Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-05-06
AUNT JULIA'S COUNCIL
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THE LETTER BOX
FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS
Help for the HeIpless-Kindness to
All Dumb Things"
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All Dumb Things"
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All letters not to exceed $50 to 200
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Dear Children:
In Sundays Journal such a de-
lightful article came out about the
Camp Fire Girls that L am asking
our editor to publish it on our page.
I know you will enjoy it. I am won
dering how many of you belong to
the Camp Fire Girls. Wish you
all did who are old enough, and
that the Little Cousins belonged to
the blue Birds" written about in
this article of which 1 am telling
you.
If you have any questions to ask
about the Camp, Fire Girls put
them in the Question Box and I'll
do my best to answer.
Lovingly,
AUNT JULIA.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: What are
you DONG LDlS gloomy gay II mas Deeu
raining here for almost a week. L have
been crocheting, reading and playing the
piano for pastime. How many of you cousins
like to read good books? l do. think
everyone should try to read good books, for
it is an education to read and travel,
although everyone cannot travel, but they
read My favorite authors are Augusta
Evans WILSON, Rosa n. Carey and Gene
Stratton Porter. Ny home town is Cross
Hill, in Laurens county, in the northern part
of the dear old Palmetto state. A South
Carolinian has many things to be proud of,
but l think the fact that South Carolina
does not grant divorces is one of the great
est. I'm sure every South Carolinian will
agree with me in this. Cousins, don't you
think the Wilson fund is grand memorial
to our great war president? l know every
true Democrat does. l am brunette, with
fair complexion, am sixteen years old and
wear tortoise-rimmed glasses. Some of you
boys and girls write to me. L will try to
answer all letters received. Your new
cousin, MYRTLE BLACK.
Cross HILL S. c.
is out and l am lonesome, so l thought that
I would write to Aunt Julia and the cousins.
1 am a little girl, eight years old. l was
promoted to the fourth grade. have SIS
ter six years old, going to town school For
a pet have a little sister, five months old.
Her name is Jimmie Kate. She is the
sweetest baby in the world. With love to
Aun' 'uii" anu MARY ' EMMA REAGAN.
Conyers, Ca, K. F. D. 2.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please
admit a North Carolina boy into your happy
band l live on a farm miles from Lum-
berton. Have been going to school there
but have stopped now to work on the 1arn'
I am sixteen and am in the elghth graue.
NV favOrite pastime is reading and swim
ming Some of you boys and girls write
me, for / am somewhat lonesome. Now
will answer all letters and cards received
Hoping to receive some 9 am n Yours of Truly
Lumberton, n. c. L. Z. d. No. ?.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Wonder II
you will admit a jolly little North Caro-
lima girl in your happy band of boys and
girls. l have never written before: nave
been reading Aunt Julia's Letter BOX Tor
long time, so ! decided to write this beau.
tiful afternoon. l am fourteen years or
age. Aunt Julia, please print this letter, as
1 want to get acquainted with the cousins.
I will try to answer all the cards and let
tiers received. Will close, hoping to hear
MISS MATTE MAE MOORE.
Lenoir, n. c. r. f. D. .. Box II.
Dear Aunt Jnlia and Cousins: Please ad-
nit another old cousin into your happy band.
l have been subscriber to The Tri-Weekly
Journal for a long time and enjoy the let
tiers of the boys and girls very much. l
have several friends of the feathered tribe,
some are building, some have their young
1 put up boxes, tack up cans and encourage
them in every way that can to make them
come and build their nests around the house
At present l have the blue bird, the jay,
the robin, the sparrow and others. Our ola
mocker has just returned, he usually builds
in a large rose bush near the house. He IS
certainly a perpetual singer. am Iarn-
err If any of the older cousins wish TO
know more of my birds and myself just
write me. Will be pleased to answer all.
cousin and nephew. .,,,,,,,,
Monroe, n. c., No. g. Box 10.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Easter
greetings to you all, everything looks so
fresh and beautiful this pleasant spring sea-
son, nature has put on her holiday attire as
harbinger to herald the coming OF Easter.
Hoping the cousins will scatter sunshine,
Joy and love for the blessing OF being IN
Christian land where Easter is observed ana
happiness and freedom abound. Your friend
anu wen" JOHN LATHAM.
Hickory, Miss.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you let a little
Mississippi girl into your mappy Oahut
reckon it will brighten you. l am ten years
old. l am in the fourth grade and my teacn-
err is Miss Laura Belle Dennis she Is
sweet teacher. Aunt Julia, live on laiil
800 acres, and nothing but farm life SUITS
me. Daddy is truck farming this year, ana
7 am sure glad My brothers have three
little lambs and two little dogs. l have
kitty naded prince" | love flowers anu anu
we have lots Of them. l have pretty NJ
tie lemon bush" We have many geraneums
and they are fixing to bloom. l would love
70 receive letters from girls, from TO IA
Years and will answer all L can. your
friend, -r,,rr, CrIADDTAN
Utica, Miss, Route 6, Box 50.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: l am just
oo-,ing to the front long enough to snake
hands then I'll take a back seat ana leave ca e
the floor to better speakers. Now , mere ~ "a a
verse from Robert w. Services Spepp VI
the Yukon"
,'Tbere where the mighty mountains nave
their fangs unto the moon,
There where the sulIen Sundays glare IN the
snow-bright bitter noon. ,,.,r
And the glacier glutteed streams sweep DOWN
at the clarion call of june
Will now close with love and best WISHES WISHES
10 all. 10 cents for kid. Yours till Nlasai"
Falls. nocs 1IOrsTIN
Camp Hill, Ala.