Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-04-22

All letters not to exceed $50 to 200
words.
Dear Children: We used so much
space for our Honor Roll last time
that I am only going to write you a
note this time. We will have to work
harder on our mite box if we expect
to do anything this year.
AUNT JULIA.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: This beau
tful spring-like weather makes me reel
! like grabbing my pen and notebook anu
rushing off to the bank of some woodland
stream, and write, write, write. VIII TINS
little missive fall into the hands OF some
one who has q similar inclination, or do
we have but few literary aspirants IN our
Corner" Writing, like all other worth
while professions, requires time and patlence
spent in honest, conscientious study before
we may expect to achieve success. Untll
we get the knack of looking upon trlals
as a stepping stone to something higher,
l doubt very much whether we can Gimp
the ladder Of success in any profession
A ''writer's" trail will have many rejection
slips along the way before he begins TO
of you happen to be striving for fame and
name as an ''ink singer don't give
UP at the first obstacles in your path. Just
remember that obstacles are merely placed
| your worthiness of success which ISL just
ahead. Many good wishes to you ALL Your
cousin and friend,
~ MISS JENNIE CANTRELL.
Chatsworth, Ca, Box 124.
| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: As was
| reading over the Letter Box, I just won
| dered if you would like to hear from an
other Georgia boy. / live two miles from
town and go to school in car. I like
country life fine. I am new cousin and
am a blonde, IS years old. All of you
| good looking boys and girls write to a
''N'1 AUBURN PAULK.
Willacoochee, Ca, Box "a.
p. Sind inclosed dime for the
orphan.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
| two girls from South Carolina. Hope you
will open wide the door, for the sun is
beaming down and springtime is coming
| just over the river. We are in school now,
would write and see if we'd fbe admitted
Since Alta Mae Rogers wrote to the Letter
Box we have moved into our new school
building. 1t surely is nice, if we do have
the best teachers in South Carolina. or, al
| least, we think SO. Our school will close
| May II. How we wish every one OF you
were here with US! We are both lovers OF
music and church work. We both think
| Aunt Julia is the dearest aunt in the world
to give children space in The Journal
We will answer all letters received. Lots OF
| love. MISS NORA PETTUS.
MISS MAEBELL HARRIS.
2. S.-Nora is blue-eyed blonde and
Maebell is a brown-eyed blonde. Enclosed
find our bit for the baby, 10c.
Dear Aunt Julia: Here comes an Alabama
boy to join your happy circle. Will you lei
me in? 1 have written before, but suppose
trail Alabama and love country life. How
| many of you have ever spent the summer
| in Florida? Gee! it's some. warm dowr
there. / spent three months there last sum
mer near Ocala. The scenery is something
| grand If you ever visit Ocala, any of you
cousins, be sure to so out to Silver Springs
and see that historical spot. Probably
some of you have seen it before. You vii
! never regret the trip, l would like to de
| scribe some of the surrounding country, bu
| 1 haven't space enough. / am blue-eyed
| dark-haired cousin, between twenty ant
| twenty-five years. ! have photo for thu
one who can guess my age. also a large boz
of Nunnally's candy. ALI of you cousins
write me, especially those of you who hav
some pep in y0u' 68qr new y cousin Whfr
Eclectic. Ala. 49,, -,..
P. Sind inclosed Sc for the orphan.
Dear Auntie and All: Here I am agail
asking admittance to this happy bunch o
cousins.
the first letter December and it was il
print January "a and then wrote agai
somewhere about the first of February but
hasn't been printed yet and as Aunt JUL
said all the cousins whose birthday was i
March to write, thought / would writ
again. My birthday is March %. III b
Is. Wonder who has my birthday?
I'm not going to describe myself for
think that's too foolish for anyone can
tell how you look.
I. like most of you cousins, live in tn
country and like it fine.
I'll tell something Of the country in whic
II live. There is lots of hills and som
ure very high and in the summer month
they are covered with all kinds of beautiful
trees and flowers, which like to gather.
I'll close wishing all a long and health
life.
All of you write to me, especially m
twins, if I have any.