Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-10
(MISS) LULA DAVIS.
(MISS) HETTIE JACKSON,
Tuscumbia, Ala. Route ..

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Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will YOU
cousins move over and make room for me
promise not to stay long, as [ have two
babies to see after, and all my hOusework to
DO have been married three years the
I'D of last November, ami am married to
| a mighty good man. He does all the out
door work and helps me with the children
am twenty-five years old My birthday
is January %, and both our chidren's birth
gay are in January Billy is our little
boy. lie was two years old January 16
Our baby girls birthday is on the eleventh
She will be two months old Sunday How
many OF you farmers have gardened any?
haven't, but intend to tomorrow We
have all had the 'flu.". The baby came
very near having pneumonia. How many of
you cousins love flowers? 1 do. All nv
box flowers got killed during the cold spell
nave a good many flower seed to sow as
soon as danger of frost is over Some girl
sent riddle to the paper. 1 have forgot
Ten ner name, but the riddle was: Black
us till they are tired we tire the horse
but comfort man; tell me this riddle if You
can can, It is a buggy. Am ! right? 1
promise not to stay long. Your new niece
and cousin.
MRS. ROY COOK.
Lyerly, Ga, Route l.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Wonder
what you all are doing this pretty spring
day? We are girls raised on the farm. so
you know we have plenty to do to keep
b ns busy ti,n We surely do enjoy the letter
PIE. 1t will soon be time forp icnics and
to 90 in bathing. L am sure all of You
en Wy fnese nd pretty dS.os spring days.
tell tel, our age. Matte Lou is twenty and
E!ma IS nineteen. You cousins write us
we we WI VII assure you an answer. Write us
love to Aunt Julia and the cousins.
MATTE LOU CARTER.
,,, ELMA MALONE. '-''
Mn( mil Irrh
r. S.-Aunt Julia, I do thank you so
much for printing my letter. Am sending a
small bit for the baby. e. N.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
comes another Georgia Cracker to join
your your happy band of boys and girls. Your
~ enjoy reading them. The letter box gets
PGtter every week, l think. The letters
~ Inc ones from Corporal Preston Collins,
Herbert Taylor and Gladys Mckenzie were
real interesting, but, of course, they were
az good. What do you cousins do for pas
time / am studying music and teaching
my little sister. My greatest ambition il
10 be a music teacher some day, for 4
anderson lG, s. C., but I like Georgia best
helo Hulda Nawn, I would like to see
You. saw your letter in The Journal
some time ago Write to me some time
would certainly be glad to hear from
you, How many of you cousins attend
sunday school every Sunday? 1 do and GER
L between
~ years. If any of you care to correspond
with me, will appreciate all letters
,,.. HELEN VICTORIA PACE.
Mystic, Ga, Route I.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will Won
please admit girl from the dear old state
OF North Carolina? / guess Won bows and
girls are going to school now. 1 am going
and enjoy my work fine. I have missed
a good While OH account of illness. | had
the flu in December and have just gotten
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missed great deal of my school. I am
seventeen years old and my birthday is
octoher l. Are there any of you who have
my birthday? 1 hope my letter will be
you cousins 1 will answer all mail re-
ceived. Love to all. 1 am your new
cousin, MISS JULIA WALKER.
StatesYille, N. c., Route l.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Won't you
please admit lonely North Carolina maiden
and like farm life very much, as I'm very
enthusiastic over all the affairs of the
great outdoors. Fishing and swimming are
my favOrite sports. For pastime l read,
embroider and play the piano a little, but
| spend the greater part of my time out Of
doors. | will be seventeen years old the
24th of April. Who has my birthday. l
would like to get letter and photo from
every cousin in the Union Lovingly.
new cousin, BERTHA COUCH.
Cary, y. C., Route l.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I am n
constant reader of the Letter Box and enjov
it very much. 1 think Aunt Julia is so
kind to us boys and girls. 1 go to school.
and like it fine. Ny teachers name is
Miss Ursie Blake. She surely is a good
teacher. 1 live in the country and 90 to
Sunday school. l think every boy and girl
should so to Sunday school. My age is
between twelve and twenty. II any cousins
would like to write to a blue-eyed boy, let
your letters fly. All letters will be an
swered. A new cousin,
LLOYD FREEMAN.
Lumberton, \. c., Route Z.
Dear Aunt Julia Would you adm' tan c.
soldier into your cheerful, busy band Of