Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-11-03
AUNT >JULIA'S
TER BOX

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
two North Carolina girls from Lees McRae
High school, We used to read the cousins
page when we were at home and enjoyed
it very much. We surely wish you cousins
could be here in the mountains with US.
They are simply, beautiful now, and espe-
cially the spot where our dear school Is sit
uated. 1t is only a girls school, 80 you
boys need not be planning to come to
school, see? But we woald be delighted to
have you visit our school. 1t is situated
near three large mountains, the Piunacies,
tae Grandfather and Hanging Rock. We
are all planning hike to the Ptnnacles one
once or twice every term and spend. the
day, taking our lunches with us. We have
games on the camping. ground and climb
upon the large rocks, from which we can
see into several different states. We would
enjoy hearing from the cousins very much,
and if we do we will know our letter has
been printed; So. If our letter has such
good luck, we will come again and tell you
mere about our school and our wonderful
mountains. So long. Your cousins,
WINNIE CRISAWN.
BEULAH FARTH1NG.
Banner Elk, N. G. 49, -
T. p. S.-n you cousins wish to know any
thing further about US, just write.
| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit another Georgia girl into your happy
band of boys and girls? As I am q new
cousin l will describe myself: Brown hair,
blue eyes, medium complexion. What do
you cousins do for pastime7 If any Of
you boys and girls care to write to a
Georgia girl, let your cards and letters
fly. will try and answer all mail re-
ceived. Your new cousin.
Abel, Ca, Route 2.
d Hello Aunt Julia and Cousins: Open the
door, please, for it is real cool in Geor-
gia this morning. What are you cousins
doing for pastime? Going to school, I
guess. -- ~s3
Cousins, don't you think Aunt Julia is
the dearest lady2 have been reading the
Letter Box for long time and surely
do enjoy it. Well, as l an new cousin
l guess you would like 10 know how
look. Well, listen: Blonde hair, blue eyes,
fair complexion, 16 years old, four feet
ten inches tall, weigh 100 pounds. All of
you boys and girls write to new cousin.
Lots of love,
Adel, Ca, Route 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: do wonder
what you and the cousins are doing these
hot Gays, although it has been raining all
day. And, my! don't you cousins get
awfully lonesome when you have to stay in
there's only one girl. OF course you ell
remember me, l suppose, don't you? A lit
tie brown-headed girl, with dark brown
eyes | wish l could join all of you cousins
one of you. 1t has been a long time since
Scrubbed you a few lines. As to your
schools, l guess they have started by now,
those who live in the city especially My
school doesn't start till November 20. 1
guess, though you all have forgotten me,
50 I'd better begin anew and tell you cousins
all about myself. AS to school, I'm in the
ninth grade; Oh, my age is between four
teen and eighteen. I'll leave you all to
guess it; my birthday is October %. Who
has my birthday? / would like to write TO
Methodist boy or girl to discuss the Bible
with them. Come again, Gladys Stewart;
your letter sure was interesting. So good
by, all of you cousins. You all write to me.
Your old cousin and niece,
MISS CAROL SINGLETON.
Easley, S. c., Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you all
give me room this cold night? I've been
picking cotton today. So let me have seat
by Aunt Julia. Oh, you all look so much
better than you did when 1 was here be-
fore, that I hardly know you. What are
You cousins going to do this winter? 1
guess what time I'm not at school I'll be
by the fireplace. Our school hasn't started
| vet. / am in the eighth grade. I l3
| years old. Say, cousins, am staying with
one Of my friends tonight. We are surely