Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-17

paper printed.
All letters not to exceed $50 to 200
words.
Dear Children: So many of you
drive cars these days that I am 60
ing to make special appeal to the
car drivers of our circle to be more
careful of the dogs on the road.
1 drive twenty miles to the office
every morning. and scarcely a
morning passes that 1 am not sick
ened by the sight of someone's pet
dog dead by the road.
Now, it is not hardship to
give horn" to an animal when
you are far enough away not 70
startle it so that it loses its head
and runs directly in the path of
your machine.
I cannot believe that any one
deliberately kills or hurts an AM.
NAL, but please, my boys and girls,
try to be very careful not to in
flict such suffering on an animal
and bring such sorrow to the heart
of the boy or girl who owns the
pet. Lovingly, AUNT JULIA.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: am
sure some of YOU remember me, having
written several times before from Coosa,
Ga. ! am now living in the Lone star
state about fonr miles northeast of
Ballinger, where l am now working in a
ladies ready-to-wear store. Ballnger is
4 very pretty little town, the populate
being $500
In January. sc Browns came out shsre to
make Texas their home for while. We
had very pleasant trip. We spent
a few hours in Alfalfa, Ala. about three
hours in Shreveport, La. sndN the day in
Fort Worth, Texas. When we spent a few
hours in city we went out to look about
Being tired and worn out, we enjoyed it
very much.
Have learned and seen many interesting
things since | left Georgia. Have learned
TO make several things in wax works
Made some beads and, of course, I had TO
seEd them back to Georgia for inspection
If any of YOU Cousins have the following
songs would appreciate them very mach
and return the favor: The Little Grey
Home in the West" and Bury Me Not
on the Lone Prairie"
If you cousins wish to know more about
Fexss, just write me, III tell YOU all
know.
Your cousin and niece
(MLSSD JEWELL BROWN.
BalIuger, Texas, RIB. Box 10S
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit little Kentucky girl into your hap.
py home of boys and girls? l have been
reading your letter box for some time and
think it is just grand. ] am lonesome
and like the farm fine. ! go to school
in winter and help mother in summer and
l would be glad to get letters from any OF
You. cousins. admit Georgia is a great
place, but / think there is no place like
old Kentucky. where blue grass grows.
will write more next time about Kentucky.
Your Kentucky friend.
FANNIE SHARPE.
Walton, Ky, r. F. y. No 9
T. S.-My age is between 10 and IS.
Dear Aunt Julia aud Cousins: Here comes
a Tennessee hoy into your happy band of
boys and girls, ] live on farm and like
farm life fine. See how many can guess
my age. between eleven and eighteen.
Have | got n twin? My birthday is Sep
TENDER q. ] have two sisters. Come ahead
boys, and don't let the girls beat us.
What do you cousins do for astime? ]
go fishing and car riding. How many can
but my school was out the 9th of April.
Sometimes l get lonesome and SO come
ahead everybody and send your letters TIL :
way. We take The Journal and like Aunt
Julia Letter Box fine, don't you cousins:
we couldn't do without it. Do any of yOI
cousins like to read? I do for one. I go
to school at Fairview. l will say Fora
Morris is thirteen years of age. Well, I
am afraid l have already broken Aunt
Jnlia's rules so will answer all letters and
cards received. A new cousin,
Piney Flats. Tenn. r. F. D. !.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII YOU
let two jolly Georgia girls enter your
happy. band today? We live in northern
Georgia seven miles east Ut Adairsvilo
Like most of the cousins. we live on the
farm and like country life just fine. Won
der what Won cousins Go for pastme these
55o oSin t cotto ourselves we are kept bqy
that job? Elsie VIII he sixteen the Goth
OF next January: Clara will he sixteen
twin? If so let MS hear from you. We
like to go to sngings. parties. nicn;ts
and all kinds OF amusements. We will no:
describe ourselves, but will send a lit
For beauty I am not a star
There are others more handsome by far,
But my face; | don't mind it;
For am behind it,
It's the people in front that I jar.
'. This was written by President Wilson
II this IS printed we will call again some
gay Gay; All All Of you cousins write to us,
swer all. From two new cousins.
CLARA EDWARDS.
Adairsville, Ca. Route ;.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here l
come knot king for admittance. Please open
the door and let me in. | am brown
eyed girl; eleven years old. I enjoy watch
sing. I like to 20 fishing and in bathing
| 60 in every day almost. Wish all of
You cousins could come and 20 in with
me. live on farm and surely do enjoy
hahE. so YOU see I get lonesome little
sometimes. dearly love flowers 7 hay
a, good many box flowers and also yard
flowers, too. ] surely do enjoy working
IN them. too. NY father has truck and
Ford. surely do enjoy car rides. Who
has mas my birthday March 6? | wish to hear
TO write me; so if YOU wish to hear from
jolly girl let your letters come to a new
cousin.
MISS NORA LEE HIGHSMITH.
Route 2, Box So, Hiclox, Ga.
Hello. Auntie and cousins: Please move
over and give three Georgia girls seat by
Hattie Mercer. as enjoyed reading her
letter very. much. We too, think a moth
most OF the other cousins, enjoy reading
good books. Our favOrite author is Jean
Stratton Porter; We have read TFrPckles. -
The Girl of the LimberlOst." and lat the
Foot of the Rainbow." and others written
by her and think them all grand books
we would like to exchange books with any
like Sunday school work; we do. We have
a splendid s. $. at our church. which we
take great interest in. We think all bows
and girls should attend S. s. regular. We
our union is young yet, we are striving to
make an Al ont of it. As onr letter is
getting rather long we won't describe our
selves except to say that Omie ad VIVIAN
ere brunetteS and Sarah blonde. our ages
being being between fifteen and twenty
We would appreciate letters from all the
"ousins-those close by as well as those
far off Your new nieces and cousins,
OAtIE FOUNTAIN
VIVIAN FOUNTAIN,
SARAH HUDSON.
Dublin. Ga. Route No. 3.
7. S.-Address our mail separate.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please sit around and make room for an
other Georgia lad. ] am Just wee bit
tmid, for this is my first time writing. |
have been reading the Letter BOX some
long time and think it n grand place for
The boys and girls to meet Where is Miss