Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-03

want to correspond with an Alabama girl,
let your letters fly to new , cousin I1; I,Drr,
Empire, Ala, Route 2.
P. S.-Here is my bit for orphan.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
come two more South Carolina girls to
join your happy band of boys and girls, if
we are permitted. Why don't more of you
South Carolina cousins write? We enjoy
reading the Letter Box, so come on with
your interesting letters, one and all. We
will try and give you description of our
selves as it seems to be the rule. !, Vir-
ginia, am 8 feet inches high, weigh liz
pounds, have blue eyes, medium brown
hair, fair cmoplexion, and am IL years old.
I, Sophia, am feet 5 inches high, weigh
rs pounds, have brown eyes, black hair,
fair complexion, and am is years old. Now,
come from behind the door, the fright is
over, We will be going before W. B. comes
this way. Some of you cousins write TO u.s.
!" AL '''' " WV SOPHIA BISHOP.
VIRGINIA CAMP.
Inman, s. c., Route l.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please ad-
nit lonely boy from down in south MIS-.
sissippi into your happy band OF boys ana
girls have been a silent reader Tor some
time and think the Letter Box just simply
fine. l have medium fair complexion, pIue
eyes, black hair and am IL years oid' Il
am s feet 6 inches tall and weigh 14O
| hounds, 1 welcome letters from all the
| Cousins. especially the good-looking girls
Viii answer all letters received. Lovingly,
| your new nephew, ,,,,,,
Gloster, Miss, Route l.
My Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:l Here
comes 16-year-old girl from MISSISSIPPI
| to toin your happy circle. l have been
a reader of the Letter Box for some time
| and like it better than anything else IN
The Journal. Say, why don't some OF the
rest of you little delicate Mlsslsslpplans
write and let's not let the other foiks geC
a head of south Mississippi. l will describe
| myself and 60: Am brunette, with curry
! hobbed hair weigh 120 pounds, and am a
| Junior of '21, Now, let letters and cards
| fly to this kid at Gloster. Will answer all
HAZEL SMITH.
Gloster, Miss.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
a lone!y Alabama boy. think Aunt Julia
| is = grand old aunt live about six miles
from AtmorS i i've t on f large Veil Veil as
| rm a new cousin, / guess some OF the Soou-
looking girls want to know how l look, anu
| SO here goes l have medium cohipleAt S' u,
|
| fall and tip the scales at los pounds: VINO
! has my birthday-January 4? VIII leaTe
| my age for any of the cousins TO guess: MY
age is between eighteen and twenty, Wen
as my letter is getting long,. will close;
If any of the cousins want TO write 10
lonely Alabama boy, write to this boy; NV,
| ROBERT LEE GULLEI.
Atmore, Ala, Route b, Box 233.
Hello, Aunt Julia and cousins! l guess
| nearly all of you have forgotten me- us Al
has been quite a while since nave written
| / want TO thank each and every one OF tl.t
cousins who wrote to me, and will ask you
to pardon me for not writing to all OF you
us / received so many nice, friendly letters
| fiat / didn't have time to answer all CT
them. will not describe myself TINS time
as l haven't changed very much from VIVA,
| I was before. l guess most OF you are gong
| to school and the rest are probably making
! syrup. Now, just q word to those who arc
attending school. Remember that scnoo
days are the happiest days or cur hves' pu.
| still they should be used to the very best
| advantage as the time has come when al
education is indeed very important II we
expect to succeed in life. Now, OF coufst
| all of vol want to lie succ, sSful men al
women some day. So, cousins, get the Desl
education yOu can while You are TuH;'g arr
easy to learn. How many of thecousin!
attended the Gulf States fair at Mobile!
did for one, and enjoyed being there very
| much. Listen, Beatrice w. Why didn
you answer my last letter? Oh, yes, VIVA
has become of "Bilr' and Josephine Drls
| kell. CT Granu bay' Aour 1rlenu nIt4 cUu9iH
Atmore, Ala, Route B, Box 2S3.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Hello, Cous
| ms! Will you all allow q little stranger u
enter in to chat with you merry girls
and boys this afternoon? Well, here am
| My! / surely would like to get seat By
that good-looking boy over there. guess
YOU all are wondering who l am and how
! / look; so will tell you: / am little
country girl. live three miles from Talmo
| Ca j go to school at Pond Fork. L am II
the sixth grade, fourteen years old, fee
and inches tall, have brown hair, gre!
| eyes, dark complexion, weigh no pounds.
helm father work on the farm and enjoy
very much. can play very well and maxi
tatting. How many of you like to read
| surely do. We have large library at oul
school and you know 1 have splendid time
| reading, Well / am afraid Mr.. Waste
basket will get this; so guess I'd better so
All of you cousins write to
WILLO NELL SMITH.
Pendergrass, Ga, Route 8.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will yor
admit North Carolina girl into your happ!
band of boys and girls? What do you girls
do for pastime? 1 crochet and read wheI
am not in school. am going to schOo
now and surely do like to go. Now, don
you all get scared and run, as l am golnt
TO describe myself. l am 5 feet 5 inches
tall, have brown hair, gray eyes, dark com
pleXion and weigh ia pounds. 1 will leaVt
my age for you all to guess, between fit
teen and eighteen years.
! Your new cousin,
| LEILA NJ. ENSLEY.
Dillsboro, N. G.
P. S.-You cousins let your cards and let
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