Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-08-23
AUNT JULIA'S COUNCIL
Friendly Meeting Place for All TrWeeky Journal Readers

! ms i've on IBfm anu ENJOY II. am an
other cousin that enjoys farm life fine.
am twelve years OF age. My birthday Is
January T. Who is my twin? | am in the
eighth grade and surely enjoy going to
schools. l like all kinds of outdoor sports,
but best Of ALL like swimming. All OF us
Georgia boys and girls must get move on
us or some other state will get ahead. My
great grandmother takes The Journal ana
| always enjoy reading the Letter Box.
like reading. One of my favorite books IS
The Girl CT the Iimberlost." All you 81
lent readers must write and let me know
You are living. | have been one bnt am not
going to be any longer. All you cousins
write me and | will try to answer all letters
received. l would also like to have your
photo. Your new cousin.
MAXWELL GUDGER.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins Please
snip over and make room for another girl
from the dear old state of Georgia.
have been a silent reader of the council
for some time: and ! sure. enjoy being a
reader, too. How many of you like out
door sports? l do. | know we all like
flowers. like the rose and petunia hest
| surely like to read good books. I 90
to consolidated school. about five miles
from my home, but school is out now. 1t
closed May is: and was promoted to
the tenth grade. What about some OF
You cousins coming and spend a while with
me this summer, we would have a ni"N time.
We have had some nice peaches this year,
but they are nearly all gone now. | will
say l am blonde of sixteen summers If
any of you cousins wish to correspond with
"a jolly girl let your letters fly to
Milledgevin.. Ca. Route g.
Heyo. everybody. Would like to know
what everyone is doing these hot days.
f'm not doing anything much. as we have
finished stringng tobacco. Believe me,
cos bit stnc f ff6e How AND 6aw
many sticks can you string a day? L guess
most all of you southern country folks
! string tobacco. m always glad =, when
we finish. It's not hard work at all, bit
just tiresome, and maybe I'm a bit lazy;
too. You don't doubt that. do you: Just lust
you. In sure. Our school starts July 30.
and mother says always get lazy tor, a
least iazierl when we start to school. |
! don't know for sure whether | will go this
term not. | surely do want TO. ] was
! promoted to the tenth grade. | thin K every
body should strive to get an education.
Don't you COUSINS. agree, with me- We
have a very good teacher, NJ Hinsoni;
He taught last year, and in 1920, too.
think everybody likes bin.
i Hello, Bernice Beatty! Come again, your
Is that Evelyn Reynolds. from Alabama,
over there? Yes? Well, Evelyn YOU GER
iyn McNair. she is cousin OF mine. She
lives only a short distance from me- so
you may be sure we have some good times
together.
Have I twin among you cousins?
read the Letter Box every day and say.
Nov, if find anyone that has my BIRTH
day I'm going TO write TO them But !
have failed to find anyone, so far. | was
sweet sixteen February 16. Almost a
Valentine. oh. cousins? Now. if anyone
has my birthday, will you write to me
Would be pleased TO hear from the rest, too,
Love to all, An old niece and COUSIN
BERNICE HARRISON.
Whigham, Ga. July "a, 1928.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: l hope yor
will let in for little chat with you
all today. Didn't 1 hear some one say, No.
we won we like to hear good old jolly
talks hin the Letter Box Well, L hope
| not Cousins, isn't Aunt Julia kind and
sweet to us? can just hear thousands OF
IIfes aos ssSns kudaess deserve ss s" kndness
does 80 cousins let's do something fol-
Aunt Julia Some of you make sugges
ton. Who has my birthday, March %! My
age is between twelve and fifteen. | live
in the country and like country life fine. J
dearly love flowers and especially roses. They
smell sweet and are so beautiful. IL
any of you cousins wish to correspond with a
lonely Georgia girl. | will try and answer
all letters and cards received All you good
boys and girls write To me. With love to
ALL Your new cousins. ,,,,.r
(MISS) NOLA THOMAS.
Lumber City, Ga. Route >. BOX IS.
Dear Amt Julia and Cousin: Will you ad.
nit Georgia girl into your happy band
again?S I have written twice before and
many thanks to Aunt Julia for printing my
first letter | received many nice letters
from the cousins but could not answer all
but all were appreciated. Who has my
birthday. September 80? I will be sweet
sixteen" How many of you cousins like to
read? l do for one. l am going to ask
favor of you cousins: II any Of you
cousins have the book, "The Beautiful
CoQuette." please send it to me and | VIII
take good care OF it and return it when |
get through reading it. With love and best
wishes TO Aunt Julia and all the cousins. An
old cousin.
MISSl EMMA LEE LAMB.
Oak Park, Ga, Route /.
Dearest Aunt Julia: Do Won remember me,
Aunt Julia? I am the girl who used IN tell
the boys about the chicken wing. That re-
minds me Of last night l went to chicken
roast. would have liked to have had oil
the cousins, Aunt Julia and Dorothy Dix
with me. ! guess you boys have been read
ing Dorothy Dix's talk on the tlappers after
the bachelors Every word of it is true, and