Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-09-16

how awful lonely I get sometimes. will
bid adieu. Your niece and cousin,
BRUNELLE TAYLOR.
Stockton, Ca, r. f. D. 2, Box 80.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins Will you
let little girl from south Georgia join
your happy circle? I'll promise not to
break the rules. I live in the country,
with my aunt and uncle. We lived at
Bombay, Fla, until last year. Mother died
and we came to Georgia Auntie takes The
I'm ten years of age. Some Of you little
girls about my age write me some nice,
newsy letters Lovingly En,rr, 9nnoux
Arab, Ca, r. No. l.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
another Georgia boy. who wishes to come
into your happy band Like most of the
cousins, 1 live on the farm, and like farm
life fine. Cousins, don't you all think it
nice of Aunt Julia to allow space enough
for the Letter Box? What do you cousins
do for amusement? l 20 fishing and swim
ming. Come again, G. D. Branyon: you are
doing fine, old boy. will not describe my
years of age. Who, has my birthday, Au-
gust 5? All you cousins who wish to cor
respond with Georgia Cracker write to
S. e. COLLINS.
Danielsville, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia: May I this afternoon
enter your happy band? I hope you will be
kind enough to let me in, for / want to chat
with the cousins. Now 1 wonder what you
cousins are doing. work in the flower
yard, read and help with the Homework. 1
live on a farm, and enjoy country life fine.
1 go to Sunday school almost every Sunday.
and enjoy it fine. 1 have two sisters older
than myself and one sister younger. You
cousins remember Mamie Garrison, who
wrote the Letter Box; she is one of my
chums. Well. as my letter Is letting long.
I'll close. If any of you little girls and
boys between the age of twelve and sixteen
IN IN frv To all
| receive. My age is fourteen.
BERDIE NICHOLSON.
Blue Ridge. Ca. r. F. D. 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
band? 1 have never written to the Letter
Box before. I, like most of the cousins, am
country girl, and like it fine. I wonder
how many of you like to read sure do.
| My favorite books in school are spelling,
reading, history. I sure do like to go to
school. Our school is out now. My teach
er's name was Miss Lille Matthews. I
like her very much: I am IA years old.
Who has my birthday, January 8? Your
new cousin, JUANITA JOINER,
| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I wonder
what you and the cousins are doing this
afternoon. l have written to you and the
cousins once before, but 1 guess I addressed
| 1t wrong. I am a Georgia girl, and
live In the country on farm, but don't
have been M to s school in the country. ann ann
II years old. For my pets I have two
kittens and two chickens. MY birthday
will be just one month away, it will be
on August 4th. 1 will be in the fifth
grade next year. Well, as. it is nearly
time to feed the chickens and get up eggs,
will close. With love to you and the
happy band. OLETA BATTLE.
Cuthbert, Ca, Route No.! 3.
| Dear Aunut Julia and Cousins: VIII you
please admit Georgia girl into your happy
circle? l have been reading your letters and
| enjoying them so much. l live on the farm.
enjoy living on the farm, especially when
| the fruit is ripe. go to school nine months
| in year. I am in the fourth grade. My
! teachers name is Miss Kitty Burns, Of
Waycross. Ga. She is the sweetest teacher
ever had. 1 am ten years old. How many
of you have my birthday, the Both of No
gember? Our yard has petunias, gladolas,
geraniuns, sweet peas and nasturtiums
blooming. What do you all do for amuse-
ment?> I am very fond Of animals. Just
few weeks ago my father bought a little
black lamb. I named it Jack. 1 pet it
until it is so spoiled it will cry for me
when I leave it. 1t follows me almost
everywhere 1 go. Do any Of you cousins
go to Sunday school? I do. 1 live in good
old northeast Georgia, where the apples and
peaches grow. With lots of love to all the
cousins. LOLA LASDERS.
Gainesville, Ga.
! P. SCI hope some of you cousins will
write to me.