Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-10-22

hope none Of them will drop out, so that
we may break the record. VIII describe
myself and go: l have brown nair, brown
eyes, and medium complexion, am five feet
six inches high, weigh Ia pounds and am
II years old. Guess 1 had better stop
for fear Mr.. Wastebasket gets this one.
Will like to hear from all of you cousins
so just let your letters fly: ~
Kingstree, S. C.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit three lonely Tennessee girls into your
happy band? We've been taking the dear
old Journal for some time. We enjoy
reading Aunt Julia's Letter Box. First,
must tell you about where we live. Guess
you have read of the orphans home at
Harrogate! We live about two miles from
it. 1t is a beautiful home and place. The
children are well cared for. We live in
just the same. Would be glad for all you
cousins to come and see us. We Will Try
to give you a lovely time. Guess we had
better describe ourselves: Bobbie has light
Lair, blue eyes, fair complexion, feet
inches TALL weight 1913 pounds, II years
I'D. Bessies age is "A, feet inches.
weigh 123 pounds, has black hair and eyes,
dark complexion. Annie has blue eyes,
brown hair, fair complexion, age betw en-
20 and % years. Would like for all you
cousins between 20 and % years to write
me. We will answer your cards and letters.
You all come to see us and we will go car
ANNIE EDWARDS,
BESSIE EDWARDS,
BOBBIE SHOFFNER.
Harrogate, Tenn, r. 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I'd like
Just mighty we'll to become lone of you,
and 80 this is my first letter to your charm
ing circle. have thought several times 1
would write but just couldn't pick up cour-
age. Come on, cousins. with your interest
ing letters and please tell If your amuse-
ments, parties, new games. How many OF
you cousins arc going to attend the State
fair this year? I live in the country and
get somewhat lonesome sometimes, so any
letters from you cousins will be highly ap-
preciated. l am just hlueeyed, brown
haired north Georgian a HTr1 1T9Rsy
by B ane R sGfs lu Ga Route Gf t. Fox 49,
admit South Carolina girl into your happy
band Of TOYS and girls? What do you
cousins do for pastime? I read and help
mama. Well, as it is a rule, will describe
myself. Don't run: Dark brown hair, blue
eyes, fair complexion, 81 inches tall, weigh
niucty-six pounds and twelve years Of age.
All of you cousins write to lonesome South
Carolina kid. Your new cousin on
MISS ANNIE MAE MOORE.
Bookman. S. c., r. f. D. MOI ].
p. S.-Will try to answer all letters re-
ce'ved.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you please move
over and let a girl from Georgia chat in
your happy band? I have written once be-
fore but did not see my letter in print, so
here come again. Well, I guess you cous-
ms would like TO know how I look. have
brown eyes and hair ard dark comnleXion.
feet & inches tall, and almost Is years
young Who has my birthday, December 8?
If any of you boys and girls want to cor
respond with me let the cards and letters
fly to RVTBYE BOWEN.
Sylvester, Ca, r. F. D. 5.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Would you
let lonely girl from Florida into your
happy circle of boys and girls? have been
q silent reader for sometime. but never did
write. will be Is November 90. Who
has my birthday? I. like most Of the cous-
ms live on farm and like farm life fine.
often go fishing and have a fine time.
I am going to school and am in the seventh
grade. I will not describe myself this time.
as I am afraid Aunt Julia will run and
not print my letter. and then I will be disap-
pointed. guess must close for this time.
I would like to hear from some of you
FLOY HOWE.
zolfo, Fla, Box No. 1903.
Fear Journal Band: am writing to see
If any Of the many cousins who write to
the Letter Box have the book, "The ODen!ng
of the Chestnut Bur- works Of e. P. Roe.
I could purchase the book for $1.50, but l
have read all but the last few pages, that
tell OF the happy reunion AMI it seems
mast have the rest. would be glad to
hear from some of the cousins Journal
subscriber. AGNES KEEN.
Galloway, Fla, Box 80.
P. S.-Inclcsed is my bit for the orphan.