Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-11-21

age2 1t Is between fifteen and twenty.
Would like to receive letters from all the
cousins that care to write. AS my letter
is getting lengthy, must go. So let your
OLLIE MAE BREWER.
Lumber City, Ca, Route 1. Box l24.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: AL
though you never dreamed that such
creature as myself existed, l feel as if we
the letters written by your happy cousins
for some time, but could never decide to
write until now. I'll give you tiny idea
have dark brown hair, dark complexion,
brown eyes, and weigh 115 pounds. For
pastime l go to school and study the sew
to guess. 1t is between fifteen and twenty
years. To the one that guesses my age I
will send my photo. NV letter is already
too long, SO all you cousins write me. I'll
answer all letters. Your new cousin,
(MISS) JESSIE TOMPKINS.
Lumber City, Ca, r. F. D. 1, Box lit.
Hello, Aunt Julia, Cousins, One and All:
No doubt you will be surprised to hear from
me again as l have written once before.
Guess some of you remember me. / re-
answer all. I appreciated them every one.
All that didn't receive an answer, please
don't get discouraged, but write again. 1t
has been two years since wrote to the
dear old letter box, but I enjoy reading
every letter wrote by every one Of you. I
think it just grand Of Aunt Julia to give
us an opportunity to become friends
through the letter box. Wonder how many
of you are going to school? I trust that
every one will go, if you are not going now.
Education is great thing to have; every
cnlld should go to school every day, and try
gave description of myself before, will
not frighten you again; however, I'll let
you guess my age, which is between nine
tu-fi To thn hat
guesses my age, I'll send a photo in return.
My letter is rather lengthy, 50 I must go.
Thanking Aunt Julia for printing my other
letter Everybody write me. Will answer
(MISS) MYRTICE BREWER.
Lumber City, Ga, R. F. D. 1, Box 100.
Dear Aunt Julia: 1 wonder If you will
let me in, your happy band of boys and
girls? AS this is my first attempt to write
to The Journal you will have to consider
me, as 1 am so timid. My brother takes
The Journal and 1 like to read the letters
from boys and girls. Ny home is in Mis-
at home and get awful lonesome How
many of you girls like to go horseback rid
ing, hunting grapes and going in swimming
and and all such such fun? l do like to be out
flowers. I don't think a home is complete
without music and flowers, What do you
boys and girls do on SUNDAYS? I go to
Sunday school on Sunday ewing and read
can get. Am trying to learn music now.
If any of you have the words to You'd Be
Surprised" please send me a copy. How
many of you girls use powder and paint? /
do, but really think the paint ought to
and drink? which is the worst, IT, drink fs' w
and smoking or painting and powdering? /
don't think the girls ought to fuss at the
boys for smoking and drinking if they are
going to polish themselves up like ghosts.
really think it is sinful. How many of
you an have my birthday, November 1877
My mother and father gave me nice Bible
my last birthday. I wondering what
they are going to give me this time I
will be seventeen. I am expecting flow
OF letters and cards that day. Now If
any of you girls and boys care to write to
me, L will answer you, as 1 enjoy reading
letters From a Mississippi cousin,
DENA FROSHOUR.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit South Carolina girl into your happy
band of boys and girls? go to school ev-
cry day. 1 am in the seventh grade. We
Jump the rope and play basketball. What
mother and read. have been reading the
letter box for some time. 1 will not de-
scribe myself this time. If my letter is
birthday is November 81. I am between
thirteen and fifteen years I will try to
answer all mail received. Your new cousin,
INEz BUsBIA.
NNNNi ~"A"hU' ~ W. w T. u. ..
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Will YOU
please admit two Georgia girls into your
happy circle? This is our first time. we
have been reading the letter box for some
time and think it is the best thing in The
Journal, don't you cousins? We will not
describe ourselves this time, will only tell
orr ages. l. Julia, between nine and
Fifteen. /. Eloise, am between eleven and
sixteen. Let's see hoy many of you can
guess our ages. Cousins, if you wish to
write to us, write and we will answer all
letters and cards received. If you write to
Julia, put it in care of Mr.. A. l.. Brannen
We will close now. Your new cousins
EL0ISE SMITH,
JULIA BRANNEN.
Statesboro, Ca, Route D.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Move over
and give me seat by Aunt Julia. How
pleased l would be to pick up Journal
and find that Aunt Julia had printed my
letter, as 1 have been reading the Letter
Box for a long time. How many of you
like flowers? 1 do. l like to attend to
them. l go to school and am in the fifth
grade and enjoy it fine. / will leave my
age for YOU to Guess--I am between thir-
teen ard sixteen. Now all you cousins must
write to me. ] will answer all letters and
cards received, Like most of you cousins.
'i"" ca tho farm and enjoy farm life fine.
i,1r row cousin,
SUSIE JANE WHITE.
rrr1lc, ca, L. f. d. A,