Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-10-24

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paper printed.
All letters not to exceed $50 to 200
words.
Dear Children: This is the last
call for your tree letters. The last
day is October 30th.
OF course, I hope that you have
been studying the beauty of your
trees all summer, and that it isn't
a matter of rushing through a let
ter in hope Of winning the two SIS
prizes offered for the best letter
from a boy and a girl.
With Christmas just around the
corner that prize will mean lot
of happy giving, but you will also
receive a goodly store Of informa-
ton if you study trees.
Come along with your letters so
your paper will know that you ap-
preciate the effort made for your
pleasure and profit. Lovingly,
AUNT JULIA.
Dear Aunt Julia: As have been a read
er of the letter box for a long time and
enjoy it 50 much, I must join it,. 1t is
such nice place to get acquainted with
the boys and girls of the different states.
l think it is the most important of all The
Journal. / suppose most Of you cousins are
attending school, aren't you? 1 am sixteen
years old and study the eighth grade. We
have large school building with seven
rooms and have Seven school teachers and a
music teacher. One thing makes the let
tiers so interesting arg the ones that write
about Christian welfare and that's what
like to read. I am a member OF the mis-
sionary Baptist church and attend church
and Sunday school. We only have preaching
every third Sunday. We have the B. Y. P.
U. on Sunday evening and prayer meeting
on Thursday night at the Baptist church,
and Epworth league on Sunday evening and
Methodist church. I will appreciate all
letters or cards received and will assure
you an answer. A new niece and cousin.
MATTE WILSON.
Coal City, Ala, Box 50.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit another Georgia girl into your happy
band of boys ana girls? have been a ST.
lent reader Of the letter box for some time,
and as have never seen a letter from my
home town decided to write. Like lots of
the cousins, I live on farm and like farm
life fine. Do not think that I would like
to exchange with any Of the city cousins.
Will not describe myself, just say my age
is ninZeen. Who has my birthday, Octo-.
Der IL? AS Aunt Julia likes short letters,
guess l had best bring this to an end. All
letters will be highly appreciated and will
answer all received. Your pew cousin,
ADDIE NJ. GLENN.
Rome, Ca, Route 3.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit another Georgia girl into your
happy band of boys and girls? / am u
brown-eyed girl Of fifteen years. 1 am 60
ing to school now and am in the seventh
grade. I like my teacher fine. For pas
time I read, go to school and help about
the housework. How many CT you cousins
like to go to Sunday school? I do and go
every Sunday. We have an organ and L N
very fond Of music. Well. as this is my
first attempt, will close. All you cous-
ms write me. Will answer all letters and
ALMA CHAMBERS.
Waycross, Ga, Box 242.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins Here
comes another girl from Georgia to join
your happy, band of boys. and girls. 1 have
been silent reader of the Letter Box
a long time. 1 always read the letters
first when The Journal comes, and think
with others in different states.
live on the farm as most Of the cous-
ms do, and am proud to, for like quiet
ness. also like to 60 to church and Sun
day school and entertainments. can do
most any kind of work that any other
girl. can do. 1 am fond of reading and
1t is most too cool now to go in bath
i I4e,, 50 n we Will 80 to school for pastime:
cousins. VIII answer all 1 can. 1 will
not describe myself this time, as Mr.. w.
Basket got my other letter. Oceans of
Cairo, Ca, Route 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
befept hanoi another ef Georga FIJI into
farm. ! like farm life. If any of you
cousins wish to write to me, I can assure
you an answer in return. Your niece and
cousin,
ALICE AIDAy.
Donalsonville, Ca, Route B, Box 1871
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: Aunt
Julia, what are your boys and girls do
ing IN these fine autumn days? l am going
will answer all letters and cards received
from you cousins: Your sincere friend.
Waycross, Ca, Box PAP.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Will Won sc-
eept little Georgia girl in your happy
band of boys and girls? 1 live In the coun-
try and like the farm. I am going to
te e n Snd am in the ninth gnde Write
answer. am your gu ~ niece e En-, and cousin;
Donalsonvil1e, Ga. '-'N'1'
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit Georgia girl into your happy
band Of boys and girls? My papa, takes
The Journal and 1 enjoy reading the paper
but most of all the letter box. 1 wrote to
the letter box once before, but my letter
~" PAAhSCu, DuI nope 1t Will De DrlnC-
ed this time. What do you cousins do for
pastime? 1 read, crochet and help with
the housework. My school starts Monday
and 1 sure will be glad when it. does. Like
farm and like farm life fine Who has nv
birthday, August %? was sixteen. All
the cousins that care to, write me.
ROSA PAULK.
Alapaha, Ca, Route f. Box %.
Hello, Aunt Julia and the Children: Will
nj IrosA
happy band of girls and boys? I have been
a. reader of your letter box for a long
time. l think it is great pleasure to US
and Aunt Julia for The Journal to give us
place to correspond with each other.
Come on you Georgia boys, we are letting
the girls get ahead Of us. What do YOU
cousins do for pastime? ! help papa work
on the farm. Our school starts Monday,
october 2. We have fine school at Chula.
will be in the sixth grade. Who has my
birthday, August 81? 1 will be thirteen
years old. 1 will not describe myself this
time Your new nephew and cousin.
JOHN B. CHAPMAN.
Chula, Ca, Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: We are
two girls coming to join your happy band
We have read many interesting letters and
we are going to write. We are chums at
school and we have a good time. We are
both in the sixth grade. Agnes is ten; her
birthday is October IS. Adell is twelve;
her birthday is September 49, If we see
this In print we will write again. Please
write to
AGNES KENDRICK,
ADELL WRIGHT.
Morven, Ga.
Hello Aunt Julia and Cousins: Move over
bit and make room for another cousin
from Georgia. How many of you cousins
take The Journal? We do and I enjoy read
Ing the letters very much. I have written
once before, but did not see my letter in
print, so thought 1 would write again.
will not describe myself this time, will only
say l am a girl, twelve years of age. Who
has my birthday, December "a? Will close,
hoping 10 near from some OF you cousins.
cousins.
JESSIE BROWN.