Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-29
Your new cousin,
(AIISSD ADDIE LOUISE DAVIS.
Brooklet, Ga, Route l.

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins; viii Yea
please. open the door and 'et Two 19t'{
Thank You. What do you all do for pa =
time: We play the piano, horseback
riding, go in swimming and lots OF thlnsS,
of our home. We live in Il bungalow painted
white. We have electric lights and i've
about six and one-haf miles from Screvel.
Some of YOU cousins come spend month
with us. We would show YOU a real time.
Just try us and Pardon Us, Aunt
Julia we didn't mean to slight you. You
come. too. How many Of YOU like to 20
TO school. l. Annie. 20 to school and like
it fine. We play basketball and just have
barrels of fun Our. motto at school IS
Aim High" We think it grand motto
W. VIII not describe ourselves hut viii
say /, Annie. am brunette; |, Ina, an
blond. So YOU see, we are Georgia
peaches" Some of you goo6lookns boys
and girls write to us Would he glad to
bear from You and exchange photos. Lo7-
ingly, -
(MLsS) INA HEATH.
Screven, Ga, II. I, Box 49,
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here come
three cousins from the dear old state of
Georgia to join your happy circle of boys
and girls, !. Mamie, am sixteen years old.
|, Newman, am eighteen years old. /,
Ki>chlcy, am twenty-one years Old. We,
like most of the cousins, live on the farm,
but will have to say we don't like farm
life. We raise mostly cotton, corn, pOta-
IOeS, cane, peanuts, peas, ltult anu gdfuCDS.
We have been taking The Journal for long
time and think it Il fine paper. This is our
first visit to the Letter Box. 50, Auntie,
please print this for us. as we want to get
the United states. We are great lovers of
flowers of almost any kind. We think
God gave them to us TO help beautify our
homes. Cousins isn't Auntie dear to
give us space in her coy corner? Please
send Mamie the song, Meet Me in the
Moonlight Alone. she will return the ia
vor in any way she can, We want to hear
from al; the cousins, boys and girls. With
tMRI NEWMAN BAzEMoRE.
MISS MAMIE c. BAZEMORE.
Oliver, ia, Route I.
tMR) KINCULEY MOCK,
Sylyania, Ga, Route ].
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
kindly admit into your charming circle two
lonely Georgia girls? |. Jewel, have writ
ten once before, but did not see my letter
farm life fine. We read and help our moth
ers in the house Don't you cousins think
/ Aunt Julia is the dearest aunt in the world
Pearls birthday is January &c. Jewell
tween fifteen and nineteen. Have we IL
twin? All Of you cousins write to US: es'
pecially the Pearls and Jewels. With
oceans of love to Aunt Julia and cousins.
We remain your friends.
(MISSl JEWEL WALTERS.
LavOna Ga. Route ,.
Nhl','7' baANlI LA
Javonia, Ca, Route >.
L. s.: Write us separately.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: The Bible
says knock and it shall be opened unto you.
So we are knocking to see if Aunt Julia :
Letter Box will be open unto us. We live
in the beautiful country and like it fine.
We are very fond of books and flowers. We
like to 20 fishing and in swimming. We
much fun Our birthdays are: Pearl, March
II; Opal, October 30. Wonder who is our
twins. We are: Pearl, fifteen years old,
and Opal, fourteen years old, and if the
crows botherng your WatermeUnS, write
use and we will send YOU our photos. We
will close. Aunt Julia, please print this
as this is our first time, and all of you
good looking cousins write to two lonely
Georgia girls. All letters will get an an.
sWer.
PEARL sApP.
OPAL PAULK.
Stillmore, Ga, Route I.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Will you cous-
ms take au Alabama girl into your happy
band Of boys and girls: ! live farm
We live eleven miles from town. Who has
my birthday, September -: ! will be
fourteen my next birthday. We have some
real pretty flowers in our yard. ! think
it is nice to have flowers in the yard /
help my mother in the house and help milk
the cows and do many things to help her.
short. will be glad to hear from any of
YOU cousins, and hope l my letter in
print real soon. hope my little short let
ter will be surprise to my friends. \
new cousin.
RUTH BARNETT.
Fayette, Ala, Route t.
Dear Aunt Julia AMI Cousins: wonder
If YOU will admit an Alabama boy into your
council! | have been Il silent reader of the
council for almost year, and | find great
pleasure in reading the letters of the cous
ms. And as Cousin Blanch Afford expressed
it. I'm bookworm: My favorite authors
I,lt,g
Cntwood and several others Say boys and
girls, lets all pay our best compliments to
Cousin Donnie Benson, of Atkinson. y. C..
Did you read his letter in the issue of An
gust III? 1t not, go back and read how he
tolls us to appreciate our home and parents.
It's all true. cousins, what he says, for I've
been right along the same lines. I'm TWEEN
ty-Oue years old look on the brightest
side of life. have lots to tel ali the
boys and girls that will write. Aunt Julia
| hope YOU will find room in the council
column to print this letter. rs its my first
one. Love to all your cousins. Please write
to
MRl WERNER CAIN.
oakman Ala. Route >, Box n.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
two West Virginia girls TO join your happy
like To 80 to school: We do. We are in the
eighth grade. We will leave our ages for
ION to guess. They are between ten and
eighteen. Daisy's birthday is April II, FL
L. y
ms write to us. we will answer all letters
and cards received.
Miss, DAISY d. ASH.
(Missl ELLEN y. CR0AIAR.
Durl'in. W. Va, star Route.
2. S.-PleaSe send~mail separate
Dear Aunt JULIA and Cousins: Please al
init lonely girl from Kentucky into your
happy band Of boys and girls for q littI"
eAat. VIII not stay ycgy long as it is my
do for pastimc? As for myself sew,
read good hooks and help my mother with
the houSeWorh. ! will not describe myself
but will say that | am sixteen years old
Who has my birthday, November %; l
would like IL correspond with any of The
BOYS and girls my age. | will close MY
letter Is getting long. Best wishes to ali
You" new cousin.
FEULAH WHITE.
Pdrksville, KY, Route l.
Dc1r Aunt Julia and Cousins: have
been silent reader of the letter box for
some time and think il very nice.
| am lonely country girl have been
keepin" house for my father since was
u wears old VIII not describe myself.
hut nay age is in the twentieS | am think
Ing OF going TO Atlanta to business college
the first of the year.
Please let your letters come. I will try
TO answer all received. Hoping this viii
be printed.
MIssl JESSIE FINCHER.
Dalton, Ca, Route ;.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Just wee
bit of space for me, | would like to tell
Aunt Julia and the cousins how much ! en-
Joy the Letter Box. Just think it Won
the Letter Box quite while, as my dear
grand Their, f.. II. Denton, has always
taken The Journal. He died one year ago
and we miss him 50 much, as he made his