Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-10-03

between twelve and sixteen years of age.
Aunt Julia, please print this letter, as
want to get acquainted with the cousins
will try to answer all letters and cards
received. vii! close, hoping to hear from
all of the cousins 40u Urn new M, e9asini
Brantley Ala, R. R. 8, Box 60.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
permit a new subscriber to join your happy
family? / have just finished reading, let,
tiers to the letter box and sure enjoyed
them. What a wonderful gathering there
would be if Aunt Julia and all the cousins
could meet in person instead Of just writ
ing. That is not possible, but we can be
friends by writing. 1 was reared on a farm
and like farm life. 1 think the country is
an ideal place for boys and girls, a place
where they can be with Nature in its won
derful work. have finished high school;
taught one session, and will enter college in
September. I like school work fine, but l
always welcome a vacation, so that may
get back to the farm. 1 was not old
could fight for Uncle Sam now. am above
six feet high and fall just below the two
hundred mark in. weight. =! like athletics;
baseball and tennis are my favorites' Would
enjoy letter from any cousin.
OTIS JONES.
Mccall Creek, Miss.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Here comes little Dixie girl to join your
happy band-please may I enter? Have writ
ten twice before but suppose you didn't get
them for I didn't see either of my letters
in print-but please print this one Tor l VIII
soon get discouraged if you don't. l enjoy
reading all the letters and think the letter
box the most interesting part of The Jour-
nal. I, like most of the cousins, live in the
country and enjoy country life very much.
My mother is an invalid and ! spend most
of my time helping her in the house, but
have plenty of time for outdoor amuse-
ments such as swimming, horseback riding,
fishing, boat rowing, etc.. will appreciate
any letters from any of the cousins and will
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ADDIE MCMILLAN.
Erhardt, s. c., r. F. D. No. 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit another south Georgia girl into
your happy band of boys and gifts? What
do you cousins do for amusement? 1 read
good stories. How many of you cousins like
music? like music just fine :, think the
b eTeff DG pxs tasks live on the farm
four miles south of Hahira. and like farm
life fine. 1 will stop before 1 break the
rule. Best wishes to auntie and all the
COUSINS AS ever Hs" D TS NORRIS.
Hahira. Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
admit an Alabama girl. into your happy
letter in print, but guess Mr.. Wastebasket
was ready for it. Every one of you Ala
bama boys and girls write and don't let the
other states get aheaf OF u.s. tn You cousins S
March. ! went to Greenville to field day
exercises and I won prize in the spellign
contest again. My first letter Aunt Julia
printed for me was October 2. 1917. at
tended protracted meeting at Mt Pisgah
not long ago. The meeting starts at
Providence next Sunday. I went to school
at Valid in 1921 1 sure did like it, too.
went to school at Gordonsville in 1920.
had a good time there. Write again, Luther
Huff. Who has my birthday, April 80? l
hope to hear from all the cousins. Lovingly,
(MISS) BODIE BURKETT.
Butler Springs, Ala, Route 2. Box 80.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here am
again, asking for admittance into your
happy band Of boys and girls. 1 have writ
ten to the dear old Letter Box once before,
but did not see my letter in print, so
hope Mr.. Wastebasket won't get this one.
are doing these hot summer days; trying
pastime 1 go fishing and in bathing. How
many of you cousins can swim? l can't, but
wish very much to learn. I have been to
two fish fries and had a very nice time.
Say, cousins, don't you think Aunt Julia
is kind and good to let us have such
friendly meeting together? Now, how many
think SO? / do, for one l will not de-
scribe myself this time, will only say will
be 10 years old September 5, am blue-eyed,
fair complicated. 1 must close and not
break r"t;t;o rule. Now all of you happy
cn"s.ns site to lonely south Georgia
I'll. I vi assure you an answer. From
NY a new cousins,
JUANITA HUTCHINSON.
Boston, Ca, II. F. D. A, Box 243.