Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-31


YOU acmit three little Georgia girls into
your happy band of boys and girls! we are
at school now snd studying grammar anu
English history. We have been silent t reaI-
ers of the Letter Box long time and tnlnk
it il SO nice of Aunt Julia to adopt llttle
orphan. What do you cousins do Tor pas
time? We read story books ana 20 "
school. Well, we guess you are Toh Ieia
have light brown hair, blue eyes, falr COM
nlexion, sm five feet low, thirteen years
old and weigh 100 pounds: L. JOY; nave
Srown hair and eyes, r!edium complexion
five feet tall and 100 pounds, thirteen years
old. /, Alta Lee. have brown lair, bile
eyes, medium complexion, am fourteen years
old and weigh 112 pounds. Well, we na1
better quit, az our letetr is long. lncloseo
5 cents for the little orphan.
ALTA LEE CARROLL,
JOY DAVIS.
JESSIE STRICKLAND.
Coosa, Ca, r. r. D. No. 1.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you let two little
girle into your Letter Box? We are at
school. We surely Go have fine time
going to school. We will give description
of ourselves: l, Lille Mae, have falr com
plexion. brown hair, brown eyes, am Tour
feet tall, thirteen years of age. l, Irene,
rave fair complexion, dark brown halr,
brown eyes, am three feet tall, age eleven
years. We will come again. Our teacher 8
name is Miss Lena Mae Harris. we IKE
AeA LING " LILLE MAE BROCK.
=, IRENE M'GAHA.
Rock Springs, Ga, Route l.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit another south Georgia girl into
your happy band of boys and girls? l have
been a silent reader Of the Letter Box for
& long time and have decided to write TO
see if I would be admitted. What do you
cousins do for pastime? AS for myself, !
the country and like farm life fine. Well:
as it IS the rule I will describe myself
and go: have dark brown hair and eyes,
fair complexion, weigh 124 pounds and am
seventeen years old. If you cousins will
write to me I will answer all.
Seville, Ga. OLA OLlFIoN.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: AS we had
one letter printed before, We will come
again. Wonder what the cousins are all
doing these pretty, warm days of Novem-
present Say, what has become OF some OF
you cousins? We haven't seen any letters
from. some of you in quite while, though
we suppose you are just on vacation, not
quit. We got a lot of letters after our last
letter was printed, so many that we never
answered them all. Some we answered the
first time and never answered the second
tim but you all must excuse us, for we
will try and do better next time, We. prom
ise Well. rs our letter is getting lengthy,
we will close, wishing you all a merry
Christmas and happy New Year. Write
'O GRACE CHAPMAN.
Dorglasville, Ca, Route ..
LULA GILLAND.
DouglaSville, Ga, Route 4.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
another Georgia kid for admittance into
w. B. is not in this time 1 have written
Cnce before, but didn't see it in print AS
it is the rule l will describe myself.
Don't run, so here goes: Blue eyes, brown
mi Ip NV I Iri1t taoV
age for you to guess; it is between thirteen
and sixteen. How many of you cousins are
going to school? am for one. Miss Nellie
Jones is my teacher: like her just fine.
going. All of the cousins, write to me.
will answer all mail received. A new
cousin. RUBIE WILLIAMS.
My Dear Aunt Julia and All the Sousins:
How are You all this dark, Grizzly night
l trust fine. What do you cousins do for
pastlme these days? AS for me, do most
anything that comes to hand, hut there ism t
very much amusement going on in this
part Of the world now, as winter has come !;
hEt. believe me-" it's lively enough in
the good old summer time, especially at the
indian Springs. Perhaps some of you cousins
have visited this place. and maybe Aunt
julia, too. I live only two miles from
this place. And the Holiness camp ground
is another place of interest. 1t is located
one mile northeast Of the Indian Springs.
TcIL, as .Dy letter Is getting rather
lengthy, / guess l had better tell YOU ali
how look: Dark hair and eyes, fair com
pleXion, weigh, 100 pounds, age between
seventeen and twenty-One. Take your seat.
ALBERT sutton, If You are mile within the
circle. 1 never thought about putting the
roIiers under anyone. Ha, ha! Gee! hut
everyone has fled but Aunt Julia and me.
but If anyone las the courage to venture
PACK and see who in the world raised 80
much disturbance notify
MISS ROZELLE CLARK.
Jackson. Ca, +. Il. D. No. D.
=, L. S.-lnclosed you will find dime for
the baby. "-AA'e LUZ
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
VIII you please let another Georgia eir1
INTO your happy circle of boys and girls.
l live in the country and like it fine.
L study the eighth grade at school and
sure DO have to study hard, but enioy il
just the same. -
Will describe myself and CO. I have light
brown hair, blue eyes, medium Complexion
and it. 101a inches tall and Is years of
age. VI
Would like to correspond with any Of the
cousins near my age
will close with best wishes to Aunt
Julia and the cousins.
new cousin,
GLIDE MAXWELL,
Gloster Miss.
Nov. %, 1921.
My dearest Auntie and cousins:
Here comes jolly Mississippi girl to ioin