Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-23

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| Dear Aunt Julia: Will you please let a
westerner in your happy clrcle2 have been
silent reader Of your corner for several
| years. I came from Denver, Col, about six
years ago, but I am living in North Caro-
| lima now. like both countries fine. Myrtle
| T. Thomas. of Swords. Ca. will you please
write to me? I am fifteen years old. and
in the tenth grade. Will look for a letter
| shower on December 10. 1920. Hoping to
| see this in print, 1 am, new cousin,
MISS GENEvIEVE NJ. LEE.
Laurinsburg, N. c.. X. +. D. 2, Box SS.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: am going
| this morning to try to take the pleasure
| of writing to you all. Say, let me have
seat by some of you soldiers or sailors,
because 1 enjoy their letters very much.
France; we all would like to hear from
you. Auntie, 1 was very anxious for you
to adopt an American child. think 1t
would be better to adopt an American
child and help it to get an educa ton be-
cause charity begins at home. What do
| favor Of that let it be known by saying
~ Opposed ou Ne o., kn1 Ws the r mess
I had better close before Mr.. w. B. wakes
up. So cousins, please write to me and 1
will answer. received several letters
before and they were highly appreciated.
"iA ." ~ DUEL STRICKLAND.
auntie ' inelosed 1oc for the American
baby.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins How are
you all this cool fall ives therf We're stand
| ing it fine. We are two girls from the dear
old state Of Georgia. We live In town and
ourselves and 60. /, Addie. have black
hair. brown eyes, brunette complexion, be-
| tween sixteen and nineteen. /, Lille Mae,
have brown hair, brown eyes, fair complex
ion, age between fifteen and eighteen. Would
| like to hear from some of the boys and girls
near our own age. Win go with love to you
| all. Two new cousins,
LILLE NAE ELLINGTON.
summerville, Ca, Route 5.
Dear Aunt Jnlia and Cousins: Will you
allow a little Georgia boy to join your wise
and happy band? My father takes The jour
nal and 1 have been silent reader Of your
| most interesting little page for long time.
know you are wondering how look. Yes,
look out OF my eyes Here goes: Bite eyes
| and sandy hair, fair complexion, age four
teen, height feet 81 inches. How many
Of you cousins like the new rules? I for one.
/ hope Mr.. w. B. will be absent when this
reaches you. Some of you cousins write to
'l''' " JULIUS ROGERS.
Senoia, Ca, Route 8.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: May 1
! old state of Alabama. Wouldn't give it foy
| any other state in the union. Say. cousins.
what do you do for pastime? I crochet and
| read little. Dean Ritche send me the
book. Elsie Dinsmore and will return
| the favor and also the book. will lde-
scribe myself and go: Brown eyes, brown
weigh 142 pounds, seventeen years Of age.
I live in the country and wouldn't give it for
any town / ever saw. Aunt Julia, surely
| am glad you are going to adopt an American
child. didn't get to send Yvonne any
| thing and I'm surely going to send this one
as much as 5 cents. Listen, cousins you
all write to an old girl and will answer
all letters received for l sure do like to
before Mr.. W. 3. comes in from his morn
| ing walk. Aunt Julia, please print this let
| ter for it's my seconc time to write to the
| letter box, so let the letters fly to me all
cousins. VANCE YARBROUGH.
Dadeville, Ala, Route s.
Hello, There: Guess you cousins will be
surprised to see letter from d South Caro-
lima girl once more. I have written to Aunt
Julia's letter box once before a long time
| ago. You Cousins ought to be here to help
me pick cotton. I like to pick cotton very
we'll, but gee, how l do hate TO pick old
peas. Have any of you cousins pretty sam
pies of docheting. if you have l would like
to excf9hge some samples. I guess I had
better ring off before Mr.. W. B. gets my
letter. WILLIE NANCE
Blairs, S. c., R. F. D. i.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit an Alabama girl into your hap
py band Of boys and girls? Have been a ST.
lent reader for a long time and sure do
enjoy the letters and think the rules are
fine. live on a farm and like farm life
fine. For pastime I read good books. l
love music and flowers. VIII describe my
self and go, 50 don't get scared: am .
feet tall, weigh 107 pounds, light hair, fair
cmoplexlon, dark blue eyes, age twenty
years. Would be glad to. correspond with
ages of twenty and thirty. Find enclosed
l0c for American child. Love and success
to all. A new cousin.
Brewton, Ala, Route A. Box 81.
Hello. Aunt Julia and Cousins: Move over
is raining out doors. won't describe nv.
self you ALL might Iangh and make me
ashamed of myself, but all you boys and
girls write to me for I know YOU will get
an answer. With love, your cousin.
,,., SUSIE NJ. WATSON.
Northport, Ala, Route 8.
Dear Aunt Julia: Can you make room for
three north Georgia boys? l, Grady, have
been silent reader of the letter box for
some time, and I, Fred, have been reading
the letter box also, and I, Charlie like the
others, have been silent reader of the letter
oox for some time and I enjoy it fine Well
as we haven't much time we will leave off
description and our ages for you to guess
Come, now, all You cousins, especially the
girls, that want to write. Just send your
letters to GRADY ALIEN
FRED SANDERS,
Hartwell, Ga, Route 8.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins. Here comas
| n new cousin. What do you cousins id FOR
patsime? / read books. have been n read.
| er OF the letter box for long time, who
mas my birthday, February 25? go to
SchooI and am in the third grade and my
| teacher's name Is Miss Myatie Roywell
Will close, food.by. Your new cousin.
! . EDNA CLARK
Dearest Auntie and Cousins: Wonder a.
| you Will let me In for a few monenta +bis
| afternoon, as this Is my second time 70
write. What are you ali doing these davs7
I am picking cotton, you bet and having a
line time Believe me, l will be glad when
school starts. Guess you all are WONDERING
! howl look, but don't want to scare Won
so will only tell my age. 1 was fifteen veors
old the twenty-flrst of July, 1920. All You
| cousins near my age write to me- viii trv
r. answer all mail received. Your MEGA
v,+.,o LOUISE ELMoRE.
! Dear Aunt Julia: Please open the door for
w." little cripple girl again. l am very
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