Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-02

and how her stolen happiness ma
Yennie Yenson and Emily D
erous contribution for the baby tt
Hello, Auntie: Oh, what jolly circle
| you have this morning. Everybody seems
! to be enjoying themselves. Aunt Julia, II
| you don't mind, I'd like to sit over there by
Bernice Beatty. Bernice, please don't think
| hard of me for not answering your last
| letter. 1 appreciated it just the same. I've
| Just been busy and had many letters Il
| answer 1 have neglected some. wen:
spring is most here, and 1 know all OF
| you are glad. l am, for l like spring pet
| ter than any part OF the year. Everything
looks so beautiful and the birds sing 30
sweetly. There is hooking bird tilat H fd
been building in one of our pear trees lOI
two or three years; so we have music an
summer. 1 wonder what you cousins are
doing this pretty weather. READ books
and crochet all my spare time. L nave iedu
number of good books this winter. mere
is public library at Marietta, SO can
read all the books ! wish. Ana, peSiues
other books, I'm reading through tne t nIoi e.
| began New Yeaer's day and l 1ntend 10
keep it up until 1 read it through sCe
Mr.. j. W. Guy has large class alrea4 fS ,
but he can just add another scholar, toa
I'VE Joined. 1t isn't long until Easter
Though it NAV be after Easter when TINS ls
printed. Some of us don't think OF II az
being a very great event, but II we %out ~
only stop and think what 1t means ci., -
great consolation to know ina! Gntl . +
arose from the dead, and today Is sitting at
the right hand Of God, making lntercessio Oh
for us. l wonder how many OF you v eUuS dn'
I'm lust crazy about pretty music Ana
flowers, too, but l can't have much luc6 a
raising them. 1 have lots OF roses anu anu
thew are my favorite flower. wen, Auna
Julia, promised to ssrd nenp 'n dime@its
E crrr,I omonnt. but every little helps. l
know you all are wanting me TO s &C.
Of the w2y,and let some more ln.ere0t I'n
writar take my place. so don't Worry IL
WL VIII Inn I'm coming back this summer
ssor,stinc for I'm so interested 1 cant stay
away long. Best wishes to all, 7 19Tr oiu
cousin, No q
neor Auntie and Cousins-Wili you pieas ,r
Dear apot hu,'l little Alabama girl join your
EN- hand of boys and girlsf inns IS my ny
t tIird time but haven't been adma''T my
hat hope to be this time. NliI tI;n1e vnn
ago for you to guess. Auntle' i tnl ar1 ''I
as as tba cousins are doing great work; /
uH iII cinso honing to see this in prime. Sonie
of you cousins write to me- ar. NASH.
Daar Aunt Julia and Cousins-Wlll you
nlease admit one more Georgia poS
your happy circle of boys and girls 80 -
Iono tbis letter will scatter abroad all oNel
t 10y o NTH circulation of The Journal 70
Amt Julia and all the cousins nave VIZ ~
Ton onco before Guess Mr.. W. b. got H.
Truly hope this letter will go through saiu ,,,e
and he printed that it may be Drlng lne
many happy correspondents. vii , noI m
scribe myself. Am awful good l to ,ns
though you don't suppose. write 10 "'V
one and all. A new cousin TTGN CLARK.
Helena, Ga..Route No. ?. Box Su NO. oi'
P. ST. am sixteen years young; oo,,o
Hello Aunt Julia and CouslnsIherSe ERE, i ittnG
two Georgia girls knocking to be admitted
irto your happy circle. What are you couS-
ms doing for pastime? We go to sch0oi,
study the tenth grade We go to ked LA. Gay
high school. 1t Is small to"hi MOI .nrG Is
Tween Twelve and sixteen, Doshea is be-
tween IS and % Would be glad to heaE
from some OIL you NAE GODFREY.
DOSHA DEAL.
p. S.-Mae Godfrey, Route ., Box a.,
Varneu Station, Ga; Dosha Deal, Cohutta'
Georgia.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins-Here comes
this Alabama girl again, knocking 1or au-
mittance. Guess you cousins remember me-
| wrote to the letter box quite whlie ago.
and have some friends which l got through
the dear old letter box. 1 never miss one
issue of the letter box. l am in faVor Oh
the American orphans. l think we have
the dearest aunt. How many of you cou-
sins agree with me on that! why, yes,
l knew you would. My occupation IS gong
to school these cool days. My teachers
name is Mrs. Ina Watson, from Camel,
Ala. I think she is a sweet teacher. WIN
end my letter by describing myself. Here
l go: Black eyes, light hair and COM
plexion, age IL. Am ! not beauty! When
all you cousins have nothing better to 20,
just write this southern Alabama girl and
they will be appreciated and answered.
A'"i O'' NOO''1 anu MAPLE EVANS.
Atmore, Ala, Route A, Box 100;
Dearest Aunt Julia-Will you please ad-
nit another Florida girl into your happy
of pirlSp I have long been
a silent reader Of the letter box. / will
describe myself and go. Dark hair, brown
eyes ami fair complexion, age eleven years.
Hope this reaches you before the waste
basket gets it. Would like to hear from
any of you cousins. Your new niece and
cousin,
WILMA SE!
Hello, Aunt Julia and Cousins-How's
everyone this pretty day? For myself,
am just fine and enjoying life the best in
the world. What do you cousins do for pas
time? / go toH school, read good books and
make tatting and crochet. My home is three
miles from town. 1t is beautiful place.
Has grove with magnolias and oak trees.
Some of you cousins come and stay with
me this summer and we will have fine
time. Come again, Luther Huff, your let
tiers are fine. Guess you are saying. Come
in SO we can see how you look" ! am
five feet three inches tall, blue eyes, black
curly hair, weigh 100 pounds. Who has my
birthday, October 5? My age is between
seventeen and twenty. Some of you good
looking cousins write me. Will not promise
all an answer, but will do my best to an
swer all | receive. Your cousin,
LURLINE GATTIS.
Route d, Americas, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins-My grandpa
takes your paper, and ! like it fine. l do
really love Aunt Julia's letter box. So
won't you let an orphan girl join your
happy band of boys and girls? Come on,
gentry cousins, l love to read those splen-
did letters. 1 live in the country and love
the sweet ole country life, for we can be
so free. 1 love church and prayer meeting
am between sixteen and eighteen. Am five
feet. five inches tall. weigh 40 pounds,
brown curly hair and grya eyes. Now
please don't get scared. II this lottor
reaches the happy band, will call again
Your orphan cousin,
LE0NA MCGUIRE
Box 2O6, Shaw, Miss.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
let another Georgia girl join your letter
box?. l have been reading the letters for
several years. and have been planning to
write for some time, but so far have never
We live on a farm and enjoy the life OF
freedom get here.