Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-03-29

(MISS) MARTHA MEA RES.
Ruskin' \. G., Route l. Box 4.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Will you admit
Georgia girl into your happy circle! l
have written once before, but did not see
my lette rim print, so / wish very mach for
this one to get in. | am a farmers girl.
and like farm life fine. L am 5 feet "a
inches TAIL medium hrown, bohbed
hair. Ny birthday is March 16, and | will
be twenty -one. Cousins, please give me a
card and letter shower that day. l am
going to school and study the ninth grade.
Arithmetic is my favorite study, and ] II
work square and cube root with any of the
cousins. Rev. G. S. Martin, of UaGan, Ga,
is my teacher, and l surely do like him.
Girls and boys what do you think about
woman suffrage? Some say hat it should
be abolished. but 1 don't. We had lacy
to run for county school superintendent hut
she was defeated. If some of you girls and
boys will write me I'll appreciate it and will
MISS vELMA MEADOWS.
Lyons, Ga, Route A.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
please admit little Georgia girl into your
happy band of boys and girls? 1 live six
miles from the little town called Fayette-
vile. | want to get acquainted with all
the cousins. see lots of the cousins take
subjects to write on. If my letter is print
ed l will write again and take subject.
| go to school at Union Grove and am in the
slAtH sraue. am expecting to get pro-
NOTED. My birthday is September IL. Who
can guess my age2 1t is between twelve
and sixteen. Have | a twin? Mabel Akin,
# you see my letter, write to me. Did L
hear some one say, who is that kid, and
how does she look Just write me and I
will tell You more about myself. l will say
am of fair complexion. If there is any
tnlng l like it is TO get letters from the
cousins, and Aunt Julia, too. Let the let
ters and cards come. / will answer all I
can.
(MISS) LILLE MAUD AKIN.
Palmetto, Ga, r. f. D. 1.
Dearest Auntie and Cousins: enjoyed my
visit to the Council so much | am asking
admittance again. 1 hope you all will ex-
cuse me for coming again so soon, but if
IN admitted | will not call again till the
snow is falling. Wish to thank Aunt Julia
for printing my other letter, also all you
who wrote. | answered them all. How
many of you cousins like flowers and music I?
| surely do. We have good many roses
and yard flowers. Most all of our pot flow
ers got killed. / some of the cousins
take subjects to write on, but III not take
one this time; but if did, it would be on
Rather OF course | would not take a
single praise from mother, but why don t
they give father some praise, too? I'm sure
he loves you just the same as mother so
let's give him some praise. Ny father and
mother are both living, for which | am very
thankful l live in the country. and like
l.
and Aunt Julia were here to go fishing with
me. Well, as Aunt Julia says be brief l d
better go. All you who wish to write to an
Alabama girl let your cards and letters
come I'll answer all received With best
wishes,
MISS GERTIE BFASLEY.
Ariton, Ala, Route 9
F. S.-Who has my birthday, November
10?
Dear Aunt Julia and All Win you please
admit South Carolina girl into your happy
band of boys and girls? As 7 haven't. seen
a letter from this part of tho country,
theught ] would write. |, like most of the
cousins, live in the country, about six miles
from town. | am going to school, in the
eighth grade, and am fifteen years of age.
Most Of the cousins take a subject. but as
this is my first time. l will not take one.
Please, auntie. print this, for l want to get
acquainted with the cousins TO the first
hoy or girl who writes I will send my photo.
will assure yon all an answer. Your new
cousin, (MISS) MAXINE BAILEY.
Lancaster, S. c.. Route 6.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit a South Carolina girl into your happy
band of boys and girls? l am ten years of
age. My birthday is August 49, II l have
twin I would like to hear from her. Our
postoffice is Mineral Springs. n. c., but
try, and like country life fine Aunt Julia,
it has been showing today, but it is almost
melted now. Well, as this is my first at
tempt, l must be going. Your new cousin,
(MISS) MARY JOE ROWELL.
Mineral Springs, n. c.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: MAY I enter
into your happy band of boys and girls once
more? | have written once before and was
admitted, and | want to thank dearest
auntie. for printing my letter, and also all
Quested the song, Yes, We Have No Ra-
nanas. | am sending it and hope Aunt
Julia will he kind enough TO print it. Well,
| guess had better be going. All of You
boys and girls write to lass of seventeen
summers. Adieu.
(MIssl MIRETA HEWITT.
Shallotte, \. c., Route l, Box Al
Dear Aunt Julia: viii you please let two
North Carolina girls join your circle of boys
aud girls? Surely auntie win print this as
IT is our first attempt TO write. We live in
the country, and like country life fine. 0ur
ages are between ten and FIFTEEN years. 7,
Marjorie Hugh am the youngeSt. We go to
school and are in the sixth grade. We are
fond OF reading. Our favorite books are
st. Elmo. Little Women" "Old-Fash-
Toned Girl As we are strangers. suppose
you all are wondering how we look. Mar
lorle Hugh has fair complexion, blue eyes,
blond bohhed hair Myrtis has dark COM
plexion, brown eyes, dark hair. bobbed, OF
course. Come on, all You jolly cousins. We
will he proud TO receive letters cards and
photos of all hoys and girls who care to
write. We will answer all, Adeu to each
and all
tMlSs) MARJORIE HUGH BISONER.
tMISS) MYRTICE STEVENS.
Alexis. ~ G., Route L.
+. S.-Please send mail separate.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please let
me in for just a little chat. III not stay
long-honest, [ won't. As l have not seen
n letter in The Journal from Concord. l de-
cided 10 write. It's just lots of fun to read
the cousins letters. lust think. spring is
almost here. and I'm so glad Almost time
to plant flowers We have kept our pot
flowers in the flower pit all winter OH il
Is so cold here, but we haven't had any
snow all winter. live on farm and think
there's no other place for me- out among
the chickens, turkeys and flowers I am
about to forget that l promised not 10 stay
long. so III run on. I'll he glad to hear
from Just lots of the cousins
tMISSl SALLIE STOUGH.
Concord y. c.. Route g.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: Probably
You would like Ia know why I'm writing
again so soon. But. nevertheless I couldn t
resist the temptation any longer after read
ing your nice, interesting letters re-
cetved So very. very many nice letters from
the cousins. Indeed they were fine They
were appreciated 10 the fullest extent and
| regret exceedingly that | cannot meet
each one of you personally. The English
language fails n have urprdS 10 =