Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-10-21

girl and live with my grandparents. My
grandfather takes The Journal, and l like
| 1t fine, especially the Letter Box. 1 will
not describe myself; will only say I am
fifteen years old. Some of you cousins
please send me the songs, Nobody Cares
for Me" and when You and l Were
Young, Maggie" Some of you cousins write
/ me. A new cousin,
NANCY NORMAN.
Berlin. Ca, Route 1, Box 25.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: We are three
lonely South Carolina girls who wish to
| be admitted into your happy band of boys
and girls. We live on the farm and like
We are cousins and sure have nice
i, Maggie, go to school at the Robert
Fletcher Memorial school. 1t Is sure a
Rce place like my sa her, miss th Aqa
Mary and Jennie go to school at Mintury,
S. Co., and like their school. Cousins. don
you think Aunt Julia is the dearest lady
l, Maggie, have little sisteE: who
would like to hear from o., some Of uo you
tween - and is. With lots Of love to
Aunt Julia and the cousins. Will try to
answer all letters. 20:
Mccall. s. c.. R. F: ;. i, Box Is.
JENNIE HARRIS.
P. S. My little sisters address is.
LULIE HARRIS.
We inclose ten cents for the baby.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins. Will you
happy circle? / have been reading the let
ter box for a long time. I, like most of
the cousins, live on a farm. I guess most
of the cousins are going to school. sure
do enjoy going to school. am in the
eighth grade at school. My age is fourteen.
Who has my birthday, March g? Aunt Ju-
lilo TN1a int Oft 7 hard1
see any letters from Louisiana. So trust
ing to hear from you cousins at an early
date. 1 am new cousin.
PINKEY EDWARDS.
Many, La, Route 4, Box 60.
Dearest Cousins: l will write to the let
ter box again and If Aunt Julia is mercifuI
this time 1 may come again. I had a letter
printed back in February and have had
the best time answering letters I ever had
l have been going to school all summer
| and having a good time at the all-day sing
ings, helping the big dinner along. Have
been to a writing school and two singing
schools. In the school room most all sum-
mer and now in the sophomore class at
Boaz.
wish more high schools boys and girls
would write to the letter box and make it
the best one in the SOUTH A good inter
esting letter can't be beat. When you
come bring with you. In a few
seconds 1 will introduce to you another
Alabama boy.
Well, friends. this is R. J. Pounds:
Hello! Yes, he has got me into it at
last. I have been wanting to write to the
box for long time but could not get any
one to lead the way. Ernest has been in
the lake Of Cousins for a long time and
says the water is not hot. Just right for
lively boys and girls. I everything he
does and he has told you what he has done
and it is not any use to write a letter like
his. 1 (we) want several high school and
college girls to write and you may send
your picture in the first letter if you want
TO. Just suit yourself about it. Be glad
you would, though.
If l write much more Aunt Julia won't
print this and if she don't l am going to
write another one. Answer all you high
school girls and boys.
ERNEST PARKER,
Boaz, Ala, r. F. D. 3, Box 90.
Il. J. POUNDS,
r. F. D. 8, l23vstluao w onotlI etao
Boaz, Ala, R. D. d. 8, Box %.