Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-09-01
AUNT JULIA'S
LETTER BOX

Wait, Aunt Julia! Don't close the door
on these four Georgia girls. Hello, cousins !!
| have brought two Of my cousins and one
Now, aren't you glad? Hush, and I'll call
the roll: Alice Weldon, Moultrie, Ca, Route
No. 5: Nadine spradley, Summit, Ga, r. E.
D.; Rosebud Fusion, stillmOre. Cav W.; Annie ME
are present, but two of them have gone
fishing. Fishing for love7 No; they are
fishing with a hook and line today. Our
ages are between fourteen and elghteen. 10
the one who guesses our ages Wen send
photo. Let us hear from every one of you.
Well, the sun is most down, so We'll run
home now. and get supper. We've got to
feed the pigs and milk the cow too. Well
News Ot to M Mot T ' Beautiful Ohio" and
''Nobody's Darling on Earth" If you'll send
me these I'll certainly appreciate it and re-
turn favor. Some one mentioned about want
ing some fancy work done, such as crochet,
etc. / do all kinds of needle work for sale.
Those who are interested in It write me-
Adieu! LAURIE MOORE.
Autreyville, Ga.
Here I come again, and hope you all
have not forgotten me. / thank all of you
very, very much for the nice letters you
wrote to me, and please all of you who did
not get an answer don't think hard Of me,
all I have had time to write, but I'm still
answering, and you may get an answer yet.
L have made some good friends through the
Letter Box, and hope to make many more
I thank you, too, Aunt Julia, for the inter-
est you take in the cousins, and wish you
happy and safe journey, and you must tell
us about 1t when you have time. Hello,
Thelma: Louise and Gladys! And what be-
don't you give an entertainment and ask all
OF US and give us some good music? I'm
sure all of us would enjoy it. Miss Mona
Eaton, If you don't get any offers for GRO
w IN mo on6 inT- 7
please you. crochet anything 1 went to
and I'm learning to make tatting. l sell
my work at the Woman's exchange in my
own home town, and make lot for the
nelghoors. Hello, Thelma Hunt! I almost
envy you because l used to live near Rhine
and was so happy. Write often all of YOU
cousips, and tell us Of your homes and
pastimes. for all Of us don't have the same
forget MINNIE GIDDENS
Eastman, Ca, Route 6,
Dear Cousins of the Letter Box:
Why aren't you feeling gay?
Oh sure, l should remember,
Aunt Julia'E gone away.
I've been admitted only once,
Although i've written more,
So this time, cousins, won't you please
Unlock that hard-fast door.
I'm rather little for my age,
Slender and low, I mean,
My weight Is only sixty-four,
My age is just fourteen.
I'm in the second year high school,
love to go real we'll
Now, if you want to know some more
Just write me, and I'll tell.
I help my mother round the home
When school is not in session,
or course when it begins again,
III have to learn my lesson.
Now suppose you come to see me,
Just all You cousins, do,
! mustn't slight our auntie,
Aunt Julia, you come, too.
Now, please you cousins write me,
III assure you reply,
So hoping to hear from you folks,
ANNE MABRY,
Roswell, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit another Georgia girl into your
to write but some how couldn't get up cour-
age enGGSh to send them. / always read
the letter box and enjoy reading every line
in 1t. / live on the farm and am still
blessed with mother, father and seven
brothers and sisters. / am going to Wash
ington High school, this term. As it is the
rule will describe myself and go: am
feet inches tall, weigh 107 pounds, have
medium complexion, dark brown hair ar
dark brown eyes. All you cousins write
and ] will try and answer all received A
new cousin and friend.
(Miss) p. r. ELDRlDGB.
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