Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-12-01

year high school. We have all kinds of
sports here. We play backet ball, yolley
ball and tennis. play forward on the girls
basket ball team with another member of
my class. As night is coming, will have
to close. I would be glad to correspond with
anyone of my age which is fourteen: Yours
truly, Miss RUTH MILLER.
Bridgewater. Va, 2. o. Box 247.
Lemons: No arrivals, 1 car on track I'M
Dearest Aunt Julia: Will you please adj
nit little Georgia girl into your happy
band Of boys and girls? We do not take The
Journal, though l was visiting cousin OF
mine who takes it. and ! got very much in
terested in the Letter Box, so | decided
would write. What do you cousins do for
pastime? l read, play the organ and help
with the homework. l live on a farm four
miles from Moultrie and like farm life fine.
| am sweet sixteen" Guess ! had better
close beore l break Aunt Julia's rule. Any of
YOU cousins girls or boys, who wish to cor
respond with jolly little Georgia girl let
your letters come and l will promise to an
swer all of them.
(Miss) PURCID GAY.
Moultrie, Ga. Route 4.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
make room for another Florida girl? What
are you cousins and Aunt Julia doing these
beautiful fall days? We doing little
of everything. You cousins, ought to come
to see me. l have nice time going to
school every day. l live about an eighth OF
a
study the sixth grade. 1 also so to Sunday
school every Sunday afternoon. l live just
about half a mile from the Fellowship
church, so you see l ought to have big
time, as | don't have far to walk to either
place How many Of you all like flowers?
| do, and | am quite sure you cousins do,
don't you? | am twelve years old and have
red hair and fair complexion. How many
of you have my birthday, February ~? If
l have a twin, write to ME no matter how
old how Love to all.
OLA NAE BOSTON.
Lake City, FLA. Route A, Box 50
p. ST. will answer all letters and cards
received.
Dear Auntie ard Cousins: May 1 have
tiny little corner in your happy bandI l
live in South Carolina and, of course, it is
dear state 10 me, but | love the other
states too live near Clemson college.
Maybe some of YOU boys are interested in
coming here. If you come, don't forget
that | live near. | think Clemson has the
prettiest college campus that I've ever seen.
| believe that YOU will agree with me when
YOU come. Dearies, what are you going to
do Thanks giving? 1 just bet. Aunt Julia
will have big, fat turkey. l wish auntie
and all the cousins could come to see me
and we would have house party. How
many of you like to read? My! Just see
the hands, I have just finished reading
"Anne's House of Dreams" 1t IS very
very good. l will be eighteen years
old. All you cute cousins write me AMI
Ill try to answer all. Your new cousin,
HELEN i. LAWRENCE.
Calhoun, S. c.
Hello there. happy folks: May I join
YOUR merry band for just few moments at
least? | don't see many letters from this
part of ''ole Georgia" Come on, cousins;
the cousins Of other states are getting. oh,
so far ahead. Say, cousins, there is some
thing YOU all seem not to have noticed but
l have. Out of every issue there are only
one or two letters from boys Yes, I've
noticed it, and for long time, too; 50 come
on boys; all enjoy your letters very
much, don't we girls? And more of you
soldiers and sailors write, because we espe-
,cially like Your 'stories of adventure" /
brunette of the truest type. l was
fifteen years old the 10th of November.
Have I a twin? If so, please write me.
Aunt Julia darling, please print this, as l
want the cousins to write to me, and l
especially want these two songs, Red
Wing" and when I'm Gone You'll Soon
Forget Me" When lonesome and blue, ana
nothing else to do, just write line or two
to (MISS) EUGlE STORY.
Valdosta, Ga.
Dearest Auntie and Cousins: How are you
all today: Move over cousins, and give Us
a seat by aunte, for want TO hear her
say how she is feeling this lovely day.
What is all of the jolly bunch doing today:
Enjoying Yourselves at school and home, l
guess. Aunt Julia is enjoying her lovely
fall flowers, l suppose. We have been read
ing the Letter Box a long time, and really
do enjoy it. Like most of you cousins, we
live on a farm. and like farm life best of
all. We would not change with the city
girls and boys. Aunt Julia, please print
this if yUu think it worthy Of space. l,
Estella am nineteen years young. Who S
my twin! May Is is my birthday. I.
Mary. am sixteen years young. Who has
my birthday May 10? Have l a twin? We
are thanking you, dearest auntie, if you
will print this. Let your cards and letters
come to
(MISS) ESTELLA HIGGINS.
MISS MARY HIGGINS.
Austell, Ga. R. f. u. l.
. Hello. Central. Give me Aunt Julia's
Letter. Box. Thank you. Well. cousins, you
all seemed like YOU were havin: real
Jubilee time just as l called and everything