Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-03-27

ing. I am in the junior class at Sunday
school. My age is between ten and sixteen
years. l walk one mile to school every
morning. l live in the country, 1lYe mltes
from the town of Waltcrboro. /, like most
Of you cousins, like country life better than
city life. My father has a Ford car.
like the movies very much. l also like
dances and parties. l will he very glad to
correspond with all of you boys and girls,
not only those Of my age, but many more.
If any of You have my birthday, FEBRUARY
II, please write. Not only those, but all
you cousins. l will answer all mail re-
reiyed. From your little niece and cousin.
NfISS) MAUD DRAWDY.
Ritter, s. c., r. F. D. l.
Dear Auntie and Cousins VIII YOU please
let me in for few moments chat? l am
an old cousin. l thought l would write and
see how many OF you cousins remember me.
As / have written before, i will not de-
scribe myself but will let you cousins guess
my age; it is between twenty and twenty
five years Of age ! live on farm, ana
like farm life fine Cousins, l have visited
all over Georgia. North Carolina and Nir-
ginia, Washington and also Baltimore, Md.
since 1 wrote the first time, and found u
a very pleasant trip. Some trip through me
country, wasn't it? Aunt Julia, please
print this. All of you good-lookins cousins
"'''' me- CMR.) ABNER BAKER.
Elliott, s. c., Route l.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins May I step
into your charming circle this lovely alter
noon? | have been a silent reader for some
time, and enjoy the letters very much IN
deed. l, too, am a country girl, and think
it quite wonderful life. One can enjoy
Mother Nature in all her glories to the
fullest extent How many of the cousins
like to read? Good books are our friends.
We caK always depend upon them to cheer
and console our leisure hours. Ihev com
| fort, encourage and interest us. Whether
| sitting by glowing fire swinging in
| hammock fanDpd nv opntlp DrpCZpS,
! book is our congenial friend. A great many
of the new books are fine, Yet our hearts
cling TO some of the old standbys, If we
| form the habit Of reading good books while
young, we will never depart from that
standard. While good books are like good
| companions, sound and sweet, the opposite
| is also trup-the poison instilled by a bad
| book may influence ones whole after life.
| I am anticipating a shower of letters from
thirty-five to fifty years Of age from every
| state in the Union.
CMIss) ADDIE E. ATKINSON.
| Lowrys, S. c.
Dear Auntie ana Cousins: Here come
! again, but first Of all let me thank Aunt
| Julia for printing my other letter. / re-
| ceiyed several letters from different states
! and enjoyed them all. l suppose most or
! You co7sias rtmcmter me. l visited You
| about wear ago. 20 to a consolidated
| school, We have bushels Of fun going and
! coming in the school wagon. 1 have Joined
| the Cotton club. l hope 10 get the prize.
| How many Of the cousins had a merry
| Christmas? l did, Old Santa was real good
! TO me Now cousins. l will not take up so
much OF your valuable space but leave room
| for a more gifted writer. How many Of
! the cousins received valentines? I received
! a c02d many. Aunt Julia says be brief. l
! have enjoyed my visit with YOU. viii 60
| All the boys and girls write to me. VIII
| answer all I receive Best wishes to all you
! cousins
| Stewart, Miss, Route !, Box 10.
please let a little north Georgia girl in for
! a little while this rainy afternoon: I have
/ written once before, but was not admitted.
But thought ] would try again, as ! wasn't
| in school today. I 90 10 school in the coun-
| try. Our school has three teachers. I live
/ on farm and like it fine. 7 help my IA
! ther with any kind Of work that l can do.
! l have two brothers and two sisters. We
surely do have some good times. My age
/ is eleven years. Have ! n twin: Ny birth
dav IS August -, VIII be so glad to get
/ letters from girls my age Your new
ALMA wARMACK.
Dalton, Ga, Route g.
! Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please al
! low us to come IN. as it is cold and rainy.
! This is orr first attempt and We do hope
! it viii miss the w. b. We do not take
! The Journal but have read los of the let
| tiers and continued stories. and think them
/ fine. We couldn't just sit back and he
/ content just to look on any longer. What
.
} hemStitch anil help mother with the house
work. l. Judith have written once be-
fore, but wasn't admitted, We, Iuez and
Aivce. this Is our first attempt at letter
/ writing 10 the cousins. We want IA get
I lots NJ letters from the cousins, Judith is
! twenty-rna: IGcz is seventeen; AlrCe is
( fifteen. So. as our letter : getting rather
/ long. We viii say good night. All Won cous-
ius write ~ Us. Oceans Of love from your
! three cousins.
NUSS1 JUDITH FATRCL0TH,
MISS INEZ FATRCLOTH,
MISS ALYCE FAIRCLOTH.
Donals ouvlle Ca. Route B.
?. S; Please send mail separately
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: This IS
/ my first time 70 ask for admittance, bur /
{ have hee0 2 silent reader Of the dear old
+ Journal f7r many years and surely enjoy
] tho interesting letters from different states
] ana a married. woman and The mother n
/ nine children, fou- boys and five girls, the
youngest set Of twin girls. so yog ran see