Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-03-01

Dear Aunt Julia: Several days ago, about
January 4, 1 think, a letter from an IN
valid girl, whose name ana ADDRESS 10
not recall, appeared in your columns. rms
young lady requested magazines from the
cousins, and 1 laid aside the paper to write
to her. as at that time / did not have time
to write. l have lost the paper, and TINS
letter appealed to me, and l want to send
Will you please publish this letter, as by
this means 1 hope to be able to cOmmuni-
cate with her. 1 have lots of magazines 1
will be glad to pass on to her. 1 like to
cannot claim kinship with them, for my
childhood days are far in the past. Nora
Newberry, whose letter appeared in your
columns several weeks ago, is my niece.
Julia and her band of nieces and nephews.
MRS. NJ. E. SMITH.
saffold. Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: l wonder
what you all are doing these days have
been going to school and am in the third
viii describe myself: Light hair, blue
eyes, fair complexion, weight seventy
pounds, age ten years: Well, Aunt Julia
and cousins, I was eleven years old the
teacher and school children call me Val,
entine at school. Well. Aunt Julia and
cousins, I haven't much news to write at
this time, only 1 would love to meet you.
Ny sister, Nellie, said howdy and best re-
'pe''' ~ ~ LOUISE MOSS.
Gaffney. s. c., 1928 Magnolia Streets
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: am a
little girl, just four feet tall, light hair,
blue eyes. fair complexion Am in I'll, the
flowers and am pleased to let you know
that 1 am interested in writing to you.
have a blind uncle who stays in the house
with me and takes care of me when my
mother is away at her work. From
ARE LANIER.
Gaffney, S. c., s2e Oak Street.
Dear Aunt Julia: / would like to join
your happy band of boys and girls. l have
been an interested reader of the letter boX
have derived both pleasure and benefit:
How many of you enjoy reading? l do.
am fond of outdoor sports, and everything
that goes to make life happier. Life is
you think so, cousins? Aunt Julia, surely
do appreciate the opportunity of writing q
few lines to your page. will describe my
self, as it is NY first try: Blue eyes, black
am sweet sixteen. So if any of you cous-
ms desire to write to a Georgia girl, just
let your letters and cards fly.
With love to all.
Dakota, Ca,
Hello, Aunt Julia and Cousins! May
come in for a chat this beautiful afternoon
Aren't we having some fine weather for
January? At least it is fine here, in what
is known as the middle or rolling part of
the Old North State. 1 live on farm about
one and half miles from the little sta
ton of Caharrus on the Norfolk and South
ern railroad. Our home is surrounded by. a
beautiful oak grove. I like farm life,
though I get pretty lonesome sometimes.
I wrote to the Letter Box nearly year
ago. Wonder how many of you cousins re-
member me. I have made some nice friends
through the Letter Box and hope to make
more. Com on, soldiers, ex-soldiers and
sailors, with your letters; we all enjoy
them. Luther Huff, hurry up and write
again; your letters are always interesting.
A fun-loving cousin.
ADA FLOWE.
P. s-Inclosed find cents for the Amer
lean child.
Cabarrus, N c., Route 1.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Will you ad-
nit another Alabama girl into your happy
band? Have been thinking 1 would write
you cousins do for pastime? live on the
farm. Like farm life fine. How many of
you girls can pillow and ride horseback? I
for one. Horseback riding is my fayorite
sport. For pets I have two cats, two white
rabbits. a collie dog, and best OF all, two
horses. 1 have blue eyes, brown hair, fair
complexion, five feet nine inches tall, weigh
40 pounds, and eighteen years old.
would like to correspond with some Of you
good-looking boys and girls. So let your
letters fly to your new cousin. Will an
swer all letters received. Your new niece
and cousin.
Henagar, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia: I have been wanting
to write to you but was afraid that I
would be turned down. I live one mile
from town, but I am going to move into
town in about two weeks. 1 am going to
G. N. I. I am in the tenth grade. I am
sixteen years of age. Have been taking
music and am very fond of 1t. Am mem
Der Of the Girl Scouts, and am going to
stand the second class test this afternoon.
will be very glad to hear from any one
who cares to write to me. Yours truly,
ROSA MAE ASHFIELD.
Milledgeville, Ga.
Tip-Tap.
Dear Aunt Julia and cousins: As /
would enjoy reading some real nice letters,
1 am making an appeal to the cousins to
write to me. am a soldier boy. My
description is as follows: Light hair, brown
eyes, fair complexion, five feet seven inches
tall, weigh 1879 pounds, aged nineteen. If
any one of the cousins wish they may send
a snapshot and I will do same in return.
will receive safely all mail If it is ad-
dressed, ~
Remount Depot, Sadders' School,
Camp Travis, Texas.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
come again, knocking for admittance. Open
the door and let me in, for it has been
long time since I have written to you.
Wonder what YOU cousins are doing this