Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-07

Lois Padget, 10 cents; Hinton
cents.
Dear Aunt Julia and Friends: Here comes
another who aspires to join the friendly
circle. How is everybody todayf wrote
once before to this page but since then L
have found that it has miscarried. l am
hoping that this letter will have better luck.
Is it spring yet there; if it isn't, why just
let me know and will tell the weather
man to send you some of our Hawaiian
liquid sunshine. Personally, l would
rather have little snow for a change.
everlasting sunshine gets monOtonous, when
] was young / mean little, for l am still
young, l used to wish that it would be sum-
mer always, but now take it all back. 1t
didn't mean anything. The hula-hula girls
that I expected to see are mysteriOusly alb
sent. So far l have not been able to dis
cover a single one outside Of a show. Maybe
l am not as lucky as some. have been
over here seven months. Maybe had better
stop before you get tired of me: That is
if anybody should happen to read this. If
there is anybody in the neighborhood who
would care to write to a soldier in Hawaii,
why let the letters fly. l would like to
write. l will guarantee to answer them
all. Hoping to be new cousin to you
all, / nm, GEORGE ADRIEN.
Army Service club, Fort kamehameha,
P. s.EAu who write and have photos,
ard can send them, please do.
Hello, there everybody! Aunt Julia, may
l enter your happy circle? I am from the
Land of Flowers and Sunshine. l have
been reader OF your circle for some time,
and wanted 70 write but was afraid of Mr..
W. B., but hope he is out when this ar
rives. I will try and describe myself If you
promise not to laugh: Have dark brown hair,
blue eyes, light complexion, feet and
weigh % pounds. l forgot to tell you
how old am. an, sifteen years old
Hope to hear from some of you goodlookng
cousins soon and send me picture l will
answer all letters and cards received. Aunt
Julia is SO good to all of us, isn't she, cous-
ms? Your new cousin,
LORENE MITCHELL.
Live Oak, Fla, Route D.
P. S.-Here is my bit for the baby.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will
you let a California boy in your happy
AS l have not seen any letters from this
part of the country 1 decided l would
write to your happy circle. L live on a
farm of seven hundred acres. L like farm
and tWenty-one. You Georgia girls that
wish to correspond with a California boy,
let your letters and cards come. Also you
boys, too. l will answer all L receive. Your
new cousin,
HOMER CoNNEEL.
Winevlle, Cal.
Dear Aunt and Cousins: We have been
silent readers of The Journal for some
mittance into your happy band of boys and
girls. We are Georgia girls, live on a
farm. and like farm life fine. We are both
teachers. This is our first year in the
work. We both enjoy teaching We think
every boy and girl should strive for an
education. The happiest moments we've
ever spent were teaching little children,
and we hope to teach again next year
Then we hope to so to school more our
selves. What are you cousins doing for
pastime these days? We read good books
this time, as we might brighten you all.
Our ages are between seventeen and TWEEN
We get very lonesome during the hot
summer months, and would like to cor
respond with some of you cousins. We are
sending dime for the orphan. Sincerely
yours,
MAMIE BALLARD.
Fayetteville, Ga, Route 4.
NV Dear Aunt Julia: I will write you
all just a few lines this cool afternoon.
Guess most of you all have forgotten me-
1 wrote to the Letter Box about two ana
a half years ago and had my letter
printed. / am going to school now. My
school will be out May the 9th. My teach
er's mother died about three weeks ago
Her home is in Richland, Ga. Won't some
of you cousins send me the songs, no
body Knows" missouri Waltz" and the
''Rose of No Mans Land?' L will try to
return the favor some day if ever chance
TrapneL? 1 wrote to her last. Well III
describe myself and stop. Am five ana
four inches tall, brown eyes, brown halr,
weigh 112 pounds. MY age Is D e6Wsiea
write to me, between the ages OF T. anu
80. I'll endeavor to answer all man re-
ceived. Love to all; From your S SI9 GG1Sln'
Sanford, Fla, Route A, BOX %: 49,
P. S. Enclosed find cents for the
orphan.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit Florida girl INTO your happy
band of boys and girls? / wrote once before
hut did not see my letter in print. guess
Won all are wondering how l look, so VIII!
describe myself. | have brown eyes ana
hair. medium complexion and am feet 10
inches tall, weigh about 81 pounds. My
age is between eleven and fourteen years
Some of you cousins write to me, Will
answer all letters received. VIII soule OIL
YOU cousins send me the song There's
body cares?'' will return the favor In any
way | cam l will close, hoping to see
this in print, 1 remain a new cousin,
(MISS) ALMA SPIVEY.
81 s.Wincl tS find cents for the little
orphan.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: l have been
a silent reader of the letter box for long
time so I decided | would write. am
little Georgia girl nine years OF age. Have
been living in North Carolina three years.
NV father is a Baptist preacher. He also
teaches school. ! go to school and Ike TO
Fl How v'I many " Of If you cousins like flowers?
do and raise all / can. What do you eous-
ms do for pastime / read. write, work in
the flowers and play with little brother, who
is two and one-half years old. Come again,
Ruth Horton and Loyce Ford. Your letters
were very inter esting. l would Ike tor
some of the cousins to write me. / will
try and answer all letters. With much
love to Aunt Julia and the cousins, l am,
Your new cousin,
KATHRYN WALDREP.
Mamie, N. c.
Dear Aunte and Cousins After an alb
sence of a year or / will try to
write another letter to our wonderful Let
ter Box. 1 wish to thank Aunt Julia for
printing my other letter for l have gam