Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-17

part of the paper. Cousins, what do you
think of Aunt Julia, any way? We think
she is just lovely. Niles Craig Clark, of
Waterloo, s. c.. please come again, your
| cousins have the piece entitled whittier
Than Snow and will send it to us, we
certainly will appreciate it and will re-
turn the favor in any way we can. We
will not give a description of ourselves,
but Doris L. is 16 and Annie B, IS. We
will be glad to hear from any Of the nice
boys and girls who wish to write.
2 2SEIH & &. G GFTsP.
Callettsville, N. G.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I have
been reading the 'letterbox" for sometime,
but never could pick up courage enough to
write until now. What do you cousins do
| for pastime? 1 spend most of my time
| from West Virginia would write. We are
letting some of the other states get ahead
of us. Like most of you cousins, l live on
a farm and like it ust fine: Our school
closed the first of May. 1 did not go
very much this winter but study the eighth
grade when 1 do go. 1 will not describe
myself as you could not tell how look,
but will say that my age is between fifteen
and twenty. Will some of you cousins
please send me the song IT'LL We Meet
Again.? All of you cousins write to me.
will promise to answer all l can.
AEICE HUGHES.
Grippe, W. Va.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
a little ten-year-old girl to join your happy
band. Well, boys and girls, what have you
all been doing for pastime$ l write and
read. I have been going to school but my
was in the fifth and sixth grades when
school stopped. Well, this is my first
| time, guess I had better stop.
| With all good wishes,
A pONSiO
GLADYS MOORE.
Long Creek, S. c.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you ad-
nit two Georgia kids into your happy band
| to chat just a few moments? We will
promise not to stay long. What do You
| field as we are like most of the cousins
and live on the farm. l guess some of you
| cousins are going to school, Our school is
not going on now. 1t closed in March.
Aunt Julia, 1 wish you would print the
baby's picture again, for we didn't see it.
Will leave our ages for you to guess, be-
tween and Is. Let US hear from some
| of you cousins. . $500.
NINA DAVIS.
HARLAND DAVIS.
Ramhurst, Ca, R. 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
| comes another Georgia girl to join your
| happy band and hope you will have room
| for me.
I have written to the letter box once
before and gained several sweet little
friends through these columns. How are
you II liking this beautiful weather?
think it is just fine: 1t is so, good to
| be out in the country in the spring time
and hear the birds sing happy carols where
the sweetest flowers grow.
I am a farmers daughter and I dearly
love country life. I have three sisters and
| five brothers. Some family, Ell? But as
the old saying goes "the more the mer-
rier." One of my brothers EImo) is writing
to the letter box with me. We are going
| to see which of us gets the most letters.
He is to present with a testament if
get the most. but If he gets the most I'm
to give him the present, so all Of you must
write to me. If any one by the name of
Suit sees this letter l would be glad
to hear from them.
1 will be fifteen the 30th of August.
If 1 had twin 1 would be glad to
, get a letter from her.
Don't forget to write to your little Cou-
sin.
JENNIE LEE SUIT.
brake town. Ca.
P. s.-p&ase find inclosed cents for
! the baby.