Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-09-23

call you Miss Julia or Mrs. Julia or some
thing like that; but will try and not make
any mistakes this time. Aunt Julia, can't
tell you anything about this part of Georgia
today. only it sure is raining up here. will
not ask you if it is raining in Atlanta for
! know l can't get any answer. / guess you
have more letters than you can read, anyway,
much less answer them all. The letter that
was speaking Of is the one | was giving
the cousins contest In on guessing my birth
day. Will you please print that letter as
soon as you can get to it, as / don't guess /
Will be here long, and change the address
not trying to rush you any on the letter.
c.? Just don't want Aunt Julia to let Uncle
Wastebasket get it, c? remain
q HAMILTON II. HOPKINS.
Hill City, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you admit a Georgia
girl into your happy band of boys and girls?
I enjoy reading the cousins corner much.
I guess You are wondering how l look. /
have light hair, fair complexion, about five
feet tall. gray eyes. I would like to cor
respond with some of the cousins. If I see
this in print 1 will come again, Lots of
love. FRANCES SMITH.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will some
Of you girls move over and let an Oklahoma
Georgia hoy. I came out west last February
from Fairy, Ga. Murray county,. I have
been reading your letters off and on Tor
interesting. This is my first time to attemnt
IN write. will describe myself: have
light hair. between light and black: brown
eyes, ruddy comDleXion and weigh 145
mounds. I will leave my age for YOU to
gness it Is between twenty and twenty
three. ] am an ex-soldier. I have travelled
for three ycars 7 have seen some wonderful
ci 7 IN n
Col. and was snnt to California. Then ]
Sailed fer the philinpines: suent nine months
there: from thorn to Janan. China. Siberia
nnd Russia. Tn tho last three years I have
Travelled 2s. 600 miles, heinc in ei"htcon
states. Of our country. As nv letter is get
ring long and +his is nv first letter. 7 viii
close. would like TO hear from every one
Of you. I viii try to answer all.
CrARL1E c. PuLLEN.
Cyril, Okla. Portn Q.
p S.-Inclosed ~ cor+s for the baby.
Dearest Aunt Julia ami Cousins: Just one
year. ago made my last visit with the
cousins. l promised then not to come again
in j long time. So here / come with my
timid knock. VIII you this time allow me
to sit over here on the sisters side? This
is my first visit since married and hardly
know how to address you, though I'm not
among strangers, for l see many familiar
faces and some of the unknown writer's to
me seem like old friends. / am no longer
4th day of January l was married to one OF
the best ideals in the world. Now we are
indeed happy In that dreamed little nome
all my Letter Box friends. have receive"
several letters since I've married, but being
so busy, couldn't find time to answer, so l
Box to let them know 1 was married and, of
course, then they will know nave very Ut
tie time for writing, and perhaps will pardon
me for not answering their letters. often
Att - oil md thn TlloQ
spent corresponding with them last year.
Wake up jamie and Bessie Belts, of Face
vile, Ga, and write to me; also Marie Her
bin I will run along now and promise to
tell you more next time. Love and best
wishes to Aunt Julia and cousins
MRS. w. H. Robson.
Abbeville. Miss, Box 90.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you ad-
nit two Georgia girls? What do the cousins
do for pastime? We go in bathing and nave
and have a fine time in general. Do the
cousins like to read? / guess you do. We
do, anyway. Who are your favorite authors
Our favorite English author is Charles DICK
ems and our favorite American author IS
Jane Gray. I, Annie Belle, would be glad
to exchange poetry with any of you, and ],
AnnieIu, would be glad to exchange tatt1ng
and crochet samples with the cousins. l.
Annie Belle, am fifteen, ard l, Annielu, am
sixteen. All Of you write Ito Your new
'''S'A'' ANNILU M'LEAN.
ANNIE BELLE COWART.
Cohbville, Ca, Box g.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please ad~
nit a lonesome boy from New York state
into your happy circle. l live on latln
beside the pretty waters Of Lake ontario,
have been a reader of the journal LOT d
long time and have enjoyed the letter poH
best of all. l. will describe myself, as the
rest have done. Here goes: Dark hair, dark
eyes, medium complexion, feet inches
aNaA lone
will answer all letters received with inter
esting things. / hope Mr.. Wastebasket, when
my letter comes, will be in dreamland.
Please Aunt Julia, print this; VIII close lose,
wishing YOU all love. peace and JOY. A new
cousin CLIFFORD FITZGERALD.
Henderson, N. Y, Route L.
P. S.-Inclosed find 10 cents Tor the or
phan.
Dear Aunt Julia: Would like to join your
band of boys and girls. / can say TINS mucn,
sure enjoy reading Aunt Julla's Letter
Box; it sure is fine. Well, 1 will tell
YOU what / do. l i've on farm; l help
describe myself and go: Have light hair,
fair complexion, weigh 100 pounds. All the
'O'' ELBERT CARTER.
Hazlehurst, Ca, Route A, Box 292.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit another North Carolina girl
into your happy band Of boys and girls?
Wonder what you all are doing these days!
have been helping barn tobacco today 4inr
letters There are a lot of others that 40.
but I can't name them all. 1t would take
oil the space, What has become OF tHose
that wrote to the letter box ABOUT year
Iago? -. ,,
so I will describe myself and go, as my
letter is getting long: have dark halr
brown eyes and DARK complexion 3 rect .
inches tall. weigh 125 pounds and VIII De
eighteen years old the 18th of Srptcsr'p per,
Would like to correspond with SOME VI 'ou
Your new niece and cousin.
CLARA ALEXANDER.
Kinston, N. c.. Route 3, Box l7o'
sakes alive! FOLKS, are Won having a pic
mic what does all this party OF Jolly peo-
on. please pardon my familiarity! I for
got I was .perfecr stranger , howe1 1sr
honing to be ADMITTED to this wondHrfnl
| party of cousins. May I, Aunt Julia? Thank
you. Hey. Mr.. Nix Jessie); you cant
see me? Well. well, If YOU think a real
beauty is about to be introduced; I hate
shan't let you SEQ me at all. I'll just
tell You this much; Tn lust common coun
bacc CO. TODAY. Although like this work very
much. What do all of Won do for amnse-
ment these long days: DO YOU go on long
scouting or fishing trims? There's nothinG
enjoy more than going on a camping
trir. Yes. there is. pd-er---rather eat
] watprmelor. But please let's god
| I've had a very, very pleasant visit, but
must away nov.
| G'by,
LILA HARRISON,
Whigham, Ga.
p. s.: I'd like so much to receive letters
from some Of the cousins.
The whole family will like OWL
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ishing new serial story. Look for the
first insta11ment next Saturday.