Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-03-15
AUNT julius COUNCIL
Friendly Meeting for All Tr-Weekly Journal Readers

But believe. me, we have some pref
ty places here. [ live a little over
a mile from a cave that goes one
mile under the Sand mountain. The
cave is divided into three parts, and
in one there is a. we'll and a run
ming stream that never goes dry.
In some Of the walls it is wavey
and very pretty. My cousin said he
was coming down and make some
flashlight pictures and il he does I
will send you cousins some of
them. We have foxes here and it
is some fun to a fellow that has
never hunted any to spend all night
hunting them. I wish l could tell
you all about the different things
and how they are fiXedA AS l have
lived in or close to a town most of
my life and now in the country,
you can bet I am green. But I am
learning and when L learn won't
forget it either. 1 love to hear the
old men tell how the things Of ma
ture care and provide for the ami
mails. How to hunt for different
things and where each one is found.
l wish I could write more but II
am afraid I have gone a way over
the two-hundred mark. Write to a
new cousin and friend.
AARON PARKER.
Horton, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will
you admit another girl from the
dear old state of Alabama into your
band Of happy boys and girls? We
take The Journal and always en-
joy reading the letter box.
I go to school at Bass school. I
am in the Sth grade. Miss Eula
Hartley is my teacher. If any Of you
cousins have the song. William
Riley" and the poetry, THE, Cur.
few Shall Not Ring Tonight" will
you please send them to me? I will
return the favor in any way I can
Minnie Wyche, you are my twin.
My birthday is December II, too.
viii you exchange photos with me?
L would enjoy A card shower. Will
all of you cousins exchange photos
with me? Your new friend and cous-
IN, GENOLA BASS.
Andalusia, Ala, Route D.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will
you admit a lonely girl from the
state of South Carolina into your
happy band Of boys and girls? I
have been a silent reader of Aunt
Julia's letter box for a number of
years, and I find all the letters to
be indeed very interesting, though
some of them appeal to me more
than others.
Who has my birthday. July IS?
Will be nineteen my next birthday.
Would appreciate a card shower
from rooon1horS - Ioffo,. loo-.
AS this is my second time to write,
hope some one will open the door
and give me a cordial invitation.
Some of you dear girls and boys
write me, especially the girls. Will
try to answer all letters.
Your new cousin.
ANNIE BELL McMURRAY,
Lancaster, S. c., Route 8.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins:
May we enter for an afternoon
chat? If you all say yes" we'll
promise not to take too much space.
We have written before, but perhaps
you have forgotten US. We received
so many nice letters, we just couldn't
answer all. but we will try our best
to do better this time.
we are country girls, anu YOU
can imagine the jolly times we have,
in the summer time. We
go to school, and like to go real well.
We are at present planning an en-
tertainment to be. given at the
school building. and you know what
a busy time we have practicing for
it. We, with a number of other
girls, are representing ladies IN
Washington's time.
We haven't been reading the
cousins letters here of late, as our
subscription has EXPIRED and we
haven't yet renewed. If you cousins
like to receive answers to your let
tiers, send them this way, boys and