Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-01-02

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Affectionately.
AUNT JULIA.
Dear Aunt Julia: I am sending
YOU my good health" card.
I think l have made a great pro-
gress towards my health since July.
I am So inches in height and
weigh 80 pounds, and am IA years
old. Below you will see how much
1 have gained each month: July, go;
August, 80; September, SO; October,
IS; November, 81; December, 80. [
think your good health contest is the
greatest plan I have ever tried. L
am going to do my best to carry the
rules on, even if the contest is over
Wishing you a merry Christmas and
a happy New Year. I am yours sim
cerely,
MAE STUBBLEFIELD.
Gainesville, Ga, Route No. 2.
Dear Aunt Julia: 1 am sending
my good health card and my broth
er's and sisters. too.
We all have followed your rules.
Your cousins,
GRACE HILL.
CORINNE HILL.
D. H. HILL.
Ranger, Ga.
Name, Corinne Hill; age, 8; height,
AZ inches; weight, so IL pounds. I
should weigh Sc pounds. 1 gained:
July, 10 ounces; August, 10 ounces;
September, II ounces; October, IS
ounces; November, II ounces; De-
cember, ounces. l followed your
rules.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
wonder if you will admit former
Georgia kid into your happy circle.
1 have always lived in Georgia until
ten months ago, when We moved to
Tennessee. Like most of the Cous
ms, [ live in the country, and like
country life fine. Vera Reynolds
come again. l enjoyed you letter
so much. I Just wonder what ROs-
coe is having to say about the bob
bed hair. Would Like to know, for
I have bobbed hair myself, and also
use pow r and paint. What do you
Cousins do for Dastime? You are
going to school now, I guess. l go
to school at Benton, Tenn, and like
to go very much. AS this is my
first time to write to the letter box,
L
a word for Aunt Julia and her let
ter box: I think it is the most in
teresting part of The Journal, and
also think Aunt Julia must be the
kindest woman on earth to have
such a lovely meeting place for US
kids. All of you write to me. I
will assure you an answer. Your
new niece and cousin,
MAMIE FIELDS.
Benton, Tenn.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Here comes a North Carolina girl
to join the happy band of boys and
girls. I live in the western part
of North Carolina. I live IL miles
from the Whiteside mountain and 1
mile from Yellow mountain and
miles to Shortoff mountain, miles
from Highlands, where a great many
people come and spend the summer.
If some of you Cousins will come,
and see me, we will go out OIL the
mountains and camp. I am going
to school every day. and am in the
sixth grade, hoping to be promoted
to the seventh grade this session.
If any Cousins want to correspond
with a 12-ye~r-old chap. I will tell
you more about the mountains.
Good night to all.
GENEVA EWITT.
Norton, n. C.
Dearest Auntie and All: My, it's
cold out here Open the door! I
knew Aunt Julia would come. Don't
bother about getting me a chair,
I'll just sit on this mat at Auntie' s
feet.
1 guess all of you have your flow
ers in a pit by now.
Here comes my sister, make room
for her. Aunt Julia, here I am.
I'm just a little girl of seventeen
summers. My school will soon be
out, and then for a long vacation.
My letter is getting rather long,
I guess 1 had better close. Cousins.
let a shower of letters come.
With cove and best wishes to all.
OUIDA AND INEZ BROGDON.
Sneads, Fla.
Dear Aunt Julia; Will you adj
NIT a little boy of Florida to join
your circle?
What do you all do for pastime.
hunt, go to school, and help my
step-father. I am at school at pres
ent. Boys, wake, up. QOn let tH2
girls get ahead of us,
With love to all the cousins.
BOYD BROGDON.
Sneads, Fla.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you admit
another girl from Florida into your
circle? We take the dear old Jour
nal, and I like to read the many in
toreSfino letters
I am going to school at present ar
Parramore school. I certainly have
big time.
AS Aunt Julia is frowning at me,
I'll run. With best wishes to all.
SARAH Prick.
r. A, Sneads. Fla.
P S.-Aurt Julia, please print this,
as we want Florida to wake up.
Hello, Aunt Julia! Open the door
and let me III for it is rather cool
out here. Oh, my! look at the Wis
itors you have. Auntie, I'm so glad
I came; believe I'll take a seat over
here by the door, so if I stay too
long, I can slip out. I'll try to get
back to dear old Paulding, for I'm
wild about Georgia. Anyway, can't
Won Georgia cousins agree with me?