Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-07-07
AUNT JULIA'S
LET I TER BOX

! Deaf Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
comes little girl aged twelve years old
miles from Chattanooga, Tenn. l go. to
Sunday school nearly every Sunday. l will
tell you about my pets. l have two cats,
| AMI papa has little bay pony that | ride,
| aid we have seven rabbits, one big white
one, two big gray ones and two little gray
| ones, one little white one and one yellow
one, live on the farm We haye toma-
toes and peppers for market. My sister
| has a Ford We have been picking beans
fo- r!y brother. He gives us 80 cents a
bushel the first picking; the next he paid
MS % cents, and for the last 20 cents. My
papa raises wheat but it was rusty THIS
year. ] will be glad when the thresher
! comes. l like to see it thresh wheat.
FiIId Enclosed some light red poppy seed and
dime for the orphan. l would like to
ANNE MAE BOWMAN.
Rirggold, Ga, Route 8, Box 100.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit a girl from the southern part of Ala
| bama into your happy band of boys. and
girls? will promise not to stay long.
Wonder what all you cousins do for pas
| time these long, lonely days? l read mostly
and enjoy it. /, like most of the cousins,
live on the farm, and like it very much.
Will describe myself, so you will have an
Idea how look %; 9git your lug ing Here
pleXion, ON 5 feet, inches tall and eight
cen years old. Some peach, Ell? Say, Elgin
Royal, what has become Of you? Would be
pleased to hear from ony of the cousins
who care to write to an Alabama girl.
Your new niece and cousin,
VERNA LEE PARKER.
Brewton. Ala, R. C. E0x So.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: May I
come in and chat with you awhile this
beautiful day? I am a farmers daughter
and like farm life fine. Cousins, what do
you all do for pastime? 1 help my father
on the farm. have two pet calves and
it keeps me busy with them. Say, how
many of the cousins have my birthday,
February 4? I'll be IA years old my next
birthday. Say, Gladys Grow, what has be-
come of you? haven't heard from you /
long time. Cousins, won't you all agree
with me that Aunt Julia is the beStest
aunt i'll the world? Guess I had better
| close. Hoping to hear from some of the
cousins. Your niece and cousin,
SALLIE KATE HEARD.
Cumming, Ga, Route 4, Box 100.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
comes two girls from the state of Tennes-
see wishing to be admitted into the Let
ter Box. Flora is eighteen. May is six
! teen. All of you cousins write to u.s. We
will answer all we can; Your friends
Harrican, Tenn.
Hello there, everybody. Aunt Julia, may
enter your happy circle? 1 am from
| north Alabama. l wrote once before but
| did not see my letter in the box. 1 am a
FARMER BOY, age Y, brown hair, blue yes,
| fair complexion, 5l2 feet tall. weigh rs
l will come to close. Let me hear from
some of you cousins, Lovingly,
HOMER CAMPBELL.
Warrior, Ala. Route 2, 8 d.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
| two little North Carolina girls for a little
| chat this cloudy morning. Please give US a
| sea Ey Loyce Ford. I, Eunice, will be
| thirteen years old July &C. Who has my
| birthday? I, Ruth, an nine years old. We
| go to Sunday school at Autryville Baptist
| church and enjoy it fine. We think every
| body ought to go to Sunday school. What
do you think about it, cousins? We would
| like 70 see Aunt Julia, as her picture at
the head of the letter box looks SO sweet
| We remain your loving nieces and cousins.
EUNICE NAYLOR, -
| JENNIE RUTH MAYOR.
Hayne, N. G.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
| North Carolina girl to join your happy
| band of bmoys and girls. Please let me
| in, as this is my first attempt ] will prom
! Use not to stay long. I am thirteen years
| and 1 live with my grandparents the
| an orphan girl and get very lonely, will
| as wish to. ] win close, hoping to see
| this i'll print. / remain a cousin,
| SARAH AVERITTE.
p. SWIM try to answer all letters re,
| ceived.