Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-03-18
Trenton, S. C.

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Dear Aunt Julia: I have been reading
your letters and you ask us all to say what
we want to talk about. l think your sug-
! gestion Of the questions at the bottom of
your letter a good idea, and we would like
! to hear more about it. Do we ask, you the
questions, and you print the answers? I
sure would like that, wouldn't you. all?
well as that is for Aunt Julia to tell us
new game once in while, and for the
cousins to help, too. I just know the ma
| iority of the cousins would love that.
supply runs out. OF course we do things
besides play, wbut I think you will agree
with me that every one should play some
time. ANY way, how about it, cousins :?
| Now you cousins quit describing yourselves
| and get down to business, and let's make
| our old Letter Box run over with good
| things. Tor myself, / pass the descriptions
in the letters, as you positively cannot
even have an idea how you look. Just say
you are brunette, blond or medium; that
H w DO Well are 3unt 5a #
will excuse pencil Gas am in bed and
can't use pen and ink l will close with
my first question. 1 nearly know what
you are going to answer, but here goes: Do
you think it very improper for young
4 married woman with two children to cut
her hair? Will close now. Please tell us
nice game for about three to five people
to play. Sincerely,
] P. S.-Everybody write to me, as want
a--letter from a cousin in every state. VIII
answer all can.-L. e. +.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here |
come again. I enjoyed myself so well
when / was here before until l can hardly
myself fine. go to school at Evergreen
Miss Ruth Bennett is my teacher. l am
bringing her with me this time, so you all
can see how she looks Isn't she pretty
| ENa l. rYNr1 m
so many of you ran before when l described
myself. Edna Paulk, Of Della, Ca, why
don It You write? We would be glad to
have you with us. 1 got many letters pc
! you all. MISS OLIVE HALL
EAutryville, N. c., R.. 2, Box 49,
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will YOU
let a teacher enter your circle? Have read
/ some of your letters and want to write
one myself I like the teach school My
| scholars ali good I am eighteen years of
Of the girls and boys; Your =, un 1IyTgS,
Route 2, Autryville, N. G.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins; What have
you cousins been doing, going to school l
guess? I have. My teacher is Miss Car.
RE Keith. We like her very much. Aunt
Julia, we missed your long chatty let
! glad to hear you are back with us. am
in favor of Aunt Julia's suggested fashion
hints for our letter box. What do the
other cousins. say? 1 must so. Core
Route No. 1, Fayetteville, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
| please make room for me to join your cir
Gle. am a brown-eyed girl of fourteen
your letter box for sveral years and de-
| cided / would ask to join your circle. Would
like to correspond with some Of you.
VERA FAIRCI,oTH
| Midtown, Ga. =
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please let blue-eyed girl Of fourteen
years of age join your circle, as I have
been reader of your letter box for several
years and have enjoyed them very much ?
| Why not some of you cousins write to, as
l. would be Just delighted to correspond
| with YOU? Well, as it is my first letter,
''' ALICE FORD.
| Dear Aunt Julia: Will you please allow
girls corner? I live in the country, six
| teen miles of Elberton. 1 have a good
time, as it is thickly settled. am blonde
| and will leave it with the cousins to guess
| Who has my birthday-November 2? Rgo
| to school and study the eighth grade.
| like school very much. I would be glad to
correspond with some of the cousins. Your
".
Elberton, Ca, Route GA
| Dear Aunt Julia: We're not lonesome this
| beautiful day, but would indeed like to have
| little chat with you and the other cousins
| AS most of the other cousins, we are in
| school and in the fourth grade Our school
| is progressing nicely and we have just fin
! ished making window boxes for our spring
| flowers. We are going to plant nastur-
tlums, verbena, sweet peas, etc, in them.
| We won't describe ourselves, for we are
| ton
| chums in school. We VIII be glad to cor
respond with some other little girls of diff
| ferent schools. Sincerest wishes for
| bright New Year to you all.
EULA B. HENDLEY.
MYRTLE ADAMS.
Vienna, Ca, Route 6.
| Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here 1
| come knocking for admittance, and if can
get in l will promise not to stay long. Like
most of the cousins, 1 live in the country,
| and like country Nfe. How many of the
| cousins like to read? I do, and have read
many books. Among my favorites are 1.-THE
| Man, by Harold Bell Wright I also
| like Gene-Stratton Porter's, Horatio Alger,
| Jr., and Louisa May Aleotts books. / will
be fifteen years old January 30, 1922. Who
| has my birthday? l go 70 school and am in
| the ninth grade. History and English have
| always been interesting studies, but l must
| confess that mathematics and geography
| have never been very interesting to me. l
| would like to exchange letters and photo
graphs with the cousins. Your cousin
/ ALYNE MURPHY. 81
Andalusia, Ala, Route G, Box ST.
Dear AUNT Julia, Girls and Boys OF Our
| Letter Box l am a new reader of the
paper and Letter Box asking for early ad-
mission. I was a soldier in France and
came home with the Seventh DIVISION COM
| pany d, Fourteenth brigade. / was invited
by two Tennessee girls to write to the
/ eight-page Commercial-Appeal, so l thought
1 would write to the Tri-Weekly. 1 am
trying to get enough silk and satin scraps
to piece me a service friendship quilt.
ALI of you new cousins please send me some
if you have any. l thank Aunt Julia and
all cousins in advance. 1 have some good
eX-solder friends in Georgia. If any of
you cousins from Carrollton see this please
show it to Dumah Williamson. We were
bunkmates in the A. E. r. I have q poem
that l composed in France. If Aunt Julia
will publish it 1 will send 1t at once for
| examination. Good-by to all. Send your
letters to HOMER MORMON.
Hamburg, Ark, Route 4, Box 10.
Hello, Aunt Julia! Say, wake up
cousins; don't go to sleep so early. Can't
you all stay awake just a few minutes and
let me have little chat? 1 think Aunt
Julia is just wonderful, now don't you all
| She certainly is doing a great work. 1 live
| in the sticks-oh / mean in the country
! and am crazy about the country. If any OF
| you cousins want to know how this country
| cracker looks just write to her. 1 will say
I am A twin and my age is between four-