Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-05
Muss) CHARITY MORLEY.

D4"cAstoch' D. u IT. Il. u. !, Box 10.
Dear Aunt Julia and Readers: am cali
ing again this evening since quite a while.
| notice several have mentioned that thefr
flowers were killed by the hard freezes 7
can sympathizs with them, for l had a
large quantity killed. ! had some pot flow
ers left l cut them all down and now they
are putting out nicely and soon I will have
heap of them. l have all colors of nblox
cluster blooms, as pretty as geraniums.
,Ihese were not hurt and are now ready 10
set out; also delphiniums, different coiors
sweet Williams and marguerite pinks
mad dahlia bulbs, cannas and gladoas in
my pit, and the cold did not hurt them
have a large quantity OF these 7 mention.
and am so glad | had them safe from the
cold l have been busy preparing for n
spring and summer flower garden, also n
vegetable garden. All that I had started in
the vegetables was killed. And 1 have been
making switches for several of my combingS
and bobbed hair. | make one or three-stern
switches, transformations and short stems
for puffs, and have been doing SEWN.
through the mail always like to tell
what l have been doing, and wish others
would tell of their work. | like to read
Dorothy Dix's writings; they are so trup.
| will be glad to get letters from flower
regards for all.
MRs.) BELLE GODDARD.
Goggansville, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins. VIII Won
admit a lonely Georgia girl into your happy
band of boys and girls? / have written 20
the Letter Box once before, hut was not ad-
mitted. | wonder what Won Cousins are
doing this afternoon. I've been sitting by
the fire; have just had the measles 50 Won
cousins who have had them can imagine how
| feel. / have been going to Adairsville
High school and studied the eighth GRADE
1 90 to sunday school every sunday. /
think all hoys and girls ought TO 20 to Sun
day school. / am afraid I will break the
rules, SO II 20 and leave my space for q
more gifted writer. I'll leave nv age for
you all to guess. which is between fourteen
and eighteen. Ny birthday is Nav IL.
Now I'm going to look for some letters
from you cousins. Send your photo also. A
new cousin,
.,.,, (MIss) ELMA SUTTON.
P. S.-Papa has been taking The Journal
long time and we just couldn't do with
out it.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
comes new cousin from Alabama 70 join
your happy circle. What have you cousins
been doing for yourselves these DAYS? !
have just heeu doing first one thing and
then another Guess most Of Won are going
to school. I'm not going this time. / am
ready for second year high school. 7 guess
| had better tell You folks" about where
| live. I live on a large farm. about two
miles from Bell Mills. and about six miles
from Helm. But as we have A Ford it
soesnt take long To 60 to either place.
Some OF you cousins ought TO come and
spend the summer months with me- 1 live
almost on the banks of the TalIapoosa river.
We would go fishing. in bathing boat rid
ing and most anything else we could think
Of And we would take a Ford ride occa-
s.onally. How many Of you cousins enjoy
going to Sunday school? I surely do
TANK every boy and girl should 20 20 sun
day school. | E0 almost every sunday.
Wei. must he travelling Aunt Juiis.
please print tais little missiye foe me. Sc