Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-03-24
AUNT JULIA'S
LETTER BOX

what all the cousins are doing this cold,
snowy weather. ! certainly do enjoy the
written to the letter box, so 1 won't de-
scribe myself, as I did before, although I
Will tell you my age, will be eighteen
November o. Say, all you cousins who
please pardon me for / didn't have time to
answer all Of them. I will promise to do
better next time. Well, cousins, what do
trola and help cook. 1 sure do love mu-
sic. Say, what has become Of Maud Miller.
from Florida? l wrote her but never did
receive an answer Lovingly W4dy. pA1rHv
Lancaster. s. c., Route 6.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: guess you
will be surprised to hear from another Geor-
gia girl. 1 live in the country, and like it
fine, because you get out and have big
time in the country, where you can't id
town. am feet 2 inches tall, weigh 100
pounds and have brown eyes and hair; my
age is between twelve and eighteen. Now,
and boys, and show up with the other
states, and write If any Of you cousins
would like to write me and get answers to
your letters, write me.
Your loving niece,
lila MAE MOBLEY.
l. Logansville, Ga, Route 2.
Z. S.-lnclosed you will find my bit for
baby.
Tap! Tap! Tap! open the door, Aunt
Julia Julia and and let me in for it is raining out
pastime? read lot and crochet some
and 60 to school. 1 certainly do like to go
to school. How many of you cousins like
flowers? surely am fond Of flowers
live on farm, and like farm life fine
Some of you cousins come to see me and we
will take a car ride. I cannot drive it
myself, but my brother can 1 guess some
of you cousins haven't forgotten my sister,
Annie Relic. ha haa 70
Box several times. ! surely would like to
correspond with some of you cousins. will
answer all letters and cards 1 receive.
suspect had better ring off, as my letter is
getting rather long. If auntie will print my
letter Ill come again some time.
Lovingly,
LOIS MORRISON.
Calhoun, Ca, Route 4.
Dearest Aunt Julia: l wonder what all
you school girls are doing. I am a school
girl and think they are the happiest, most
care-free days girl can spend. study the
seventh grade and think I will finish it this
session. What kind of Christmas did you
cousins have? l enjoyed it to the fullest.
My brother came home from the Delta, and
also my married sister, and you cousins can
imagine we all enjoyed having them. How
when I am not in school. Well Aunt Julia
asked US all to describe ourselves, but i am
not, If she will excuse me, for / am like
all others, ugly. I will go and leave my
and nineteen. Your new friend,
ARTIE ALDERMAN.
Cola, Miss, Route /, Box IS.
P. 81 will answer all letters received
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Here comes a
girl from old North Carolina hoping to join
the happy band of girls and boys. My IA
Their takes The Journal and my delight is to
read the cousins letters. I go to school at
; Meadow Fork, and am in the fifth CRATE. I
raher IN s he e stT I prefer 5 life
(N1iss) VELMA NORRIS.
Joe, N. c., P. o. Box IA
P. 81 am sending dime for the or
phan.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins. Please move
over and give this Alabama kid seat for a
few minutes until it stops raining. 1t sure
Is lonesome this afternoon out doors, SO
please give me seat by Bernice Beatty.
Come on Alabama girls and boys, for Geor-
gia Is in the lead. 1 am not going to tell
you all how l look for it will take too long
say, cousins, come to see me and let's go
fishing. l sure do like to fish. The creek
is up and we would catch some fish. Find
inclosed &c for the American kid. If you
boys and girls don't believe you will get an
answer, just try.
SUSIE MAE WATSON.
Northport, Ala, Route 3.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit two lonely girls into your
Happy band Of boys and girls? AS this IS
or first time TO write, we will promise
not to stay long. We wonder what you
cousins ara doing now. We are going 70
school and having some times. We surely
wish you all could be here with us. If any
Of you cousins wish to correspond with two
good-looking North Carolina girls, let your
letters and cards fly. We will answer all
mail received. Our ages are between one
and death.
MISS LULA TROTTER.
Randleman, n. c.. Route .
MISS LEONA SLACK.
Randleman, N. G.