Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-09-01

seeds All Of you write TO me. enjoy
receiving and writing letters, viii come
MISS LORENE ETHERIDGE.
Uniontown, Ala. Route l. Box rs.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will
you admit two little Florida \girls into your
happy band of boys and girls? We take
letters very much. indeed. We are together
most all the time, and yen all can bet we
have nice time. We. like most of the
cousins live in the countr. and like country
life just fine. But get ather lonesome
sometimes Who has our birthday? l. Lii
lie Belle, will be eighteen January 80. K
Ala, will he seventeen January II. Have
we twin? If so. please write us. Guess
all you cousins had nice time the Fourth
of July. We surely did have a fine time.
We had al-day singing at church
Sunday July POI. large crowd attended
and all reported a nice time. Aunt Julia,
please print our letter. this is or first
attempt. ] am sure you will for you are
such a kind. sweet lady. Don't You cous-
ms thing so? Guess we had better 60 for
fear the waStebasket will get us. Hoping
to hear from all the cousins, we are two
new cousins.
LILLE BELLE VIRGINS.
Atmore, Fla, Route A, Box LOG.
Atmore, Fla, Route A, Box 1O5
7. s.: Please send our letters separately
Dear Aunt Julia: l am reader Of The
Journal, aud life is made brighter by read
| ing the Letter Box. l wrote to Won one
| time before and YOU were Kind enough to
| print my letter and | received lots of an
| swerS, but, unfortunately, good many Of
| the letters were lost in fire before | got
chance TO answer. Will those who wrote
| and did not receive an answer please wrii p
! again. All YOU cousins write. please, for
| | am lonesome at times, and [ will assure
| ron thar every letter received will be an
| swered promptly. With the best wishes to
! one and all, and hoping l get some replies,
| | am respectfully,
MURRAY X. FOOTE.
| National Sanatorium. Tenn, Box 204.
Dear Aunt Julia 1 have been thinking
| for some time | would write to the Letter
liox, and decided | would write today. !
| want to get acquainted with some of the
| good letter writers. for surely do like to
! read letters and also good stories. How
| many of You cousins have read ':rhe Trail
| Of the Lonesome Pine?" have, and
| surely did enjoy it. The U. p. Trail is
also another good story. l am reading it
! now. We are having some real warm
weather these days. How many OF the
cousins like flowers? l dearly love them.
| hut have only few. as there are so many
| trees in the yard: and ! also love music.
| who has MY birthday, April IS? ] will
leave my age for Won 10 guess. IT is be-
| tween fifteen and eighteen. See il you ga
| guess | guess l had better get my hat and
sup ont very quietly. But will ask a
|
! letters and kodak pictures of all the cousins
and will appreciate every one I get Aunt
| Julia, if You will please print this | will not
| worry YOU again until the Christmas bells
| are ringing. Hoping to hear from some OF
| the cousins, love to all,
MISS BERNICE LEE COLEMAN.
| Helena, Ga, Route =.
| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: May |
| come in for just a small space | will
promise not to stay long. and shall be
| very quiet indeed about describing myself,
for it wouldn't he interesting
Aunt Julia, | notice yOu ask for infor-
nation on how to grow the double giant
| 2innias. There are lots of others that know
| so much more about them than | do. but
will tell You how | tried small pocket
| Of seed in my hack yard last wear. |
sowed The seed the middle part of May;
three weeks later transplanted them in
| rich soil to foot apart at the same time
putting tablespoon of s-S-3 guano beside
| each plant. Although it was rather late
! when sowed them. in July they were
| truly beautiful. I am mailing you under
| separate cover some of the seed ] collected
from them. 10 all the cousins that send
me flower cutting 1 will gladly answer
their letters, also tell them how to take
off the summer tan without injury TO the
skin and how to keep the hands soft and
white | would like to gain all my flow
ers through the letter box as there was
never sweeter token of love and friend
ship than flowers
worthy of space just slip Git right easy
into the wastebasket and let more wor-
thy writer take it's place
With lots Of love In Aunt Julis and all
the cousins. ! will say good night. JOHNIE
BLrE RHODES.
Loris. s. G.. Route ?. Box II. care ".
VI. Rhodes.