Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-19

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will yor
please admit the ninth grade girls of the
Adrian High school into your merry band
of boys and girls? We all so TO school and
have very nice time. We also have q
very sweet teacher, Mrs. G. A. Fountain
We wish it were so you ard tile cDu
sins could be here to go with us~to the
barbecue at Franklin school house tomor
row "wednesday. We are expecting tt
have a delightful time.
We would describe ourselves IL 1t were
not for soaring you) but SPACE VIII 70,
permit. Our ages are between thirteen FbC
seventeen. All you who WILL write to us
You will be sure to get reply. F1cIr
your loving cousins,
ALTA PEARL WEBB
LESSEE SANDIFER
ANNIE MAE WEBB
LOIS FLANDERS
SSIE HUTCHINS0'S
IRENE HAMMOCK
JOHNNIE KICKS
FLORA JONES.
Adrian, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please let an Alabama girl into your hap
by circle? AS this is my first attempt tc
enter, hope l will not be refused. Cousins
want TO ask a favor of some of you.
the book entitled, "a Noble Lord?' Will
return the book in as good condition as
l receive it. viii thank you so sweetIy.
Will quit for this time. If admitted, will
call AGAIN Lovingly, your new o C1qsrN,
Dozier. Ala. Route 1. Box %.
Dearest Aunt Julia: Will you please adj
nit another lonely Alabama girl into your
happy band of boys and girls? l am 1l
interested reader of the Letter Box and
can truly say that L nave derived Doth
pleasure and benefit therefrom. How many
of you cousins go to school: 1 do, and l
like it fine. 1 am in the seventh grade:
Guess 1 had better describe mysef and
go, as 1 am new. cousin. an 10 yeals
lod or young, weigh 115 pounds, black
curly hair blue eyes and fair compleS:"n.
So, cousins. one and all, write me please.
LUCILLE KIRKLAND.
MELVILLE, Ala. Route l, BOX 81.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Would
you like TO have an Alabama girl to VISIT
your happy band just for few minutes
I have been reading the Letter Box let
tcrs for ii long time and have wanted to
write but l put it off 80 long that !
evening. My father has been taking The
Journal for a long time aud have Deen
reading the Letter Box first of ala You
don't blame me do you, couslnsF guess
will give a small description Of myself.
I have light hair, blue eyes. f&ir com,
plexion, five feet two inches tall and
weigh eighty-two pounds. My age is un-
grade. We'll, as my letter is getting lengthy
/ will say goodbye. From new niece anu
cousin, ~ e,,vrv
p s would love to get letters from
any of YOU that wish to write.
Marion, Ala, Box 232.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII
simply can't read all the nice :, letters
without wishing to join. 1 don't tnink
will bore the. cousins and Aunt Juila ~
describing myself. As someone eiss sa ro,,
ms
find to do these days? l don't nave 10
look for anything, for ] already nave
plenty to do. When you go to scho0l 3ou a
time is almost filled up. 1 am thirteen
Next year | am going to hlsh scIluoi :
When l finish there l don't know VIVA
I will do. That is too far ahead 10 see.
Cousins. YOU all write to me. You may De
S sure that YOUR letters will always be well
'oiHe' MAMIE ENGLAND.
dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will
Won let another little Alabama girl IN tor
\ few minutes? / have been thnhlng ~.
Il long time 1 would write 70 tne Le tbis
morning. We take The Journal and l f reau
the cousins letters and enjoy them Iihe.
Consins' how many of you all like 10 go
TO school: 1 do. for onea. | am IN inc
. iiiid have to stay here with her as !
am all the child she has. VIII pe Ia
veors old the 22d Of October. VINO mas NY
birthday? l would like to nave cal onno %
shower from any of you cousins. say, sum-
Of YOU little girls come and spend d
while with me. I'll bet you would ENJOY
it for I would let you help me keeP rHo' 7
Well, as this is my first Time 10 tno,,,n
hair five feet three inches tall. Aunt 'ulla,
nIaase nrint this letter. All you COUSINS
write to a lonely Alabama girl aouF ne"
cousin, n,A SWEENEY.
Red Level, Ala. Route l.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: viii you ad-
MI another little Alabama girl III your
happy band of girls and boys nav md
reading the letters in The journal IN
nniov them fine. / live on a farm I! ise
t tnyos miles from town and like farm IRE
fine. I am spending week WIN my ~ 7
'.nnsin Her mother is an Invalid ana i
Stay and help her. As TINS IS my 80
attempt 1 will describe m n.ir fair com
sTey Am four feet nine inches hlgn S
Weigh "a pounds. am l. years oiu anu ~
il the sixth grade and ENJOY s SoI and
school very much. l th ht,,Foo lion well, as
shis 10 nv first time TO write VIII close'
He' ''"t ANNIE LAURA HORIoN'
Red Level, Ala, Route \. -,.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: WIZ S s"t
,.indiv move over and let me take d seu -
EuuS INV tow moments: / have been
aiIent reader of the letter p0N anu 40
longed for The day to come %nS SnorIv love
nave the courage to write l ueat.s ami
tho 1ctters the cousins have prlnteu anu
Lnno mine will escape Mr.. w. H. Aunt
Mia viii take care of it: never inihn apot "
That. Well, I guess you Woulu inclies
knov, how | look. | ain 4 fcet Ihc cSs
!,iGh weigh 100 pounds and have gray eye
md light hair DO print it, auntle, LOT
an inst A little schoolboy eleven years olu.
But never mind; if any OF you Go o4snrS
would like to hear from me. let y0q pn zen
fly, MASTER RUPERT GLApDEN'
Rebecca, Ga, Route <.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
, north Mississippi lad knocking for adlnlt
tance into your merry band of cousins.
don't see many letters from this stare,
so thought I would write and let tne
Cousins know that we not all asleep
I think the letter box is one OF the pest
features of the good old Tri-WeeKly jour,
nal. | think it is the best newspaper III
the south I think the cousins are ooI Hns
q grand work in giving money to care xor
the orphans. and / think Aunt Julia IS u
very dear lady, in taking the interest she
does in it. Well, what are you cousins uo
ing for pastine these beautiful spring naSs
I am working on the farm getting ready 10
nlant our crop. Ny father owns farm OF
100 acres l enjoy country life very much.
I will not describe myself this time Tor
fear Of soaring some one: VIII lea x.e.d my
age for you to guess. 1t is between fifteen
and twenty. Some of you cousins write TO
me- Wishing all of you much hanniness,
lam. ABNER AWFOhN:
P S-IncIosed find 10 cents for the
american child.
Denmark Miss. r. F. D. 1. RoX I6.
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THE TR1-wEEKLY JOURNAL
Atlanta, Ga.