Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-04-03

fright? 1 hope it was not bad as You
all expected. What do you cousins do for
pastime? l read and write and go hunting
and fishing. Gee! you see l have grand
time. Well, cousins, don't you all think
Aunt Julia is a fine lady to adopt the little
French lassie? Well, l had better close be-
fore l wake up Mr.. w. B. and he gets this
one. If you all want to correspond with
South Carolina kid, let your letters fly, and
see if YOU don't get an answer. With love to
all, ROBERT JACKSON.
Pageland, s. c., Route g.
P. S.-Inclosed 10 cents for the French kid.
Dearest Aunt and All: l just thought 1
would write a few lines to onr grand circle
tonight and try to gain admittance. l am
a high school boy of seventeen summers. l
go to school at Stouts and am in the eighth
grade live on a farm and enjoy farm life
to a great extent. l am the only boy in
the family and l get pretty lonely some
times. What do you cousins do for pas
time? l ride my wheel when the weather
is favorable. l also love to read good
books. My favorites are 1.-The Rover Boy
some one else. My sister, Deane, is put
ting a letter with this one. Eerybody be
sure and write, especially the far sick SEX
and you will surely receive a reply. 1 am
Your new cousin,
JAMES E. RITCH.
Matthews, n c., Route 90.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
let Georgia girl into your happy band of
boys and girls? Well, as it is the rule to
describe yourself, here l go: l am feet l
light hair and fair complexion. 1 am thir-
teen years old. Well, my letter is get
ting long, will close, so let your letters fly
to FLORENCE WHITE.
Marietta, Ca, R. F. D. 4.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: 1 have been
a great reader Of the Letter Box, but have
never tried to write before. 1 live in the
I'D of 1ohn hnErs
and girls; don't let the other states get
ahead of us. / live a farm, and like
country life fine. I am going to school at
the Fairview Junior High school and am
in the seventh grade. The rules to de-
scribe yourself, so here l go: Black hair.
black eyes, medium complexion, weigh 105
mounds and am thirteen years young. If Mr..
w. B. doesn't get this. I will write again.
HUGH CHAMBERS
Cullman, Ala, Route ..
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Papa takes
The Journal and we all enjoy reading it.
I am always glad when it arrives for / en-
joy Aunt Julia's talks, also the letters from
the cousins / am a little Georgia girl, 8
years old Who has my birthdate, March
10? I am going to school and like it fine.
Well, all you cousins write me. / would
ike a card shower on my birthday. We'll
as this is my first letter, I will not write
much for fear Mr.. Wastebasket, so let your
CARDS fly. l will answer all 1 receive. With
and all the cousins
ALICE HERRNDON.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: 1 have
been reader of the letter box for quite
while and now with great pleasure I am
writing letter. live on a farm of about
30 acres. We raise farm tobacco,
wheat oats, rye, corn, peas and other things
but tobacco is the chief crop. I have thrGa
brothers and one sister, but they are all
married and mother, father and myself are
the only ones at home: l go to school at
am a member of the Lone Scout organiza-
ton and if any one is interested about it
write to me and I will lanswer all questions
egarding it. l will describe myself and
lose, feet inches tall, weigh 1876 pounds,
ark hair. brown eyes and medium COM
''eXiOn From your nephew and cousin,
PORTER KELLAM.
McI.eansville, N. c..
p. S.--My age is between ten and twenty.
w. p. X.