Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-10-14

is necessary. I like to read good stories.
III leave my age for you to guess--it is
between 10 ard 10. Who has my birthday,
August Is? All of you cousins write at an
early date. Your new cousin,
Tails Creek, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Hello
everybody! I have been silent reader Of
the Letter Box for some time and ! wonder
II you'd let another kid Join your happy
band. 1 have have written once before but
was not admitted and thought I'd try again
live in the country and like it fine i
sure like to read the cousins letters also
Dorothy Dix's talk. Well, as don't want
to stay too long I'll be going. Your new
cousin,
MISS GENIA WARREN.
Jesup, Ga, Route A. Box 10
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins VIII you
please admit jolly little girl of II sum
mers into your happy band? / have been
reader of your happy band for some time,
and enjoy it very much. 1 wonder what
you cousins and Aunt Julia are doing for
amusement these hot summer days. For
myself I have been going to singing school,
also Few prrotractcd meetings. How many
OF you cousins like to go fishing? I enjoy
1t very much. Say, cousins, some of Vol,
WISH, Visit me this summer. I have no sister at
are both full of life and will show you a
grand time. Well 1 will quit, as this is
my first time. All of you cousins who
would like to hear from a jolly little GIRL
write your letters and cards to- yours low
ingly, OLIVE GTIET~T
Broxton, Ca, Route ].
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you let a North
carolina, girl join your happy band of BOYS
and girls? I have been a silent reader
OF Of me Letter Box for long time. and 1
decided would write and see If you would
print 1T: If You will 1 will come again.
I was Is July 18th. Hoping to hear from
S6ian cousins real soon I will bid you all
Unionville, N. c., Route 2 Box 115.
Dear Auntie and Cousins Here comes .
North Carolina girl to join your happy band
OF boys and girls. 1 live in the country and
IKE 1t fine. 1 have been a reader of the
Letter Box for a long time and I like it
has my birthday? Cousins write me. l
vELNA BAUCoM.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: 1 am q
reader of The Journal and like il fine
always read the Letter and Question box,
cut the Question box out to put in INV
scrap book. You cousins that live south
Sfo4 tb come to see me. live in the edge
up here. All of you boys and girls that
want to write to lively girl address
Marietta, S. c., Route 2. NJ -'DN l.
Hello. Dear Auntie and Cousins. II has
been long time since 1 have asked admit.
lance into the jolly band of girls and boys
but l can hear the roar of laughter as
get near. Wonder if they will laugh at
me. Oh. no! Aunt Julia won't allow tina t.
for she is real nice lady. Well, what are
| you all doing? I guess you are visiting and
having fine times eating watermelons and
| fruits. 1 live in the country and like il
! fine. crochet, play the organ and take
pictures for pastime, and help mother be-
! tween times. 1 am sixteen years old.
have one sister and brother younger than +
| My little brother is ten years old and is
| the funniest kid you ever saw. Guess
better 60, as auntie's rules must not be
| broken, but will ask you all riddle: Whai
! Is it that you wouldn't have for 81 900, but
| II you get one you would not part with il
for $4,000? All You boys and girls be-
tween sixteen and twenty two write me-
and send photos when possible. Your cousin
(A1ISS) ROBBIE WYATT.
Rock Hill, s. c., r. F. D. 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I just
wonder how YOU all are this clear Sabbath
| morning. Will you let a South Carolina
boy in the cousins corner? 1 will not stay
| long. What are you cousins doing for pas.
time? All of you come over and help me
eat watermelons. Well, cousins, how do you
like to go boat riding? l do. I have been
taking The Journal for four years. Like
| the letter box. 1 will come again when we
get through picking cotton. Cousins. write
me. one and all, and 1 will assure you an
| answer. Goodby.
| SAM MURPH.
| White Stone, S. O., Route l.