Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-03-13

next letter if Aunt Julia prints this.
| Cousins, [ have a sister named
Julia. Don't you think it is good
name? Cousins, let us all try to pro-
tect the little birds. A good many
of the boys around here kill them
for fun. L will try to tell you about
i the country about here. It is rather
billy but some of the land is of the
| good producing kind. 1t is about
three miles to Brushy mountain,
which is good place to go on Sun
day and have a good time. I live
on a farm of one hundred and sixty
| acres. Most of us farmers are not
what you would call rich. All you
| cousins write to me. Will assure you
an answer. A new cousin,
WILLIAM RUSSELL.
Roswell, Ga, r. F. D. rs.
Dear Aunt Julia: Here comes two
Georgia girls to join your happy
band of boys and girls. How are you
cousins progressing these days? We
are having jolly time. We are like
most of you cousins. We live in the
country and like country life fine.
what do You boys and girls do for
pastime? We help keep house, read
| piece quilts, crochet and do many
| other things. How many of you
cousins like music? We are very
fond of it. Annie Lou has a piano.
but can't play it, so you see I don't
| get much pleasure out of it. Mary
mas an organ and Victrola. Annie
Lou has four brothers and four sis
tiers, so you see I have lots to do,
Tor am the oldest girl in the fam
lily. l, Mary, have three brothers
and three sisters. I have one sister
married and one brother married.
Annie Lou and 1 live close to each
other and We see one another very
otten. L, Annie Lou, see so many
others asking favors so I am ask.
ing one, too. Will some one of YOU
please send me the book, THE
Loan of the Lover? I will return
the favor any way I can. Who is
our twin? [, Mary, was Is years
OLD december q; Annie Lou was II
years old December 10. If any of
you cousins have our birthdays
please let us hear from you. All
you cousins write to us. We will
Try to answer all mail received.
hoping to hear from all the cous-
ms, with lots of love to all. your
new cousins,
l.,
ANNIE LOU TUCKER.
Newman, Ga, r. F. D. 8.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: 7
nave been constant but silent
reader of the letter box for quite
While, and thought I'd write q
Ietter and get better acquainted.
L am sixteen years Of age. L fin.
| ished nigh school last spring and
nave Just been staying at home
SINCE. am anxious to be a school
teacher, as I've always been fond
OF books and school. 1 read a great
deal now.
i have twin brothers, 70 years
olo and no sisters, so you see [ get
lonesome, as the twins are in
9cnooI. l nave a kodak and enjoy
taxing pictures so much.e
Aunt Julia, T wish YOU could in.
ouce more boys to write to the LET
ter box. 1t is interesting as Il 10
put 1t would be a great helm to
boys, too, if they would take Tina
10 write also. Do you not think so?
Everyone that writes to me. hovs
or girls either. and enclose a nhoto
may be sure Of an answer. So let,s
near from you all. A new cousin
Bremen, Ga. LINZ
Dear Aunt and Cousins: Just
please let me in for a short time
we had Prof. Snow to visit us last
i!lSht' can't resist the temptation
oonser IN asking for admittance. I
en- Norm Carolinian, better known
4 tIs Une Ola Tar Heel state. I live in
the country and work on the farm
school in the winter. Aunt .Jn1ia r
reao the letter box several times
each week: 1t is as beautiful as the
roses OF Sharon and the lilies Of
Che valley 1t is like an apple If
solo IN picture of silver. I am now
III the ninth grade. 1 like school
ne line and hope all Of nv cousins
llke school life. I am going to
school near Kingston, N. q az
10 years old. My birthday is two
Gays plus Washington's. Which ~
you nave that date? I will answe,,
al letters. Let them come win
Ladies'. ou AN1Snl'
HENRY w. STILLEY.
T. l. & B. S., Kingston, n. c.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Consirs.
nave a surprise for Won Va,
remember the letter of "Hone1eSs
Dreams?' I'm her brother; she +o1d
me of her letter and about how ~
many writers sympathized with ber
IL was just a Joke of her own
She is married now and living in
Kansas City. She was a. "drea noar''
ana thought that bit of romance.
we miss her very much in orr
nome as she was the life of ~
party. L will not describe MYSELF
TINS time as 1 do not want to stav
too long. - stay
nave just received an honora hle
alscharge from the Z. s. navy,
Must not detain you good Cousins
ana Aunt Julia any longer, So
remember L am looking for a letter
from every cousin.
Lovingly,
Sturgess, Miss.
H. B. wOODsON
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins.
Here come to ask Won tn co.,
slider ne among your happy ,oard
OF writer's. / am a very hannv eiri
teach. school. I am preparing for
a program on Washington's bril-,
day. I should like to have some of
the happy Georgia bows and girls
write TO some of my pupils. I teach
IN rural school and I have twenty.
thre epupils here. Eulas Tucker
you have my birthday, so let's be
friends.
Please grant me a wee corner in
your space of Latter writer's.
Your southern friend,
EULA +. HARTLEY.
Andalusia, Ala, r. F. D.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: As
l have written before and had INV
letter printed, I will write again to
thank Aunt Julia for printing my
letter, and the cousins for writing.
L received a good number of letters.
ana have made some splendid
friends. I am sorry I could not an