Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-12-27
AUNT JULIA'S COUNCIL
Friendly Meeting Place for All TWeekly Journal Readers

! Dear Aunt julia and Cousins: WIN you
please give a little girl a chance to get
acquainted with all the cousins1 We take
The Journal and I surely enjoy the letter
box. l live in the small town of Nashville,
Ga. and go to school and in the sixth
grade. l am 10 years old. 1 enjoy music.
l have r piano and have been taking music
lessons for some time Rosa Lee Edwards,
| good, sweet cousin to please send me the
songs, Red Wing" and Meet Me in the
Moonlight Alone" AS this Is my first
letter l will 90 and play with the kid
dies. wish you all merry Xmas, SO
by-by,
Nashville, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please
may l join your happy band OF boys and
girls? l have written once before but was
not admitted, ! enjoy reading the cousins
letters and also Dorothy Dix's talks. Please,
some send me the song 'ln the Shade
favor any way l can. I am a farmers
| girl and like farm life fine. l go to school
at Brooklyn. Daddy is my teacher. l 20
to Sunday school at Pleasant Grove. and
like to reads l do. All you cousins write
like to raed? l do. All you cousins write
to and all who can, send photo. viii
answer, as many letters possible. l
please send me photo. Love to Aunt
, Julia and cousins.
(MlSS) EL0ISE SIMS.
villa Rica, Ga. Route /.
The Letter Box of November IS contained
the song you ask for. The Lips That Touch
Liquor Can Never Touch Nine"
Hickory. Miss. Dec. 4, 1929
! Dear Aunt Julia l am sending my mite.
! Wish WAS able to send more but my
health is SO bad the most I get in is my
pension and that's only about SIS a year,
but what little l give it goes with
good will, as the song goes. one cannot
help one. Wishing you a merry Christmas
and happy New Year. An old veteran.
Respectfully, MOHATHAM.
~ ocqla, Fla. Nov. 90, 1928;
would you please print correction in re-
gard to my letter which appeared in Sat-
urday's issue, (24th)? Fort Myers, Fla, RI.
A, Box 10 was put my address instead
of OcAla, fla. Rt. A, Box TO- Would GER
| tanly appreciate it, for if any write or
send souvenirs as requested. they will 90
to Fort Myers. Thank Won for printing
my letter, you are indeed kind. Sincerely
yours, NAOMI HOLLAND.
Hello Aunt Julia and Cousins: have
| long time and enjoy reading it very much.
wonder il any Of You cousins have my
birthday; December. IS: will be IL years
would like city life better. 1 will now
say good-day and skip away. Hoping 70
receive receive lots of letters and cards; new
4.
Ludowci. Ga. Route a.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I have just
! finished reading the Letter Box and the
| letters were so good that l decided to write
| This is my second attempt, but | am not
| dlSheartened for my motto is, "If you don't
at once succeed. try, try again" AS I'm
| not gifted writer, I will not take any
particular subject to discuss. Our school
has lbegun and my studies keep me very
| busy now. l go to school at the Cherokee
High school, 1t is a good school and we
! have some real good teachers. I will 20
now and Aunt Julia, if you think this wor-
! thy please print it. To the one that writes
| me first | will send them my picture. My
! age is sixteen. Who has my birthday
June j. Will answer all letters and cards.
| (MISS) CECIL STINSON. =
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I have been
| a silent reader Of the dear old Letter Box
| for a long time and have found it so in
| teresting | couldn't resist the temptation
| Of asking for admittance any longer, and
| nope Aunt Julia and the cousins will well
come me into their merry band. Like most
of you cousins, l am country lassie, and
! would not exchange with any of you city
/ cousins. L II give you cousins idea how
L look: l have brown hair (bobbed), blue
| eyes and fair complexion. At present am
going to school and am a sophomore in high
| school. l think every boy and girl should
! strive to get the best education possible for
| IL Is needed in all walks of life. To be
| teacher is my highest ambition and | am
| striving TO gain that distinguished honor
L won't discuss the paint question, but will
say L do not use it, and if the girls of
today would spend much time "adorning
the inside of their head as they do the out
side" they would find themselves in a much
better position to be of some service to the
country. l know You cousins think l am
a preacher, and 1 wish was. 1 will leave
my age for you to guess: it is between four
teen and nineteen. Who has my birthday
April 30? l guess 1 had better grab my
sun-bonnet and run. l surely have enjoyed
my visit. and If see this in print | will
come again. Your niece and cousin
MADYLENE WALKER.
Jackson, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: wonder il
you will admit an Alabama girl of seventeen
winters INTO your happy circle of boys and
girls. Cousins, don't you all think Aunt
julia is a. dear? | do. I would like TO
chat with her. What do you cousins do
for pastime? For myself, I read and help
with the homework. L still blessed with
father and mother, two sisters and one
brother As this is my first attempt, I will
go. All You cousins write TO me. I will
answer all letters and cards received. y
new cousin,
(MIsS) MAYEREE ANDERSON.
Berry, Ala, r. F. ID. 3, Box Z.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I have
been reader of the letter box for long
tlme and thought L would write. l think
~ nice way for us to get acquainted. |
i've on farm with my parents, and all
my sisters are married. / get very
Please write me. 1 will answer all letters.
Hoping this will he nrfnted