Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-13

Gee Children and girls, if I could send
you all box of candy would be the hap
pieSt boy in the world. l can't hardly write
to you ALL but 1 will, though it will be
some time when some of you hear from me,
but just sit still until 1 can get them all
answered. 1 not taking any chances.
l just shut my eyes and grab and answer
the ones l grab. Some of you asking
where lived. 1 live at Resaca, Ga, but
soon for home to stay. live on a farm
and like it fine. Some of you cousins were
asking for Aunt Julia's address. 1t is
Aunt Julia's Letter Box. care Semi-Weekly
will send you all one of my picture. l
| thank you all very much for your kindness
and wish you all the best Of luck and health
and hope to receive 203 more letters soon
l will answer them as soon 1 get time
Good-by. Lots and lots of love to Aunt
HAMILTON II. HOPKINS.
1881 Broadway ST., Macon, Ga.
P. S. They had my name wrong. lit IS
Hopkins instead of Hopping.
Hello Auntie and Cousins Please, may
I come in this cold morning and talk a
wee bit? The weather is very cold now in
| the gray old hills of Virginia. As 1 have
been silent reader of the happy band of
cousins for quite while and this is my
| first attempt to enter, l will describe my
| self: Five feet four inches tall, weight
| l2S pounds, light hair, blue eyes and have
light complexion. Who has my birthday,
February 4? 1 will leave my age for you
oguess. It's between fourteen and six
teen. Pretty easy to guess, wasn't it?
some or you cousins write to lonely farm
and ladies. Someone please send me pos
Willis OWEN.
P. Some of you cousins please write
DEAR Aunt Julia and Cousnrs: Here
comes another Georgia boy wishing to ioin
mat happy band of boys and girls We take
The Journal and l enjoy reading the letter
oox very much 1 am fourteen years old
and am in the eighth grade. The name
OF OF my; school is Arcade. We have a very
fiouriShlng Sunday school at our country
church The intermediate class is planning
box supper for the benefit of the church
guess | had better ring off before this
letter gets too lengthy. l will answer all
truly, FRED ROWCE
jefferson, Ca, Route Q
Dear Aunt Julia: I'm a new cousin. com
ing in to your happy band of cousins I'm
an Invalid and get awfulIy lonely sometimes.
can't be out any and SO l have to stay in
all the time. l want you cousins to send
me picture books and old papers and any
thing good to read. l especially love Mrs.
gene Spattlson-Porter's nature books. Please
send me some of her books and l will return
them II desired. l haven't the means to
Duy DOCKS, and L can't do without anything
to read. So please send old books and
thirty years. old, uasiisfried. I hone to- sa az
a niS IN primo early Write me one and all.
AuaresS CLAUD NANCE.
Asheboro, N. c.. Box %.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: To have
something to say will tell about my home
town and school. My home town is Jeffer-
son. The school l attend is Martin institute
IL was the first endowed school in the
world. That makes me proud of the school,
Mr.. William d. Martin was born 1771 died
1852. He willed money to build Martin in.
st1tute and help to keep it up. jefferson is
formed using sulphuric ether Dr. Craw-
toro W. Long, being the discoverer of ether
ana performing the opera ton on Mr. John
tenable A monument to his honor now
an letters received from you cousins. Yours
sincerely, CLYDE Door TIFF H
jefferson, Ca, R. F, d. ..
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
an Old cousin. have been reading all the
letters, sure do think it is nice of Aunt
Julla to give us a corner in the dear old
Journal. l am in school now. Guess most
all oil you cousins are, too l wonder how
many of you are glad that spring is near
|, sure am: 1t will so2n be time to start
[ioWer gardens. L 60 to Sunday school every
Sunday afternoon. l am in the inter
mediate class. My sister has a kodak, and
belleVe me, we have some fun taking pic
lures. L have an album almost full of
pictures. Would be glad to exchange pic
lures with some of you cousins. Would
be glad to exchange letters and cards with
you cousins. Your cousin,
BEATRICE GOODWIN.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you please allow
lonely Georgia girl to join your band of
girls and bays? live on farm and like
farm life fine. help work in the farm.
and help mother with the homework all |
can AS most Of the cousins describe
eyes, fair complexion 5 feet ) inches high
weigh 40 pounds. Will leave my age for
you to guess. Cleo Carnes, the answer to
your riddle is well. AS 1 am new cousin
Will come again. Would like to correspond
with some of the cousins
MISS OLA L. JENKINS.
X. f. d. 1, Box 81. Blakely, Ga.
De Dear r. Aunt mt Julia: What do you do to
school. am in the seventh grade / will
give a description of myself. l am 4 feet
inches in height, weigh 60 pounds l have
oiond curly hair blue eyes and dark COM
plexion. Let your letters fly TO
Dunnellon, Fla. -'-1-1''
Dear Aunt Julia: How are Won this nice
morning! I'm fine. have a rabbit; it is
brown; and have little baby rabbit 1 go
nave black curly hair, feet 10 inches tall
dark complexion, brown eyes. l gave nv
bit last time. If this letter is printed
Will write again. Lovingly,
L1OClCH 1HAIGOII.
P. S.-My birthday is on the 31st of this
month.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I have been
a silent reader of the Letter Box for a long
Time and have just now decided to write.
wrote once before, but l guess Mr. Waste
basket hadn't had any supper and gobbIed
It, AS it is the rule for the cousins to de-
scribe themselves, l will do likewise Here
goes: Dark hair, black eyes, dark complexion,
D feet 9 inches high age fifteen wears
weigh about 1875 pounds | live on a farm
anG like farm life fine Cousins, don't You
tank it was grand of Aunt Julia to adopt
the Freoch orphan? Soldiers and sailors |
Well a" Aunt Julia said not to make our
visits long, / will co. as l have to hurry to !
school. Hoping to hear from all the cousins |
l rcma1n Your niece and cousin,
MISS ALMA WILKES.
r. F. d, 8, Box ~, Soperton, Ga.
2. S.-Here is my bit for the baby. If |
any Of you girls and boys want to correspond |
with Georgia girl, let your letters fly. |
will answer all received
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here I come
again knocking for admittance. As it seems |
to be the rule, 1 guess 1 will give you a |
brief description of myself. Just wait; 1 |
didn't say run. l know you all won't grow |
any more this year, but just minute and I |
will be through. Aunt Julia, please make !
those boys in the corner stop giggling. Move |
your hands from your face and look at me. |
So here goes: Auburn hair, black eyes, me-
dunn complexion, five feet low. l will leave |
my age for you to guess; it is between fiji
teen and twenty years. l so to school and
am in the eighth grade. My birthday is
on the 21st day of March. Please send me |
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