Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-06

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
let a little Georgia girl into your happy
band of boys and girls? l will describe
myself, so you will kno wwho you are look
ing at while we chat: am feet 10 inches
tall, weigh seyenty-one pounds, dark hair,
hazel eyes, fair complexion; will be ten the
18th of August 1 walk 2h miles to
school, and enjoy it fine. I in the
sixth grade. l have studied music a little,
and like it, too 1 am going to singing
school next week and try to learn to sing.
If Aunt Julia thinks this letter is fit to
print 1 will come again. I would like to
hear from some of you little girls. I will
answer all letters and cards received. Love
to all you cousins and a big old hug for
Aunt Julia.
MYRTICE ELoIsE wHITTLE.
Fitzgerald, Ca, r. F. D. No. 3.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: just Won
der if 1 might be admitted into the merry
circle. Anyway 1 hope 1 may. AS this is
my first attempt to write, I will make my
letter short. 1 will not describe myself; l
will only say am eleven years of age. If
any Of you cousins wish to write to a
Georgia girl, let your letters fly to
VIRGIE NAE SWINT.
Warthen, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia: 1 have been silent
reader of your Letter Box for a long time
ard have decided to write you for q second
you don't remember me- How do you cousins
like to go to school? I like it fine. 1 will
describe myself, here 1 go: L am four
feet high, gray eyes, dark complexion and
VIII re eleven years old tomorrow. l was
promoted to the sixth grade. Good-by,
Aunt Julia. WOODFIN OLIVER.
ear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you all
move over and find me seat by Aunt Julia
for while? 1 wrote once before and was
admitted, so thought 1 would try again.
mi fhn ciY,c I1f ?
will describe myself and go: Blue eyes,
light hair, fair complexion. 1 told my age
before. Hoping to hear from some of you
good looking boys and girls, will TRY and
answer all received. With love to al.
MATTE BALDWIN.
Genwood Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will Iyou
please admit a Georgia boy into your happy
band of boys and girls? I sure enjoy the
cousins letters very much, so I thought
would write and if I am admitted will write
again. Hope the W. B. will be gone when
this arrives. Well as most of the cousins
will describe myself and go: Black hair,
blue eyes, fair complexion, fourteen years
old. If any of you all would like to CORE
spond with me let your letters fly. Will
answer all received. ED FOOTE.
Glenwo0d, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins Will you
please admit a Georgia boy into your happy
band Of boys and girls2 Have wrote once
before but my letter wasn't printed. Decided
would try again. Hope Mr.. W B. will be
out wren this arrives. Will describe myself
and go, so here goes, don't get scared:
Black hair, blue eyes, fair complexion, feet
4 inches, and am sixteen years old. If any
Of you good looking girls and Dos would like
to write to a Georgia boy let your letters
and cards fly. Love and best wishes to you
and all; your new cousins.
NELL BALDWIN.
Glenwood, Ga.
P. SWIM answer all received W. B.
Dear Cousins: Will you all open the door
for, me and give me a seat by Mr. Ross
you all remember me. I wrote once be-
fore and was admitted. Some of you
cousins come to see me and we will go
to few baseball games: 1 surely do like
baseball. How many Of you cousins like
to dance? 1 surely do enjoy dancing. 1
went to party last night; sure did have
1 look will tell you again. have blue
eyes, black hair, fair complexion, and 10
wears young. I am in the eighth grade.
I will have to stop before Mr. W. B.
friends. 1 will guarantee to answer every
letter or card received. Write.
= MISS JEWELL HooMEs.
Brewton, Ala. Rt. A.
My Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: 1 am
deeply interested in Your Bible reading
class. Could one read better book? I'M
measurable. good will be the result of this
Socu reduluS society. we SHOULD erdl
other good books, too, and practice what
they teach. Our welfare and happiness
depend upon what we are interested in,
TaG friends s9e an ideal
to guide your life by. This is certainly
good
Keep your life so active, so strong with
the important the invaluable, the worthy,
that there will be chance for injurious,
detrimental forces to enter.
Fill it so full of tie good, the beau