Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-08-29

and tat and help mamma. Who has nv
birthday? August 20 1 will be sweet six
teen Aunt Julia, I thank you for print
ing my other letter, If any of you boys and
sIIls care TO write TO Georgia girl address
your old cousin, MARTHA SELF
Thomaston, Ca, R. F. d. A.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
another little girl to join your happy band
We been reading the Letter Box for quite
of Aunt Julia to let us get acquainted with
| each other this way. l will only tell nv
age. Will be "sweet sixteen" the oath of
July. All of you good-lookinG boys and girls
send me card shower. Well, as this is my
first visit, I'll be going. Hope Aunt Julia
will print this, as l am very anxious to be-
come member of the Letter Box. Will be
new cousin, GRACE LAWRENCE
Thomaston, Ca, Route B.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Here comes an
otner Georgia girl to join your happy circle.
Like most of the cousins 1 live on farm
and like farm life fine. 1 read, write and
care Tor flowers. How many of you cous-
ms like to go to school? l do for one. l am
twelve years old and will study the seventh
grade when school starts. My favorite stu
dies are history, spelling and mathematics.
come again Louclle Davis, your letter was
certainly grand. l certainly did enjoy it.
1t any of you cousins know the song ooh,
Bury Me Beneath the Willows" please send
1T to me, 1 will exchange favors in anyway
l can. All you cousins write to
LEILA QUEEN.
Athens, Ga. R F. D. No. ?.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
an old Georgia girl to join your happy band
Auntie, think it splendid of you to have
corner for the young people. l have written
twice before. but was not admitted. Come
again, Willie Greene, 1 think your letter
very interesting. Oh, wasn't that war
terrible, heart-breaking thing had friends
who fought in it. 1 lived in Blairsyille Ga
Union hn
near Athens, Ca, in October, before it end
ed. Oscar Rowell, I agree with you about
dumb animals. They can't tell you what
they are suffering. l won't describe myself
only say am blonde and my age is be-
tween fifteen and twenty, so if any of you
cousins wish to know any more about me
Just drop me letter. Clinton E. Marshall,
extend sympathy to you for my brother
care to write to a Georgia girl, address
Athens, Ga, R. F. No. 2.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Will YOU all
please admit little Alabama girl into your
happy circle? I play ball and read the let
ter box. Have you cousins any petsP
have three small kittens. I will not describe
myself, just say l am nine years old. Who
has my birthday, 9th of April? Well, will
close hoping to receive lots of letters from
you cousins. Your new cousin,
MARY SUE WADSWORTH.
Round Mountain, Ala. R. F. D. 1.
oh, Aunt Julia, please let us in for 1t is
raining. We will promise not to stay long.
We have been reading the letter box for a
long time, and could not get courage enough
to write until just now. Cousins, don't you
think Aunt Julia is kind to give us a space
in the paper? We tat, crochet and take mu-
sic. We hive in the country, but we like
city life best. Those two boys from Summit,
Ala, come again, we enjoy reading your
letters. I guess you cousins remember Velma
Jones, of Dawson, Ga. She is our first
cousin. Let's ask her to come again. Clyde Is
between thirteen and twenty. Who can
guess it? Estelle is between eleven and fiji
teen. Her birthday is August 10. Some of
you cousins write us a card. If any of you
cousins wish to correspond with US write to
your new cousins,
CLYDE JONES.
ESTELLE JONES.
Perry, Ca, Route 8.