Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-21

Del Inc sugar TO DOLL. AS IL
should be broken into halves and
it gets thick and begins to bubbl
quite thick pour by tablespoonful
into round cakes. This is best d,
cool before removing from plate
your plate; just enough to keep
pralines, and are quite expensive
The rule calls for pecans, but an,
walnut.
Hope you will have some Of
Lovingly, .r
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
another soldier from the good old state OF
Georgia. Have been reading the letter box
for long time but this is the first attempt
l have made to write. 1 hope Aunt Julia
will let me in for / want a seat by the
little Tennessee girl, Claudio Aldridge. Why
didn't you give your address, Claude!
If it was not for Aunt Julia's rules,
would tell the cousins about Camp Bennlhg:
It's wonderful place ana there1s lo.s VI
things to talk about, but it would make my
letter too long. Wish all the cousins could
visit me and see how the big infantry school
is conducted. 49,,
20 describe myself and go: Brunette, reef
. inches TALL weigh $50 pounds, age q
years Now, cousins, come on with those
letters. I want to hear from every one OIL
YOU. Will answer all mail received
Thanks to you, Aunt Julia, hope TO see
Love to all, new cousin,
ELMER R. BAGGETT.
Infantry School Detachment, Camp Ben
ming, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: am very
small little girl of nine years old, but like
TO go to school.
IN Christmas" when 1 noticed 1T IN our
lear auntie's column. But have just been
putting it off. Just think, Christmas is
Utmost here, and l know not what am
going to do, but let's all try to DO some some
hing that will comfort some poor lttie
.hild's aching heart. There are just lots
# children that don't know Christmas is
just around the corner very small niue niue
gift of some kind viii cheer some Oh thelr
aching hearts. 49,
There are so many children that have
never heard of Santa Claus. We should De
so thankful for what God has done TOT US.
Now just suppose your aid parents cond pet get
YOU fruit, candies, nuts, ETC., Woulu you
not appreciate some little gift from some
one? We that know bit more ABOUT inc
subject If we have a good time let s THINK
of the reason we are celebrating 1t: LIS
ten! 1t is the birth of Christ. Did you
think of the reason we celeprateu Ila lniASc
giving? Now, do let's try to cneer some e
the very first class of people. why shouiu
we think Of that for the child cannot help
itself. L.. .. hoor
some aching heart. ,
h0ui' - VERA M'KAY.
Pelabatchee, Miss, Route 1, Box IL.
Hello Aunt Julia and Cousins Will you
admit a Florida girl into your happy clTcte
of girls and boys? AS TINS IS my LIS LIS,
I'LL NOT to stay long.
guess Won ali remember BERTHE Mae SplVey,
of Nichols, Ga. 1 am writing TINS IN mei
behalf. am corresponding with her nov,
and she asked me to write tho TO w gar kind
enough to write to her why she hau no..
answered their letters. This is tne teas SIr
She was married Sunday, the 2oth, 10 NJ,
Homer Adams. She thank f.t;n esct To ' her ri
not describe myself. l am seventeen years
cid. uD1u MAN HOMES
Tallahassee, Fla.
Dear Aunt Julia: Please let little Flor-
ida girl join your band. I do not go "
school. I live too far to 60. Mamma
teaches me at home. For pets | have IVY
sheen five pigs and some biddles,. SO \
am not lonely. I am sending dlhe ioi
the little orphan. Your new AMRETH.
McDavid, Fla.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: WIN you
n1aase LEFT me in once more to chat WIN
You all? I wrote letter 10 AunS hnan
latter box once before. l guess II mas i,,od
almost two years , ago. anu and appreciated
aEory one too, 1t has been 50 lons
eness most of the cousins have forgotleh
me haven't you? Oh, the weather IL SUI SIN
thing here, rain, rain. 1t has oeen ran
mo FOR fine last week, and, believe me,
one fired of it. 1t is right cold TOO W.
T guess most of you cousins are IN s cnor
now. 1 am not going to schooi t h Iere
n we'll, Christmas will soon De mere'
and believe me. / am sure we all Will De
glad for Xmas is a lovely tlme' gay,
Cousins. do any of you like to read
do and 1 especially enjoy reading o, one
letter box. Well, guess l nao i pt'' T,e All
Won girls and boys write me. VIII 'rS "
answer all letters. Sincerely n,-ur
Reidsyille, NJ c. ,,
p s. Here is my dime for the orphan
near Aunt Julia and Cousins; am ask,
inc for admittance into your HAPPY OAHU
Of hoys and girls. / want seat netWe .tn
Aunt Julia and some one thaC We on,
TO me. Well, 1 will describe mysell, o ! orn
thirteen years of age, fair cohpleAioii
hIna ewes. light hair, weigh so pounds I'D
the seventh grade. 70 Sunday
school every Sunday? 90 lor o Tbrisfmas
Oil, ul So me + s. Nix, your friend Sue Mitch
sli is nv friend too. Your new niece;
eh 10 my ESTELLE SMITH.
Carlton. Ga. Route 2, Box a. 5.
D s Will answer all letters and caros
received.
noor Amt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
LOT mo into your happy band? Wha1 are
Won cousins doing for good time d dn-
going to school every day. L "o e;bt nu
snv of YOU. Will tell my age. am m sixteen ,z
n a,nSrs old I have a brother in the army,
0ne of nv brothers won two meoais VS. vs.
he was in the war. Two OF my rnturned
safely. What did you cousins do In Ina
Giving? / certainly did enjoy myself AL l
Think Aunt Julia and the cousins are oo uU q
ing great work. Some OF you eou nina fine.
IF any of the cousins want to write - a
Girl and get an answer, let your Iett g
fly. I will close With love to Aunt MT. Ju-
liza ana al '"e MISS IRENE RUST.
Morganton, n. c.
Good Morning! Aunt Julia and all you
Cousins seem somewhat surprised TO see =
Georgia girl this morning, alth0ugn
really look like new COUSIN, 1 na' -or-
fen once before, but guess it wasn't Wor-
tbv of printing. What have you cousins >
been doing this beautiful November day
7 have been busy making tattlng tof my
first dolly. have Just Lam HnlSf tstting? Oh,
most of you 1 see do fancy work! AS TINS
is nv second attempt, will tell my age;
it is between fifteen and nineteen. 1 VIII VIII
hush. / will try and answer all caros anu
letters if written to by cousins OF my
age DOLLIE JONES.
Fayetteville, Ca, Route 1.
Hello Aunt Julia: I thought l would JON
your happy band of boys and girls ,;so HOPE ope
You will let me in. Say, cousins, What are
ION oil doing these cold days? 1 am sit
tins by the fire. 1t sure is cold out here;
How many of you cousins like TO- read
Aunt Julia's box? for one. That Is tne
first thing I look for when The journal
arrives. Wen. as most of the cousinss de-
scribe scribe themselves, will do likewise: Au-
burn hair, brown eyes, fair complexion, hye
feet eight inches high, weigh $50 POUNDS
and am seventeen years old. Now II any
of YOU cousins would like to hear from a
Cooroio how LOT vour letters fly and l Will