Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-26
(MRSO LOIS MADDOX.
Experiment, Ga.

Pi'" PtIHt IL lHlS time d. / surely nnj0Y
| reaulng letters from many different boys
ana girls. y am eleven years of age nd
was promoted to the sixth grade for next
| term. We had dear sweet teacher Her
name Is Miss Ophelia Amason. What do you
cousins do for pastime} ] 90 a-fishing. in
Dathlng and go horseback riding when daddy
VIII let me. have five brothers NV MD
est brother is in Canton, n. c. We surely
S SO 's one h,R ~ at homG am the only girl
mar ism true. ] know, >5r have to helm
Gook' WASH d'~es and help care for our
urhr t f,tne oaoy b@>>lcr. How many Of you
JeSsamine and magnolia. | wonder if Won ali
IlSc to 90 to Sunday school and PREACHING
no. we have a dear, kind pastor His
name IS MI Glass | will close. with love
10 ,o,y Au M luna and all the cousins. From a
r;a.u LOUISE ELLENBURG.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins. VIII Won
please admit three Georgia Crackers into vovr
n'ppy oahd or boys and girls? We are like
lnost OIL you cousins, we live on the farm
and like farm like fine I Nellie rrata
to the Letter Box in 1920 bur was NOT "a
Mitted' but hope Aunt Julia will admit me
t.AS Time. How many of you cousins like
flowers We for three, What do you cous
ms do for pastime? As for ourselves we 90
llShlng. read and play the organ Cousins
What do you all think of Amt Julia? WS
thlnk she is just the sweetest lady on
tarth. We will not describe ourselves tbis
I,,ne. Tor rear you all hight run; our ages:
florence age, is between sixteen and nine
Teen; Nellie's age is between thirteen and
sixteen. Elmer's age Is between seven and
ZEN. Who has our birthdays, Florence's
January is; Nellie's October Z FImer's An
suSt 4. Wen. throw us cur bonnets and we
VIII go before we break Aunt Julia's rules
All you cousins write TO u.s. we will assure
YOU an answer If we are admitted this
ime we will call again some time We are
three new cousins.
tMrsD FLORENCE. WILCOX.
tMiss) NELLIE WILCOX,
CMr) ELMER WILCOX.
Cairo, Ga, Route b, Box f22
I. Send mail separate.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Is there
vacant seat? hope there is How are all
yon cousins today? Fine. thank you. What
40 you All do for pastime? l live on A
farm and have plenty to do. Although /
Ike it very we'll. like the state in which
live. We had always lived in Mississippi
mhtl I92o, when we moved to North Caro-
INA believe | like TO live in North Caro-
INA INA better than Mississippi. OF course,
IKE both Come again, Ross GAY, Yonr
letter was fine. I'm sure you received LOTS
81 III, letters Ie,T Ihats what I'm expecting. il
AUNT Julia VIII be kind enough to print this
Tor me-. know she will though. How
many OF you like to read good stories?
Tor one. VIII some one please send me theA
songs: when You're Gone / Won't FnrD
get and when I'm Gone YOu'lI Soon For
get Me. VIII return the favor any way
can. All you cousins write TO "'' l
Concord, N. c.. Route No. .. y ~ " In
Hoy Do You Do Aunt Julia and Cousins :.
Daddy takes,The Journal and like your let
'ers so much that I'm butting in I know
you won't refuse to let me como in from
Lone star state, will you? Thank YOU
50 much I'm another fsrmerette. / like
town life much better | gradua ted At
nary 10 May bookkeeping. This IA -vacat ton
month. don't have time to be lonesome
for helping mother reading and observing
the wonderful crop and forest I'm going
IlShlng soon. Come and go with me- Oh
like horseback riding so much do you :?
m nineteen years young. love to 90 do
you cousins? That's my middle name
Papa came from Georgia and Id like to hear
from any Georgia boys and girls | might
perhaps venture over east some time. Aunt
Julia you're a dear for allowing me such
pleasure. Please don't be angry with your
little girl ahd cousins, I love you all. Let
all who care to write. Would like your
pictures, too. With kindest regards:
Miss IVA WILLIAMS.
Time, Texas.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit another married kid into your
happy circle. Although have been married
several years I am not as old as some Of
the cousins that write. We have been TAX
ing the Tri-Weekly Journal for quite a while
and l certainly do enjoy reading the Letter
Box. do SO much enjoy reading the let
ters describing the states | don't see
many letters from South Carolina. Why
not more of the cousins write and tell
something of our grand old state? 1 like
most of the cousins, think that Aunt Julia
must be real good auntie. Hope she will
be so TO me for l haven't an aunt living
that know. Wish Aunt Julia would tell us
something about herself, if she is married
and how old she is. but I guess she just
don't want to take mp the space since there
are many letters from the cousins. / am
a great lover of flowers and love 10 read
good books. Would love to hear from some
of the cousins that have good luck with
flowers. Guess I have stayed long enough.
Sincerely MRS L. S. MCCARTNEY.
Rlackstock. 5. c.
Z. S.-Who has my birthday, January
10. ! am twenty-four years old.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here are
two Mississippi girls knocking for admit
lance. Will You please let us in? What
are You cousins doing during vacation? We
so fishing, horseback riding and help our
mothers, You are having jolly
, vacation. We both live on the farm; md
would not exchange with any of You city
girls. On Sunday we so to church and Sun
day school. How many of you cousins
tertainments? Oh, | lots of hands! So
just come along. Maurine is eleven years
old and is in the sixth grade, and ~bru-
nettP. MadGe is fourteen wears old and is
in the eighth grade, and blonde. We are
first cousins and great chums. We Iave
written once before. but failed to see our
letters in print. All cousins who wish 10
correspond, with two jolly kids write tn us.
MISS MAURTUL ELIZABETH KENNEDY.
MISS MADGE MARGARET SMITH.
Weir, Miss
2. S.-Please write separately, as we 10
not live together,
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will You
please admit happy-go-Mcky Alabama
country boy into your interesting circle
live in the country, but am town
and have worked in town more than three
years and stayed Mt home most of the
time. l am farming now, and think it my
talent, though have had some easy town
positions. Don't most Of the girls like the
city life best? 1t seems so around here.
believe the farm the best proposition in
the long run, if You farm scientifically.
which we are trying 10 do. AS someone
suggestPd the subject, will tell about trip
to Florida the winter Of '21-'22. neigh
Dor and I toured through by way Of Rome,
Atlanta. vadosta. Ca, and Orlando, Tam
IA and Clearwater Fla, where We saw the
beautiful gulf, Saw many farms of flow
crs, and truck farms, too; and the pretty
groves md: believe me. got my share OF
Jacksonville, Waycross and Atlanta. Was
gone four months. Saw many towns and
pretty country. Aunt julia, please print
this if not too lengthy. Cousins. write to
ne. Lovingly, JOS. NJ. ROGERS
Alfalfa, Ala, Route /.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: 1 have been
silent reader OF the Eetter Box for some
time, but when [ saw J. NJ. Craig's letter.
OF Paramount, Ca, it put me in a notion or
writing. 1 want to give you all a few
facts about our state. North Carolina. IT
has a population of about 2,556,4sG. 1t is
| tho third state in size east of the Missis-
sippi river. 1t is second in the production
Of tobacco. third in peanuts and sweet pota
toes. Highpoint, y. C.. Is the second