Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-03-29

husband died in camp, Oct. IL, 1918.
I still think I'm very lucky after
all as I'm blessed with mother and
father. 1 have two other married
sisters that live near us. l live
IN the country and enjoy everything
pertaining to country life, which
is very dear to me. Aunt Julia, sup
pose you suggest something that
would be interesting for the chill
dren to write about, as the old let
ter form" as describing themselves
is running short. 1 wish l was gift
ed with a pen and could write, oh,
just lots of nice letters, as L see
some of the cousins write, but
"fate" is the main object between
me and the pen, so you see Ill leave
that to someone else. Tell all the
cousins to write to me. Inclosed
find a dime for the orphans.
(MRS) HAZEL L. KITCHINGS.
Fitzpatrick, Ga.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Hank, footsteps are heard! A tlmld
knock, then a voice is heard asking
for admittance in this happy circle.
Although 1 have been d reader of
The Journal only a short while, L
have grown to love Aunt Julia, for
uniting so many boys and girls. Isn't
it wonderful to think we can sit at
home and become acquainted with
so many friends and places? Soon
every state will be represented IN
this growing circle.
All you lovers of flowers, books
and music, come often. [ especially
enjoy the letters from ex-soldiers,
musicians and seekers for better ed
ucation.
I have finished school, yet am
taking a home course, by experience,
sewing, cooking and all the accom-
paniments with housekeeping.
Won't some of you cousins send
me the song Face to Face?' The
first one that sends me this, [ will
send them my photo, but L will not
let that be all, 1 will return the
favor.
No one seems to have my birth
day, February 81. You see, I have
just passed IS summers.
I must go before the lights wink"
Best wishes to all.
MINNOLA PERRY.
Shorters, Ala, Rt. l, Box %.
Oh, hello! How is my Dearest
Auntie and all the cousins. Oh, fine,
I'm sure. For myself, just splendid,
only wondering if you have room
for an old cousin. I'll promise not
to detain you so very long. Guess
most of you remember me, as my
first letter was printed in Deem
ber's issue, and l received so very.
many nice letters from the cousins.
Indeed they were just fine. They
were appreciated to the fullest, eX-
tent, and I regret exceedingly that
[ cannot meet each one personally.
1t would be great pleasure for me
to do so. The English language
fails to express my many thanks to
Aunt Julia, for L feel that I have
made some real good friends. I agree
with Miss Pearl Rogers about send
ing your pictures for Aunt Julia a
real album, so come on, cousins, and
let's send her some of our photos.
1 am sure Aunt Julia was overjoyed
with her nice box of oranges. L am
sure I would have been myself.
Come on, cousins, and let's write
more interesting letters and send
our photos. I am an Alabama boy.
Will answer all etters received.
With best wishes to Aunt Julia and
cousins.
MACK DIXON.
Anton, Ala. Route 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will
you admit a northwest Georgia boy
in your happy band? have been a
silent reader of the Letter Box for
several years past and enjoy read
ing the cousins letters immensely.
[ hunt, fish and also teach school.
I have taught all the fall and win.
ter, but my school is out now. I
think teaching school is a grand call
ing, for 1t helps one so much men
tally, as we'll as morally.
am a graduate of the Fifth dis
trict A. and M. school and dearly
A. and M. is located three miles
north of Monroe, Ga, and I would
advise anyone who has completed
their grammar school course to
make, the Fifth A and M. their
alma mater. The Fifth A and M
is the leading A. and M. school in
the state, with Powder Springs, the
Seventh, ranking second.
Wonder what you cousins do
during your summer vacations? AS
Ia III oClIs 80 CdIlIpluS. II is SuCn
good sport. I camped out all last
summer with four of my intimate
friends. Such glorious good times
we did have, boat riding, swimming
and fishing. Only those who have
experienced the pleasures of camp
ing out know to what extent a fell
low can have a good time.
VIII leave my age for you to
guess, which is between II and 20
Lovingly.
HAYDEN BLISSETT.
Palmetto, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will
you please give room for a little
Florida girl to come in and chat with
you awhile? I believe we Florida
boys and girls are asleep, for there
is seldom letter in The Journal
from Florida, so let's wake up and
get busy and help make this page
better.
I enjoy reading all the letters
from the cousins very much. I al
ways look forward to the coming Of
The TriWeekly Journal, for I know