe! what has become of you? Why
uon you write again? Ruth Tyler agree
win you. | think the paint and powder
question has been worn out l also thing
l can cook, and think every girl should
Yarn. IL MISS Annie Smith will send me
her address l will lend her the bool She
wants. If anyone has the November and
december issues of McCall's Magazine and
WI Iend them to me, | will greatly appre-
' U.aue them and will return the favor in any
way can. Write first 1 have lots of
GOOD books and magazines and would like
10 exchange with some of the Cousins
nope Aunt Julia will think this worth nrint.
NJ would be glad to hear from anv RI
t tre 60 Gousans VINO care to write, and will
ngly. (MIsS1 NaPV w = me- e1ov Low
Route No. l, LaGrange n. c.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins. Here
HnoGh again for admittance to your hapnv
circle. / have knocked before but nnnS
my letter was not worthy of print S,,ro
10 ENJOY the cousins letters in the Letter
Dun: dhd also enjoy the continued stories
IN me journal, especially Her Money. -
~ Is surely nice story. I think. How
many OF You cousins have NV birthday
september %? Ii l have twin 7 would
IKE TO get letter from them, one niece
anyway. l, like most of the cousins. live
p on the farm, and 1 don't think 1 would
me 10 exchange for city life although 7
nave never lived in the city. Naomi Hol-
iand OF Fort Myers. Fla. come again, Your
letter surely was interesting I sure like
iong letters. As my letter is getting rather
lengthy, will close, wishing all of Won
cousins merry Christmas and a happy
new year, your cousin,
Miss JEWELL SMITH.
Jasper, Fla, Rte. B.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Will Won please
ADMIT South Carolina girl into your happy
oand OF boys and girls? l have been think
W., VIZ apout writing for long time, but could
not pick mp enough courage l. like most
VI the cousins, like on a farm and like
lsrm HE very we'll, for there is ALWAYS
pienty OF outdoor sport in the country
NIhch enjoy very much. Well, as this is
my Ilrst attempt TO write, ! will 90 bv ask
ing You To guess my age, which is between
twenty and twenty-five. To the first one
wv suesses my age ] will send them my
p IN" ana the first one who writes will
also receive a photo, so let your letters ana
cards come to a South Carolina girl
Salem, S. c., Route l.
If You all want to know moro ahor+ ne
Just write us. We 90 to school and are
IA IN the eighth grade. Guess all you cousins
IKE TO read And we are not an execution
10 the general rule Hey! There. Row
wood what has become of you? Why
uon more of you boys write? We surely
ENJOY your letters. We will close before
we break Auntte's rules. Hoping to receive
pusheIs OF letters. We viii answer all
mail received, both boys and girls. Would
/ also like to exchange pictures with some
Oh YOU Address Your mail to
(MiSS) EXIE MARTIN.
Rte. No. !, Guntersville. Ala.
tMissl NORMA CRYAR
Rte. No. !, Guntersvile Ala
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Here / come
AGAIN to join your friendly circle. Many