Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-02-28

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins Will you
please let a lonely soldier boy from Caml
n into your happy 6an of f 91 OHy
ter box for a long time and think IL Is
fine. Well, as the other cousins describe
| themselves, I guess I had better too, Dut
listen don't you all run. l have medium
fair complexion, blue eyes, brown hair ano
am nineteen years old. 1 am five feet nine
inches tall, weigh 1876 pounds; 1 VIII wei wei !,
come letters from all the cousins. especially
the girls, and will answer all received
Lovingly your nv RAYMOND cRUMPLER.
Service Battery, Fifth F. A., Camp Bragg
North Carolina.
Dear Aunt Julia and cousins: Wonder
what you all are doing these fine winter
days? I live in the country and like country
life fine. I have two sisters married, two
dead and three unmarried. I go to school
and am in the sixth grade. l have read
and finished December 10. For pets l have
two puppies, one kitten and fourteen pigs.
Will close. Would like to hear from all the
cousins. ANNIE BLUE SANDERSON.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit another Georgia boy into your happy
band of boys and girls? 1 guess all the
boys and girls are going to school. ! am
having grand time. Well, as this is
eighteen years of age, weigh 1870 pounds,
light complexion, black hair. If any of you
boys and girls want to correspond with me,
let your letters fly to JOHN STEVENS.
Hope to see this in print.
Shiloh, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: have been
a silent reader of the letter box for long
time and thought I would write.
Sure do enjoy reading the letter box and
Mary Meredith's advice, also.
If You have, please send 1T to me etaoin
(MIss) FRoNDE MORROW.
Greer, s. c., Route 8.
Hello, Aunt Julia, and all of the Cou-
SINS 1 decided l would come again as it
has been quite awhile since 1 wrote to the
box, although / haven't forgot you all, but
I don't guess any Of you remember me.
What are you Cousins doing these rainy
days? Going to school. I guess. app go
ing to school most all the time wish
have good time. I live in the country
and sure do like to live here. We lived
in town last year, but had rather live in
the country where I can have pretty flow
ers. Well, I won't describe myself this
hime. Please print our letter as my brother
is writing, too. Would like to get some
post cards If You care to write. So, good
MISS EMMA LEE ERWIN.
Mize, Ca, Route 1.
Hello, Aunt Julia, and all the Cousins,
too: What are you all doing these rainy
days? 1 have been rabbit hunting today
and sure had fine time. Well, 1 will
tell you all how 1 look if you don't run:
Dark hair, blue eyes and fair complexion
five feet, six inches high. Please be
seated, now. as the fun is all over. 1 am
farmer and 1 sure like country life better
than city life. Say, if any of my buddies
of Camp Jackson that see my letter please
write to me. There were a lot of us boys
left there last July. Well, will be going
All you Cousins write to me and the one
that will guess my age I will send them
my photo. Am sending five cents for the
orphan. Your Cousin,
ELIZA f. ERWIN.
Mize, Ca, Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia: Here comes another
Mississippi girl to join your happy band
OF boys and girls. 1 am fourteen years old,
have auburn hair, dark brown eyes and fair
complexion. l am about five feet tall and
l weigh about ITO pounds. I am in the
ninth grade. like to go to school very