Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-31

| inches tall, have blonde hair and yellow
eyes If anyone wishes to write to me
| girls and Toys. ! am sixteen years old.
| Love to all. MARY STEWART.
| Cawood, Ky.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Wonder if
you will admit Georgia girl into your
miles from Fayetteville. My father is a
| farmer. What do You all do for pastime?
| I play the organ, crochet and visit with my
neIghbors. How many of you like music?
| for one. l suppose you all are wondering
| how l look. here goes: Black hair, blue
eyes and fair complexion l weigh 100
| pounds and five feet four inches tall.
l so to school at Rest. All you cousins
write to me. Come, all you boys and girls,
and send me shower of letters. Love and
| best wishes to all. Your new cousin,
| ELLIE MAZE ANDERSON.
Fayetteville, Ga. Route /.
Dearest Aunt Julia: L have just been
wondering if / could have the real pleas
| ure again of chatting a while this lovely
| day. Spring with all its beauty, green
leaves. flowers and sweet singing birds are
with us again. And they go to harmonic
with the other beauties of nature which
makes us feel that life is really worth
while after all How l love the free coun-
| try life! SO many seem to think there's no
place like it. I have tried both city and
| rountry and find comfort in both. Life is
what a person makes it. You can Guilt
vate habit Of being contented or discon-
| tented, whichever you may, by sowing
seeds of kindness, if merely a smile or
pleasant word. 1t doesn't make any diff
terence how small the deed may be, it has
| its influence. A good deed shines in
naughty world like a candle flame bright
ems the earth at night. So let us see how
much good we can accomplish and how
| many lonely lives we can cheer and bright
en-, for we won't pass this way but once.
| And il we fail to do our duty we will re-
greet it in after years / will bring my lit
mis- n q plOSp
| a more gifted writer l hope to have the
| pleasure of visiting you again and until
| then remember me as
102 Covington St, Montgomery, Ala.
| 7. S.--Would like to hear from any of
| the cousins.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
| please admit a Georgia girl into your
letterbox for some time, and enjoy it
| fine. 1 will describe myself: Four feet
eleven inches high, dark brown hair, dark
complexion and gray eyes;
What do you cousins do for pastime?
| I tat, crochet, play the organ and read.
How many of you cousins like to read
l sure do, for one, have read a lot of
books. For pets 1 have two biddies and
| cat. We have lot of flowers. Among
them roses, jonquils, cosmos, ferns and
many more. We surely have been having ing
| days.
Well, will close as l see Mr.. W. B.
| coming. l shall be looking for letters
from all you cousins 50 aJ Please YA WE to
r. F. D., A, Box 100, Hazelhurst, Ga>-i
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins Will you
admit Georgia boy into your happy band:
| 1 live on a farm. like farm life fine
would enjoy reading and corresponding resp ,a:
| give a description of myself: My age is
| between IA and IS, brown hair, fair com com
| plexion, gray eyes, weight about 105.
loft rnceiXp1.
ROBERT STREETMAN,
| Avera, Ga.
| P. S.-Height feet inches.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
let a Mississippi girl come into. your
happy band of boys and girls? l live in
| the country and papa works on the farm:
| 1 enjoy farm life fine. l go to schooi
and am in thte eighth grade, How 6H
| for one. What do you cousins do for
| pastime? I read and sew. My pets are
| chickens, cats and 'possum. MY 'possum
| has six little 'possums. am IA years OLD;
| I have dark brown hair, blue eyes and
| fair complexion. Well, ! had better stop
| for this is my first letter. hope Mr..
w. 3. is asleep. Your new cousin,
! Bovlna, Miss, Route 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit another happy North Carolina glri
| into your happy band of boys and girls!
| will promise not to stay long: How many
one l live on o large farm near walnut
| Cove | am grievng greatly because my
school is out. Now some or you couslnes
| write to me and send your photo; also If
Won wish | will describe myself, so have
your faint bottle ready If any one should
happen to faint: Brown curly hair, blue
| eyes, fair complexion, feet Inches Ia t
| and weigh about 1O4 pounds. Let your let
<e'' anu ROX1E ALLEY.
| Walnut Cove, N. c., R. f. D. 1, Box q.
| Dear Aunt Julia: Would you like to have
| IN Alabama girl to visit your circle this
| rainy morning? AS l was admitted before
| hope I will not be refused this time.
| am an interested reader of the dear Letter
| Box and can assure you that nave de-
| rived much pleasure therefrom. oh, cous-
| ms. now don't we thirk that Aunt Julia
| is just perfect dear lady for allowing US
to have this much space in the greatest
| get acquainted with so many boys and
| girls? i surely do. l guess most of you
| cousins are cut of school by this time. Are
you not? Our school closed March 4, and
| you bet was not a bit glad. ! think
| that every boy and girl should strive for
an education. Just a minute. Auntie,, and
each and every one of the many cousins
(who wrote to mel for their great kindness.
I have answered them all. With my very
best wishes to the Letter Boz Box no an sin
Herbert, Ala, Box 1o3.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will You
please admit an old cousin TO come in
again for a little chat as it is aiming
here this afternoon and I am so lone
some l have to have something to do. so
II decided to write to the corner once
more. 1 guess You all had about decided
had quit writing to the Letter R"X.
What are you all doing for pastnle
since you have quit going to school.
guess You are all having jolly good
| time.
| have been at work most all Of the
time but have been having a good time on
Saturday and Sunday going to bal games:
parties sngingS and memorials. Well
will stop and let another cousin have my
place. If any of you cousins care to write
to an old cousin let your letters fly. With
best wishes to Aunt Julia and cousins
WORTH ELLIOTT.
Bostic, n. c., r. F. D. 3.
Dearest Aunte and Cousins: Will you let
a Florida girl join your happy band of
boys and girls? My pets are five little
calves. They sure are cute. I'll describe
myself. Blue eyes, golden hair, fair com
pleXion, weight fifty-eight pounds, age 10
years, and in the fifth grade. l live in the
northern part of Florida. seventeen miles
from Tallahassee. 1t is raining here this
afternoon and ] am certainly lonesome