Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-03-26

My Dearest Aunt Julia: 1 wrote to the
letter box a month or two ago, and 1t was
printed, SO decided to write again. As l
described myself don't guess it is necessary
to describe myself again. only will tell my
age, it is fourteen. My father is a mer-
chant and we live right in town. 1 go to
school and my teachers name is Mrs. Her
man Gore. I like her fine. My best friend
in town Is Mary Louise Fielder. 1 have
mighty good friend in Sanford, N. O. Aunt
Julia, think will send you one Of my
pictures. Well, guess / had better close,
all you cousins write to me, will answer all
/ receive. Lovingly your niece,
VIRGINIA CAROLYN BUTLER.
Loris, s. c., Box 24S.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii you
let a little thirteen-year-old south Florlda
girl into your endless chain of boys ana
girls? 1 enjoy hunting for Indian relics
around the lakes and rivers of this region
I also like to go fishing, hunting and SWIM
ming We go camping real often and sleep
by the lakesides under the trees. Who mas
my birthday July H. , would IKE * tho 5e
cousins. Aunt Julia, you will find olme
enclosed for the American baby. Hoping to
see this in print, remain, your new niece
"-N N' CHARLOTTE E. BAssAGE.
Zelfo Fla, Route A.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: have been
il silent reader of the letter box for quite
n WHILE Listen, 1 am a little South Caro-
lima girl, and 1 should like to hear from the
cousins in all parts of the United States'
Sometimes l grow awful lonesome. oay,
what do you cousins do for pastlme! go 10
scribe myself and go: Blue eyes. dark brown
hair, medium complexion. My age Is pc
tween thirteen and fifteen. would like 70
hear from all the cousins, will answer all
WY THELSIA CASKEI
Lancaster S. c., Route 6, care K. a. cas-
key. ,..., x,,d
Dear Aunt Julia: Here comes four lonely
school girls knocking for admittance: we
will promise not to stay long. Bessie mas -
hue ewes fair complexion, light half anu -
thirteen years old. Claire has gray eyes,
dark complexion, dark hair and IS sixteen ,!,i
wears old Thelma has brown eyes, hg4l
hair fair complexion, thirteten years olu.
Willie Mae has brown eyes, dark com.
pIexion dark hair and sixteen years GU.
INV of Won cousins want to write to -FOUR
lonely kids let your letters tly y, 70 TO HIM
CLAIRE BAILEY.
WILLIE MAE HOLT.
THELMA LOWE.
Gresston, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please let Georgia boy join your happy
hand of bows and girls? l have been II
silent reader for some time, and nave &c
ciGed to write to you. ! am eie.eH sGa at
of age and | go to school at Gins Spri M :
| like to go to school there. would Ike
to hear from the cousins who wish to write
to me. With love and best wishes,
GEORGE LEON GlLLlS.
Soperton, Ca, r. f. D. l.
Dear Aunt Julia: AS 1 have been reading
many little. letters, thought | would Wrl :,
yol, too I am eight years old and am IN
the third grade ut school. go to schooi
at Poplar Springs, and enjoy 1t very much.
We are to have new school pulldlng lor
next session, with a large auditorium. Inen
we can have entertainments to better al,
vantage We will have four teachers and
u whole lot of little girls and boys. I'VE
just mile from school and near niue
creek where the water pours over some
large rocks, and, oh, my! what a flne place
to play in the summer time! Wish you
and all the cousins could be here to play
with me- l will stop for this time. If this
escapes the wastebasket l will write again.
With love to Aunt Julia and all the cousins
CORNELIA ELLIDGE.
Ware Shoals, S. c., R. f. D. 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit an Indiana lad into your Happy
circle for a short chat? / am sending my
mite for the orphan. We have had very
mild winter. Well, guess. you southern
kids have never seen a snoWb1rd. He Is a
small, dark colored DlrQ with white pfea>''
very still and says nothing, seldom makes
any noise. AT night a cedar tree is where
they always go for shelter. They will pick
crumbs from about your door and are very
tame; but as soon as the snow leaves us, so
does Mr.. Snowbird. l want to say hello 70
all the cousins whom l have written to.
am 5 feet 8 inches tall, dark eyes and
brown hair; age between twenty and thirty.
w. G. LANCASTER.
Scottsburg, Ind, R. r. 4.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit two lonely sailors to your happy band
of boys and girls? We have been stationed
at this hospital for almost year, through
a member of your club and your wonder
full work for the service men, and we were
wondering if we could correspond with
some of your members, as we are quite
a way from a town of any sort and we are
very lonesome, to write to some girls who
would like to write to us, and we would
appreciate it very much if they would do
this great favor for us. We will close,
hoping to hear from great many cousins.
We remain,
JAMES W. o'DONNELL, P. NJ. &c.
JOHN BOYD, P. NJ. sc.
q. S. Naval Hospital, Fort Lyon.
Box 68 Col.
Hello, Auntit and Cousins: Will you
please admit another southwest Georgia boy
into your happy band of boys and girls? I
live on no fo.r nd 10 nf