Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-30

the hope of hearing from some Of you near
my age, which is sixteen years.
MYRTIs YICKERs.
Havana, Fla, Box 81 Route 8.
Rap-a-tap, tap! Dare I hope for admit
lance? Oh! My heart feels SO "quivery"
as 1 glance around at SO many unfamiliar
faces. Thank goodness, there's Aunt Julia,
coming to my rescue. Thank you, auntie,
for those nice introductions. l feel at
home now, so let's chat while. guess
you dear cousins are wondering who l am
and what l look like, etc. Tell We later"
I've been al silent reader Of the Letter Box
for a long time, and as 1 haven't seen
many letters from this burg" l thought
that / would sound my squeaky, shaking
voice: How many, girls and boys are in
Cousins, let's boost our church work as
earnestly as our school leagues, etc. All
n favor rise to your feet. Uh. Just look
at the cousins who are in favor of the
preaching | live on a farm, about seven
miles from Easley. ] like farm life extra
well, but sometimes, when I'm tired, l
say to myself. Where could a person go
make anything without firing his body or
brain--tO heaven? If we go there we will
nave to work for Him in some way, so 1
love the farm and the brown-necked farm
ers, too. My age is between sixteen and
nineteen. Send your letters and cards to
DELLA THOMPSON.
Easley, ). L.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: l have de-
cided that | will write a letter and see
if Aunt Julia will be kind enough to pub
-1sh it. You have not heard from me be-
lore, as ] am a new cousin. l live in town
COW, though 1 have lived in the country
great DEAL and l like country life. like
to go fishing and hunting. Some of you
fishing and have a big time. NY age is
between sixteen and twenty. I would
like to hear from all the cousins who care
to write, and 1 will try to answer all the
letters / receive.
Your cousin and friend,
CALVIN SIMMONS,
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Wonder if
you will admit another Alabama boy into
your happy band of girls and boys? 1 have
been thinking of writing to A. j., L. B. for
a long time, but was afraid my letter would
not be printed. What do you cousins do for
past1me? Like me, go to school, l guess.
think we all should strive for education.
l am in the ninth grade. Well, as the
rule is not to exceed $50 to 200 words,
had better describe myself and go. Hey,
there, don't get frightened: Brown eyes,
brown hair, fair complexion, weight 145
pounds, seventeen years young. If any of
you cousins care to write to me let your
letters and cards fly. Will answer all re-
RUSSELL sALTER.
Evergreen, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
a girl from North Carolina to join your
happy band of girls and boys. l hope 1 will
be welcome for 1 like to read the Letter
Box fine. What have you cousins been doing
for good time? Going to school, guess.
| have been, and am getting along fine.
live in the country, and like it fine. My
age is between thirteen and fifteen. I wiir
not describe myself, and don't think any of
you care to know how I look anyway. Alr
of you write to me and 1 will answer all
letters received. Anyone wishing to cheer
lonely cousin let your letters fly.
Your new cousin,
ALICE BRADLEY.
Seven Springs. N. c., Route 3, Box 1O4
Z. 81 want to correspond with some
of you. l hope to hear from some of you
very soon.