Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-05-16
AUNT JULIA'S COUNCIL
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THE LETTER BOX
FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS
"Help for the Representatives, to
All Dumb Things"

"Help for the Representatives, to
All Dumb Things"
Rules
No unsigned letters printed.
No letter written on both sides OF
paper printed.
All letters not to exceed $50 to 200
words.
Dear Children Please write me If
any of you had May party and let
us hear what you did.
What do you think of this idea?
We know that with as many cousins
as belong to our letter box we must
have quite a number with birthdays
each month. Let's have a birthday
paragraph. This is the way we will
manage it:
All the children that have birth
days say in June, write me in May.
Just say my birthday is one June
.. and sign your name and address.
Don't you think that would be in
| teresting? You see having the
names and dates in a week or two
ahead very probably many of the
cousins would like to send you
greetings either through the column
or with post card. Lovingly
AUNT JULIA.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
be so kind as to allow another Georgia girl
| to enter into your wonderful letter box?
1 have never written to the letter box, but
/ have written to some of the boys and
girls who have, and they write really in
teresting letters. l am going to plant
flower seed this afternoon. l think. Will
rose-bushes live if set out now?. was
wondering if they would, for 1 set out
some this week. I am a senior in High
school, at Meter, but 1 haven't been to
school this week as I've been sick. The
ajority of the cousins tell their faVorlte
books, mine are numerous; 50 III r Just
name my favorite authors: Ethel NJ. Dell,
Gene Stratton Porter, James Oliver Curwood,
Robert w. Chambers, Harold Bell Wr1 lsInt
and Zane Grey, how many of you like
these authors? Will answer all letters
| from cousins interested in their new cousin
Meter, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you please admit lI
another Georgia girl to your letter box! Thls
admitted "as the third tip is OUT
! 1 live on the farm, and like farm life
fine This sure is Joy pace S Wmerg be-
| lieve me, it is entitled to its name. wish
some of you cousins would visit me this
summer. Would try to snow you go0u
time We live between river and creek.
/ We would go fishing, boating and in bath
We have lots of parties. Guess most all
of you cousins enjoy going to them' 40.
| (Not dances thought.
Well 1 guess 1 had better close, SO II
any of you cousins would like to write me,
ali will be appreciated. My age is fiji
With best wishes to Aunt Julia and the
Lovingly, a new cousin.
LENA ALLEN.
Resaca, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: L will try
and write again. Guess Mr.. WasKet
Basket was around.
How many of you cousins birthdays come
| in March? Mine does. Who has my birth
day, March 10? Today is mine. All you
and letters received. MAhI KEEN.
| Waverly, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please let a South Carolina girl into your
| happy band of boys and girls? If you WILL
I'll come and come in hurry. Guess you
are all having a good time, aren't you?
am giong to school and having good time.
30 every day and am in the sixth grade;
I go to Sunday school and teach the third
| class My school teachers is Mr.. Christie
pher Estrdge, and I like him fine. l am
From a new cousin, ALLIE M'MANUS.
Lancaster, S. G., Route 8.
Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you please
admit another boy from the dear old state
B OF North Car0nna, WHICH is very uedr
place to live in, indeed. Well, see some
of the cousins give cmplete description
of themselves. but I will only say that l
am nineteen years of age and omit the
y every state in the union, so all you high
school girls and boys write to me and 1
will assure you of an a 4aMSs r, TERRY
Route 7. Monroe. N. c.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: How about
letting another Georgia boy into your happy
circle of boys and girls? Ny sister and
long time and like it fine. I am nine years
old and am in the third grade. My teacher
is Miss Elizabeth Partee and like her fine
fine and there is not single inexperienced
teacher teaching here. Each one of you old
young write to new cousin, ,,,,,,,,,
Cedartown. Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Wonder if
you will admit two sisters from Georgia
into your circle? Aren't we Georgia Crack
eers having some beautiful spring weather?
of ourselves. Will say we both are bru-
nettes. Irene is fourteen years of age and
! Annie Lee is sixteen. We live in the coun-
try and like it fine. Listen. cousins, you
be sure and write if you want an answer.
We are going to see which one gets the
most letters. and Annie Lee is expecting a
! letter shower on her birthday. May 81.
Hello. Ruby Smith of Chester, Ca, come
again. for it seems like hearing from home.
| I used to live there. Don't forget to
| write to your new cousins,
| IRENE and
| ANNIE LEE LILIES.
| Box II, R. F. D. 4, Fitzgerald. Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit another Alabama girl into your hap
| Ply band of boys and girls? l am fifteen
years, old. Am in the seventh grade at
| school, Listen, cousins. you just ought to
have have been with me Thursday, March 8.
| There was big field day in GreenvlIe, Ala,
| for the school children of Butler county
| The streets of Butler were crowded from
| one of the town to the other. and each
| schoo! was yelling against the other. Our
| school sure had some good yells. and believe
me. we knew how to yell them. too.
| The title to the song which reads in part
| on, no, dear maiden. that never can be
! We true love in my own country" is
| Pretty Moheo.' ! would write the song if
| II was not for breaking Aunt Julias rules
| Come on. You Alabama girls, let's not let
me other states get ahead of us. As my
letter is getting rather long. I will close
| with best wishes to all. Hopeing to hear
l[oh some OF vo1 cousins soon, n niece.
| MYRTLE CAMPBELL.
Pigeon Creek, Ala, Route !.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please ad-
init North Carolina girl into your nanny
! circle. We have been taking The Jonrnal
before planting, or to plant
them in the hull.