Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-07-26

| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please ad-
nit a Georgia girl into your circle. l will
| promise not to stay very long, as this is
my first visit. What do you boys and girls
| do for pastime? l visit have company, read
books, play the grafonola and go to parties
| How many of you like music? just love
| Hawaiian music. l was sixteen the oath of
| June, so you see I'm a June bug" Grace
| Barber and Gladys Stuart, of Florida, write
| again. l will not describe myself this time,
| bat haven't broken kodak yet and I've
| been struck several times. I'll appreciate
and try TO answer all letters that l receive.
FRANCES sEAwR1GHT.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: wonder
| if you will admit lonely Georgia girl into
| your happy band this 'beautiful'' afternoon.
| time has come. am for one, because you
| can have such nice times. Cousins, I live
about eight miles from Indian Springs.
guess most of you cousins have heard of
Indian Springs. 1t is beautiful summer
resort. l have been a silent reader of the
Letter Box for a long time and did enjoy
reading tn" cousins letters, so ! thought
/ world try to write. Ny sister has writ
ten to the BOX" l guess you saw her
letter. I'd like to get letters from all of
you cousins who care to write. I guess
had better, try to describe myself. I'm not
a bear. Here goes: have fair complexion,
dark brown hair and eyes, j feet inches,
weigh 200 pounds. My age is eighteen.
Now, cousins. you can laugh all you wish.
Aunt Julia, please print this. I'll close,
wishing to hear from all you cousins.
Your new cousin,
MISS EVELYN DORTON.
Jcnkinsburg, Ga, r. f. D. No. /.
Hello, Aunt Julia and Cousins: I have
been reading your good letters for long
time and decided to write. hope you will
let me in, as this is my first attempt to
write. What do you cousins do for pastime
l do most anything that comes my way.
We'll, I'll not describe myself this time IF
you all let me in this time I'll come again
soon. So If any Of you cousins want to
write to lonely girl 90 let your letters
fly. I'll try to answer all
MISS LINNIE ALEXANDER.
Marietta, Ga. Route 5. Dallas road.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit three Georgia girls into your happy
band? We have written before, but failed
to be admitted, but we hone Mr.. w. B. will
be gone for walk, as it is such a beautiful
day. How many of you cousins like flow
ers? We do and have some pretty ones in
bloom. Aunt Julia, we certainly appreciated
your short story that headed the list of
the cousins letters. I guess you cousins
describe ourselves, for you wouldn't know
just how we looked then. But will tell
you our ages are between Is and IS. We
think The Journal is dear paper and t.
Letter Box just simply grand. Well. we
will go, hoping to see our letters in the
Box. All you cousins write us. Your new
cousins, CLYDE JACKSON.
RUTH BALLARD.
Fayetteville, Ga.
RUBY BALLARD.
Fayetteville, Ca. Route 4.
Dear Aunt Jnlia: Here is another Ala
bama girl knocking at the door Today is
sunday and it is raining, so you can i'm
aglne how lonesome l am How MANY Of
YOU cousins like to go to school? l do for
one. School will start at Mount Union some
time in September, am hoping to attend.
win be in the eighth grade. How many
of you have read observation-disclosures Bible
Story? certainly think it good book
Wen, as this is my first visit, guess had
better be travelling, so if this is printed
will come again. new cousin
LOIS SHEFFIELD.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you let a Geor-
git girl join your happy band of boys and
girls? / am feet 5 inches tall, black
hair, fair complexion, rosy cheeks and my
age is between thirteen and eighteen. [
VIII take my seat by Vester G. Jordan: tell
him to write and I will answer Well, l
will along. / will answer all letters
addressed to
ANNIE LEE SCARBOROUGH.
Royston, Ga.
Knock! Knock! Knock! Hello, is that you.
Aunt Julia? l am so glad TO meet you, and
do please let me in, for it looks like it was
going to rain out here, and you know
don't want to get wet. Cousins. wonder
what you all did yesterday Sunday, for
myself. went to church and heard real
good sermon and had to come home through
the rain. Hush, did I hear some one say,
she must be an old maid? No, don't think