Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-08


stop and think how lonely it would be with
out any brothers and sisters, and think we
will all love them more. If we were going
to take a subject it would be on love, for
love is the greatest thing in the world
Without love we would be in bad fix love
makes the world go round. /, Pauline, have
written once before, guess some OF you cous-
ms remember me. We will leave our age
for you all to guess, it is between twelve
and twenty-five. To the first one guesses
our age we will send a photo of ourselves.
We want to get a letter from every state,
so let your letters come to
(MR.) ESM0ND MCPHERSON.
'(MISS) PAULINE M'PHERS0N.
Woodstock, Ca, r. +. ID. 3.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: am get
ting old, but love to read The Journal
when l can. love to read good things.
[ love to plant and grow things, and wish
everybody did. 1t teaches much and
makes us better people. Some one has
said, flowers are Gods thoughts to us.
They certainly are beautiful and sweet.
love flowers next to children. / have been
trying for a long time to get more hardy
flowers, so they will not be SO much trou-
BILE through the winter l love evergreens.
| give a list below OF some kinds l want
to get. l hope some one who has these
will write me at once and let me know
what they would like in return. l am al
most wild to get some camelias, japonicas,
ld-fashion hydrangeas, hairy azalias, vi
burnum, odoratissimum, thea-snensIs or
teaplant, beaumontia heraldS trumpet,
platycoden maresi, double white and yellow
dahlias, SNOWFALL, sage palm, rudbeckia
golden glow, clematis Ina, peonies, Easter
lilies, lilies. tulips daffOdils, iceland pop
pies Achievement, zinnias, Lucullus rose,
Paul Neyron, winter gem, black prince,
etoile de lion Edward Mawley, the bride,
Frances Willard, tall iris, everblooming
crimson rambler. I can send in exchange,
white and pink oleanders. Dorothy Per
l.; ,,s and
wreath, milk and wine lily, jonquils, mar
ciSsus, shasta daisies and others. also
can send some good magazines. Write
first and tell me what you have. 1t is
most too late now to set ont trees and
shrubbery but will try it.
McRae. Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: How Is
everybody tonight? l am just fiue, You
know, for l have been playing in the snow
all day 1t showed here yesterday, ami Of
all pretty scenes l saw them today. The
trees and housetops were covered, and they
were indeed pretty to look at.
Aunt Julia, it has been almost a year
since l wrote to the Box. This IS my sec
ond attempt. 1 do enjoy reaiing all the
letters from the Cousins, and wish l could
write interesting letters like the rest can.
am II years old. Cousins, do Won MI
like TO read? l reckon [ do. Wild west
stories are my favorite ones. l have just
finished reading Young Buffalo, King Of
Aunt Julia, how many of your 1i9ces like
to sew You may count me es ;he one who
likes the best to sew, for had rather sew
than to do any kind Of work. l guess it's
good | d.. for there ten Of us ia .1mily,
| and that's good many TO sew for. I have
three brothers and three sisters and two
half-ssters enc Of whom IS married.
/ go 10 Heflin High schcool. We live in
the little town of Helm. 1t is a grand
place to live, too, although l love country
and farm life, If I do live in town.
Now. Cousins, I do not mean for only the
goodlookng ones to write to ne, but l
write and Will exchange photos with all
who desire to do so. l would be swfuily
glad 10 hear from Cousins in the west, l
have craving for that part of the world.
Aunt Julia. l have an aunt who ives in
south Georgia. and I want her 70 see this
letter n print as she takes The Journal,
and has asked me TO write to the Box again
E-o-gSS -',-y rrUe to your Cousin and
Nuss) JOHN FLOYD MASON.
Heflin, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I have
written once before, but was not admitted.
So I writing again. I am A little girl
OF ten summers. and ] am in the fifth,
grade l have been taught by my sister
until this year. but she is off from home
teaching this year. ! have two sisters off
teaching and in high school. l live in
the country and have some good times 1t
folks say it is the largest snow that they
have ever seen in March. My birthday is
September u. All you cousins that have
my birthday write TO me.
Otis USSERY.
Roanoke, Ala, Route 3
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
please admit - jolly gin and boy from good
old Tennessee? | knew Won would. Thanks.
Maybe You all would like To know about
jhe place which We live in Tellico Plains
j. a small town Of about 5000 ar loco in
hahitantS. situated on small river. Alto
( -ether il IS q grand pace 20 live in, We
are very fond Of social life mp here. We
have movies. vaudeville. dances. parties,
>inging> and ball games. NvU see. we
ulve several good pisces lob ~. w also
. enjoy hor>oh3rI -ifi~- 40i -.rv-,.u-. W"
both love music Very n'urH. y o0r 'rr1sr
f. growing low. We will bush for this