Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-10-29

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Since be-
coming a reader of the Tri-Weekly Journal,
have been interested In Aunt Julla >
Letter Box, SO much so, that i have de-
cided to write letter myself. l WIZ MOI
describe myself, but will say that l am
cripple and have lived in Illinois all Oh my
life. Now let the children write to me- ana
will tell them something about Illinois
and the children up here. Hoping 10 see
this in print, I remain, your new cousin,
HAROLD A.. McNEES.
Rose Hill, I'LL, Box 49,
My Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: on,
yes, here comes another Carolina GIRL ageo
16. I won't keep you all waiting 30 long
to find out who am l live on large arg
Which one of you cousins don't ike 10
live on a big farm? l know you would,
Aunt Julia. just reached home last nigRe
Now, you all might know what a wonderful
time / had. / was just wondering what
Aunt Julia and all you cousins were doing.
just know you all are having some big
times Well as this is my first attempt
won't stay long, or Aunt Julia will lock
me out so all you good looking boys and
girls write to me. Your newest cousin,
MAY GREEN.
Shiloh, s. c.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will YOU
please admit a North Carolina girl into your
circle? 1 have been reading the letter box
about year and enjoy it fine. have
written to the box one time before but did
pot see my letter in print, so I'll write again.
I'll describe myself and go: / go to school
at st. Paul's and am in the tenth grade
am feet 3 inches in height, dwark brown
hair, gray eyes and medium complexion, age
between sixteen and twenty. Now if any
of you cousins want to correspond with Fl
North Carolina girl, let your letters fly to
lila JOHNSON.
st. Paul, N. @.
Hello, Auntie and Cousins: wonder If
may get admitance to the letter box If
promise to make my visit short. I have
written once before. I guess everyone has
forgotten me, though. What do you cousins
do for pastime? I read good books, play tie
organ, fish and can do any Kind of fancy
work. / am now going to music school.
with me. / will not describe myself this
time, only say that I am a Georgia lassie
of sixteen summers. Listen, cousins, every
write to MARGARET MCMILLAN.
Willacoochee, Ca, R. F. D. No. 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: wonder
If you would admit a Buckeye gi1l into
your happy band of boys and girls? Now
5 feet inch higA, have brown eyes and
brown hair and a dAry complexion ON four
teen years old dAweigh 971a pounds. J
live on farm and walk to school, in good
as am when school starts. I will close
now, or u am afraid Mr.. W. B. will get
me before I know it. I am your cousin,
y ETHEL MALONE.
Shiloh, Ohio.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please al
low another Georgia girl to join your happy
band. have been a silent reader of the
letter box for quite while and enjoy read
ing all Of the cousins letters. l will not
describe myself for fear you all would get
frightened. My age is between twelve and
eighteen Aunt Julia, please print this as
would like to get acquainted with some Of
the cousins. All write to me and will as
GERTRUDE MCCLELLAN.
Abel, Ga. R. f. D. 3.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please let very happy girl into your happy
band of boys and girls? IL promise not to
stay too long. What do you all do for pas
time? I crochet, help mama and read and
'Just Before the Battle, Mother'' Dear
auntie, why not have the ones that cannot
tat send some of the cousins a crocheted
yoke or some trimming, maybe a crocheted
Purse? Who has the book Comrades of
Peril?' They can let me have to read, and
/ will return the favor some way and also
pay the postage. Aunt Julia, you have my
picture but am going to describe myself
anyway: Brown hair, blue eyes, fair COM
plexion, 8 feet high, weigh 100 pounds, age
fifteen years, birthday December Z. Say, 1
have the sweetest sister-in-law you ever
saw, she was my school teacher last year.
stayed at her home She and my brother
married last June and at present are staying
with US. She is Louise Summers first cousin.
| am Texas and Oklahoma kid. living in
the state of Florida. Some of you boys and
girls write to me, if you are not goodlooking
write just the same, and will be sure and
answer and send some pictures as have a
Kodak Oh my own. A cousin aIN niece,
DORA GENEVA KING.
Wilma, Fla.
P. 81 send my bit for the baby.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
let another Georgia girl into your happy
band of boys and girls? Some of yop cousins
is my first letter. / live on a turpentine
farm and like it fine. What do you cousins
do for pastime? I crochet, read an dean tat
some. My daddy rides woods down here
Cousins, don't you all think Aunt Julia is
dear? Some of you cousins come to see me.
Will describe myself and go: Five feet /
inch, blue eyes and light hair, there you are.
| viii be glad to receive letters and cards
| from some of you cousins.
EULA MAE DUKES.
Sumica, Fla, Camp 4.
Dear Aunt Julia: " in you let another lit
tie Georgia boy into your happy circle? 1
IN fourth grade at school. Who has my
birthday, February 4. Ny papa and my
sweet little sister have my birthday. What
have you cousins for pets? 1 have a little
them. Well, fear Mr.. W. B. is coming as
this is my first attempt to write, will close
with love to Aunt Julia and to the cousins
HOBBY MIDDLETON,
Odum, Ga, Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here come
again. Won't you please let me in?
nave written before, but l did not see it in
print. thought L would slip in this time
while Mr.. W. B. is taking a nap. What are
you cousins doing these hot days? / read
the Letter Box. What have you cousins
for pets? / have dish cloth and broom
AS 1T is the rule, / will give description
OF myself and go: Dark brown hair and
eyes, dark complexion. l would like to
now cousin, FERRIE COBB
Kings Mountain, N. c., r. F. D. 8.
Heyo, Auntie and cousins! Here l come
again. l just wonder if I'll be admitted
into the circle again. Oh, yes, 1 am glad
to see you, aunt. Glad to know that you
are feeling well. How is the baby? Fat
as pig, l guess. What has become of
ali the cousinss, Luther Hough, Longine
Martin, Dorothy Lucas, Annie Keif, Bernice
Goaty and all Of those good writer's? Lon
CINE, why don't you answer my letter? Oh,
glad to meet you, Mr.. Guy How many of
You cousins are members of the Guy Bible
class? It's only September now and 1
have finished the Psalms and 1 entered TO
finish in 1921. What do you cousins do for
pastime? 1 work a little, play the organ a
little and help keep house. Well, as l see
auntie frowning, I'll run. Good-by. From
an old niece and cousin.
CORRIA GARALD.