Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-03-29

WILL sup at lt1lS' w Z wait eaAA VI
you cousins to write to us, even
Aunt Julia can write us. We live
about 100 yards apart and we are
anxious to see which one has the
most correspondents.
With very best wishes to Aunt
Julia and the cousins.
MISS A. HOWARD,
-(MISS) V. CONNER.
Millport, Ala, Route 4.
Hello, Everybody! Isn't it strange
how you are inspired to wEite a
letter every time you read the won
derful letters published in the Let
ter Box? I think Aunt Julia is par
ticularly nice to all of US.
Weodie Garrett, write again. I
Thought your letter real interesting
Listen! All of your Cousins,
write me and I'll try to answer all
mail received.
Best wishes,
JESSIE NAVE BUSH.
Donaldsonville, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia:
Here I come after a long time.
Father takes The Journal, and
do enjoy reading the Cousins
letters. I live in the country, like
most of the Cousins, and go to
school at Elm.
am in the sixth grade; am four
teen years of age. Who has my
birthday, March 8?
Lena Cole, come again; your let
ter was fine.
Cousins, don't you all think Aunt
Julia is nice woman to be so kind
as to let US have a space in The
Journal?
I have planted my flower seed and
they are coming up. My favorite
flowers are roses, geraniums and
phlox.
Lovingly,
FANNIE COLE.
Nichols, Ga. r F D. 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Will you admit another Georgia
girl into your jolly band of boys
and girls? I, like most of the
Cousins, live on the farm and like it.
1 have written to the Letter Box
once before, but was not admitted.
L do not have any time for amuse-
ment, as my dear mother died
nearly year ago, and 1 have the
house work to do. 1 have three sis
tiers and six brothers, two sisters
married and two brothers married
and one brother going to school at
Rome, Ga. My age is between
twelve and fourteen. Who has my
birthday, July 25?
What do you Cousins think of
Aunt Julia? I think she is the
sweetest, dearest woman, and loved
by everybody.
How many Of you Cousins like to
read good books? I do and I enjoy
reading Aunt Julia's Letter Box.
| All of you Cousins write to me
from all states and I will assure
you an answer. Would like to hear
from my twin.
Your Niece and Cousin,
ALICE HILL.
Ellijay, Ca, Route 2, Box At.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins:
! l presume you all have forgotten
me, as it has been quite a while
since 1 wrote to the dear old Letter
Box, but here come again. I sim
ply couldn't resist writing this
beautiful sunshiny morning. I am
so glad. spring is coming at last.
! What do my Cousins do for pas
time? 1 help mamma keep house
and go swimming and boat riding
in summer. Cousins, I'm very lone
ly these days. My sister is spend
ing the winter in Florida.
I will not describe myself; only
say I'm blue.eyed girl of fifteen.
All you Cousins write to me.
will answer all letters and cards
can. With love to Aunt Julia and
all the Cousins,
EXILE MARTIN.
Guntersville, Ala, Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Will you admit a jolly Florida
girl into your happy band?
I, like most of you Cousins, live
on the farm, and like the farm
Would not exchange it for the city
1 go to school eight months in the
year, and sometimes more. We are
having our vacation now, but had
much rather be going to school or
| teaching. I like teaching. The
name of our school is Union. We
have a tWo-teacher school, but have
enough pupils for three or four. We
have about one hundred and ten
pupils enrolled.
What do you Cousins do for pas
| time? My age is seventeen. Who
has my birthday, May 25?
Don't you Cousins think we have
a dear old Aunt? Just think how
much pains she takes to worry with
all of her nieces and nephews, and
new ones coming in every day.
Woodie Garrett, you had better
put handle to your name or some
one else might write to you, think
| ing you are girl. You ought to
learn to tat and crochet, so we girls
could exchange crochet and tatting
with you. Wouldn't that be grand?
Lovingly,
Live Oak. Fla, Route A, Box 81.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will
you please admit three jolly girls
from the dearest state of all, "Geor
gia,' into your happy band OF boys
and girls? Wonder what you cou
sins are doing for pastime? We are
going to school and having the big
gest time of our lives. We live in
the country near a very large pond
and go kodaking and boat riding
Is and 20. The one who will guess
II we Will SenQ tneIn our p4CCuA 09'
We will not describe ourselves, as
we mean to send you our pictures
later on. Then you can see what
you think Of us.
AS this is our first letter we viii
go by asking all you boys and girls
to write US and we will assure you
an answer. Love to all,
RAPHAEL BILBO,
FRANCES GRAIN,
ANNIE RUT HDAVIS.
Newman, Ca, Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you please
let me step in for few minutes
chat with you dear folks? I enjoy