Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-24

Hello Everybody: trust all of you, are
feeling fine this beautiful spring morning.
and what are you all DONG! Hanllns
you're spring flowers I'll bet: mere Is
nothing any prettier than beautiful flowers:
/ see from your letters great many OF
you attend Sunday school. We have Just
organized one at our church and l nope we
can keep the good work going, for really
Sunday school. Well I'll be going; was
just a bit lonesome and thought Ia step
in a few minutes. Would like to near
from some of You pen friends. on, near
ly forgot to tell you, I'm a little country
'ilassie'' from the dear old state of Georgia,
the most glorious state in the union. HOW
many agree? Hope to hear from some OF
'O"' MAGGIE COLLINS.
whigham, Ga, Route 2
!. Tap, Tap. Tap; Hello Aunt Julia and
cousins: How are you this fine spring
morning? Cousins, move over and let me
have a seat by Aunt Julia. ! surely thlnk
she is dear aunt. How about you ak
Mr.. Guy, I am reading through the Bible
/ am reading the New Testament first. L
am on first Corinthians. / started the
twenty fourth of last February. Cousins,
you all come to see me and we will 20 fish
ing. I will not describe myself as / guess
you all remember how look. Thank you
Aunt Julia, for printing my other letter
Hoping to see this in print, am, your old
''NN0 LoTyIIE INGRAM.
2. s.-All who wish may write TO me.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Gaugway
there, stand by shallow water and let the
deep sea roll by. Here comes two OF IN
Gle Sans sailors to join your happy Dand
of boys and girls. AS we have just re-
| turned from winter cruise in the trop-
les down around Panama and South Amer
lea, we are only too glad to get back to
to Aunt Juia's letter box. Now, cousins
as our space is limited in your most won
derful letter box, we cannot tell you much
now CT our southern cruise, only that IT
was something never to be forgotten. South
America certainly has some quaint old
places, and if anyone should ask, the Pana
ma canal is well worth seeing. Now here's
hoping that Mr.. w. B. is on 10 days leave
of absence when our letter arrives. Will
close with hopes of receiving some letters
from some of the girl cousins So, girls,
if you wish to hear from two of Uncle
Sans "Man-of- Warsmen' let your letters
fly to
ID. HUSSEY,
w. d. WESTFALL.
U. S. S. Relief, Navy Yard. Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
Dear Aunt Julia aud Cousins: Will you
admit another American girl into your cir
Gle? I'm visiting at my Cousins and she IS
writing and asked me to write, too, l VIII
now describe myself: I am four feet eleven
inches tall, have dark skin. blue eyes brown
hair and am fourteen years of age, and will
cousin, ~
st. Pauls, n. G., Box 81.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit a North Carolina, girl into your
happy band of boys and girls? have
been silent reader Of the Letter Box
for a while, SO l decided to write. I will
describe myself and go. I am feet 113
inches, have dark complexion, blue eyes,
auburn hair and am 10 years of age. All
of you cousins let your letters fly to
wa MYRTLE WILLIS.
Lumberton, n. c., Route .
T. S. Will answer all letters received.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins VIII You
all allow wa little farmer girl to write
to you? I often read the pretty letters in
The journal and enjoy reading them 50
much. I am IL years old, have brown
hair and blue eyes. am going to school
now | am in the fourth grade. My teach
er's name is Miss Gibbs. Ny school will
close on May 20. ! live on farm two y1
enjoy reading a letter from you, Aunt
''''"' MARTHA FARMER.
Elm City, n. c.. Route 4, Box IT,
Hello, Aunt Julia and Cousins! How glad
nm to see SO many here and everybody
looking 50 we'll. Say, will some OF You
move over aud give me II scat by Aunt !u-
liza just few moments and J VIII promise
to not stay long Many thanks aunt noo1 on,a1
!
several letters and appreciated oil to the
hiGhcst. Since ] Ixst wrote my chum
has moved away, so you see ! had to en-
| terrain myself by reading and writing. j.
| G. Howard, why did you not answer my
letter? Come on all of you and do not be
| So (timid for ! am sure Aunt Julia is so
kind she would not do or say n single
thing to cause you to blush. She must be
| some sweet woman to be caring for that
little orphan child. Everybody hurry and
| send in your bit so We can see the photo.
| You all should have been with me to the
| sing Sunday afternoon. Come again soon,
Mr.. Guy,l for your letters are interesting.
| How many of you are trying to get an edu-
| cation? l am, and think every boy and girl
should get the best education they can
inclosed find % cents for the orphan.
will be glad to receive letters from all who
wish to write and will insure an answer.
| SO let them fly. I will close now and
| give my space for the more glitter writers.
cousin, LILLE NAE GRAIN.
Florence, Miss.
| To Whom 1t May Concern: / would like
| to correspond with some of the cousins of
| the Tri-Weekly Journal. l am a lonesome
soldier hoy, and have no enc to write to
| or who will write to lie, and ! would be
| greatly pleased If you can have some of
the cousins write. ! stand feet inches
| weight 14S pounds. eyes brown, hair dark
| brown and ruddy complexion. l would like