Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-17

time these beautiful spring days? We live
on a farm and enjoy country life fine We
will not describe ourselves this time for
fear of frightening some one Will leave
our ages for You cousins to guess, be-
tween fourteen and twenty. Some of You
SALLIE KATE M'BRIDE.
EELA TATE.
Fayetteville, Ga, Route A.
Aunt Julia; Will you admit an cx-sol-
aler IN your happy circle: l am from
Travelled for the last six years Was out
III California during the WORLDS fair and
am planning to go back this coming win
visit California 1t surely is nice out there
ana beautiful trip. l went through the
ROYAL gorge in Colorado and came back
through the Grand canyon in Arizona.
| was overseas and could tell you some
interesting things about the people over
there. / am 90 years of age, > feet II
inches tan, weigh tS5 Wounds, have real
you cousins will write? Here is my bit
for the orphan.
WLBURN E. MORROW.
MontylIe, S. C..
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: May
come in and chat awhile this rainy eve
nng: DON'T you cousins think it is nice
of Aunt Julia to adopt the little French
and American children? Aunt Julia please
print this have written once before but
didn't see it in print. I will not de-
scribe myself, just tell my age. 1t is fiji
teen. All YOU cousins write to me and
Will guarantee you an answer.
l will bid you adieu. With love and
best wishes to Aunt Julia and ali,
Abba, Ga, Il. l, BOX 10.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: This is
my third time to write to the Letter Box
but have not had the good luck of get
nriDtp1 I of
will NOS get this as | would like to see
it in print / will not describe myself,
will just tell my age. which is u.
| have been Il cripple for the past seven
years | have wheel chair and can go
most anywhere around here in it, Some
six or eight years ago I read III a paper
Ia letter from woman. That letter is
on my mind often. 1t said all nvalidS
ought to be put to death. Now what DO
you readers think ought to be donc With
II person that will say that about the
about it as it might fake up too much
space. Aunt Julia, please print this
have never seen letter from this pan
nf North Carolina. Cousins, You all write
to me as | love to get letters. Goodbye,
THOMAS H. BULLOCK.
Autryvillc y. C.. II. > Box 80.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Wonder
go to GardindaIe school. We have four
lady teachers. The principal teachers
name IS Miss Mckenzie. My teachers name
is Miss Matte Fits. I like my teacher fine.
/ study the fourth grade.
Well, I would like to hear from lit
tie boy who wrote in last weeks Jour
nal. have lost his name and address
his birthday was the same day us mine,
ground where he lived. If he sees this in
print I hope he will write 40 me. Best
wishes to Aunt Julia and cousins. new
cousin,
VARIABLE COLLINS.
North birmingham. Ala, II. 7, Box sc.
L. ST. am twelve years old.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will YOU
please admit another North Carolina girl
into your happy band of boys and girls
! have been silent reader for some time
and l sure do enjoy reading the nice let
ters. What do you cousins do for pas
time? | am going to school and like 1T
just fine. | hay" neither father nor moth
or and I am living with my sister"
have blue eyes, black hair, fair complex
ion. I feet inches tall, and am sweet
sixteen. l would like to correspond with
some of you good-ooking kids. Will
answer all letters and cards received.
I will close with much love to you all.
Your new niece and cousin, ,,.-,,,,,, ~,
Albemare y. C..
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
comes a Georgia sport. l am new
conner but if this reaches the printer
hope it's not the last. | would like to
correspond Wltn some SlLlS VI hbN HIN
of cousins I am sixteen years of age.
| am Methodist preachers son, so you
ran figure me out. I will answer all let
tiers received. l hope the wasteful basket
will be gone when this is received. !
know there are plenty of good looking
girls in the circle, so / would like to
hear from them. -.,,.,,,,,,
Sardis, Ga, Box -.
neae Aunt Julia and Cousins: Get over and
give me room. but don't get on my toes. l
am from South Carolina. | am farm boy
| and enjoy farm life. | am mamma oldest
bow: ! am seventeen years old. TINS Is my
first sviSit to yoH. What has become OF
| Mary lee Sims? | am anxious to hear from
her I enjoy reading Aunt Julia letter
boz I have Il mule Tor pet. we nave
been having some warm weather, but IT Is
| co!J now. The frost has killed some little
! plants ! haven't gone 10 school this win
| ter MY father died and l have had to stay
! home and work. l will close, hoping to
! hear from all you cousins.
Your new cousin,
L. FLOYD TRUESDALE.
lancaster S. c., Il. f. d. D.
Dear Aunt Julia aud Cousins: ! am little
| girl eleven years old and | III The fifth
| grade ut school. | like my teacher. have
| Il little sister. She is seven years old and
| | love her very much. ] like to ride horse
| back I have Il little mule; her name is
Kate and | like to ride her. | will close
| for my first time.
MISS SARAH ELIZABETH GIBBS.
Scranton, n. {.