Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-01-23
Anonymous.

The spirit Of the flag is here. I
want everyone of you to read it and
take it to your hearts.
Lovingly,
AUNT JULIA.
MY Dear Aunt Julia: Will you
please allow another North Caro-
lima girl to join your happy band
of boys and girls? I have num-
bers of times read the letter box
and enjoyed it. have a sister who
is an old cousin. She has received
numbers of interesting letters from
the cousins which we have en-
joyed reading.
We live on a mountain farm in
the country, where all kinds of
fruits, vegetables and flowers grow,
and all things necessary to make
life happy for boys and girls, though
I don't stay at home very much.
At an early age I began teaching,
therefore, I don't stay in any one
place more than eight months:
I think teaching is grand. I think
it is next to foreign field mission
work. No, I am not an old maid,
between the ages of II and %
years. and very jolly. My. motto
is. "Have a smile for every one
you meet"
I will enjoy very much receiving
letter from any of you boys and
girls at any time. I promise you I
will do my best to answer. Address
my mail to English, N. G.. If I am
not at home I assure you it will
be forwarded to my address. Very
sincerely, EULA z. ENGLISH.
English, N. c., Dec. 5, 1922.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Will you please admit a South
Carolina boy into your jolly band
of boys and girls? What do you
cousins do for pastime? I help my
father on the farm. I go to school.
I am in the fifth grade. I am be-
tween ten and fifteen. I want some
of you cousins to write to me and
will try to answer all mail re-
ceived. Your new cousin,
EUGENE II. ,BUSBIA.'
Beech Island, S. c., Route 5.
Dear Aunt Julia: Hello! How are
you this afternoon? I am fine and
dandy. Aunt Julia, you certainly
were kind to me to allow me space
in your column of the dear Journal.
I certainly thank all of the cousins
for writing to me. I have got Iora
of nice letters of late from new
cousins. I just thought I would
answer all Of the letters through the
letter box. I have gotten so many
[ could not answer all received. 1t
would be almost impossible to do So.
I get four and five letters a day and
undertook to answer all of them,
| but failed, but 7 hope none of the
cousins will think badly of me for
not writing.
Sincerely your cousin,
TITUS ROMINE,
Jasper, Ala, Box S93.
| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: l
have been a reader of the letter box
| for a long time and have decided to
| join your, happy band. I do not live
on the farm as most of the cousins
| do, neither do I go to school, but L
| like farm life fine. I wrote to some
| of the cousins and sure did enjoy
reading those nice letters. I will
| highly appreciate and answer all
| cards and letters received.
A new cousin.
GUY DAVIS.
| Wilson, Miss.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Will you admit a little Florida girl
into your happy band of girls and
boys a few moments? AS this is
my first attempt I won't stay long.
Who has my birthday, March 10?
| If any one has it write me a letter,
and I'll assure you an answer. 1
will leave my age for some of you
| to guess. 1t is between ten and thir-
| teen. Jessie Mae M'MahOn i guess
your age to be fifteen. Am I not
/ right? All you cousins write to me.
| Au revoir,
mos KNIGHT,
Wellborn, Fla, Route 3, Box 112.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Will you please admit a Georgia girl
into your happy circle? I live on
| farr1 and Ike farm life fine. What
do you cousins do for pastime' I