Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-07-16

leave my age for you to guess; it's between
| fifteen and nineteen. Well, as this is my
first attempt to visit the box, and as / have
| been reading the cousins letters for quite
| not break the rule, so I'll go and let a more
ggifted writer than l take my place. Listen!
I IN going to look for lots of letters, so
| please write. Love to all.
A new cousin and nephew,
| THOMAS JEWELL.
JASPER, Fla, R. G. Box II.
T. ST. will answer all mail received
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you admit new
Georgia girl? 1 will promise not to take
much space How are the cousins ENJOYING
this hot weather? HOW many Of you you like ike
| to read? 1 surely do. We are building a
new high school. 1t won't be ready by
! cembcr. I won't describe myself this time.
| will appreciate all letters 1 receive from
the cousins and will answer them. Can
| come again? Lovingly
Hartwell, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: This is nv
second time to write, but my first letter was
| not printed, so l will try again. l live on
so1 farm and nd like Like farm life fine Who will
surely would like to have it. 1 am eighteen
years old, All who would like to write
send your letters and cards. 1 will answer
all. l hope Mr.. W. B. has gone in bathing.
Your cousin,
MINNIE LEE M'GEHEB.
Rockingham, Ca, Route 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit a Florida girl to Join your
happy band of boys and girls? 1 live on q
farm and like it fine--about $50 acres.
What are you cousins doing for pastime
tat and play with my little sisters and
the song of RED Wing?'' 1 will describe
myself: l have brown hair and eyes, and
dark OAR complexion, I am IA years old, weight
80 pounds, SO inches tall. Well, 1 will run
for l hear Mr.. W. B. knocking at the door
GRACE BROWN.
Gainesville, Fla, R. F. D. Box 05.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will YOU
please admit South Carolina girl into your
happy band of boys and girls? 1 have beer
a silent reader CT the Letter Box for a long
time and enjoy it very much How map1
OF you cousins like to read good books
do for one. If any of you cousins have
good books, I would like to exchange. Ii
any OF you cousins would like to correspond
with me let your cards and letters fly
Your new cousin and niece,
| GATHA THERREI.L.
chesterfield, s. c., Route No. 8, Box 10
P. S.-Inclosed find my bit for the baby
Hello, Aunt Julia: How are you and al
bamian and believe Alabama is the hes
state in the union. What are you cousin.
doing these days? have been hoeing ant
believe net it is hot. You cousins CONE
,'HN nelp iie Hoe anu we VIII nave
big time. We will go to big sngings an(
have some kind of fun. You all ought t.
be with me today. l am at one Of my
friends house and believe me, we are somC
more kind Of chums. AS this is my first at
tempt ! will not write much. want al
Of you cousins that will, to write to me.
will answer all of them. My age is thirteen
years. Please print this for an Alabams
CIR! Yonr niece, VELMA KITCHENS.
Carbon Hill. Route 1, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia Will you admit {
Georgia boy in your happy band of boyt
and, girls3 AS every one else describes
themselves, l will describe myself. 1 have
fair complexion, am about feet incbe.
tall. How are you getting along, cousins
1t is dry here, we haven't had any rail-
here in twenty days. I will answer any let
tiers Of the cousins will write me-
Your consin, ALLEN PEACOCK,
EatontCn, Ga.