Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-01-11

nv birthday is January 81. 1 want you to
send me card shower. will be ~ years
to write also. My letter is getting lengthy
will close. All remember one who tries to
do right, help the helpless, and be kind to
oil 'iiD''' MINNIE G1DDENs.
Route 6, Eastman, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: will write
to you again. I guess you all have forgotten
me. 1t is cold down here now. 1t IS
dull time now for some people. l have been
wanting to write you for some time. thlnK
Aunt Julia has been doing some GOOD work:
Saw what do you cousins do for paStlme
l go to school. I am in the seventh ana
eighth grades. Hello there, Doris Smith
and Dolemae Houston, what has become OF
Won? l will not describe myself this time.
[ will close, hoping to hear from all you
cousins. Your nephew and COUSIN,
Route 1, Mauk, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit a Georgia girl into your happy
band of boys and girls! l have been reau
err of The Journal for about two years, ana
I sure do enjoy reading the cousins letters.
I guess all the. cousins are going 70 nay nave
a big time Christmas. Listen, Aunt JGda'
nut me behind the door quick. see her
bert Cantrell coming, and l don't want 10
see him because he would not answer my
letter. See? But listen, cousins uoh
think because he would not answer my
i
letters fly to a blue-eyed Georgia girl. WIN
answer all letters received; , ,I 3gw MTe'e
and cousin, ALIOH
Dallas, Ga, Route z.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Won't you
please admit TO your band Of happy boys anu
girls slender little girl OF sixteen % W. W.
brows and lashes and fair complexion: L
find everything in The Journal interesting,
but I enjoy your Letter Box most want
you cousins to please write 10 yIu OIio new ec.
cents me. LEOLA WILLIAMS.
'e Wayne mes N. G.
No doubt YOU will be surprised to get let
ter from a little Hancock girl, as l nave
written twice before, but Mr.. Waste1ashet
tcat Aunt Julias time, thought would en-
deavor to enter again. Guess you COUSINS
are wondering by now what L look nke'
Brown hair, brown eyes, dark compleAlon.
But you cousins don't act so silly anu Ienr
so. 1 live on farm and you can bet your
sweet life that 1 would not exchange coHn-
try life and its many open life pleasures Ior
the crowded city life. How many OF you
Cousins, are you all preparing for old Santa
I lust hope that he will not forget to Visit
to visit all the little motherless and father
less girls and boys. 1 will say adieu, 80
you cousins let me hear 1T,, from f rES YOU
Milledgeville, Ga, Route 8.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit another Georgia girl into your happy
band of boys and girls? have been a
silent reader of The Atlanta Tri-Week!y
nm NV mind to write. Like most OF you
cousins, live on a farm and like farm ne M.
fine We live about five miles from At
lanta, so drive the car ana go 70 t aIrtnsn
years. Well, as my letter is getting
lengthy, will close. All you good looking
boys and girls let your letters rs ny TO .,x
College Park, Ga.
How do YOU do? Good afternoon this
evening Do you know I'm so glad to see
SO many Of you taking an interest In AUNT
Julia's work that / could walk over ana
isn't she a darling little aunt? Now, boys;
don't get jealous, I'm just mere boy OF
eighteen summers. There's room enough 1or
all in Aunt Julia's letter box. Say Boys fors
what are you so slow about writing Tor:
Don't YOU think the editor would appreciate
publishing your letters as well as the glrI )!
Well I just bet Aunt Julia would go halVes
anyway. I live on farm Just two mlies
from the little town called indian Trail. Do
Won wonder why it is called Indian Trail?
Well in olden times the Indians had tran
that went through here and 50 1t goes by
The name of Indian Trail, n. @. Love and
pest WISHES ~ CHARLES BLANCHARD.
Matthews, N. c., R. F. d. 2o.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: WIN you
nlease make room for me? What are you
cousins planning to do Christmas don't
know what 1 will do, but l want to go
horseback riding if I can, I sure DO ENJOY
horseback riding. Some of you cousins come
and spend Christmas with me. Well, Will
close MY age is eleven years. All OF you
COUSINS "r''e - GRACE wH1GHAM.
Whigham, Ga.
Hello. Auntie and Cousins: We are two
cousins from the LAND of Flowers, KNOCK
ing at the door for admittance into your
happy circle. Our homes are situated De
tween the two thriving little towns, Alachua
and High Springs. We are in school TINS
morning and having study period. We are
attending the Alachua High school and like
TO 90 very much. This is our first year
in high school and we have many trials
but have the pleasure Of having GOOD teach-
ers We sure have sweet history teacher
| and wish you cousins could have the luck
| of having such a sweet one as ours. we
| have four teachers in high school, nine IN
grammar school and one music teacher. we
will not describe ourselves this time, but
will tell you our ages, they are fourteen ana
| fifteen years Wishing everyone happy
| New Year. From two cousins.
''0" MILDRED THOMAS.
PHERIBA THOMAS.
| Alachua, Fla.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins Will you
please admit an Alabama girl into your
| happy band of boys and girls? 1, like most