Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-05

1t really was ulpIISS ~ lllS elllN'
also my parents when [ saw my let
ter at the top of the letter box col
umn, for 1 hadn't told any one that
[ had written on the trees. l also
wish to compliment j. w. Mcln-
tosh, of DadeVille. Ala, for writing
such a nice letter.
notice he gave his age. I failed
to give mine, but will say l am eleV-
Ell years of age.
Cousins, don't you all agree with
Aunt Julia that we all should open
our eyes and give more thought and
attention to the beautiful forests
that nature provides for us? [
live in the country and I'm sure |
would not exchange with any of my
city friends.
Well, l suppose I've detained you
all long enough. Thanking you for
your kind attention. From an old
cousin.
MATTE ETHEL BLISSETT.
Adrian, Ga, Route /.
P. s.: Enclosed please find dime
My Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: How
is everybody: DO an any OF you Ro rens 1onr
| cousins, and made some very. good friends
| through correspondence. 1 also had the
| pleasure of meeting some Of them. think
| the Letter Box is very nice for the girls
| and boys.
Aunt Julia, have lots of fall bulbs
planted and have hyd Hir% ha and rrow So
fast and l expect to have some nice house
plants by Christmas. l greatly love flow
What are you cousins doing? I'm taking
a business course at present and that
takes up great portion. Of my time.
crochet embIoider, knit and cook. also
play the piano some, when L find time.
| love music, and have quite a BUNCH of
me the song 'Margery?" III let you
take your choice from list of mine in
exchange described myself before, there
| fore | will not this time. You might guess
my age though. If you do. I'll send a
snapshot. It's between seventeen and TWEEN
Everybody he good, Start now planning
everybody happy. VIII be delighted to hear
from you cousins. All good wishes and
ANNIE HARRIS.
Cass Station, Ga
gave in The Journal of Thursday, 9th, for
making the glove and handkerchief box.
is very nice. I'm glad you gave it and
thank you. am going to make, several for
Christmas gifts. A. A. H.
Dear, AUNT Julia and Cousins: I
thought I would try one letter to the
| Letter Box as / have never written be-
fore. I sure would like to be with Aunt
Julia and cousins this warm afternoon. I
am sure [ could enjoy myself fine. Some
of you cousins come spend Christmas with
time, sure d. like TO live here in Florida.
What do you cousins do for pastime? For
myself, L read and work in flowers. We
have some pretty flowers. I just wish
Aunt Julia could them. won't de-
scribe myself for l would make some Of
YOU girls and boys run. I am blue-eyed,
| though, like all the rest of the DenmarkS.
Sorre of you good-looking boys and girls
write me. I would be glad to hear from
any or you, and will assure You an an
| sWer Your nav niece aud cousin
LEILA DENMARK.
Lake City, Fla. r. c. Box go.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: 1 have been
a silent reader of the letter box a good
many years and l enjoy all the letters. l
think Aunt Julia is dear. sweet woman.
| | would enjoy meeting her personally and
having a long chat with her. How many
Joy going. I 90 to Duluth High school and
am in the tenth grade. I believe every
body should have an education. Don't you
cousins think so? You can't be robbed of
Will assure you an answer. If any of you
| cousins have copy of the song My
Mothers Prayers Have Followed Me-"
wish you would send it to me, and it GER,
| tainly will be appreciated. Love to all.
CALLIE GREENE.
Roswell, Ca, Route 81.
Dearest Aunt Julia: Will you let Flor
ida boy join your happy circle just few
moments, as this is my first attempt?
Who has my birthday. February 20? If
anyone has my birthday, write me J card.
| Best wishes to all.
MURRY wHIpDON.
Sneads, Fla, Route A.
| P. S.: Florida kids, wake up; are so
far behind the other states are getting
ahead of us.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII
you admit a North Carolina girl into your
| happy band of boys and girls? / live in
| the country and like country life fine.
| live ten miles from the nearest town.
think Aunt Julia is a fine lady to let us
have letter box in the paper and do
enjoy reading the letters. Will some one
please send me the songs, ''Nobody's OAR
ling On Earth" The Dying Cowboy" The
Lips That Touch Liquor Shall Never Touch
Mine" I'm the Moonlight Alone" and
when the Roses Bloom Again." These
are my favorite songs, and l hope Aunt
Julia will print this. as / do want the
next time. l am sixteen years old. If
any of you boys and girls wish to CORE
spond with b!ue-eyed girl, come ahead. 1
GoLDA DAVIS.
Rennert, n. c., Route l, Box IS.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii you
please admit a Georgia girl into your hap
| ny band? What are all you cousins doing
| for pastlme! Gong to school, L guess.
haven't started, but I going to start
soon. I go to Oak Grove school, and am
in the seventh grade. I would like to
hear from some of you cousins. 1 get lone
| some sometimes, | have sister or
brother, single. have been going to sing
mig school. l surely do like music. l will
not describe myself. All Of you who wish
| to know how l look. write to me. 1 leave
my age for you to guess, between fourteen
and sixteen All you cousins write. Who
will be first? Will answer all letters and
| cards received. GoOdby cousins, auntie
| also.
JESSIE MAE M'MAHON.
Cisco, Ca. Route /, Box c.
| p s.: Find ten cents for the orphan.