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

I have been silent reader of the Let
ter Box for several months and am great
" in love with ! Aunt Jliiia and her her w TSo
Letter Box is my taVorite haunt, and it
always catches my eye first of all. But
listen! I am country girl OF thirteen;
20 to school and am in the sixth grade.
| As this is my first attempt, I guess |
had better close. With sincere hopes Of
age. and will assure You an early answer
Good-by. Your new cousin; ,,n
Rockledge, Ga. ..
admit a North Carolina girl from Tyro
Of cousins? who has my birthday. Octo-
The Journal and l like it fine. I will not
stay long this time. All you girls, and
boys write to me. will answer all let
tiers received With E Se5t Tii WILLIAMS.
| Linwood, N. c., Route 8.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins Will you
admit another Georgia girl into your happy
| band of boys and girls?
| What do you cousins do for pastime? I
| go to school, church and Sunday school, help
mother in the house. and read.
/ live in the city and like city life just
| fine. My age is IA. I in the sixth
grade. All you cousins write to me and send
I
cousin, (MISS) GENER SMITH.
Donaldsonvlle, Ga.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Here comes
two more Georgia kids asking for admit
| lance.
We have been silent readers of the Let
| ter Box for quite while, but wished to get
better acquainted with the cousins, so
thought we would write.
We, like most Of the other cousins,
| live on farm and like farm life fine.
| will this time
only tell our ages. Eula is Is and Eva is
| 10. Well. as this is first attempt will
| close. Two new cousins.
Marietta, Ca, R. F. D. 4.
EULA PETTY.
| Marietta, Ca. Route 3.
Calhoun. Ca, r. No. 5, Nov. 1, 1922.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins Here l
| am again. Although it has been some time
since I have written to the Letter Bog, but
| l haven't failed to read the letters each
week.
Auntie, give me a seat by Vera Reynolds,
while we talk about the Powder and Paint,
| as l see she mentioned it. I'm with you
/ on that, Vera. OF course I can't say that
| l admire paint so very much tnever use it
myself for 1 don't need it,, but don't mind
| seeing it used if it is used right, not just
smeared almost all over the face. OF course,
I use powder and don't see any harm in it,
either. AS 1 said about the paint, ''if it's
used right
| | can't say I'm in favor OF bobbed hair.
| though, especially on large girls. It's all
right where health of hair requires it cut,
| but where it does not, l don't think they
| should. Bernice Beatty, 1 enjoyed your
| letter Why don't more of you boys and
| girls write to the Letter Box? l think
| it's such nice way to tell OF your ex-
perience on certain trips, during the war,
| discussing questions, etc. My letter is get
| ting lengthy. so l must stop.
Aunt Julia, please print this. l would
| like to receive a card and letter shower.
Lovingly, JULIA HOPKINS.
Attention. please! Guess everybody is
guessing who this is. All, it's Just an
other Georgia girl: What's everybody do
| ing nowadays? ] am going to school.
| enjoy it very much. We have real sweet
| teacher. If someone would like to know
her name, it is Miss Leila Castelberry.
Like all the rest of the cousins. 1 think
Aunt Julia is the dearest lady on earth for
giving us space in The Journal. Brunette
Taylor I know your sister, Iris. She lives
| near us. She married nv fathers brother
| Robert. I have heard her speak of you
| often. I would like for you to write to
me. I'll 60 before I break the rule. All
you cousins write me and I will assure you
an answer. Your niece and cousin,
CORENE FUTCH.
Hahira, Ga,