Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-03

! Ion and numbered by the Greeks among the
seven wonders of the world.
Sincerely yours,
LULA MOSES.
Roanoke, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please
open the door and let me in. for it is rain
ing out here and I almost drowned We
are having share of rain out here. What
have you cousins been doing for pastime?
l have been hoeing, and that is some sport,
too: but | guess most of you cousins al
ready know that. Like most of the cous-
ms, ] live in the country, and like country
life fine. How many of you are fond of
flowers? I for one. | don t think home
is complete without lots of pretty flowers.
l guess every one of you like to read. Do
you not? 1 surely do. am going to ask
send the songs. Red Wing Darling
nellie Gray" Casey Jones" and Bonnie
Be Eyes If any Of you want the songs gG
''Slver Threads Among the Gold" / have
them. viii send to any one asking for
them. Who can guess my age, between fiji
teen and nineteen? Auntie, please print
this as I want the songs. With love to
auntie and cousins.
PEARL sELLARs.
Stewart, Miss, Route ..
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit Mississippi girl into your happy
try life very we'll, but like city life bet
! ter l will not describe myself, but will
tell my age which is thirteen years. How
many of you cousins like to go horseback
riding? I enjoy it very much, especially
these beautiful spring days, when the woods
and fields are green. My favorite hobbies
flowers and making candy. L would like
| for some Of you cousins to send some
flower seeds and cuttings. Your new cousin.
! (MISS) CHRISTINE BURDINE.
Chester, Miss.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii you
jTl
happy band of boys and girls? l have
just finished reading the Letter Box and
would write and if my letter would
escape Mr.. W. Basket. 1 live on a farm
like most Of the cousins do. For pastime
tat, go kodaking and work with my
flowers and help mama. Lillian Hubbard,
| guess your age to be seventeen. Am
right? L must so before 1 break. the rules.
IRA BELL EAsTERLING.
Mount Olive. Miss.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here I
am again after short delay, asking for
admittance. I'm sure some of you remem-
Der me, don't you? 1 wrote to the Letter
Box a year ago and received a great
many letters from the cousins.
| What do you all do for pastime? I
| feed chickens and do other little odd
Jobs. Come on, more of you Alabama boys
and girls. the other states are getting ahead
of us. Aunt Julia, 1 hope you will be
as kind as you were before and print my
! letter
All Of You boys and girls write to me.
l will try to answer all the letters l re-
ceiye: will not describe mysef this time
as all of You remember how 1 look. Only
! | will say 1 have had my hair bobbed. Low
ingly, JESSIE DANIEL.
Evergreen, Ala. Route B, Box 1866
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: How
IS this rainy weather suiting you all? Not
so. good with me. This is about my third
letter to the Letter Box. haven't had
8, one of them in the Letter Box, so maybe
this will pass the waste basket.
l am a little country girl though 1
assistant postmaster at Silver Cross, Ala,
and have to attend to the office almost
all the time, and help lots in my father S
time. Will some of the cousins please send
me these songs: When Am Gone. You Il
Soon SO F0rget:'' When You're Gone, I
! ciated. The one that guesSes my age right
will get my photo. 1t is between II and
CMISs) A. LOUISE MOORER.
a. 17-year-old girl space in your. corner.
What do YOU cousins do for pastime: l
read and take music. My favorite author
is Florence /: Barclay. I surely am fond
where live. It is a nice little valley
and nature has done her best Sto make it
daddy's farm Just the place for picnicS
We have some beautiful scenery. The val
ley is between two mountains. / have a
lot Of flowers, both box and yard. They
are surely pretty. We are having some Of
the hardest rains now I ever saw. Cousins,
come and spend a few months and We'll
have fine time fishing and boat-riding.
All who wiShs to know more about this
country, write to
ORRITHA WILSON.
AShville, Ala. Route ).
Dear Annie and Cousins: Will you sl
please admit lonely little country cir
into the happy band of girls and boys: Yol
all seem SO happy off to yourselves. II some