Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-11-25

Dear Children-This is to call your
attention to. the fact that your
Health Contest closes on December
18th. 1 do hope that we have long
list of Good Health contestants.
Lovingly, AUNT JULIA
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
a happy band of boys and girls. We all
live on farms, and enjoy life to the highest.
We are not going to describe ourselves, but
will say our ages are between eleven and
twenty-five. Guess we had better go before
Mr.. W. B. comes. Your cousins, Iva
Monaghan, Addie Half Fannie Hall,
Laura Truesdel, Julian Price, Florie Out
law, Ralph Huntley, Grace Davis. Henry
Huntley, Louise Pate, Ashmore Truesdel,
Ida Pate, Mae Baker. Bert Truesdel Fur
man Pate, Virginia Hancock, Lottie Davis.
Please send separate letters if you wish to
write. Address Lucknow, S. c., Route 2.
If any of you cousins wish to write us, let
your letters fly and we will assure you they
will be answered.
Hello, Aunt Julia and cousins, one and
all No doubt you will be surprised to hear
from another Georgia girl, but, as l have
written before, 1 thought I would endeavor
to enter. Cousins, don't you all think Aunt
Julia a perfect dear? I do. / wish I could
see her, and all of you, too. l will not de-
scribe myself this time, for fear Aunt Julia
say I'm we'll up in the teens. You cousins
let me hear from you.
MYRTLE POsEY.
Milledgeville, Ca, Route 3.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please ad-
nit three sixteen-year-old schoolmates into
your happy band of boys and girls. We
like most Of you cousins, live in the coun-
try, and would not exchange for the city.
We are in the ninth grade and attend school
at Rico High. We are just crazy about our
teacher. Perhaps some OF you cousins know
her-Miss Bessie Pickett, Of Richland, Ga.
For pastime, in the summer, we go fishing
and swimming, but in the winter we put in
hard studying. We surely do enjoy reading
the nice, interesting letters you cousins
write. We think it is so nice in dear Aunt
Julia to let us have a column. Our daddies
take The Journal and think it Is a grand
paper. If any of you cousins would like to
correspond with three middle Georgia girls,
address PRATHER BLlSSETT.
RUBY GURLEY.
KATIE LANGLEY.
Palmetto, Ca, Route 2.
P. S.-We will answer all letters re-
ceved from both boys and girls. We all
have the same address. Please send snap
shots.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: am little
boy, ten years old. 1 read the Letter Box,
and like it fine so I thought 1 would write.
I go to school and am in the fifth grade.
1 like to go to school fine. My teachers
name Is Mr.. Carter. I think we should go
to school and make good use of our time.
will close by asking who has my birthday,
October 90 EDWARD MULkEY.
Kennesaw, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: When
Miss Turnage told me that she had written
to you, it made me want to write, too.
wrote you once when 1 was at home and
thank Aunt Julia very much for printing
my letter. Guess most of you are going
to school now. / am in training school an6
think nursing is grand profession. L
would be delighted to hear from cousins
from all the states, SO write, brunette or
eighteen years, will answer all letters and
cards. Lovingly,
Donoldsville, Ca, care Chason's Hospital.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: am just
wondering if you will admit me into your
jolly circle. 1 have written to the letter
box once before, but was not admitted, but
l hope to be this time. Cousins, isn't
Aunt Julia dear to give place in the
dear old Journal to get acquainted with
each other. 1 go to school at Plainvllle'
and am in the eighth grade. Who has my
receive letters from all boys and girls, so
cousins. if you wish to correspond with
0"I0' '- CLARA PITTMAN.
,Pendergrass, Ca, r. 3. Box 81.
P. ST would like to exchange letters
with all who care to write.-C. b. P.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
comes a Georgia girl to join your happy
band. I have written to the letter box
before, but was not admitted. what nave
you cousins been doing for pastlme: READ
help mother in the household. / live on a
farm, like most of the cousins, do like 1t
fine. Dad takes The Journal and ! READ
| the letter box. My school starts in Few
weeks and will be glad. l am in the
sixth grade. Cousins, it is coming Christ
mas time and l am planning to have pig
| time. | wish some of you cousins would
come and spend Christmas with me. We
would have a jolly old time. / am blonde
of thirteen summers. vii lansWer all leI-
tiers received. Lovingly,
Pendergrass, Ca, R. f. d. 3, Box 81
Dear Aunt Julia: Here comes lonely
! nurse to your council hoping to be az
mitted. for 1 take a delight in correspond
ence. 1 wonder if my old cousin correspond
ents will see this? 1 hope they Will, Tor
I'd be delighted for them to even drop me
n oord as I've entered training since | cor