Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-28

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit two Georgia girls into your happy
band of boys and girls? Do you cousins
like to read? We read lots Of interesting
the Old House," by Harold Bell Wright,
and 1.-The Top of the World.'' by Ethel
N. Dell. We live in a country where the
scenery is wonderful, of stately pines and
and gold. This old world Is grand
place, but so many Of us never realize the
benefit we could get out of it If we would
only try a little. Well not describe our
selves this time, only that we are 10 and
10, respectively. If any Of the cousins care
to write, Wen try and answer all mail
i'' "-'A JEWYL BROWN.
N0u's l. 000S"' I'd JErrYE HALL
Route ., Cedar Bluff, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit d Tennessee boy into your happy
band of Boys and girls? l have been read
while. found, several very interesting
ones. 1 like to read good books; and my
hobby is playing piano 70. yonder N II ANY
Knows?" If You have, / certainly would
to, tell who I am. ! am only "a young eSEH
ice, having taught only one term), not yet
tweuty. BY the way, l have Dlrthoay
coming soon. My! but the time does pass
/ feel really you lger than l am, and never
did 1 leave home until 1 began my expe-
rience as q teacher. Gee! how would like
to sec my old vest Tennessee friends!
live ON the farm, and think II great.
like outdoor sports, such as tennis, basket.
ball, swimming, etc. am real sport and
good pal sometimes we have to speak TO-
0urselves), SO if any OF you wish to ado
another to your many friends, here am l. 4
should like to correspond with any OF the
girls and boys. / cannot write nice, SEN
Siblc, f0lksy letters like the rest OF Sou,
nSG r. ~ ba lone of Heartiest wishes
TO all A0"f' very ls q. D. BBARNwELL.
London, Tenn.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes Q
Liberty county boy to JON your happy Ganq
reader Of the Letter Box for long tilue;
Say, how do you cousins Ike hunting!
like 1t fine co 10Y Se a Rith e hone aunt
Julia will cend the waste basket out 1oI
chips. 1 will describe myself and 60: Slate.
colOred hair. fair complexion, height fee'
10 Inches, weight 100 pounds fourteen years
old and am in the eighth grade. would
like to correspond with any of You COUSINS
A0uA e0''-A' CHARLIE STRICKLAND.
Willie, Ca, Route A. box 1867
have another call? 1 have been admitted
once into your band, but please remember
bad money is always at hand. l wish to
thank YOU cousins jus! here foi all your
letters from Alabama ard elsewhere: and
| know most of you thank me, too, for
the nice letters I sent you. But there, you
cousins keep still. 1 have been lazy, but not
i'll What have you cousins been doing
this day-watching the rain go its way
I'm, oui$e busy, as you see, trying to write
so properly. Go my wav 1 must, for 1
know you think I've said enough So gooe
luck to all of you, but please try to re-
mer.6er ! am tire same grille that gave YOU
CAL last November, the same gray-eyed
DOLLIE JONES.
Who resides in a Georgia home.
Fayetteville, Ga.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: The
holidays of summer have passed and the
autumn is in full blast. The summer dress
of bright green is fast changing to yellow