Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-09-12

TO you LnlS year WnGn you nave "
select poem for school recitation.
My idea is just to have the poems.
short, published as they come in, e.
few at time. We will enjoy them
I feel sure and no doubt will find
them useful. For you children who
enjoy making scrap-bools feel sure
that the Poets Corner will be a
boon. The first will appear today.
Lovingly,
AUNT JULIA.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: O, thanks,
Aunt Julia, for printing my last letter.
You see it encouraged me, so 1 am COM
ing again.
ject. I will write on "Education.' l think
every one should strive to get an educa-
much more than the value Of money. The
poorest people can get an education If
they have an earnest desire to learn, and
est men came from the poorest homes. 1
am trying to get an education while I am
young, for 1 think as a person grows older
Cousins, write to me. My address was not
printed in my first letter, but l will put
it in this time. would appreciate photos.
many of the cousins will remember me by
sending letter or card? Best wishes to
RUBY BROWN.
Douglasville. Ca, Route 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I am a
little Florida girl. live on the west coast.
l m only II years old. I am going to have
a little garden and flower yard. We just
live on farm and like it very we'll.
Our school will start the 4th of September
with best wishes to Aunt Julia and cous-
ms. Lovingly.
MI, ~ FRANCES CARRIKER.
Ehren, Fla. Box IL.
Dear Aunt Julia: Here come two more
Of boys ana girls %e yG pe 1fa CRp Bes
from Madison. We are going to school
now. Our teachers name is Miss Clyde
We have to walk two miles and a half
to school,. Ethel is fourteen years old
vera Is thirteen years old. Some Of you
cousins write to US. Both of us live in
the country. We are sofng to have a
box supper at our school soon.
Well, we had better close. Lovingly,
ETHEL -sANDEFUR.
VERA NAE WITT.
Madison, Fla, Route C.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: have
been a reader of the Letter Box for some
to write SO am going to try, and If it
is in print, / will come again. What do
you cousins do for pastimeg I play the
piano and help my mother. / am II years
=
MYRTIs SUNDAY.
Chattahoochee, Fla, Il. F. D. /.
D Dear Aunt Julia and All You Jolly Girls
little girl from the Texas coast to : ioin
your merry circle?
toi / have a., had the pleasure of enjoying
very much indeed. I will tell you some
beauty s ID Of f 8d live in Of the
the coast, not far from the Gulf of Mex
leo. ON a ranch. and enjoy ranch life
want to beg all you cousins from Cali
fornia to Maine to write me nice long
,i alteE; l can't promise all an answer, but
are lucky enough to have the fp S{S p snae
of the first president of the United States
please write to me.
frienG beg to re %S91Sy oqF new cousin d and
Blessing, Texas. Box 176.
Dearest Auntie-Please make room for
Wo new cousins. We are sisters and live
on on, the farm, which We dearly love. l. Lu-
is IN am MAJ oet we H., Is and 20 Ny birthday
vii! send picture. 1, like most of the
cousins, like to read Who. of you cousins
nave ma. the book, Thrown on the WorId?"
years old We both love music dtaf ana am Flows ID
ers: Would be glad to hear from some of
you cousins: With world of love, and it
pdcheu, we'll go,
LUCILLE AND CLARA EDWARDS.
Fountain Inn, South Carolina, Route Q.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins-Will YOU
please admit another girl into your merry
circle. We take The journal and
derive much pleasure from reading the
49,, Il am blond, age between Is and 20.
Who will be the lucky guesser?
~, i i've on farm and like farm life fine,
put prefer the city. Wonder what YOU cousins
DO Tor pastime? I cook and keen honse
as my dear mother has been dead for al.
most slN long years. Now the responsibility
sisters. anu '"o
If this escapes the waste basket I will