Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-12-15

have long hair are nice and some are not.
Girls, stay in your place and do right, and
If a boy ever insults you just pick up any
thing you can get your hands on and burn
up his face with it. I'm pleased to say l
never had boy to insult me in my life 1
always tried to be as nice as / knew how.
| always went to mother for advice, and l
find she never did tell me the wrong thing,
mother will never tell her girl or boy
wrong thing to do. Every mother wants
her boy or girl to grow up to be good men
and women ] have little boy. l don't
know what will be his future life, though,
with the help Of God, 1 want to train him
in the right way. I'm a young mother,
only nineteen years old, but ] know right
from wrong. Ny little boy is only two
months old and the darling of our home and
his name is Earl Robert, called after his
father. He is a good baby, sleeps eighteen
hours out of twentyfour. Gertrude Derouen
and Bessie Ruth Plidgeon, where you =?
Write to me. I'd love to hear from you
cousins. III assure you an answer. I'd
just love to come again soon and tell you
young folks what 1 want to. If ever come
back will take as my subject Character"
Auntie, please put your sweet picture at
the top of the Letter Box, and the baby's,
too. Il never did see either of your pictures.
Your niece and cousin.
MRS. ROBERT RAMSEY.
Drexel n. C.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: As 1 haven't
seen any letters from Manchester, 1 will
write and see if l may be allowed to join
your happy band. l am sixteen years of
age and 60 to school every day. I am in
the eighth grade, and like school life fine.
We get The journal, and I dearly love to
read the cousins letters, and think Aunt
Julia is such dear lady to give us girls
and boys the pleasure of getting acquainted
and corresponding with each other. Walter
Phelps, come again. I thought your letter
was very good. Please send me the follow
ing song and I will return the favor in any
NE1vT 7 Mill
describe myself this time. as it is the first
time l have written. Aunt Julia, please
pardon me If l have stayed too long. Boys
and girls, II you want to write to jolly
girl, who enjoys writing letters, send your
letters to your new cousin.
(MISS) HATTIE COLE.
Manchester, Ca. Route 1. Box 40.
admit north Georgia girl into your circle
of boys and girls? I guess some of you
remember me, as | have written to the Let
ter Box before. I enjoy reading the letters,
also Dorothy Dix's talks and the continued
stories in The Journal. How many of you
cousins love to read books? 1 surely do.
My fayOrite author is Mrs George Sheldon.
1 have read several Of her books. Will
song, Little Moses" l will return the
favor in any way I can. An old cousin,
LESTER HARPER.
Cutcane, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
Il happy girl from dear old South Carolina
to join you all. / will promise not to stay
but just few minutes, for 1t is almost time
to go to school I have been a reader of
the Letter Box for some time, and enjoy
reading the letters very much. What do
you cousins do for pastime? I do house
work, read and write, but I like to read
best of all, especially good books. I will
not describe myself this time, but will leave
my age for you all to guess; it is between
ofnd tNVTnn IA h. y frXk,
day. June .? All you boys and girls write
to me. 1 will answer all cards and letters
received, A new cousin.
(MISS) GTENNIE MOORE.
Mount Croghan, S. C.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit two South Carolina girls into
your circle this beautiful Sunday evening?
We live in the foothills of the Blue Ridge
mountains, and love them dearly. We just
wish YOU all could be here with us. for the
mountains are beautiful now. /, Vilah, am
fifteen years old, with light hair and blue
eyes. l, Bonnie, am seventeen, but maybe
You can guess how l look, so I'll not de-
scribe myself. If anyone has the music of
II m Going to Climb the Blue Ridge Noun
tains Back to YOU please send it to
Aunt Julia. please print our letter, and
maybe We'll come again some time. You
cousins write to US. With love to all.
GiISSl BONNIE LEE.
MISS VILAH LEE.
Mountain Rest, s. c.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: 7 have been
silent reader of your paper for quite a
long while, and enjoy it very much. I do
not see many letters from South Carolina.
| so cheer up, South Carolina, and don't let
! the other states beat US. I live on farm
Of sevent r-five acres, and my occupation is
! farming. I like farm life fine as we have
so much pleasure and sports in the country,
such swimming and fishing. 1 90 to a
school that has about 800 pupils and four
teachers. and they are doing some very
congenial work. The name Of our school is
Concrete, 1t derived its mama from the