Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-07-13

| and am feet inches tall. am fifteen
years Of age. will answer all letters and
| cards received
| Your new cousin,
/ CARRIE CHAMBERS.
Blakely, Ga, r. +. d. 2.
! p. ST. hope to see this in print some
| time soon.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: have been
| silent reader of the Letter Box. l live
| on the farm and Ii. farm life fine l
have been going to school. l am in the
| fifth grade. l will describe myself, SO here
f, goes: Fair complexion, brown hair, blue
| eyes, feet tall and eleven years old. Aunt
| Julia, print this if it is worth printing.
| hope Mr.. WAstebasket is gone visiting when
this letter rs received. 1 will close with
best wishes Ito auntie and the cousins.
MARIE KInVEN.
| Timmonsville, S. c., Route 1, Box 226.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please let
| me come in for a chat with you all tonight
1 am a reader of the Letter Box-certainly
do enjoy some. of the letters, too; l live
in the country, seven miles from Eastman
| and two miles from Gresston. 1 love the
country life. Would not exchange it no time
for city life. We have very good school
here although it closed Friday on account
of labor situation until June IA. Cousins
how are your, flowers? I'm lover of
pretty flowers; have me a flower garden;
have few roses started and have plenty
|
heliotrope, four o'clocks, zennias, verbenas
coleus, SALIVA, cannas, and have different
kinds of winter flowers, such as Jonquils,
etc., and have fine box flowers. Want to
order some ferns, geraniums. begonias, hy-
oranges and other pot plants. More of you
cousins write about your flowers and let's
exchange ideas about them. l also love to
raise chickens. We have Rhode Island Reds
and Plymouth Rocks We raise turkeys
too. l do not go to school, you see 1
spend my time with good books, embroid-
l ling inc and Inv two
some, too. How many Of you have read
stepping Heavenward?' 1 have just fin
ished it, Sure is good.
Aunt Julia certainly is good to. MS, don't
you think? Wasn't it cute about her hen!
Guess had better close, as this is my
first visit. You won't let me come again
if 1 stay so long, Ell? Will not describe
I'll describe myself in a personal letter
Will answer them ALL My age is between
eighteen and twenty. Please print this
WILMA LOWE.
Gresston, Ga.
P. S.-Would like to hear from cousins
from all the states.
Hello, Aunt Julia and Cousins! I wonder
If 1 may enter your circle this time? l
have written twice before but guess Mr..
Wastebasket got them. Well, 1 will de-
scribe myself before 1 go any further. So
don't get frightened. Here goes Golden
hair, blue eyes, fair complexion, feet 4
inches tall, weigh 110 pounds; my age is
between twelve and seventeen; l live in
the country and like country life fine. Well,
cousins, what do you all do for pastime?
I read and help mamma in the house. All
Of You cousins write to me. am sure
you will get an answer.
Your new niece and cousin,
WILLIE WHITE.
Alliance, Fla.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you please admit
another Georgia boy into your band of boys
and girls? 1 ten years old. l am i'll
tue fourth grade. l have got two sisters
and one brother. My baby sister is seven
years old and has fine times playing. Good
by. From your new cousin,
JOEL LINDSEY.
Hurst, Ga.
, Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: will now
take the pleasure Of writing to you all.
1 have written once before, but / guess
you have all forgotten me. What do you
cousins do for pastime? l crochet and tat
l go to school most of the time. l am in
the fifth grade. l go to school at Mcclure
schoolhouse. l will not worry you all with
my description. I will just tell my age.
I am thirteen summers young. Who has
my birthday? 1t is the thirty-first day OF
May. / would like to write to some of
you od-looking boys and girls. Well, as !
don't want Aunt Julia to get annoyed at
me, will go, With oceans of love.
DENNIE CAIN.
Haleyville, Ala, R. F. D. 6, Box 81.