Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-06-15

brown hair feet and 10 inches tall. Now,
you all write me a long letter, big, little,
old and young. l like little kids better than
grown-up people. l sure do think, Aunt Ju-
liza did grand thing by taking care Of the
little French baby. Write soon, both boys
and girls. / will answer all. Lots, lots of
LEWIS SUTTON.
Bowling Park, Fla, r. f. D.
Dear Aunt Julia: will you admit an
other Georgia girl into your happy band of
Poys and gFs W as 1t is ha the RUE e
W. B. wakes up. Here it goes: Brown
hair, dark complexion, light blue eyes, and
nm fourteen years of age, and am in the
eighth grade. 1 will close for this time. 1
will close with a riddle: Jesus, the King
of the Jews; if you will spell that I'll give
you my shoes. Your new cousin.
LUCILLE PIPKIN.
P. s.-wiil answer all letters received
from any one.
tie Georgia girl into your happy band of
youngsters? What are you cousins doing
this rainy day? 1 have been helping keep
the house in order, and l go to school and
der how 1 look, so here it goes: Light
brown hair, fair complexion, blue eyes and
am twelve years of age. AS it is my first
time, will close with riddle: The man
bought it didn't use it, and the man that
did use it didn't know it. What is it?
Aunt Julia, please print this. Your new
cousin,
JANET HOLMES.
Soperton, Ca, Box SO.
P. 81 will answer all letters received.
o Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins This is
my first attempt to write to the letter box,
although 1 have been a silent reader for a
long, long time. therefore. l do not feel
oH BOD a4 h.
band of Aunt Julia's cousins. scattered all
over the southland. AS all the cousins de-
scribe themselves, will do likewise: I
am about five and one-half feet short,
weigh 100 pounds, dark hair, gray eyes.
and medium complexion. Now how do you
think 1 look? Like most of the cousins.
live on farm and like it fine. Who has
my birthday, September 20? Some of you
POPE DALTON WEBB.
Elberton, Ca, Route 5, Box 32.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please, may
come in this morning and talk a wee
bit. AS I have been a silent reader Of the
happy band for quite a while and this is
myself l am feet inches tall, weigh
40 pounds, light hair, blue eyes and have
light complexion and am fourteen years old
Some of you goid-looking girls write to a
linely boy In South Carolina. Goodbye.
CLEVELAND sTEDMAN.
P. S.-Pleasc print this.
Dear Aunt Julia: Here comes another
South Carolina girl wishing to join your
happy band of nieces and nephews.
What are you doing this windy March
day? Have been reading the letters for some
time and think they are just fine. Sure
think you are doing grand work.
1 go to school and am in the sixth and
seventh grades. Am fourteen years of age:
live on a farm and prefer farm life of
course. Have written to the Letter Box
several times, but guess Mr.. Wastebasket
took charge of them. Listen, South Caro-
lima boys and girls, the other states are
ahead of ours. Georgia in particular.
Aunt Julia, your poem in the issue OF
March 4th was nice. If 1 chance to see this
in print, / promise to come again. So adieu.
Lovingly, l am,
Your niece, cousin and friend,
ALICE. MARTIN.
CASTOR, S. G.