Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-09-13


Lawreaceyille, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: AS we've
just finished reading the many interesting
letters, we We decided t. try our luck. What
are you cousins doing for pastime! We are
attending meeting and have been attending
a singing school. Our teacher was Mr.. j.
w. Askew. He is splendid teacher, too.
Probably some o" Scu co.'s MS know i'm.
We both live in the country, ana IKE coun~
Try life fine. Wouldn't exchange with any
of you city cousins, although we are kept
busy with the housework and canning, pre-
serving and drying fruit l. fannie, have
medium brown hair, which isn't bo5bei
brown eyes, medium complexion ana am NJ
teen years of age. |, Hassie, have dark
brown hair (bobbed of coursel, brown eyes
aud medium complexion and am seventeen
years of age. AS our letter is GetunS
| rather lengthy, we will bid YOU all adieu
Cousins one and all, please write to two
jolly girls
(MIss) TANNIE BANKS.
(NGISS) HASSIE JONES.
Fayetteville, Ga, Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please allow another North Carolina girl
into your happy band of boys and girls!
Cousins, will you move over just wee,
wee bit, and let me sit by Aunt Julia for
a few minutes? 1 have been a reader Of
the dear old Journal for almost year
and l like it fine Most of you cousins are
| taking subject, but l don't believe l will.
I l have dark brown. bobbed hair, brown eyes
and medium complexion. Who can guess
my age? 1t is between IL and -. All of
you boys and girls write to me, and all
who can send photos. \ new cousint
(MISSl PEARL ECHOLS.
Ruffin, N c.. Route .
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will You
| admit an Alabama boy into your happy
band | have written once before, but
my letter was not printed, thought |
would try again. What do you cousins do
these hot days? l read and eat water
melons. That is abou. all I can do, as the
weather is to ohot to work. I have dark
brown hair, and fair complexion, blue-gray
eyes, and % years young. If L were to
take subject I am quite sure it would
1 think if girl likes bobbed hair 1 say
| let her bob her hair, and let her use all
the powder and paint she cares to. l had
better quit before I break Aunt Julia's
rules. Cousins every one Of you write to
me. / will try and answer all.
WILLARD JORDAN.
Electric, Ala, Route 3.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will Won
please admit jolly North Carolina boy
into your happy band of boys and girls for
Just few moments? Like most of the
cousins, | live on a farm, and like farm life
fine. What have you cousins been doing
these hot summer days for pastime? ] have
been working, going in swimming and eat
ing Watermelons. | wish all you cousins
could be with me. We surely would have
fine time going fishing and going in swim
ming, as we have two fine fish ponds on
our farm. l am a boy, seventeen years old:
nave light brown hair gray eyes and fair
complexion. Ny birthday is December 81
Have twin? All you cousins write TO
me. | will answer all mail that | receive.
From new cousin,
JAMES D. CRESS.
Concord. y. c., Route 4.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII Won
please permit me to enter your happy circle
ald ~,
cousins nice letters very much. | wish
some Of YOU could be with me to attend the
revival services here. What are YOU al,
doing for pastime? NY father and mother
run the hotel here SO you see I keep busy
helping my mother [ am the only child.
Don't yOI all think Aunt Julia is very nice
TO us to allow MS to get in touch with one
another| l will describe my ideal husband:
FIRST OF all, he must not be a pessimist and
above all, he must have a good character
and be fairly nice looking. | have brown
eyes. brown hair and fair complexion NV
age is between twenty and thirty. To those
VINO guess my age | will send a photo of
myself J will answer all letters received.
new cousin,
NusS) CLARA MILFORD.
Donalds, S. G., Box 134.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: l am an
other North Carolina girl asking permission
to Join your happy band of boys and girls
nope | VIII be admitted for I eniov read
ing host of letters from friends so iolv
as believe you all to be. Like most of the
cousins | live on farm. but | don't like it,
l prefer city life. Ny mother and father are
Doth dead. and | get lonely with no one 10
give me dear mothers love l live with
my aunt and she is very dear to me- but
you cousins who haven't any mother know
mat there is no friend on earth like our own
dear mother. Ny subject I Will take "A
Girls Duty l think a girl should stuv in
Il girls place. Which is to be well he
haved. to be careful what she says in com
pany associate with nice people and take
the advice that her parents give her for
they are older and know more about what
Is better for her than she does | have me
| dunn brown (bobbed) hair, fair complexion
and D!ue eyes My age is between fourteen
ana eighteen years. Who has my birthday
August %? If some one will guess my age
viii write to them. Love to all.
(MISS) ROBERTA SMITH.
Cedar Creek, \. C., II. F. d. l, Box "a.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII Won
Please let a new cousin enter your happy
circle: III promise to be on my honor and
not stay too long 50 as not to wear my well
come out, that is. if l have any. We very
seldom see any letters from this part of the
State ana not many from South Carolina, so
/ nave decided to write and | hope it will
be printed. How many OF YOU cousins will
be Slal when school starts / will he a
Junior in high school. Who has my birthday
HusG>t D. was eighteen. Nv Oldest sister
TAT homel, is to be married August II
nate 10 see her leave. There are two bovs
and enc girl younger than | at home. NV
baby sister would be three years old bnt She
was burned to death five months ago We
surely DO miss her in our home Some of
you boys and girls write to me- Sincerely
(MISS) THELMA YOUNG.
hock H'll, s. c., 635 lizard street
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins l Thought
would write you all few lines and hone
u VIII escape the waStebaSket ! wrote to
the Letter BOX last year and I wont IA
'hank Aunt Julia for printing my letter. |
received so many letters and 90 ,5S from tha
cousins 1t was just impossible for me to an
SWer each one personally but | Appreciated
'hem all just the same and thank Won ali
ever so much 70" writing" Wonder what Won
are all doing today. | have been to churcb
anu heard good sermon. | will not take
Il subject this time as ] an not giftod
writer and | might not do it Justice We
ta&e The Journal and always turn to tho
Letter Box first thing for l surely pnioy
TSlulh$ tue nice letters aud also Dorothy
DiN talRS II any one wishes to write me n
caro- or letter ! would be glad to hear from
them and will try toJanSwer all With hist
Wishes to Aunt Julia ana all the cousins. 4
NASs) MATTE OHEARN.
Ihomaston, ca, 446 North Main street.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: WIN Won
Please admit an Alabama girl into voI,r
hapPy oand OF boys and girls: Live in the
country and like country life fine | am
blonde. fourteen wears of are and bara
bobbed hair Ny school will begin SeD.cn,.
per /; was promoted to tho seventh grade
Leu letters and cards come tn your new
cousin, lNISSl ri OT~I, pnt,I, V"
Cullomburg, Ala.
pear Aunt aud Cousins May come in for
little Chat with your Jolly band " 49,
ana girls | have been Il silent reader of
me council for quite while. will chat
Win the cousins little and RIM away
MY. but isn't this hot weather? What Go
you cousins do for plStimef | read and IN
IN swimming. We live close +, S1,.I}
axe and - il swimming nearly every fav
HOW many II ION like to read: do Am
over CT outdoor sports. | am just lifsla
country glr-. We live en- small farm ana
nave a large pecan orchard. We have abo,,-
l"eh'F-three trees bearing now some ~
you cousins come and spend the winter WIN