Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-01

teacher, too. Dixie IS 4 small place, SIT
ntfG near the A. e. ;G ralro%d, in the
would like TO correspond with some of the
cousins of my age. TIIELMA BOWEN.
Dixie, Ga.
Dear Aunt julia VIII YOU please let me
in for another little chat? l will promis
moi to stay long. | wonder what you AZ
have been doing this rainy weather! Say.
COUSINS. | Just got oCdlinS Of letters and
didn't get to answer them all. fpr got their
addresses lost please dun't think hard
of NC AID drop me your address aAd ! will
answer. I VIII ring Off ET-t ,;I,;,r,,.,,.>.
Dear Aunt Julia: VIII YOU please admit q
Georgia girl into your happy band. of boys
and girls: My papa has just lately sub
scribcd for The Journal and enjoy reaGin:
the Lettcr Box fine. | am thirteen years
of age. I go to school and am in the sixth
grade Our school Is out now. Aunt Julia,
please print this, as it is my first time.
Well, l will close for this time; s,,,rr,,
Lindale, Ga, r. I. y. /.
Dear Aunt Julia and Corsins: l wonder if
you will admit me into your circle this time ::
! came once before, but suppose w. Il. got
my letter, SO | will try again. | would like
to know what YOU cousins doing these
days. | have visited the Letter Box once
before (nearly two years ago., and received
many nice letters, all OF which / answered,
didn l, cousins? Now the rest write and
see II you uCn [ get an answer. where are
Anna Keiff and Luther Huff hiding? They
must have lost remembrance of the circle.
How many of you cousins like flowers: l
d. for one. | will not make my letter as
lengthy, as the which Mr.. W. Il.
grabbed was rather long.
A seventeen-year old girl.
Baker La. LEILA NOBLE,
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you all
let two giIls jon your happy band of girls
i,{l Iva in, ~ tpyv nd
like country life. We have joined the can
ming and sewing club and think we will like
it. Do any of the cousins belong 20 any
clubs? Well, we guess we had better de.
scribe ourselves !, ethel have dark hair,
blue eyes and fair complexion and am SIX
teen years old. I. Mary, have light hair,
blue eyes, fair complexion and am seventeen
years old, We Will answer all letters re
ceived. Your rev cousins,
ETHEL WEST.
MARY HENNON.
Rome, Ga. Route g.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you please admit
little Kentucky girl into your happy
band of boys and girls? Well, cousins, l
guess you wondering how | look, so
DOM get scared, aud l will describe myself
so here l go: Blue eyes, dark hair, medium
complexion, weight 140. pounds: my age is
between - and IS. Well, l, like most Of
The other cousins, live on the farm and like
farm life best. My father takes the Jour
nal, and I sure do enjoy reading it. Aunt
Julia sure is wonderful woman to adopt
a little French orphan. Well, let your let
tors fly to your new cousin.
MISS EDNA SMITH.
Jellico, Tenn, Il. F. D. Rt l, Box II.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Wonder
if YOU would move over and admit good
old Georgia boy in your happy band. L
am Il farmers boy, live 212 miles from
Eastman, Ga. Well, 1 will describe my
self. Get ready to run. Dark brown hair,
fair complexion, blue eyes, feet inches
tall, in the fifth grade, IA years of age.
Wonder what you cousins do for pastimc,
reader of The Journal for a long time,
like it fine especially Aunt Julias letter
box. Say, if any of you girls want to write
to a lonely boy, just let the letters fly. l
please mann, print this in the paper,
will send some money for the French baby
next time. Sincerely, new cousin.
CURTIS JORDAN.
Eastman, Ga. r. No. 5.
Utheh xu5 yes, Wbcg irlOt mfwy mfw
Dear Aunt Julia: On this lonesome Sunday
afternoon | thought / would write Il few
lines to our CHEEKY col or. 1t has been very
cold and snowy down here these days, but IS
very pretty here this afternoon The flu
is also raging again. Our school has stopped
and I don't know when it will start again.
/ cannot get to go anywhere for fear of
contracting it. As I described myself in
the last letter, I will omit it this time. I
90 NOT tnlnk tilht descriptions are interesting.
we cannot form an idea to how one
looks by them describing themselves.
would Just love to correspond with any Of
the cousins who are interested in knitting.
I like to knit lace of fine thread and
think 1t is prettier than crorhcting. I would
like to exchange designs with any cousin,
too. Don't all you cousins just feel great
when you think what we and Aunt Julia
have done for the little French orphan? I'm
sure it has been appreciated by her and her
grandmother. | will be fifteen years old
a card shower then. Ee sure and remember
the date and I will surely answer all mail
| receive. Let's all Of US make our letters
| interesting so that our parents will like to
! road orr corner To every cousin who will
| write to | will send them some flower
| seed to plant, as | have IL large variety that
| will not use. Please inclose stamped en-
yelope, though. Love and hest wishes;
| Matthews. n. c., Route "a.
Dear Aunt Julia ana Cousins: I wish tC
| commend The Journal for giving me Aunt
IUlia's letter box. / think it an excellent
department and ask for admittance. I am
I > feet inches tall, dark hair, gray eyes
| light complexion but deeply sunburned.
! Would you guess my age? Then guess be
tween childish sixty and manly sixteen
| Cousins, let us do things to please God, and
surely we will not then displease any one
| Would like to correspond with some of you
| cousins near my own age. who are lovers
| OF the big outdoors md who are not exactly
pleased with themseles. Your cousin,
DAN CUPODA.
/ Bridgend, Fla.
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