Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-01-29

No unsigned letters printed.
No letter written on both sid
All letters not TO exceed $50
Hello, Good Folks: Here comes a girl
| from the Sunny South seeking admittance to
| your most delightful corner. Please open
| the door and let me in as it is raining out
| here and I'm cold. have for several years
| been a looker-on and now it's getting so very
| interesting l must at last join the fray. l
| the letters and Aunt Julia's talks. Some of
| the letters are amusing but all are interest
ing. Well, guess all you cousins and Aunt
Julia had nice time Christmas, and hope
Santa Claus did not forget any of you. and
as the new year is most here, l will wish
you all a glad and happy New Year. Did l
hear some one ask If was not going to tell
how ! look? No, am not, so you can't
say, Oh, my, how ugly. See? Say what
has become of you grown-up girls that did
write to the corner? Come again; honestly,
Your cousin, So MONN1E SAULS.
Sycamore, Ga, r.. r. r. 2, Box 161. .
Dear Auntie and Cousins: May I ask for
admittance to join your band Of cousins?
have been reading The Journal for quite a
while and enjoy f thdh Tt the lstepi
a wonderful paper. 1 am young post
master and like my work fine. l am one
Of a number of the youngest postmasters of
our country. received my commission when
tWenty-ene. | live in a small town near
the seacoast. Like my community and home
fine. 1 was in army service in 1918, and
was in camp at Plattsburg, N. Y. Took a
business course in Richmond, Va, in the
early part of 1919. Have been working
since. love to read poety also, good books
and stories. Do not want to make my letter
too long SO will describe myself and go. Me-
dunn complexion, brown eyes, black hair,
feet Z inches tall and weigh 143 pounds.
Hope to see this in print and would like to
| hear from all the cousins. With best wishes.
.. C. P R0SSER.-
Johnsonville s. G. =
Hello, Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
| please admit another Georgia girl into your
| happy band of boys and girls? l have been
| silent reader of the letter box for long
| time and enjoy reading the letters very
| much. Wonder what you cousins are doing
for pastime these rainy days AS for myself
| / read, write and crocnet. live on a farm
| like most of you other cousins, like farm
| life fine. Say, how many of you cousins are
getting tired of winter time? for one. 1
| wish spring was nearer and the wild flow
ers were beginning to bloom and the trees
would put their coats of green. Well,
| will not describe myself, only say l have
sand-cOlor hair, fair complexion; my age IS
| between sixteen and nineteen. If any OF
you cousins wish to write to me / will an
| swer all mail received. I will close with
best wishes to all. new cousin.
| ELLIE STANCIU.
Dallas, Ca, Route Z.
P. S.-Aunt Julia I'm sending a dime for
| the orphan.
Hello, to everybody! Won't you please let
me in this rainy afternoon? Yes, feel
sure you will, for this is my first attempt
What are you cousins doing for pastlme
read. 1 live in the country and like 1t
| fine. Well, as it is the rule, ! will de-
scribe myself: Blue eyes, dark red hair,
| fair complexion and eighteen years young.
Georgia girl, Will answer all mail re-
| ceived. Your new cousin,
| GERTRUDE NIX.
2. s.-G Gai; H julia, am sending dime
| for the orphan.
| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: have been
| thinking OF writing long time, SO am
making 1t cut now; What are you cousins
| guess. 1 have not been any yet. Mama
| has been sick and ] could not 60, but am
| going soon. l will describe myself and go:
| Have blue eyes, light hair, fair complexion,
| weigh ITO pounds, age between IS and II
years. L will answer all letters 1 can. /
| will close. as it is my first time.
| Your loving friend
| ROBBIE CARNES.
Lancaster, S. c., Route s. a. .,-
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I have
| written once before. but old W. B. had to
| act doggish, and just gObbled up my little
letter like ii was nothing. But am going
to live in hopes, if l die in despair Ny
grandfather takes The Journal, and I read
it more than he does. | live on the farm,
|
months old. Will some of you cousins, near
my age, write me? 1 will answer all re-
| ceive, and as l have typewriter, my let
ter VIII not be such bad puzzle to solve:
America. think more boys in America
| should join such organizations. I am very
would like to exchange some books, with
some of you cousin readers. Now, before
| Mr.: W. B. arrives ! want to say this in
finishing: You write to cousins here and
| w nn ritz IN
! got a correspondent. Nuff sed. Aunt
Julia, please don't forget me. If this is
| printed l will return and surprise you all
again. l happen to be cousin from Caro-
| lima. CHAS. E. GULLEDGE.
Route 2 Box GA Batesburg, s. G.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: have Just
finished reading your letters, and L enjoyed
them so much. How did you cousins spend
children of our community, which everyone
seemed to enjoy very much. Come again.
Willie Saddle, / certainly agree with you
in saying country. life if best. 1 live in
| the country and think one have much
better times than they can in the city.
What do you cousins do for pastime?
embroider crochet, tat and play the piano.
| Well, as my letter is getting lengthy,
will describe myself and 60 I have au-
burn hair, blue eyes and fair complexion,
am five feet six inches tall and am is
Tand Re e. v DO Of think
letters. fly to
MISS KATIE MEACHAM.
Five Points, Ala, Box IL.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: I won
der what you are doing these cold, rainy
days. I will describe myself to you. l
have brown eyes, fair complexion, weigh
116 pounds, is years Of age. Yes, Rudolph
| Landwig and Verde Barber is a pretty
girl. read her letter she got from you.
| She is my cousin. What do you cousins
do for pastime? 1 mostly read. I live on
farm but like city life best. I lived in
Webster, Fla, three years, and / guess I
| will go back. Some of you cousins come
| to see me. am sure we. would have a
nice time. 1 hope Aunt Julia enjoyed
Christmas. How many of you cousins go
to school? / do, am in the seventh grade.
Well, as my letter is getting rather long, I
will close. Your cousin,
MISS ALMA CONNELL.
Nashville, Ca, r. f. d. 8,
p. S.-Wfl answer all mail received.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
a Georgia girl to join your happy band Of
boys and girls. I have a little brother
Younger than l. . Cousins, what did Santa