Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-09-27

! Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
| please admit South Carolina girl into your
happy band Of boys and girlsi I have been
a silent reader.of the letter box for some
time. / certainly do enjoy reading the
letters. l, myself, like the rest of the
cousins, live on a farm but 1 enjoy farm
life. We go to the river and creek and go
in swimming.
will not describe myself this time, as
this is my first attempt. My age is be-
tween 16 and 10. / will answer all letters
received, so some Of you good-looking cous-
ius be sure and write me. new cousin.
MINNIE PATRICK.
Fair Play, s. G.
Hello, Aunt Julia and Cousins! thought
l would pay you all visit as had not
been in long time. Well, what do you
cousins do for pastime? i read good books
aid help mamma. I go to school and am
in the eighth grade. 1 wish you cousins
ing. | would assure you all a nice time.
Well guess you all are wondering how l
Took. If you will not get scared 1 will tell
you how I look: Blue eyes, brown hair. far
complexion.s5 feet inches high, weigh 122
pounds, am 16 years old. I wish some Of
you cousins could come to sec me. Well,
it is raining and l had better go. Z am
going to expect to hear from you cousins.
From an old cousin.
FLoRENE BALDWIN.
Rockmart Ca, Route 4.
Hello There Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Here comes Mississippi grille for the
second time, begging for admittance into
your jolly band of boys and girls. I
suppose Mr.. W. Basket must have gotten
my letter before. How many of you have
my birthday, May 9? Well, cousins, school
will soon open. Will you all be glad?
The school that 1 go to starts Thine fifth
of September. will be in the ninth grade
AS my letter is getting rather long will
describe myself and go: Brown, curly hair
gray eyes, dark complexion, five feet 8
inches in heighth and am twelve years
r1G md how 70
to me and I will answer all letters and
cards received. A new cousin,
HAZEL FERGUSON.
Wesson, Miss, R. F. D., 4. u
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Wonder If
you will admit another North Carolina
reader Of the Letter Box for some time
and do enjoy it fine. appreciate the kind
ness of Aunt Julia in allowing us this
space, and think it great benefit to
US all.
Now, cousins, as this is my first at
tempt to write, I'll describe myself and
go. | am feet inches tall, medium
complexion and dark hair, age between
Is and 49,. What do you cousins do for
fun? do just a little bit of everything.
Well, I had better ring off as this is
IDA JOHNSON.
P. s. Will answer all letters received
lear aunt Julla ana cousins: Would you
let country boy into your happy circle? I
have dark brown hair, blue eyes, fair com
plexion My age is between 16 and 90
will leave that for you to guess. Will some
Of you cousins write to me? So goodbye
cousins.
.,-! HERBERT BOOTHE,
Drum Hill, N. G.
Dear Aunt Julia: am going to ask for
admittance for few short momentsJ just
to see and chat with your merry circlek ca,
what a beautiful crowd, all so sunny and
bright. Well, Auntie you're just deal
to have such a merry circle. I sure dc
want to have my name on your roll. Our
subscription is out, but want us to re-
new at once. I live in the country and on
a farm. Aam girl age seventeen blonde.
Will sure be glad to hear from you cousins
Now, dear cousins, I'll answer all MAIL
just write and see if 1 don't. I'll bid you
all adieu. With much love to you and
your happy circle. =
ARTIE WEST,
Andrews, N c., R. F. D. 1, Box 81.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: May
step in and chat for just a moment?
I'll promise not to stay long. I wonder
what you all are doing this rainy morn
ing? I'm from the good old North state.
Why don't more of you cousins write?
Come on and don't let the other states get
ahead of us. Guess you are wondering what