Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-23

"hobby" is friendship, does it sound inter
esting? I like to have real true and wor-
thy friends who believe in acting the part
of friend, giving each other good books,
boxes of candy and flowers. l shall be very
glad TO exchange letters and kodak pictures
with some of you who believe in and ap-
preciate the things I've mentioned. A new
friend and cousin CARRYE ROSE.
p. S.-Enclosed find ten cents for or
Greneda, Miss.
phan.
Dear Aunt Jnula and Cousins: Here comes
a South Carolina girl to join your happy cir
| Gle of letter writers. 1 live in town but
like country life fine. My favorite sport is
basketball: l am eighteen years old. 1t
is kind of Aunt Julia to take so much in
terest in us. Love to Aunt Julia and cous-
ms. FLORENCE MEDLOCK.
P. S.-Ten cents for a child.
Granville, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit another Florida girl into your happy
circle? What do you cousins do for pas
time? l read and help mother keep house
Do you cousins like to read? There is moth
ing l like to do better than to read. Father
takes The Atlanta Tri-Weekly Journal and
/ like it better than any other paper.
always turn to the Letter Box first. l. like
most of the cousins, live on a farm and
like farm life very much. l will not de-
scribe myself, as l think the descriptions
tame up lOO uluCu unnecessary space
guess l had better be going. All Of you
cousins write to me, and l will try to an
swer all letters received.
Your niece and cousin,
OTA CARROLL.
Westville, Fla, Route 1, Box 90.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: l wonder
if you all will let two South Carolina girls
join your merry band of boys and girls?
We, like most of the cousins, live on
farm, and like farm life Just fine Say,
cousins, how many of you like to read The
Journal? We do. Our brother wrote to the
Letter Box and he received some nice letters
from the Letter Box cousins. Listen,
cousins We both have the same birthday,
although we are not the same age. l,
Virgie, am twenty years old, and Ila is
thirteen years old. We wonder if any of
you have our birthday, July 2. We are ex-
pecting t, get letters from some of you.
so don't disappOint With love and best
wishes, Two new cousins,
vIRGIE SMITH.
lila SMITH.
Greer, S. c., r. F. y. 3.
Dear Aunt Julia and Friends: VIII YOU let
two Florida girls join your happy band of
boys and girls: We have been reading
Aunt Julia's Letter Box, and enjoy reading
it fine We live only one mile from Snea.
We go to school there We have a nice lit
tie school, only two teachers and about $50
fathers are farmers Well. we guess we
had better Describe ourselves l. Renner
Mae, am fourteen years old, in the seventh
grade, have dark blue eyes dark brown hair
and fair complexion. l, Won Gle, am four
teen years old and in the seventh grade
nave dark brown eyes, dark hair and dark
compleElon. We play basketball at school.
Aunt Julia, please print this letter. as this
IS our first. If any of you boys and girls
wish to write to us girls, let your letters
fly to
RENNER MAE HARRISON.
Laurel Hill, Fla, Route ..
Won GLE ADAMS
Laurel Hill, Fla, Route 3.
Dear Aunt Julia: l wonder what You are
doing this pretty day. May l come in?
knew Aunt Julia would let a Georgia girl
IN any time. | will not describe myself
TINS time. How many of you cousins like to
read? 1 do for one. 1 have been helping
mamma work in the garden today. Some
OF you cousins between the age of fifteen
ana twenty-five write to me. I am sweet
sixteen By-by, hoping to see this in print.
Madison, Ga, Route a.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please let
a little South Carolina girl into your happy
2and. What do all of you do these days?
read books, but my favorite one is the
B1bIe. | live in town, but I like the conn
try best. 1 love the flowers. birds and
trees. My mother is dead. I live with nv
Iather and sister. Won't some of you boys
and girls write to me? This is nv first
visit, so l will stop
MARY ARTHUR.
tTranlteville, s. c.
Z. S.-A nickel for the child.
The Editor of the Letter Box:
;. Dear Aunt Julia: We will write few
publish this little letter from your cousins,
MISS ADA MCOLWYN.
hasley' s. c ,f1s 3. c F. ?, 6,
Easley, s. G.: R. F. D. fAI 6. NNhNNh
r MISS CAROL SINGLETON.
Easley, S. c., R. 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and All: Will Won please
allow me to step in for little while?
AN am so lonesome, and fear you all may
miss me, too. But 1 am still living and
making the best of life What are Won
cousins doing for pastime? Judging from
! !ne way some of you write you are read
ing DOCKS. But I'm not very fond of read
ing L ENJOY something more lively such
as nice entertainments outdoor snorts
etc; land don't tell anybody but nice
little show interests me sometimes. ANY
thlng for jolly good time. I am very
fond of music. and play most any
instrument, such as violin, guitar ana
piano. Now, do not Judge me too barshIv
as to my notions. for I'm not so bad,
i norI IKE to go to church and Sunday
school and am very tender hearted and
sympa thetic. I like our motto: for I've
never been cruel to dumb creatures. Saw,
II any OF you cousins have the song Let
the Rest of the World Go BY" would
appreciate it very much if you will send
me copy as I haven't been able to find
it in Atlanta, and I think the song is
very very ~ pretty; Listen! I believe I hear
going. As ever, your devoted cousin.
MIR. CLAUDE B. MALLORY,
Fayetteville, Ga. Route .
Dear Aunt Julia: / would like to ioin
your happy band of boys and girls. 1 have
been reading the letter box for some time
and can truly say that I have derived both
pleasure and benefit. How many of you
enjoy reading? I do. am fond of out
door sports and everything that goes to
we make it, anyway, don't you think So
cousins? I am fifteen years old.
GERTRUDE AKNIS.
Dallas, Ca, R. F. D. 3.
rapidly as possible. The sooner you
can plant it and get it oft of the coil