Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-16

Coed morning, everybody. Well, here
come again after long time. | guess most
of You cousins are in school now. 1t is Il
mighty good place to be. wish was there
l am sending dollar for the child at Falth
cottage. l will try TO send more next time.
Aunt Julia, will you please give me the
address of Il place where could take a
business course through mail. l have many
very dear friends l gained through the Letter
Box, and l hope to gain more. Pen FRIENDS
are all | have time to make. You COUSINS
who stay in the postoftice can imagine now
much tine | have to call my own. VISA
some of y0d COUSINS were lere 10 so with III ?
TO church. / 90 every Right, but can get
off to go in the afternoon. | just wonder
how many hands would go up if l were TO
ask those who did not dance to raise them
Not many | bet. l have never danced--no,
not once, and l don't intend to start DO
you cousins like to read? | sure do. l read
before Mr.. w. B. returns, or he will sure
get this note of mine. Love to Aunt Julla
and cousins. ELMA Y. HALL
Council, Y. c
s. +. S.-Aunt Julia, am sending a stamped
envelope, so you can send me an address II
you plense.-E. c. II.
Dear Friends: 1 am going to write a few
lines to our Letter BOX tonight, as my trlenu
is here and wants to say "a few things. Sa3;
cousins, isn't our Letter Box Improving i
think it is Just simply grand. III surely Is
the cause OF me improving my writing Let
me introduce my friend and then go. sue
is of the blonde type and Is very pretty. 9ne
is sweet sixteen and would ike 10 recel!e
letters and cards from either sex. She Will
answer all received. Oh, | was about 10
forget her name-Miss Kate Gender. Monroe,
\. c., Route l am going to take soou
subject right away and write long LETTER
to our Letter Box In the mea ant R4r aqIeU
Matthews, n. c., Route 26
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins Here comes
A lono 70
girls and boys. l am sixteen years old'
feet . inches high, weigh 123 pounds ana
am fair complicated, light hair and blue eyes
live on farm and like it fine. go hunt
ing and gather the crops. l am a good cotton
picker We take The Journal and the tlrst
thing 1 do when it comes to turn TO the
Cousins page. l am especially tond OF
Aunt Julia's journey. Come on, Alabama
girls and boys, and not let the other states
beat us i'll this box. We have fine schools
on Sand Mountain l like to go to school.
am in the seventh grade. l think 1t ought
to be every child's ambition to get an edu-
cation. WHO has my birthday, March 8? If
any girl or boy wishes to correspond with
me- write. l will close for l see Aunt Jul
lit with stick.
Crossville, Ala, r. F. D. 8, Box 81.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: 1 am knock
ing for admithnce into your happy band of
boys and girls. l have written once before.
but failed to see my Letter in print Guess
Mr.. W. B. got it. I won't describe myself
this time, but will tell my age, it is thir-
teen Who has my birthday, November 8?
1 will look for a letter shower on that day.
Our school will start and 1 sure will be
glad. Some of you cousins answer this rid
die. Why is a dogs tail like the heart of
tree? Lena Lucus, the answer to your
riddle is needle, is it not? Well, as my
letter is getting rather lengthy, l will ring
off, hoping to sec this letter in print. From
your new niece shnd cousin,
HASsIE JONES.
Fayetteville, Ca, Route 1.
naor Aunt plaoSa In roopn for