Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-27

Dear Aunt Julia: / will not portray my
self as very lonely sailor, for IN not quite
as bad as that, but l would like very nuch
if you would add my name to your list VI
lonely sailors, so that | might hear from
some of the wonderful little women VINO
seem to take advantage or. rather, give us
the advantage of your Letter Box. Thefe
is q Young man here who has benefited Dy
your kindness, and it was from him that
got your address. Just bit of information
about myself will take but a few lines and
might be of use: I'm from Texas (toft
WORTH / am nineteen years old, . feet 10
inches high, and not the least bit like wal,
lace Reid. l would take the "booDy prize
at beauty contest, but not such pad sort
in other ways. I'm sorry | like myself so
we'll. Thank you, Aunt Julia, and If ] hear
from some nice Georgia lassie" III thank
you again s saaRIEs F. WARD.
Y. c. Hdq 7o3. Radio School, Great
Lakes, Ill.
Dear Aunt Julia Here comes bunch OF
Kemp sports-Jar Thompson, Robbie Fair-
cloth, HARRISON Thompson, Crane non
Willie Faircloth, Lawton Hall, Sam Haysnp'
Melton Hall, Joe Cooper, Clarence Ihomp1
SON. Edwin Cooper, Bill Youngblood, Neil
THOMPSON, Guy Flanders Coley Hall, Homer
Turner Ephraim Youngblood, Clark Ihomn,
son, George Mrttnews Thompson. we VIII VIII
be glad to hear rom all you cousins. we
are all between sixteen and thirty years ears
old. We weigh anywhere from 100 TO 5y'
mounds We are no flrts-just little chll-
dren. We all live on Route = SWalhsoor0'
Georgia NINETEEN KEMP SPORTS.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit an Alabama girl into your
happy band Of girls and boys! l nave p 3een
n silent reader of the Letter BOX 1or u iong
time 1 win describe mysel1, as ~ - a nG
first time to write. Don't get scared anu
nm off. Here goes: Black hair, blue eyes.
fair complexion, weight 1O5 pounds helsn NJ
< ia feet, am fourteen years old. 60 70
school and am In the seTenth sleu1 ivor
IIoTy MANY of YOU cousins like music? 90
We have an organ. I can play very Wen
we also have a victrola and twen wen lritb
some of the cousins. Let the letters ny I"
MISS ETHEL SOTHERLANb'
Langston, Ala, Route 1. Box 23'
Dear Aunt Julia Here I come again sh'S
cold morning hoping to be ADMIRED W NJ
enioyed my other visits Immensely. Won Won
eheting. tatting and reading. VIII be gag gao
70 exchange books with some one; De g1au
also to exchange photos and letters. ~ ~
answer all. received as soon as can: oil
the letters and cards fly, will answer all
By-by. hours p os HAuE
Lancaster, s. G., Route 6.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
n!ease let little crippled girl INTO your vail
,e very nice. I have been GRIPPE LOT
1Imost year and have to sit in my roll
ing chair day after day. have the rheus
,natism My birthday will be the 2eth OF
this month and ! want all you cousins 10
give me a letter and card shower and YOU
FOO. Aunt Julia 1 will be eight years old.
| hope to see my letter in print for I love
% read the letter box. Love and best
"''He' JENNIE RUTH NAYLoR.
Hayne, N. c., r. F. D. 1.
Dear Aunt Julia: l am lonesome sailor
of Lakes Ill. and
would like very much to correspond with
some southern girl. 1 have Travelled nearly
all over the United States, but never found
any girls 1 liked better than the southern
iris. We are quarantined for the FLU, "
| myself: am eighteen years old, feet
) inches tall, weigh 1875 pounds. 1 have
blond hair and blue eyes and fair complex
ion. 1 am from Indiana and had fair
radio school. If you will do me this little
| favor would appreciate it very much.
am your lonely sailor boy, -
..r-. CLANCY e. HITCHCOCK.
| Company x, Seventh regiment, Camp
Perry Radio school, Great Lakes, Ill.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
| a little Georgia girl in for few minutes.
| am a little girl age ten years, with blue
| eyes, light hair, fair complexion and I am
| Wonder what you cousins are doing? l am
| going to school and in the fourth grade and
| for pastime 1 play with my dolls. have
| three dolls, old Santa brought me one this
| Christmas. What did he bring you, cousins
| Well, had better hush, if don't Aunt Jul
| I will close with lots Of love to Aunt Julia
| and the cousins. lie
PLoMA GREENE.
Adairsvtlle, Ga, Route 2.