Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-22

Zane Grey. Gene Stratton Porter does fine;
also Mrs. Gergie Sheldon; also writes real
good books. But nothing can compare with
these books, "WiIdfire, . THE Mysterious
Rider, Man Of the Forest ~ The Light
Of Western stars T9e Lone Star In Nan
- by Zane Grey, [ have some real
good books I'll exchange for them or
| will borrow, and pay postage both ways,
Will take good care of them and return
as quick as read If you'll send me any
of these books ! certainly Will appreciate
it very much. Wishing to hear from the
boys and girls that ,haYe some of the books
'' MISS LIZZIE WELLS.
Russellyille, Ala, Route ).
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins; VIII you
admit another North Carolina boy into your
happy circle? l am a subscriber and reader
of The Journal, and hope Aunt Julia will
not shut the door before / get in. l have
written once before, but not admitted
| have gained some rea friends through the
Letter Box. What has become OF Ethe line
NJ, Of Culbersou. ~ c.? Would like to
hear from you again. Who has my birth
day, June 3? viii only be nineteen. Have
twin II SO, write me, Will answer
all letters and cards received. Best wishes
to Aunt Julia and all the cousins
MACK M'FADYEN.
yass, N. c.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I've been
thinking of writing You long time ana
have just finished reading the letters in the
last issue of The Tri-Weekly Journal, so
III now endeavor to make my visit. If I'm
admitted | promise not to stay long, My
father has been taking The Journal ever
since I can remember, and we all think a
better paper is not printed. Some OF you 90
not like descriptions of the writer, but l
do Then | have an idea what they look
like so here 5 mine: Five feet five icnhes
tall, weigh 116 pounds, light brown hair,
hazel eyes and fair complexion and, lastly, /
a nj married, and have been for three years.
So many of the cousins teachers. Kelly
and both taught before we married. He
did not like 1t very much. He's manager
of store here in Kissimmee now. We
have been here two years KisSimmee Is a
nice little town, with good fishing in the
lakes and streams. III close now, and. If
I'm admitted to your merry circle, I'll try
and make my next letter interesting.
lmOSt forgot my age; I'm twenty-four, but
don't feel day over sixteen. Write 10
me, some or all of you. Best wishes to all,
(MRS.) B. 7. CROSLBY.
Kissimmee, Fla.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I wonder
how You all are enjoying these pretty spring
days We are just two new cousins and
sisters who decided to write to the Letter
BOX, if Aunt Julia would give us her adj
vice which we hope she will. We live in
the dear old state Of North Carolina, and
think it the best place in the world but
guess the other states dear to you
all North Carolina Ia us. It's because we
live here that we think so. We 20 TO a
state high school, and enjoy it very much.
Guess by this time YOU all are wondering
what we look like, so we will describe cur
selves: J. Irene, am sixteen years Of age
and am in the ninth grade at school. /,
Letba, am only fourteen years Of age and
am in the eighth grade at school. My
birthday is the 2Sth of September, and
Irenes is the 18th, of September. We just
wonder who has our birthdays. The ones
who have please write to US. We both have
bobbed hair. All who wish to write and
wish reply just write to two girls, both
boys and girls. Please write TO us cousins.
From your cousins,
(AfISSD IRENE STRICKLAND.
lAIISSl LETHA STRICKLAND.
Tabor, y. C., Box %.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: guess
Won are wondering who is knocking At your
door. but it is only I. an Alabama girl ask
Ing Ia Join the happy band OF boys aud girls
for this is lonesome times with me. am
just up from long spell of maarial fever
have malaral fever ! live in the country
on large farm. I like farm life fine |
90 - school in the city. am high school
student. l will let you all guess my age, it
is between twelve and seventeen. Who
has my birthday April = There is a verse
Somebody said 1T couldn't be done, but
he, with chuCkle, replied that he would
ne one tnaf WOu4GN [ say 50 EU0IN lie tired.
So he buckled right in with trace Of grin
on his face, II he worried he hid il. He
started TO laugh as he tackled the thing
that couldn't be done, and he did it,"
l would he glad 10 hear from all Of you
cousins. J viii assure an answer 10 all let
ters 50 let them come. remain = new
cousin, lNISS) NAOMI STIRLING.
Dear Aunt JuIia and Cousins: I have been
silent reader Of tie Better Box for a long
time. My father took the Weekly Jour
mai when ! was girl and now my husband
takes if. / certainly do enjoy reading Tie
letters in Aunt Iua's Letter BOX. Mrs.
Reeves /, too, live in the state Of Ala
bams but love the dear old state Of Geor-
sia best. for that i my native home. I'm
az great lover of flowers and 7 am also g
book worm. I had several different kinds
Of box flowers but we had some real cold
weather and they all were killed. Well
cousins, I have been married the second
time. Ny first husband died when We bad
been married only eighteen months. I am
the mother Of Two children, a little blue
ays1 hoy almes, three years I'D.
first husband. His name Is Robert Edw n
Easun. I have heeH married tha second
time two years ana have sweet little,
baby girl ten months old. her name Is Helen