Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-28

All right. have blue eyes, lint hair, fair
complexion and between ten and sweet six
teen years old. live on farm, and like
farm life fine, but get wee bit lonely
sometimes. | would like for all you good
looking cousins to write to me. l will try
to answer all.
Your south Georgia cousin
ALFRED H. SANDS.
Sycamore, Ca, R. F. D. 9.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit north Alabama boy into your happy
circle? | have been a silent reader of the
Letter Box for some time and have become
so interested that l could longer resist
the temptation to write. ], like most of
you, live q farm, and like farm life fine.
[ live one mile from the Tennessee river
and five miles from ScottsbOro, which is
county seat. l hope all of you cousins
are enjoying this beautiful spring weather.
l am for one. How many of you like to
read good books. like nothing better.
have a large collection of books, which are
very interesting. What do you cousins do
for pastime? l go fishing, also hunting.
that l will be eighteen May %. How many
have my birthday? All of you cousins wish
ing correspondent let your letters fly to
Scottsboro, Ala, ACUTE 4, Box SO.
Hello, Aunt Julia and cousins! Here
comes merry little girl from the state of
old Georgia. | have just finished reading
the letters and think they are just fine.
John w. Guy surely does write nice letter,
also all the cousins. Say, cousins, do you
all remember me? | surely did get lots of
nice letters from the dear cousins, but L
am sorry to say that | didn't get to an
swer all: but they were highly appreciated.
! lost some of the addresses, and you see
you cousins like to read 'Miss Mary Mere
dth'E Advice?' ! surely do for one, and
1.-THE Unwelcome Wife" 1 see where lots
of the cousins are joining the Bible reading
Cln No ono ind hntt hOn haD
the precious word of God. Well, cousins
| guess you all are saying you wish that
little girl would hurry and move, so l will
be going. l would like to hear from some
of YOU dear boys and girls, with your pic
lures, but will not promise to answer all;
come on, all who are between twelve and
nineteen years Of age. | will tell you all
my age; it is fifteen. So by-by, and
all. Love to Aunt Julia. | remain,
SUE mitchell.
Carlton, Ga, Route ., Box IS.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
another South Carolina girl asking for ad-
mittance into your happy band of girls and
boys. I, like mort of the cousins, live on
the farm, and like it fine. How many of
YOU cousins like to read? do, and read
good deal sometimes. Cousins, how do you
joy reading them every one. All of you
cousins who live on the farm get your Doe
ready to chop cotton. Oh! doesn't that sun
shine hot? But never mind; Wen go ahead
and dc the best we can. Well, l had better
be going. If l am admitted 1 will write
again. Some of you cousins near my age,
which is nineteen, write to me. l remain
Your cousin,
LILLIAN W0OTTEN.
Westminster, S. G., r. F. D. 3.
Dear Aunt and Cousins: 1t has been
nearly a year since have seen one of our
Journals l used to write TO the Letter Box
when I lived at EggletOn, w. Va, but have
been living with my sister at Portsmouth,
Ohio since Thanksgiving. 1 miss The Journal
so much. think I'll subscribe soon, for
am lonesome without Our Letter Box. Where
are all of my cousins when l used to hear
from so often? Now, Mae Reynolds. you
shut up. / can just hear you laughing at
me. Hello there. Mr.. Brown, Miss Morris
and Miss Williams Where are you?
wish you were here to go to school with
me. We surely do have some fun. I go
to the Portsmouth College of Business. 1
will soon finish the first part of book
Keeping then I'll study shorthand and type
writing. Now, I'll close and let some one
else talk while. If any of my old friends
at Egoleton this, please write to me-.
My address is New Boston Stat ton, Ports
mouth, Ohio. l hope to hear from all of
the cousins. With love to Aunt Julia and
all, MISS ELNA HUGHES.
Portsmouth. Ohio.