Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-10

night. Everybody said they had a fine
time so you cousins all come over and join
us in our fun. We must say good-by, for 1t
is time to go. All you cousins write us
long letter. telling lots of funny things.
MILDRED and RUTH HoLCoMB.
Gravette, Ark.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
let a little South Carolina girl join your
happy sband and get acquainted? l have
been rea ling the Letter Box for some time
and enjoy it so much. 1 am going to school.
1 am fifteen years DID, have brown eyes and
hair ard fair complexion. Who of you
cousins love flowers? l have planned to
have a great flower garden next year, and
Will any of the cousins who have seed of
pretty flowers send me just a few? l
will appreciate it very much and will re-
turn the kindness in any way can. l live
on the farm, although I have lived in two
different cities. 1 like the farm the best
1 have lived in Rock Hill, S. c., AMI Chat
tanooga, Tenn, and we own farm in Geor-
gia aud 1 have many friends out there who
will be surprised to see this letter, as some
of them, I expect, have forgotten me.
Please, please: Aunt Julia, do be so Kind IS
ter in the Box. All you cousins write me,
as like to get letters. Oh, my! 1 hear
Mr.: W. +. Good-by. Love to Aunt Julia
and all. BOBBIE WYATT.
Howdy do, Aunt Julia! Let little Flor
ida Girl join your happy band. Florida is
behind. Girls and boys, hurry and write
to Aunt Julia. Essie Mae, l guess you are
sixteen years old. Am / right? I'll tell
you low I look: l am feet 8 inches tall
weigh s:xty-seven pounds, am eleven years
old, have blue eyes, dark brown Curly hair
that reaches almost to my knees, in cork
screw curls. 60 to school every day,
study hard and am in the seventh grade /
would be glad to hear from some of the
cousins. Love to Aunt Julia.
LEITIIA RICHARDSON,
High Springs Fla, Box 81.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will YOU
allow Georgia boy in your bunch? / am
a farmer myself and bring all of nv prod
uce to Atlanta for market. 1 am a trucker.
My main crop this year was spuds and can
taloupes, so Mr.. Boil Weevil didn't hurt
me to get them. AS it's my first time
will describe myself and go: Age twenty
four, black hair, brown eyes, fair complex
ion feet IL inches. weigh 145 pounds.
Would be glad to hear from all of you.
viii try to answer all letters. Send them
DAN CHEWING.
Lithonia, Ca, r. F. D. 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will You
please let two Alabama girls join your
happy band Of boys and girls? We have
been reading Aunt Julia's letter box for q
long time, so we decided to write this
beautiful Sunday afternoon. We viii de,
scribe ourselves as most Of the cousins do,
so don't run: /, Minnie, have blue eyes,
brown hair fair complexion, weigh LAC
pounds. age fourteen years young. l, Jewell,
weigh 1914 pounds, blue eyes, fair complexion
WEIGH 100 pounds, age twelve years old. We
go to Live Oak school and haye one mile to
walk. We surely have some jolly time at
school. Aunt Julia, please print this letter
To unt nj o. W
the cousins. We will try to answer. all the
cards and letters received. win close, hop
ing to hear from all Of the cousins. Your
new cousins, - ,
MINNIE l.. KINNEY.
JEWELL RAY.
Smith Station, Ala. Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins.
viii you admit a young teacher from the
hills Of western North Carolina?
l have read with great interest, the let
tiers that have been published for some
time. Outlines thinking l would under
take to write myself.
You cousins that have never had the
pleasure of being in North Carolina nave
missed seeing some OF the most Deautl1ui
scenery anywhere to be found.
am proud that I can boast Of being
from the '"Tar Heer' state. Why don't
some of you young teachers write ana tel
US about some Of your experiences IN
I teach the primary grades. I have TWEEN
ty-eight students, and my school will be
out in February. -. =
will describe myself and go and II l
am lucky enough to ever see this in print
will write again. ~ , 49,
am five feet six inches high, weigh one
hundred and eighteen pounds. Have black
hair, grey eyes and fair complexion. You
can guess my age. o,z
All YOU cousins that want to correspond
with jolly little girl come ahead.
MAGGIE PARIS,
Whittier, n. c., Route 2, Box 20
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here Is
another Georgian knocking for admlttanes
to the letter box. I have been Teader "
our corner since 1t started, ana Ihlnk we
letters are better every week. hte AZ
the country, and think 1t the Dese PlaGe
vet, What has become of some Oh our Gi..
cousins that used to write sucn lnteres1,hs
letters? How many Of you are going to try
Jerome Uousands interesting letter contest
7 meant to but misplaced the address. VIII
somn Of YOU cousins who are in the young
neonle's missionary work, please write me
and give some hints on how to promote IN
tcrest. We have q nice society organized,
but getting all of the young people togetner
is the trouble. We are to have an enter
tainment soon that / think will help.
will appreciate the favor and Will try 10
return it any way / can. l guess had pet
ter not describe myself this time' MY age
is between fifteen and eighteen. Some 81
Won cousins write. You may be sure you
viii receive an answer. Corner the waste
basket some one, 80 this Will escape 1ts
cavernous depths. A new cousin, o,,,,
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