Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-28

| Hello, Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please
let ME in as it's cold and lonely on the out
side, and ! want seat by Aunt Julia, rs
1 am afraid that so many youngsters might
excite me. Della Thompson, 1 am interested
in church work and boost my church and
Sunday school everywhere I go, for if you
don't love your own church who else can
I love- it? Aunt Julia's little story in April
the Both, impressed me very much, it
seems to appeal to my standing 1 have
| a desire to accomplish great things step by
| step, l think that we all should have some
purpose in life to live for and live to that,
| although the way may often seem dark and
| gloomy before US, no matter how hard we
try to reach the goal. We should take our
troubles as stepping stones toward higher
| plains, and never despair and give up, nor
| sit and wait for some else to win the
| race for US. Sure we must fight If we
| would win. / some of the cousins laugh
| ing and wondering who it is doing this
writing. 1 a plain simple country girl,
| with black hair and blue eyes. Live on a
| small farm in southwest Georgia with my
| father, mother and one sister. Would like
| to correspond with any of the boys and girls,
| as / am often lonely.
| Miss SARAH YATES.
| cambridge, Ca, Route A, Box Sc.
| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
| Please ADMIT d HIIlS NeUTBld SlEl lnlO Jun
| happy band? Wonder how you cousins are
| enjoying these fine days, fine hope. l am
| sending a penny for the orphan baby. Cous-
| ms, it is so interesting to go over and read
| such nice letters on a rainy day. How many
| OF you cousins like to read good story BOOKS !!
| l do. What do some of you cousins DO
these fine days? I play in the playhouse
| and in my little garden. l sure do have
| fine time. would like to hear from some
| of you cousins soon. Your little cousin
LAZELLE CROSBY.
Adel Ga. R. F. D. 2.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Will you let
a Georgia girl in your happy band OF boys
and girls? / live on a farm, two miles from
Plainville. 1 go to school at Plalnvllle'
viii describe myself, SO, don't get scared.
Here I go: Red hair, brown eyes talr
| written twice before but did not see 1t IN
print. will let you all guess my age
| it is between and 49,. The one r., thnt
guesses my age gets card. IL Mr.. "" sa,. %,
grade at school. Our school was out inc
4th of May. How many of you like flowers
| do for one. 1 guess 1 had better be GO
ing before Mr.. w. B. gets in. Will answer
ali letters and cards received if l can.
ne" c0nSin MISS SUSIE DENNIS.
Plainville, Ca, r. F. D. NO. l.
Hevo! Aunt Julia and Cousins: Wonder
| what you cousins are doing TINS rainy ny most
ing, I'm looking at the rain. l, ike mos 1!,s
of the cousins, live on a farm, ana me
farm life fine. 1t is the rule to describe
oneself but / will mott am SO usly, !Uu
ali would rum But, listen cousins, am
NOT the only ugly one that has written 10
the Letter Box. l will leave my age LOT
Won TO guess, it is between 10 ana ~ ~,
If you cousins wish to cnesE up T., a. ,''''
riri let YOUR letters and cards ny 10
7''' ROSA HUNTER.
Jasper, Fla, R. C, Box a.. vondor
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: WoHuei
What YOU all are doing this rainy morning.
I've hepn reading the Letter Box Tor quite
while decided ] would write. L i've III
the country and like the country lar 9eI ter
than The city. What do you cousins u' the lUa
| nastime? / read and help papa on tne
farm and help mother with the mousse wo i,
7 am real fond of flowers and music. l M i
ali outdoor sports. As the cousins say ~
| the rule to describe themselves W. sweet f
sixteen. Cousins, let the letters ana Garus
fv, l will promise to answer al. re-
ceive. With love to Aunt Julia ana an 'he
cousins Lovingly L1NNIE HUNTER.
Jasper, Fla, r. c. Box II.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins; VIII you
let a South Carolina girl into your N.Y.
band Of boys and girls? have Deen Ted tpiIi
of the Letter Box for quite WINE; W." W.
describe myself, as this is my ilrsI az
temrt to write: / am 5 feet lnches tall'
weigh ITO pounds, have medium Drowh 49, a.,
| blue ewes and medium complexion, fourteen zen
| wears Of age. What do you cousins 10 t4i
11ostime? GO to school and play bashet-
ball. Our school is out the 2Ith Oh May,
| How many of you cousins ike 10 IeceNe
letters? | 10 for one. / am gong 10 lo0k
! for letter from some Of you COUSINS SO 10
| not disappoint me.
"'' Your new cousin,
MISS NEATHA HAlGLER.
| Cameron, S. c., Route 2.
p S,-Inclose cents for the orphan.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
| let another South Carolina girl INTO your
| charming circle? i've on farm, ana l
love to read your letters. Il; am rr ahlrteeI
am going to describe myself: nave Drown
eyes and black hair and fair compleNn1on, i
attend Sabbath school at the baptlsI
go before l break the rule OF staying 700
long. / would be glad to hear from any
of you who care to write Lots ana t0's Vi
love. COhA NJ QOAl"'
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit little Georgia girl into your
happy band? I have written twice peIore.
Il guess Mr. w. B. got them. Anyway, am
going to try my luck again. l 1--we on tme
farm. about . or 8 miles from Carroli-
ton. What have you cousins for pets?
have hen and chickens. I get very lonely
away out here. I have sister ana prother
older than myself and a brother younger
NV sister and father work in Atlanta, so
I get very lonely. Aunt Julia, please PRINT
nv letter, so I can get acquainted with some
of the cousins. l will not describe my
| self. If any OF you Wdhc ~ ,ro
look Just write me. will leave my age
| for Won to guess-between II and 10. l
will close. Write to me and Will answer
ali letters received. Your niece and cousin
an GRACE WITHROW.
CarrolIton, Ga, r. No. l.
Nobody home! Oh, here you are. Why;
I surely thought all of you cousins S ~outu
| ne Mt home sewing on your new 1rocKs
and would get tnn6 few M mInV W. B. thought
| This was his birthday and he would Jnst
walk around in the rose garden Aun III,
Iulia 7 have been keeping house LOT my
dear grandmother while she is off on a
| visit. and every night and morning, Wnen
come out and help the chickens IS eat t mitb
| food. O! My! here comes Mr. W. D. M, WIN
| hot iron. so 1 must run. Aunt Jutll;
nlease don't forget that / came ana tai aH,.s
to you for awhile D l,T am "A ai HHIAiRDiS.
cousin, NUN ~
Dear Aunt Julia: Here come two m'l af
| rouisiora girls to join your happy panu u
! bovs and girls. We live on a 81 +au,n If
farm two miles from the little Town +h %c
| Montpeier. We are helping and If is such
| fmn 70 cat them, too. Our schooi mas
| closed and l. Myrtis, am nine years GU o atu
in the fifth grade an ana sacond Grade. our
| fenchers, names were Miss cara hllltan
| and Miss Thelma McGehee we hale 10
| nets iusts lots of little biddles anu one .
| little calf. Guess we nad oet o',r first II
| we 500 II in print We'll come again Sum- e
| time. We would like to hear from Sonle Vi
our cousins in Tennessee
| Your new nieces, -
MYRTIS and MYRL BRECHEEN.
| Montpelier, la.
| Dearest Aunt Julia: I will drop you rev
| limos to LET YOU know l am still among tne