Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-10

hermit me to sit right here close to Luther
Still and Deane ,Ritch2 But hush! don
tell them who il is or they would run run
James Ritch, come again, your letter was was
nice Would have written to you but you
just said pretty girls" so 1 am an ugly
one. Listen: dark brown hair, brVwn t $es
Now just hush. / am not the only ugly
one who has entered this ring, am L
cousins? 1 am not going to tell you co .is
ms how old / am, but it is between III
teen and nineteen. ~
Say, what do you cousins 90 LOT pas
time? L read. crochet and sometimes motn-
err makes me sew quilt scraps :t, so rab hit
wish YOU all could see them, they are
such dears. Must close, dearies, as AunC
Julia will get hold Of me s;or hGa cr"cker
c? Affecfionate'S' EuN1cE LAMB.
Wauchula, Fla. Route 2, Box 2s'
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will yeu
let a Georgia girl come into your hSP Ky
band of boys and girls? | live IN tne
comntry and work on the farm and enjoy
farm life fine. l go to school and am
in the fifth grade. Well, cousins, VIVA, whde
do you do for pastime! l reaa anu -
and draw. Cousins, don't you all think
aunt Julia is the sweetest little woman
Well, l will describe myself. am ioGr
feet four inches tall, blue eyes hgnI ndtr
Well, as my letter is getting long Will
close Your best friend, ,.,pv
OPHEL1A MURRA1-
Homer, Ca, Route l.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins-rWlli you let
:. lonely Florida girl in for little chat!
wrote to the letter box once peIorS, puI
never did see it in print. Guess MI. W. b.
got it. , .,. .ou+b If 81
What do you cousins do for pastime. l
crochet, reaG and sew. l have just gradu-
ated from grammar school. MY age Is oe
o,,1
I lad better be going, as 1T is against me
rules to stay long. All you cousins write
me, Come on Florida boys with some letters;
Love and best wishes to Aunt julia ana
"'i 'D' 'S VICTORIA GOODWIN.
Norltrie. .Ga.
p. s.2Enciosed will find my bit for the
orphan,
Dear Auntie and Cousins--JUst few
minutes chat, this evening. Gracious, cous-
ms, don't laugh SO, for I've just been hea9
over heels i'll work all day. But next time
come I'll try to doll up BIT. on, yes,
must tell you about the butcher oirGs' t ny
sister found the nest last week with i've
little birds in it. knocking blrd mas
started nest in three different flower
bushes, but my naughty, cats just won,
they have moved to now. Now, cousins, all
who couldn't forget how l looked when
first come in, I'll go so as your funnyboX
will quiet down before some one else comes
l0''l 4: q. INGRAM.
Princeton, Fla.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins--Will you
please let n little Georgia girl in your
like my teacher fine. His name is Mr. E.
7. Chastain. How many of you Cousins like
to work with chicks? 1 do for one.
have about 40 and enjoy working with them
so much.
will let you all guess my age. 1t is be
tween twelve and sixteen.
How many like to take music? do for
one, but haven't been taking in good while
now.
Well, as this is my first attempt. better
close out. Do hope Mr.. w. B. won't creep
IN. With love to Aunt Julia and Cousins,
"1N ' WILMA pURvIs.
Charng, Ga.
>Albemarle, n. G., April 81, 1921.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousns-Wll you
kindly admit North Carolina girl into your
happy circle? ! have been reading your let
ter box fer some time, and enjoy reading it
fine.
wrote once before, but did not see it
in print SO l guess Mr.. Waste Basket got
it. What do you Cousins do for pastime:
| crochet and go to school. l am in the
sixth grade, and like my teacher fine.
What kind Of pets have you Cousins got?
! have pet squirrel, two dogs, and some
Well. If any of you Cousins wish to
know how I look, just write to me. 1 will
answer all mail received.
So l will close, with oest wishes to alb
Your new Cousin,
BERTHE L0WDER.
My Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
thank you so very very much Aunt Julia,
for opening the door for a long and very
interested reader of the Letter Box. Auntie
if you'll permit me- to join your happy
band L certainly promise not to stay
long, Aunt Julia l think you are very
dear woman to give we girls and boys
room in one corner of your paper where
we can become acquainted.
What are you cousins doing for amuse-
ment Nhis beautiful leather? Pm sure you
all are enjoying 1t. Guess most of you
cousins are going to school. Are you still
going, "Merle?" Why haven't. you written
ter.
r fs1ao on,Siuc onv OP won have no