Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-09-17

No letter written on both side
All letters not to exceed 100
Dearest Children: Will you
am so busy working out some pr
gestions for you. Lovingly,
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
happy band Of boys and girls? like to READ
the cousins letters. I live on farm
have two brothers and no sister There are
orange and grapefruit groves al around US.
People grow nice bananas and Strawberries
here. My father grows fine peaches. we
have nice vegetables in the winter ana
spring. There is a big lake near u.s. from
which mary fish are caught; | am eight
years OF age MILDRED WARDEN.
Kissimmee Park, Fla.
Dear Aust Julia and Cousins: Will you
LET south Mississippi boy into your happy
band? 1 have been q silent reader OF the
mind 20 write. Aunt Julia, please print
this, for / want to get acquainted with some
OF the cousins. AS it is the rule, will
describe myself ard go: Brown hair, blue
ninety-five pounds, ana fourteen years of
age. If airy of you girls and boys would
like to write to me, let your letters and
cards fly. 1 will answer each end every one
of the cousins cards or letters eceived.
From 1eW cousin, ALTON TAYLOR.
Walden, Miss.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Will you admit Georgia girl into your
happy band of boys and girlsss I have
never seen letter printed in the 1etter-box
from Pearson, so I guess I will be the
first one to write, Maybe the w. B. will
not be looking when this comes in.
I will not describe myself this time, be-
cause you might get scared. I will write
again.
Your new cousin
JAUNITA SUTTON,
Pearson, Georgia.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
VIII you let little Georgia girl have
word with you? What have you been do
ing? I have been going in swimming most
of the time. Like it? Bet I do. If you
won't run will tell you how I look. Dark
brown hair, brown eyes, medium complex
ion, feet inches tall, II years of age.
If any of you want to write to q Georgia
girl let your letters fly to your cousin,
NORA DINSDALE,
Rebecca, Ga, Route 1.
P. s. VIII answer all letters and cards
received.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you please move
over and let girl from Georgia chat in
did ndt see y n nnt 90 once 6ere
come again. Well, I guess you cousins
would like to know how I look. I have
blue eyes, fair complexion, brown bobbed
hair and am feet tall. I will leave it
to you cousins to guess my age. 1t is
betweenk fifteen and eighteen. Who has my
birthday, September 8? If any of you boys
and girls would like to correspond with me
let the letters fly to
GAINESVILLE, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
all let in for a little chat this lovely
afternoon? The day seems lovely enough,
but some way l feel wee bit lonesome.
Well, cousins, how are you all enjoying this
fiTn Irroo how hn inEp
some fun going in swimming these warm
days. Well, as l am a new cousin, / will
describe myself, here go, don't get sea I'D:
Blue eyes, fair skin and light headed, feet
cousins, what do you all do for pastime?
reand and crochet My favorite books are
LENA Rivers" and "His Heart Queen Well
as auntie says be brief 1 will close for this
and girls write to me. I will answer all I
receive. With best wishes, I remain your
new cousin. (Miss) PAULETTA GRANT.
Gainesville, Ga, Route 10.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: What are
you all doing this fine day. Well, I haven't
been doing anything. AS have been a ST.
lent reader Of the letter box for some time
I thought 1 would take the greatest Of pleas
for pastime? I will describe mself as it is
rule: Five feet and inches in height,
weight 1T pounds. 1 will leave my age for
you to guess, between thirteen and sixteen.
Well, as this is my first letter will not
write much. If any of you boys and girls
would like to correspond with lonesome
South Carolina girl let your letters and cards
-''' 'N' ~ INEz SPENCER.
Cherokee avenue, Gaffney, s. @.
P. S.-Win answer all letters received
Tap, tap, Dear Aunt Julia, please let me
in. won't stay long. l just want a short
chat with you and the cousins. This is my
second visit. l am now back In school. MI:
T. +noo In and q
as good to us all as can be, he surely IS
good man. We are having jolly time say,
Miss Lucille Hatcher, what has become OF
you? I answered your letter OF March 81.
I enjoy reading them. l think we all should
love Aunt Julia, she is so kind to Kids.
am crazy about the cousins page, there are
so many interesting letters in it. on, / near
ly forgot, promised Aunt Julia would not
stay long, now 1 must go back to school, so
good-by, Aunt Julia and cousins, wish all you
eoO'l"' q sO'N BEULAH owENBY.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
nm Alabama girl to join your happy band
T have been reading the Letter Bcx for some
time. 1 enjoy reading it very much. "nat
do you cousins do for pastime these not
summer days? I am a farmers daughter,
so you see l am kept quite busy most all
the time. Well, as it seems to be the rule.
/ will describe myself: have dark brown
hair, gray eyes, medium complexion, o rect
inches high; my age is between A., flf5een
and twenty How many of you like low
ers? / do for one, but the cold weather
got most Of mine this time. Well, guess
l had better go. Your niece and cousin,
MISS ABLY MOORE.
Henagar, Ala, Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
let q Georgia girl into your happy band OF
boys and girls? I have read 50 many nice
letters in the Letter Box. Well, as the
other cousins describe themselves, l will,
too: Brown hair, blue eyes, am twelve years
of age, weigh sixty-four pounds; my height
is feet 51a inches. What are all of you
doing these hot days? / read and go in
swimming and do many other things. l
live on q far moi about 500 acres. l have
one sister and no brothers. I am visiting
in Tuscaloosa, Ala, now. You cousins
write to me. / will answer all letters re-
ceived. Your niece and cousin,
GARTRELL M'RAE.
Quitman Ga, R. T. d. 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
| an Alabama girl knocking for admittance.
| Box. How many of you boys and girls like
flowers? I for one. l have a yard full,
| and most of them are in bloom. II you boys
| and girls like to go in swimming, come to
| see me, and we will have a good time going
| in. Well, as it is the rule to describe your
| self, / will, and go: Red hair, blue eyes,
| fair complexion, am feet inches tall.
| Now! You cousins quit laughing, for Pm
| not such awful looking thing. I will
| leave my age to guess: it is between twelve
| and eighteen. All of you cousins write to
next year ten acres in sweet
potatoes, five acres in onions
and five acres in Irish pota-