Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-16

years ola Cne Dtl OF UCCODer. DEe III
| town, and l surely do like it as good as
do the little farm life girls and boys on
| the farms I am in the seventh grade at
| school, but our school was out June B. L
have two sisters and one brother, one sister
smaller and one larger than I. My smaller
sister and have fine time paying dolls;
we have ten dolls and lots Of other toys
besides. l have a full set of dining room
| furniture. AS 1 have told all the news, L
| now will close, hoping to see it in print.
| Will try to answer all letters and cards re-
| ceived. So by-by.
CLEO MINIS.
312 Blair street. Quitman. Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I guess all
| Of you have forgotten me, as l have not
written to the letter box in nearly a year.
Aunt Julia. you can not imagine how
much happiness You have given we chill
dren through the letter box. / have writ
ten to some of the cousins so long that
feel just like ] have been knowing them
all my life. You don't know the pleasure
you have given me, and can not express
| 1T. l can only say you are a dear, dear
lady and SO thoughtful Of others.
Cousins, what are you doing these days.
l am still living on the farm helping dad
and mother. Sister and 1 have to be dads
boys as well mothers girls, as we have
NO brothers. We have lots of fun out here
when we help dad; we put on toursers and
1 just can not imagine what the old folks
would do it we should run away and get
married. think they would be like a
snip without a sail. saw letter in the
the names of some Of our favorite books, so
here are some of mine: "Then I'll Come
Back to YOU by Larry Evans; THE Shep-
herd herd. Of the Hills" by Harold B. Wright;
Georgia of the Rainbows," by Annie Eel
lows: Now, cousins read them and write
and tell me how you like them. l will close
for this time.
As ever, Your niece and cousin
RUBIE DAWSON.
Lloyd, Fla, Route 1.
Hello, Everybody: As Mr.. W. B. has
gone out shopping this sunny afternoon I
will trot in and chatter awhile. 1 will
promise not to stay long, for my other
three visits were in vain. I will not de-
scribe myself as you couldn't tell how
look 1 will say l have red hair (curly),
and am fourteen years old. Do you cousins
like to read? l do. I am almost sure the
Mate Aliens Daughter?" Any inrorma-
tlon would be appreciated very much.
wish some relatives would come and go
swimming with me. Gee, what fun! And
OH how late, but some one call me and
will answer. Good-by.
MAMIE MCKINNEY.
Phil Campbell, Ala, r. F. D. 1.
Dear Aunt Julia, Cousins and Friends:
Will you admit a little girl from sunny
Tennessee into your happy band of boys and
girls? l am not in Tennessee now as
am going to school in Georgia. 1 enjoy
school life here very well. We have fine
times here during vacations. I wish some
Of you cousins were here with me. I'm
sure You would enjoy being here / am
five feet three inches tall; have light hair,
blue eyes, and am fifteen years of age
am in the ninth grade at school. Ny moth
er is widow. I guess some of you know
my roommate. She wrote to the letter box
about two years ago. Her name is Mary
Hyde. If you desire I could tell you all
about her. I must go now. Hoping to
hear from all of you, I remain.
ELEANOR ADAMS.
Flat Rock Academy, Douglasville, Ga.
Dear Aunty, Cousins and All:
I've come again to make new call.
I hope you think me not too tall,
Only five feet and five in all.
My eyes are only gray, YOU see,
And hair is brown, and curls for me.
Please, cousins, write to me,
And your photos I'll be glad to see.
Sure, a chair by aunty I prefer
For you might call be bashfuI girl.
And aunty seems to like us orphans,
And we are sure we like her, too.
Please, cousins, one and all.
Remember me in your calls.
To our Father in Heaven above,
Where loved ones have been called.
LEoSA SMGU1RE.
Shaw, Miss. Box oO6.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
let a Georgia boy in your happy circle
of boys and girls for a short while? I
am a blond / 60 to school. I can draw
Do any CT you boys and girls draw? Ny
age is fourteen years. If any of you boys
and girls wish to write to me just let
your letters fly. A new cousin.
Fair Mount GA
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Well cous-
ms, what are you doing this rainy weather?
l am making my clothes to go to school
next winter. wrote once before to the
letter box and received nice lot of letters
all of which I will try to answer. Cousins,
how many Of you have been to Florida? /
wish some cousin would send me some poppy
seed. Do you know whether they will grow
in Florida or not? Some of you cousins
write to nc. AS I described myself once
will not go through it again, as l do not
like 10 be laughed at
With love and best wishes, here's hoping
to hear from some of you soon l am, your
cousin.
MARIE CLAIRE DRAUGHON.
Route D, Box SAC, Tampa, Fla.
Hello. Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
let North Carolina boy join you and the
cousins? l am farmer and like to farm.
| will describe myself: l have black hair
and blue eyes, 3 feet and . inches tall and
am 1917 years old. I will close for this
girls want to correspond with North Car
ollna boy, let your letters fly to me
viii answer all letters and cards. We have
a good time down here.
Your cousin
JOSEPH NJ SULLIVAN.
Pinetown, N. C.. r. F. D. A, Box SOC.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will YOU
admit little Georgia girl into your happy
circle? We have a big car and drive If,
gee. sure do enjoy it. For pets have
dear lItfle sister who likes to go fishing
l surely do We have piano and 1 am
ms please write me? l will answer all let
tiers received.
Your new cousin and niece.
DOROTHY HENDRY.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will YOU
aunt North Carolina boy into your happy
band of boys and girls? / wonder what Won
cousins do for pastimc these fine summer
Gays! | read and cut fruit. | live ON
farm and like farm life fine ] will de-
scribH myself and go: Dark hair, blue eyes
% inches tall, weigh SIS pounds. Will leave
ven and fourteen. Now listen, all of You
cousins, If you wish to get an answer Int
tue letters and cards fly to new cousin
GUY BRASWELL.
Polkton, n. c., Il. f. D. =, Box 80.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will Won
pIease give room for another Georgia bow
into your happy band of boys and girls? I
wonder what you cousins are doing for mas
tllne! II is raining here now, and I am
not doing anything much. Well. as it is
me rule | will describe myself and go.
VINO mas my birthday, August 12? l will
eyes, brown hair and weigh 10 pounds,
rms Is my first time to the box. so | had
beftcr go. If any of you cousins care To
write TO me just let your cards and letters