Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-03-01

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will
you please admit a North Carolina
girl into your happy band Of boys
and girls? I have been a silent
reader of the letter box for quite
while, and wish to join. I live on
farm and like it fine. My home is
almost surrounded by water and
trees. I live very near creek.
What do you cousins do for pas
time? Guess most of you are going
to school. Our school hasn't started
vet. 1 go to Sunday school almost
every Sunday. We have a very good
school. I would be glad if some of
you cousins would visit me this win
ter. I would try and give you nice
time.
am thirteen years of age. My
birthday is August 10. Wonder II l.
have a. twin. I am a blonde. AS
this is my first attempt will go, with
the hope of receiving letters from all
! states.
A new cousin,
MATTE DAVIS,
Union Mills, n. c., Route 3.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you let a
girl from the dear old sunflower
state Join your happy band OF
cousins?
live in the northern part of Ala
bama, about ten miles from Hamll-
ton. and attend school at Shiloh, and
study the eighth grade. The studies
I like best are algebra and science.
am sending little piece OF
noetry for the poet corner, If you
think it is worth printing.
Chess 1 had better go.
BESSIE HARPER,
Hamilton, Ala.
Hello "Aunt Julia" and Cousins:
Here comes four more Georgia girls
to Join the merry band of boys ana
girls. First, Ina Lord, aged htteen'
second, Lunette Autry, fourteen
wears of age; third, Florence Autry,
aged thirteen; fourth, Sarah Lord
aged twelve. Believe us, we four have
q time together. Wish all of you
could come to see us. We go to
| school every day and to Christian
| Fndeayor and Sunday school every
Sunday. If any boy or girl wants TO
| get an answer, write to one OF US.
We have written twice before, but
failed to be admitted. Wishing all
happy New Year,
INA BELLE LORD,
LUNETTE AUTRY,
FLORENCE AUTRY.
SARAH LORD.
Watkinsville, Ga, r. F. D. NO. l.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I
| live on q farm, three miles from
school, so 1 ride horseback to school
every day. l like to ride horseback
and climb trees and go to school.
| I am lonesome now for my two sis
ters, Pearl and Beulah, have gone
! off to school at NaCOochee institute,
Santee. Ga. L am going next year
| [ guess; if 1 do, will be in the ninth
grade. We run a small dairy, and
/ like to milk all right. l am going
to be a missionary when l finish
my education. I want to get a good
education and I think everybody
ought to. 1 hope [ will hear from
some of you cousins, as it will be
lonesome here without my sisters
Lovingly,
MYRTLE THOMAS.
Swords. Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins
Please admit two South Carolina
girls into your happy bands of boys
and girls this afternoon. We have
been readers of the Letter Box fol-
a long time. Matte Lou Bix, come
again. Your letter was fine. This is
our first letter. We live on a farm
and enjoy farm life fine. We have
three little sisters, and one brother
We sure enjoy reading good stories
and books.
We will not describe ourselves this
time. Will try to answer all letters
| received.
Your nieces and cousins,
LEILA HONEA,
NEUREE HONEA,
Route 8, Seneca. S. c.
Dear Letter Box Folks: 1 am q
new cousin. I live on q farm neal
Aynor, S. c., and am in the seventh
grade at Chapel Hill school. 1 play
baseball basketball and other games
excepting foot ball.
If you want to write to me, come
on. I want a crowd of correspond
ents.
Your new cousin,
LORINE DAMSEY,
Galivants Ferry, S. C.
Dear Auntie and Cousins; Who
could resist joining this happy cir
Gle? Not me, I'm quite sure.
I live in southeast Georgia, ant
think Georgia is as fine a state as
there is in the union. Don't you
GeOreianS agree with me2