Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-03-31
mamma. would like a few letters from
the cousins, telling about their homes.
Love TO Aunt Julia and all cousins,
MARY BERT LITrLEDEER,
Hodfrev "a u. l.


MARY BERT LITTLBDEER.
Godfrey, Ca, X. F. ID. l.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
Mississippi girl who wishes to join your
band and be called cousin. Although 1 have
never written to the Letter Box before,
always read the many interesting letters,
so YOU see I feel a little bit acquainted
with YOU. Cousins, don't you think Inc
Journal is getting better all the Time
do like to read all the conlnue9 s5 I tiso
the letter boz. Mutt and Jeff ana al mn inc
rest, especially the talks oy Dorothy DiA'
They are so good. ,.. !,
we have a very chaugeable climate IN
this part of the state-hot one DAY ana
cold the next. But we never nave much
snow, l believe we have had little three
or four times in all my life. and then it
was not more than turee CT. Iour ' GcnsE
deep. When the soldier boys were at Ca mp
Shelby, about twelve miles from here the
ones from some of the northern states sald
THAT the cold and heat hurt them worse
down here than it did up north because
while up there they have cold weather all
winter and hot weather oil summer: am
% years old. must go now. w Wlh s4mne
of the cousins write to me! All letters
and cards will be answered. Your new
"''Ne ROsALIE LYLE.
Hattiesburg, Miss. Route g.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins l hope to
boys and girls. l have been silent reader
Of the letter box for quite awhile ana de-
rive much pleasure from reading the many
interesting letters. How many of you cous-
ms like to read? l certainly do, and have
read quite number of good DOCKS. Wy
fav0rte authors are Zane Grey ana HaroIu
Bell Wright. 1 also love to go kodakln l.
and horseback riding. IT seems thar most
of the cousins live on farm. Wen. arse
live on a farm situated between two small
towns and l love the country NE. AS
Auntie says be breif, will bring this to
close ] would be more than glad TO hear
from any of the cousins who care to write
to carefree girl of eighteen summers: }
will go, wishing the cousins one and all a
"'pp' -0'"''' (MIss) BESSIE KIDD.
Potts Camp, Miss.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit West Virginia boy into your
happy band of boys and girls! have been
reader of your Letter Box for long
time, and like it just fine. live in the
country and have all kinds of sports. l
have d radio and listen in at the proao,
casting almost every night. have hearo
Atlanta several times and lots Of other sta
tons As this is my first visit ] will not
stay long. I would be glad to hear from
some of you cousins, and especially, those
between the age Of sixteen and--well' not
over ninety, From new friend,
HALE KNIGHT.
Big Bend. W. va.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: always
enjoy reading the Letter Box, and think
it is grand idea to have this department.
This is bachelor cousin r1 w tata 70 na .ns
not seen any letters from this section. How
many Of you have read Coopers Leather
Stocking Tales. of the Indians and wider
ness? [ live near the place of which ne
wrote. The Glimmerglass, now otsego
lake, is pretty section Of Otsego county
with its wooded hills and clear, sparkling
water. We have plenty OF snow mere and
Zi,r
I live on a farm. Girls, 1t is all wrong
to powder and paint. Just De natural.
There is no way to improve on nature,
and who likes to see pretty girl using
barrels of paint and bushels Of powder!
You know the Indians started the idea
so you girls who it are all Indians.
few of you cousins write, between ages
of twenty to eighty
Burlington Flats, " Y, R. f. D. I.
Dear Aunt Julia: 1 am deeply interested
in The Journal letter box and would
greatly appreciate 1t if some OF the
cousins who are really lonely would ex,
change letters with me. Thanking you and
hoping some one will answer, am yours
MURRAY K. FOOTE.
National Sanatorium, Tenn, Box 81.
Dear Aunt Julia aud Cousins: We have
been reading the letter box ter long
do you cousins do for pastimeT We play
with paper dolls, play outdoor games and
help mother. Madeline is six and l am
uine years old. We have a little tie, baby al:
in the world She has yellow golden hair
| aud bright brown eyes, aud beautiful
little face with rosy cheeks. She is
''' MADELINE ROGERS.
( LOUISE ROGERS.
Ridgevlle, S. G., K. I, Box 4.
Hello, Aunt Julia and Cousins!
Here / come again after a long
| time. I don't guess any of you re-
| member me, as it's been Ave years
or more since 1 wrote. My haven
we had our dear old Letter Box a
long time. I have been correspond
ing with two girls Ver-Sipce l wrote
before and l sure have found some
dear friends. 1 hope I can see them
some time.
| Most of the cousins like to go to
school and 1 do 100, but was sick
about a month and was compelled to
stop and have not been able to re-
turn. I sure do hate to miss. l was
in tie ninth grade when I had to
stop I am very fond of music and
also like to read good books. I have
so many favorite authors l can't
| begin to tell them.
I live in the country and enjoy
country life. Almost everybody
does that lives in the country.
I won't describe myself, but will
just say I am a light brunette. four
| teen years old.
We have a large two-story brick
school building, but it isn't large
enough for all the children that
come to school. We have over 200
students. - '-' 6.i4aS +.
One Of the girls I'm writing to
is going to write the Letter Box
today. / don't know whether her
letter and mine will be printed to-
gether or not.
Guess ] had better close or my
welcome will be worn out and l may
| want to come again some time soon.
If any of you want to correspond
with a lonesome girl just write me
| and I'll answer. Hope I'll get lots
of letters. Your loving niece and
cousin, VIRGIE COE.
Eastanollee, Ga. Box 5.