Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-31

viii be glad to return the favor in any way
l can. My birthday is March 10. little
girl of sweet sixteen, light cOmplected blue
gray eyes, and my hair is a shade of titia1
blonde | would like to hear from my twin.
Good for you, Lena Davis and Clyde Holt.
Your letters were fine. must close before
| break the rules. / have had a nice time
indeed. If any of you care to write to
'"'' " - RuRY LEE MARTIN.
crimson, Ca. Route l. Box ~.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here come
two girls from the dear old state of Georgia
begging for admittance into your hapy home
Of boys and girls. We have been silent
readers lot the Letter BOX for many years,
and think it is Just fine. Now, Aunt Julia,
we pray you to let lis in. as we want to
make the Acquaintance OF some of the good
looking cousins. We, like most of the 9TH
ers. live on a farm. We live about five
miles from the city of Marietta, and think vt
is so wonderful to live in the country aud
walk through Mother Nature and see the
many beautiful things. Listen!! What do
you cousins do for pastme: We help mother
do the homework, play the organ and GRO
chet. Who has birthdays? GLADYS,
January 6; Almo, January g. We will leave
oour ages for you to guess, butt Will say
they are between fourteen and eighteen:
Now, as this is first attempt, we VII
not stay long. Hoping to see this in print.
may Aunt Julia and the cousins have long
and happy life and their days he filled with
iov and sunshine We will answer all let
tprs received. Love to all. We are two
new cousins,
GLADYS PACE.
ALMO PACE.
Marietta, Ga, +. F. d. >.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
a jolly little Georgia girl to join your hap
ply band of boys and girls. live on farm
OF 12O acres near the Chattahoochee river.
where my two brothers and go fishing and
boat riding We think this little spot of
earth we inhabit, the grea test spot on earth,
its farms are poor, its roads are PAD, pnt
still it's home. believe ! see Aunt Jnna
frownng at me now for my letter is get
ting long. so without disturbing any one
| will quietly slip ont, crank up my old TIN
lizzy and go. By-By. new cousin.
OPrE HARRINGTON.
Hamilton, Ga.
Hello. Aunt Julia and Cousins: will you
admit another Georgia girl into your happy
band of BOYS and girls? ! have been ST.
lent reader of the Council for long time,
but never had the nerve to write DeIore'
Cousins, don't you all think Aunt Julia one
of the dearest ladies on earth to give so
much of her precious time 10 the cousins?
l for one think she is. ], like most OF the
cousins live a farm and like country lie
fine, For pastime l sew, crochet and piece
quilts Listen cousins, | am going to ask
favor Of you ALL will some one please
send me the following songs, FOND AtIec-
tions" and II Won't Treat You Like you've
Treater Me!'' | will return the favor IN any
way can VIII not describe myself ms
time Who has my birthday, April l. Will
leave my age for you to guess, between
eighteen and twenty four, must say II
fills ME with pleasure to reAd so many IN
teresting letters from boys and girls IN on
ferent states for there is nothing IKE
friendship that binds our hearts together.
am expecting to hear from lots OF you gooo-
looking boys aud girls, send along snap
shot of yourself and | will try TO answer
limit TIl plIip
are broken. as it is my first attempt N
write and hope it will escape the wastebas-
ket. So let your letters come 10 new G3us-
in OLIVE TANNER.
ALMA, Ga, Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
comes six jolly boys and girls 70 Join your ro,
happy band of girls and boys. What 10 yol
cousins do for pastime? we live on 'he
farm and enjoy it very much DO you
cousins go to school? We do, and, Oh we en-,
joy it 50 much. We won't tell you all
how old we Ioook for we might fr'shlen
you. We will answer all letters received
and we will be only too glad TO near rom rom
any OF you cousins. We vii! be dell2"te'
to send a snap shot of ourselves u any W
yon that will write. We wrote to the Lei
ter Box once before, hut We failed 10 see
it in print. Here's hoping to see this IN
print. We will be glad to hear from any
of You cousins. Love TO Aunt Joha anu
cousins. six new cousins.
MINIS, BILL, ROSA AND sARAK TAY'
LOR, yidalia, Ga, r. f. D. 3.
Dear Aunt Julia; VIII you give be per
mission to tell the cousins. something about
Florida, especially Cocoa. AS tnink u
possesses more natural scenery and beauty
than any place Of its size in the state. Aunt
Julia, let me insist on you and all the cous-
ms visiting cocoa next winter. We have
lot of tourists and would be glad to have
each and every one Of you. Here are few
/
make it trip you will enjoy: COCOA is
small city located on the banks Of beautlfuI