Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-01-15

please admit Fentress county girl into
YOUR happy band of boys and girls? How
nice it is of such a dear, good woman like
aunt Julia to give space in our paper to
meet one another. Well, cousins, am a
school girl, in the eighth grade. / live on
a farm, and like farm fife fine. Well,
auntie, this is my first attempt to write, SO
/ won't write much. If this misses the
wastebasket l will come again some day.
Inclosed &c for the baby.
R0XIE BICKNEII1.
Banner Springs, Tenn.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins; This is my
second letter. I failed to sign my postoffice
address and I have been asked to write
again. l am very lonesome today. Our
school is out. l wish l could so to school all
winter. I live twenty-siX miles west OF
Sunbright. Tenn, in the Cumberland noun
tains, about sixteen miles from the home ct
orr war hero, Alvin G. York. Well, cousins.
what did Santa bring you? Something nice,
! hope l wish I had something nice to send
to dear Aunt Julia 1 will will close; IN 1ncl9sed
Banner Springs, Tenn.
Howdy. Aunt Julia and cousins! viii you
admit an Alabama girl into your happy
circle of boys and girls? III promise not
to stay long. l have written several times,
but have never been admitted. L guess all
you cousins having nice time during
these Christmas holidays. can say, cousins,
l surely have had a nice time. / wish some
of you would come over and be with me:
am sure we would enjoy Christmas together.
hope Santa never forgot any Of you, espe-
cially Aunt Julia. / must go before stay
700 long. Write to an Alabama girl if you
want to get an answer. Best wishes to all
II4AH B. GEORGE.
Clanton, Ala, Route 2, Box 95.
Dear Aunt Julia: wonder if you will ad-
NIT three Georgia girls into your happy
circle of boys and girls for few minutes
chat. How is Christmas with you ala we
sure having ba zine and We do
reading the Letter Box. We thought we
would write and get acquainted with some
of you good-looking cousins. We are all IN
ourselves for fear you all would run, but
will tell our ages, which are between thir-
teen and sixteen. We all live on a farm
and like farm life fine. Well. we Will ne
cxpecting letters from you cousins, so don t
disappoint us. We will close hoping 10 see
cur letters in print.
Your new cousins,
MISS IRENE MASK.
MISS RUBY BALLARD.
MISS RUTH BALLARD.
Fayetteville, Ca, Route 4.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Stop! Look !!
Listen! Who's here? No one but an old
cousin hailing from the good old state of
Georgia. Well, cousins, what are you doing
to amuse yourselves these cold days! l go
to school and have fine time there Anna
Keiff. where art thou? / think you have
stayed at home long enough, so come along
and give us another of your interesting let
ters I hope all the cousins had a Merry
christmas. L surely u1u' IAOW VI
you cousins like to read? sure do. NJ,
favorite authors are Mary J. Holmes and
Hora ito Algers. I most forgot to say some
thing about the dear old Journal. Papa has
hardly do without it. l surely do ENJOY
reading the Letter Box. especially what
the story of 1.-The Only Thing That Counts. y
Aunt Julia I really didn't mean to stay so
long. If you'll forgive me l won't stay so
long next time won't say gqSd 5GNEs put
Fayetteville, Ca, Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you admit little
-year-old boy into your happy band of
boys and girls? We have twin heifer calves
at my home. Have any Of you cousins sins ever yer
same size and it is hard to tell them apart
1 had a nice time Christmas day. We
killed hogs and I enjoyed helping. Aunt
Julia, hope to see this in Print
Your new cousin,
CHARLIE MITCHELL, JR.
TaIbotton, Ga, R. T. D. No. o.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: 1t is rain
ing here and the clouds are rolling on ana
ON toward the west. l have been reading the
many interesting letters from Aunt Julia 8
boys and girls. I think this is a wonderful
band of cousins. If each one Will obey the
rules YOU will be admitted. l have dis
obeyed the rules, therefore l was left out in
the cold. Aunt Julia, please don't leave me
out this time. The fire looks so bright and
l see so many cousins who are chattlng
motto in the world-''Help for the Helpless,
and Kindness to All Dumb Things" How
many of us are kind to all dumb things
As / am a new cousin, / will go. Anyone
wishing to write to me will receive an an
swer. Some one tell me where TO send
kodak films, as 1 would like to send films
to different places for deyelop nR4n NY Wy
the one guessing nearest my age III send
my photo. Lovingly,
THIEF M JOHNSON.
P. S.-1nclosed find dime for baby dear.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit a little Tennessee girl into
on farm, and like farm life fine. go. to
school and am in the eighth grade. l live
So miles from Athens and 319 miles from
Englewood. Do you cousins like like to , Tead
your letters are fine. All of you cousins
write to me. will close wishing you all a
'''pp' -'V" MAUDA LEE NICHOLS.
Athens, Tenn, r. F. D. 5.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
two lonely boys to join your happy band OF
girls and boys. We wonder what you are
doing this rainy day. We live on farm,
had better describe ourselves. /, Charlie,
am 5 feet 10 inches, weigh $50 pounds, dark
hair, blue eyes and fair complexion; am
twenty years Old I, Claude, am 3 feet Z
inches tall and weigh 165 pounds, dark hair
and blue eyes and fair complexion; am
twenty-three years old. If any of you girls
and boys want to write to two lonely boys,
let your letters and cards fly to
CHARLIE PAGE.
CLAUDE FOWLER.
Canton, Ca, Route I.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please let
me come in for few minutes. 1 have
written twice before, but have not seen the
letters in print. I live with my father and
aged grandmother. I am twenty :ears old.
and am very lonely. How did you cousins
spend Christmas? I went to a Christmas
tree and had a right good time. 1 hope you
all had a good time. Well, I'll go before
Mr.. W. B. gets me. Cousins, be sure and
write me- / will answer ell.
Your cousin,
DOSHA VAUGHTERS.
Jacksonville, Ga, Route No. 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I wonder IT
lot in beautiful Christmas