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


do. I do myself Come ON, you Alabama
boys and girls; don't let the other, states
get so far ahead of us. will not describe
myself All you boys and girls write to
me and 1 will tell you all about myself.
My age is between sixteen and fifty. l
will write more next time if this escapes
the wastebasket. All you cousins write TO
me, as 1 am expecting to hear from you.
Your new cousin and niece,
Dawson, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit a South Carolina girl into your
happy circle of boys and girls? I'll promise
rot to stay long. How nice it is OF sucn
dear, good woman like Aunt Julia TO give
US space in paper to meet one another:
Well, cousins, how many of you like music!
l am just crazy about it. l play the violin
1 have a piano and mandolin also. Now
will describe myself and goo: Black hair
brown eyes, dark complexion. MY age 's
somewhere between eighteen ana tWen 1Se
pounds. Will close hoping to hear from
VERA BAILEY.
Lancaster, s. c., R. r D. 6.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit a North Carolina girl to your
anxious to read the cousins letters. NY
father takes The Journal, and think It Is q
fine paper. AS this is my first attempt,
will describe myself and go-Dlue eyes,
age 10. Love and best wishes to all;
CARRIE LEE LEWIS.
Fayetteville, N. c., Route Box 81.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
another little school girl, to chat just
little while. 1 have just read Aunt Juila
and the cousins letters. am sorry TOE
the orphans who have not enough food ana
good warm clothes, so l am sending my plt.
Hone it will help little. am going to
school; in the fifth grade. 1 viii be II
SxIou, won
glad to receive cards from some of you VINO
are near my age. You will find lncloseu
49, MERL HOLMES.
coodwater. Ala, r. F. D. No. 2. Box II.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit another little south Georgia
girl into your happy circle? l nave long
6een a silent reader Of the Letter Box, and
have become so interested and de3irei u
ioin Guss you cousins are wondering Wneie
1 live and how 1 look: ,, ! am "a haT Wep,f
describe myself, but will say am a Dru
nette; my age is between IA and IL: i
would like to hear from any Of you cousins
1 am a new niece and cousin cousin ,r ZONES
Dear Auntie and Cousins: WIN you ie1
a little Linesville girl join your happy pai,u
| of bows and girls? What do you toiRs 40
| for pastime 1 go to school ana neIp my
mother . am reading the blpte. no nass
| GOT to chapter 38. I We have two ponies
Well, 1 viii describe myself and go: bnSa
| owes fair complexion. My age is eleVeh
Years. Aunt Julia, please print this. By-Dy'
from your niece and cousin, uw1vup
(Miss) ANNA hDLLAH En-
| Linesville, Pa, r. D. l.
Hello, Aunt Julia and Cousins: WI lyou
| please move over and give me seat py
some of the good looking couslnsF am
from the Land of Flowers and believe me, l
1 am proud Of it. 1 have dark brown halr,
! light brown eyes, medium complexion am .
| feet Q inches tall and weigh 143 pounds and
nv age is nineteen, will be twenty my next
| birthday. Like most Of the cousins, i've
| on the farm and like farm life fine, but
| have been working In Jacksonville, Fla, the
| mast year and will return there in few
| weeks and continue to work. l sure do ike
| TO work and Jacksonville is great city.
Your FGrt new WS Sfes'P Fla P n 8. Box i22.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
| a girl to join your band of cousins; 20
| to school at Rochelle High school and am IN
| the tenth grade. There are only rive IN my my
| elias. but we have a grand time. live
| three miles north of Rochelle, IN the coun-
| try and like country life fine. l have a
| grand time going to parties. Will zen
| YOU how look: am seventeen years OF age
| 3 feet inches tall, weigh 10 p0unds, nave
| eyes. If this escapes Mr.. w. b. Will
write again Oh some particular subject. I
| would like to correspond WIN some OIL Eou
cousins. Your cousin an on1ece,
| MATTE V. BROWN.
Abbeville, Ca, Route 2.
Hello, Aunt Julia and loving cousins! /
knocked at your door for admittance once
| before when it was raining and you coulu
day and your fire looks SO bright l hope
| you will let me take seat by 1T ana by
some good-lOOking cousin. What 40 you an
| do for pastime? l read most of mine. MY
Horyv 7
| sure can write some good books. How. many
| Of YOU have read Tempest and Sunshine"'
| : have for one, and 1 sure think 1t IS Tine;
| also the leighton Homestead" and Georo
| gie's Secret" How many have read these
| / am going to see who can guess my age; 1t
sixteen. How close did 1 get to it? /
| hope I guessed right for I want to get
| Aunt Julia is a wonderful woman for secur-
| ing us a space in the dear old Journal?
| think it is so nice for us to be able to cor
resrond with each other In that way. Come
| again, Sarah McCook; your letter was fine.
| Aunt Julia, l did not intend to stay this
long, but hope you will pardon me- Now,
| If any Of you boys and girls want to cor
| respond with lonely girl, just let your
| cards and letters fly to
| loving cousin,
BONNIE LEE WILLIS.
Howard Ca, Route 1, Box 4.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Just few
| lines to let you all know what has become
| Of me. Well, have got married and
| found her through the letter box. How many
have found their wives through the letter
box? All that have 1 would like to just
hear from them and If they wish I would
like to correspond with them. Say, Luther
Huff, let 'em fly, boy, 1 see you have the
day now. If was just single again be-
lieve 1 could beat you, of course 1 am still
as ugly as ever. Any Of you little girls that
are not large enough to court, just let the
letters fly to me for can use pen as well
as ever. I will answer all letters received
from girls between the ages OF elght ana
thirteen, and all boys. l like to correspond
as we'll as ever. l will close as my letter
is getting too long. am your old cousin
and friend and ex-sa i.4Ir rox 7opK1Ns
Resaca, Ga.
NV Dearest Aunt Julia: I wrote to the
letter box about month or two ago. but 1t
was not printed, so 1 decided to write again.
What do all you cousins do for pastlme! l
read lots My favorte books are novels. /
live in town, we keep the hotel. Ny father
is a merchant. I have never lived in the
country. but have always wanted to. My
very best friend is Edna Stout, she lives
Sanford, n. G. My next one is Mary Louise
Fielder, she is the Methodist ministers daugh-
ter here Well, I VIII describe myself ana
go: Have blue eyes and light complexion.
and light hair and wear nose glasses, am
feet and inches high, and am fourteen
years old. All you cousins write TO me. L
will answer every letter and card l receive.
have q car, it is Davis Six. l drive my
SELL A-0' ViiIRsG1N1A CAROLYN BUTLER.
Loris, S. c., Box 24S.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you please admit
new South Carolina girl into your happy CIR
Gle Of girls and boys? I have been silent
reader for good while and have very
often thought Of writing. Well, what are
YOU cousins doing these days? l am having
a fine time, 1 live on the farm, have lots
Of pets. 1 am eighteen years old and like
to read good books Well, | will describe
myself: / am feet high, weigh 10 POUNDS,
dark hair brown eyes and fair complexion.
NV letter is getting too long, so will close
for this time. Will answer all letters re-
ceived. Your new cousin,
MISS BESSIE MAE SILVER.
Remberts, S. c., r. F. D. 1, Box 33.